Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-25

preserve the peace In their borders and the legis
lature called for the ad as me constt ufion pro
yided, OF tederal lnteIlerence the United states
government MAD tne ilsnt 70 lnIerpoSe, put IN nc
other case should their local aifairs be meddled
Senator Blaine Then understand that the gen.
teman Is opposed even 70 Federal supervisors; that
they are without power 70 act. ~,
Senator voorneesmdes; sir 70 eYerytning In tne
| shape or name OF SUPERVISORS II mad my way; l
polls. would vote against them IL had the
| chance: -
i he not free mani -.
senator foorneesnn Ine seaaIor douDts ana wants
10 put IL 10 the Test ne Gan nnu CUT.
Senator Biaine-What does tnat mean?
Senator voorhees, mean that am free In my
member OF my owe paIty, ana Tree III announcer
thing that Will lot be ratecn1sed as 10 my Teia,
| II he had shaped this legislation he would nave
had the supervisors abolishe but as he had not
as It was. Even the senator from Ma ne had found
that he could not have his own way always In his
senator Blaine, In further remarks. said that the
" peru ueIai ~ ~ p
present AT the Polls had deprived OF ln5
argument that their quarrel was win the tederai
presence, and their votes on his amendment would
protectors Of the peace.
Senator Window offered the following amend
aud any person who shall with the intent TO him
der or prevent the free exercise or the right
any description either displayed concealed, with
In one mi OF any polling place where an election
dof repassentstye IN eohgrsss Is pelng hSo' SNAIL
less than five hundred dollars nor more than 1--WE
InouSduu oOIarS, VI WIN iuprISonulent IOr not less
tnan SIX mentns nor more IMAM hYe years, or Win
Dotn; sucn me ana imprisonment IN tne olscretion
- r ta nd me me- M wsie mo nov
Ieduy 70 Fote tnaL II snouIo no1 pe cImlnaI Ior
purpose to hinder end obstruct the free exercise Of
| suHIaSssr e,,.,. mn, ..,.. =, .,, ...
do not intend that the senator frem Minnesota, Or
1 r E.nol % t On On tha sur h1 WIS o
here, and he CA INTRODUCES all the amendments he
R PEE we Ro9m INC annus dict I sne
By not obtr aiding upon our determination with his
olSenunIoI H., ~. - -, n,
70 asce1taln PreciSeiy nov Iar caucus de IeeS mad
IN ThateysT He as asked senator salisbury
,vooiS he s 80 duoV ioi o"'s h0
"V S 20 dScop; ~: ,,., a.. l., II,
the of th ts INA. IN MS ;f
tion Il "a saa0 raan9 ,,sros ~ 10
oOn ssio1 tI to NAM =, ~ oo ~ ah , 1uu
"a Tbe nann1e had ar tast asS mn 70 The iD,CnIiv
OF that party and made II a minority instead Of
nInayoi ". IbaI party naa luIned ltseit ana inc
IL 81 as wva nos di'o" 'neiSeases " Oe Inea
ny 'HsIr ihS I1 iIelencs' ., ,.oo .,.o. e..--
WI mn IsS IoVH Rt 2 r S s SenauoIo
IG n1 81 sae M me Oh tns
a yho Co., o 70 iI TO- . ne Iisr ~ pa s 9
oa ~ sOie W p1IIs iof tne eApiSss ana aVoweu
OF suffrage at an election for members OF
Senator Eaton repl ca, mo; not until law is
Seostop Sit t az ,TI ao
such law? a'' 'Ons'oS' inc i'sn' " pass
Senator Eaton-No; therefore wiz vote against IT.
u6on s0d raiacsa saenSnens was ,nen To.sd
80 N'~ 'NS' ~ AiN'0' %. - PoiS
San.to- u,nao-, thar, ,,ovo, 90 ..,;,, 49,. .,o
,verd scIv,I;, ON 1aa az I, on Stho , ~. We
read, No military or naval officer, or other Eerson
sngs 81 S, In he miiaiy or nays, service OF the
al 5000 rs ~ THt. az e, -, S' sty VI nd
val serves OF tne UNITED States senator Wlndom
i % tna he oDlect OF .ne anenoment was 70
asoia .as pEnisnmeus Oh CIVIL onieers Ior taKing
-
stated He could not see what he snc on cSa az
OF the amendment might be, and he hoped 1t would
be rejected;
SENATOR Ssck-Me nave no more respect Tor John
Than h we nave Iof General sherman IN
vote on the amsndment N a its pseco
yeas. -; NAYS, 81.
Senator Paddock submitted an amendment,in the
section Of the act sdoptad June u. 1873. making
lof the support OF lne army 1or the
shall not be construed so as to prevent the employ
ment OF the army In the goye nment and control OF
any Of the States and Territories exposed to danger
rom Indian outbreaks.
closing The on SIKH secten a. Il was fS
" asIeeo tnal tne vote on tne section ana pend
t95morro~ afternoon. AID with that understanding
ths senan3 aalOuIncq, Senator fadoock Delng en-
IN THE HOUSE
At ten o,clocE toHd h The borsa rs.,,r,;re,
U az Yen SlocA !o-oay, tne mouse res9Ining
wednesdays session, went into committee OF
the whole and nontinued the discnss,on of the
Ioc,,.lot; q INSTRUMENTATION Hi
legisiatiTe appropriation oili'
MI. scales supported the proposed repeal on the
ground that the laws as they now stood were uncon
5 ~ hs ae Of 1e s
question: and he would, IL he could, write upon the
sky ITSELF that all might see It, that that party stood
up to- lay In favor Of free elections"
ocrats had taken. They said the army should not
be used p political machine for the benefit Of the
the army could be so used, the army must starye
That was the only issue presented Atluuine 10 the
speech OF Mr.. Burrows, In which he inquired ''Row
long II would be before slavery was re established
MI Davis said tfat ii would be ATTEMPTED as Soon as
the Republican party found It be 10 Its Interest 70
re-e5iablIsn; but when that time came the south
yS1S stand " and say This is one of the things
Mr.. Cobb argued that there was no constitutional
POKER upQh which the election laws gould rest.
Mr.. Gilleits said that he did not consider that
posed In se LAT bs 'a and he
should therefore vote to strike 1t out; but
If 1t was retaint i. he would vote for the passage
rule in Louisiana he said thai according to what he
had nsrrd he thought that he'll must be better gov
ant-tramp law, and declared that before saying to
the Chinese that they must CO. he would to every
law on the status book which oppressed the labor
classes that IL must go: The national banks must
go. The national bonds must 60 The land monop-
PISS inHSs e; me mountains OF iuie money Ia
millions absorbed BY coin bonds must 70 oIt Shss
was wanted vas ; bread; not 1lood. ,o. ~. ,,,
EN- De 10 spOhS IA Tue saS VIEW. ooMn T NJ
e pueIo Gy VI IdIseu " snOse WIZ 4 ID
sH ne has M M I1onaa 1 t t, an sunre s
contempt Tor It. The country wanted peace and
ny ME iboibts, Sa Sono dttast LIZ .pdfba sas,Ion
of Wiad1aSdav eSdsd snd ~ % & 19esn
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