, 1879-01-28

nrrIvetf Mt Nftchcti,s ttAuRhter-housc In
A fanishipc condition, ,llcy found
supp,y Of PORK, md the fumes Of fried
nork rosc with thefr grateful Thanksgiving.
heck. OF Kentucky, advocated the payment
Of thc eistm, but II was opporcd by Morgan,
Of Alabama, eut Ben tiIIt, the latter Et.tug
bnmt,ro,,. Iifns,ra,ion of the manner in which
onc f;corpts woman WIN married a Federal
ofy1rcr hrrsrnn lnyal aml tr,,tnnetl lin an cnot-
mou. claim. IIil] declared hlmscl! opno.ed to
thr novmcn. of All war clsims, except per.
hans those for The destruction OF rc],rious
nu.1 educatIonat establishments. The claim
went oyer until to-rnnrrnw. a. tl,c scnate de-
sired 10 Yo lnto EXECUTIVE session.
WARREN MITCHELL
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no1s @''a hupcs'utcna'ng eiangatef-noase lot
, thta purpose
HILLS SPEECH.
1o As 'rsstsr7a A"ostastd Prtss.
WAsf1IxoTon, u. G.. Jan. 9Th the Senate,
after dt.posIrg Of Tie morning business. n,,d
n...,,r .nr"r, MI. ~, ,a c."ed.r 49,. 81, ~,
passing Fo'eta! n'!'s on 'ne eaenaAt, Inc b''i 10
par Warren Mitchell for cotton taken tlufing
followed,
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postpolictl' He1ecse'l-5eas' u: nays, +''
VOTE against i. because Il was a war claim. H.
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m"e.'er ."es 10 ~" .oyh' Ut .l''o5a. pe'"on1,
~ s"'tt"s t'"oAoS5 eAA%Pt " ~" s%AikAoAo H'"a
educational institutions whoec property was de-
a,royc.l. tn nav thrso wor claims won,a nank-
runt ths t}nrrrnmrnt. am1. .. ~ rfmtd mi
.up' M NV u'sesn.ae"1' a'o' ~ "e soa'u NV
pay a'Is IL "oaio 10 an UNJUST uscflfnI-
/ nation to undertake to pay some.
Senators on tho Republican side said Warren
M,,chrll Nh. df.,orni rnJ sl,on1d not ,.c mil.
wbIlr eenntor. Of, the Democrats sile sutIi lo
/ Was loyal ANU st'on1o bo paid. "''at "as meaht
| by the ward "loyalty ~ Dil It mean man
devoted To the Stnfcs u'M1cr tho ConatltutEunt 1
New York 10 proclatm his 1evotion 10 the Tn.on
during tlr Wnr, bl.t farther lDwn, ,whero tho sun
is warmer, It requires cour oEo f9r man 10 lay
he was devoted to the Union. lie (t!!il) knew
south wl,o stood up um proclaimed their adcl-
tty to tile UniDu to the very last moment.
There were many mon who fenGht secession 10.
til It became fact, and submitted TO tliaanion
as 'hey submitted 10 tie death Of fsll,ss OF
run. Nlrn secession came, the only thing they
could do was to 70 with t!rir people. This
question Ut LOYALTY had mt received proper
South wnovou1dat my time during tho war have
ilo believed ti.c greatest pos.ible calamity
which se ppsn t. t! tbs e.an,'{ rona a., ', he
que queror over anothe1 slarc ,s had E,een ID co''.
Grcs* he had heard then tica,u,cp southern
people ns si.loyal ti,lrtccn years alter War. md
llo believed in his heart II t'cse lucn bad becn
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Yanccy in tllctr devotion To ecrcsston. bcca,,su
,l,ry wrrc men of lie snniu temperament. Tue
people III this country ought to WAKE up tn the
conviction that tit late War was an honest war.
II was war fought VI, account OF the ronystion
that they wore right This perpetual talk about
Kplcls nnL atluIikY to the Union did not cume
from q tnagnaniiEuus sp!rlt Tho War 10 orer,
tic Union il restored. aud Il WIS tlu1e that wu
should leave tilu passions uf war behind. The
1nain,c,l southcrn soldier would ncvrr: aak Con-
gress for ponalon. His widow nn1t orphan
losses 10 ll,r penalty fur fsi!urc, rs bravu
men stuuIl do. The sooner thu people Ut the
9uuth were tanght to repair their lnsses by
work, by fruenlity and Industry, tIlc better 4
| would lie for them asIf the country. Let the
losses of the War 70, aud II the people desire to
avoid such 1usseA lii {qturr they must avoid war.
Mt i cnatinnng s. ~ w. .s a... m1nDes. es
now about to retura ful''nrlGeu 10 power. De-
cause thu pcople were eatihfeti that the Rcpu'
!tcan party was no longer eolmpelent to remain
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