, 1879-02-26

No provision, Inns yet bccn r1a'lc 10 ,,ay Tie pcll-
stoners, ''ni without such prosiso tin: Inv will
'ie fnackery, az t'cro Is no tnoncy to pay tetn.
THE rRocEkplNns.
N fh,' trri.tf1t AtAoftttrd yy,s,.
WAs,lts0ToH. b. C.. FoE,. mi-ll,c Ifo,,,c
went into Committee Of The Whole {sfr. HIark-
burn In The cl,atr) OIL the Legislative Apprupr!a-
tlnn bill, t1lc uiestion being M toutarl's
amendment rcpenling the Iaw creating tic uf-
lfce Ut ls1ertoFat Supervisors, cte.
Mr. banning n,iutrd froIn Afr, flarfIell's
speech Ut Wednesday tu tla cfIcrt That ns tnnny
met, llal tccn sent from Efqcinnast tn Inc Pcn.
tcntinfy fur election frauds Inv would take away
cty. lic fa,: "so iar a. m. n,vars, I'll thts Is Is
tile first time that this Infamous tnlscio.d has
lollnu any un so reckless Of truth ns to he a,tuo
!ts ind,rscr Upon THIS tlior. IN ls;s ! wits
ctscted from TIC seso',d Cbbgrcssfona! District
In 1874 was reelected by q: t,,njos!ty VI 1,:kg'
over ,rub i. Stuyensun iu 1915, after tlle tiost
cxeittug contest that had ever OCCURRED In
,hc district, III .wll!clt oEer5 appliance
nov nycs cert'iie 'sr ,nr mao,y 10 Ase Il s"scty. @
i've over Scnator Htanley Matthews. l believed
tGn as do INV that II fntr count woti1d have
Etven n,u II much aarger majority. judge aiat-
thrws gave tau nottcs Of col!icat, rEteh an
swcred. Sttl'rc 1t to say that he abandoned tic
contest and never took Wuru ot Testimony.
After the election
CHARGES or FRAUD
were made by bnth parties, aHl examined by tla
United Stntcs District Court, With Republican
Judge, Republican district Attorney, ans ise-
publican aiafsilui; nhat. sir. was tl'c RESULT
two Congressional Districts, fifteen ucrAuna In
nli were convicted Of Illegal practices, Ut whom
live wcrr sent to tho Penttcptsary. leu ot tletc
fltc:n were from the second District, and three
IL colored Republican. This. sir, is thu
rsr9rt regarding itsG Congressional election iu
l51H III tue eecond District OF Dhu, us IL f,as
beet furnished to mc,-a utstrles comnosed VI
!'onHrnGc men, VINO Aato l!hua nil tletest 'nlsc-
l'oqd In tcir behalf, In tAe Interest " truth,
!iutinee the Insertion 'nao by the gentleman to
hc untrue. una dcnD1ltice its nltt'lur, Whoever
tic may br, ~ talsfcr. hctnra uttcrlng this.
assertion the gentleman Should have been Ger
himself respo1islolo IN tl!s Hoor h!'ti betorc tu
,us % n ,,,s !ns ~ ~. 5ns eh.to Gen'teuan % .'as
Mpmt ~ coI @ ,,, IL, ~ H. %my ,,,. 'unes ~. -. ".
tsafs,s.s ,,s "n' IT., .n ~ pu, " Saen
LIZ ouspG. ~ I'm, ,.,s mno e.a.sns, . ~, nou
hna', '''.s pt!t tn'ao "'tness ~ .s"ns ~ 10y ,cs!
a, a.st I. ~ 49,, ~ tn ~
roMn tns on,4.tt ~ ~ - ,,,.', " IT, ~
a1 aesNsatioh pclolc Iiae'''e IL uPo'' 'c fecoFos
oi ~ ma i,aton ,t.,ni or, 1,as,-o =, Il, ,,so,..,
muuna t'S aaar % oes IJr , na f.. nds scfsun ,,t
msas st " .,sa tt is stu
WIZ e'sl ~ tuc Gtcetuu " % Low ~" u!y hnu"i-
euGe, " ny autnollt5, Ut s.srouei! ny ulSule'
...'.ie w. nu ~" as1. ~. ~ Ill.,,
! .!.M.'e!oas ta'sGno: tatsnt - auto" uIn H'Is.
un e1un"I ,ae ~, ~ n,m ,i,ts .i ~
En.nttsmS " ~ samue.h eunse;GI .,i MILL VIZ
Gen.'em.as . 0.cal loGoI, IT,, ~ ms.s hsp"m .' @
,p Ill., pless @ pephso % o. ae , nu pu"s
~ wv. ~ ". @ " ...s nuu w ~ ~"
ta y. as ,mn y. tae .tns s. ~ H.. usis -.
t .nc9e S.n!Ges. seo' ~ ~ 81, MN ~ ~ ~ .ssp
~ Gens!clasi " ~ u '''c posa'
WI ''i ', ;aS a:'uuT trs,1 ~ H. ss ns T.,
,.d - H. l19h Hi out, ~ ~ WIS nhsn tt' ~
! !Isa :. " . IT, ua.ic.u, m,n; , ~ su4!tcu "'u
e1e heaeia4'y c4pfcsseo Will VI ''e Aouse'
hit. GAnPIELn
said TINT hc Ind uo particular desire to eny my
thing In reply to Ets colleague. liz lad ninuc
no charge oGatlst tlIat gentleman. liz had
rot named his name or Ills district. liz ilac
not eatd anythlng Implying that any member
lad tono a,iy corrupt tl,i!iE. II bis colleague
was ambitious to ges into Il, controversy aud to
elevate htn,Hclf to tl.e posillun OF u conttoyer.
s;a}ist with him, lu Ind tniet,, for lc Uur,icid1
lad not challenged either his cotcuyl,e's pcr-
sotsni character, or Ills nuti, or tis district. Ho
iatl bcclt talking nbuut the NECESSITY Ut the
Inv rcnnE1ng on the statute book to protect tic
purity Of nattonal elcgttons, nrll, after calling
attention to tho frauds practrctl tn Now York,
llu lad niclltinnrd aiso tho election frauds
nractfccd III Cincinnati. All tsmC hc knew
n1o.,t thrt,, wns what nnr tntc11frnnt rrn,1.r ~