The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-25

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isbas. thar AmendmrAt vas hsi~as~l ,s~A, ts
nstss liz. bull ~ss ossrsd by Mr.. ~ a NAssf
providing Tor ths substitution II lhiasd NAh-
Mr.. Hcrk concluded his rcmarks on shc Ap
preparation hl.l On the iath. lie rrai ihe reso'a
tlna heretofore or~rcd hs Mr.. naAr aenaunrink
the alleged Dvmcerahs programme - anc"asssa
ticnAi aHd r~solutis nary. and th~n said the Define
iaens or h. prevent the President from cc~rclns
thwm. Nor were They srttsns NJ revolutionary
measures or ena.avorins ~ pas. 40. ~hish
would deprive the ervatdeut from us,n.
/ t6o Ia nNn1 All
they proposed ~ do. - ~ould t~ ssTn ny the
ststh section et the bsli wAs % Say 70 the fr~ei
dcnt h~ should not recall the trnops fruni ,h~
frontier, ~ whore they wero placed ~ prevent au
Invasion from abroad ~ t~ used mrrvly Tor rciiti
cal purposes. Mr.. beek retors~d upon the Re-
Syy y''r, rsisrrsns ten ~ IL II. Law x M which, h
said WAS framed that acts 81
Ccnrrvss declared by any Circuit cnnrs ot The
ss ' .ss s.. san .'s :" ss
Court should a.rc in pronenneinv them tnron
st!tn!ion.l. Me also rrserrrd :" the manner "
Witch The Tnirse.nsh amendment: ahcli.hins
of Republican revolution. He quoted nasner
Gus prerel~nts IN show that u WA not unusual
to attach legislation on general appropriation
bills. An.ons thrm u ~as se~n that the
Law r,iatin1 ~ Supervisors and lArmiy Mar~hsis
VAS cnaeted IN sn Appropriation h,ii by =
Republican, Congress. aud thas ~. s.'rhrAs.d
/ Drake amendment, which annuis#t the decisions
~ thr Suprtme raurs. was Ma.ie part ~ al srlra
rriasinn iiil. Mr. Dawes next Aldrs~-rd thr ~en
ate. H. svfsrred % the dangerous thrnry 81 Mate =
+ riHhs- Whlsh culii w Atrh underlying these VI
tsmlts IL deprive The General upsernmtns ui the
right given II hy fhr constitution ~ Nsniais the
elections fnr Representatives. ttr denounced that
theory, snd upheld the ttsa that VIZ arr = nstioh.
/ not 4 confederation q states, Mr. pAws-
said his frends on the other side onrh! not g.
pirate about r.,.,y II The ballot bos nn''i \ x.s
j of N.~ Aork wv~ wiped ont In lA.e In aecoriAnsn
with circular scnt out beforehand IN the name Of
their ehet =, = Tlden. wha sissrwsrsi dii net know
18th ttstsfa Hasa AHA
/ thing about tvcry other political inianity that
has hcen transacted W his nanie AID In hts
house. lls supposed I, VAS only : question Of
time when tie thrcat q wipe ont all the war ta.as
nrrs. and rcstare the old order ot things. would m
tuinllrd. hat he had frlt eAlle. upon ~ raise his
protest IL representative u state whnss people
would always ~ found IN the van of any move.
ment necessary for the detrnse of t.ns r.
/ publican principles. The Maase completed
thr moncy parts vt the Legislative hlll,
! and enterrd upon thu political discussion. Mr.
Iswis opened ths siel,at. with 4 lsTal argument
against thc Hretan laws. iIe hench that tls
south Mas selli fer a.s illegal nr Unconstitutional
Southefn people nrssled help aud sympaths too
much Tor that
The oonAAs continued ~ discasston Of ~
Army hill on the i7th. NJ. Voorhees, ssid The pro-
lection of the ballot Lox hal been ~rssed frem The
proper local officers. and given TO corrupt Federal
officials. The spirit that dictated this Law ILL
trust Il, the r.epls aud thrlr capacity ia1 sell ~,
sraineut under tree elections. Tho whole power ot
the constitution ~As thus perverted. The people
would resent this insulting tyranny wli.u the facts
should he clearly presented H. thsnt. AMI xhseos
sense of seeis'aiase would npftns up IN th.tr
! bf.asts. Ho hoped thu people wnnld read this
I laa until il .huula become an ahhartcnec u the
| public iulnd. There MAN no American who wAs not
Iahlc IL arrest fpr other rra.en than that
ns ~ ,as mind q saisr.sar =, 'sras H., Ma., =;
part. malice or hate. Every rntiian acting ~ such
rapaest, was g determine mans rights y the
polls. Mr. VOORHEES, said that II wss .Atire
ON frce government 10 cay that outrage
should be exercised At Tho point Of the bal
onst Nr. Teller followed Mr.. Nourhefs. liz
sAid tiie pen.oetaiir rry seeMsd - W. for fires
ballot. All the frAuds On tho ballot for the last
thirty yearA. In said emanAtcd With. or hal bee,
~ the advantage of, thr pvn,asrasie PARTY. IT.
cited the frauds IN kansss IN i's,s anil issa. in
I.ouisiANe III tsAl, and IN New York ,sty IN issN
IL dill not desire ~ msreprcssnt the santl, hui
~nnll uniy state The t1.t. n rEsrd ~ that -estIu
witch. IN his opinion. naas Federal saperst
sion necrAsAry " TAR election. III
then reviewed % . considerable i.nsth this
testimony taken before the committee ol which h.
~ss Chairman. and d.. Jared that estn white DEMO
Gratis Ia good standing testified 10 lawlssanesa sud
Naturalization q ths elcctiuns 70 prevent culnssa
people frcnl voting - they desired IN Lonsssana
aud south carolina. .-~- Debate ~as also conttnMvs
u ths ttpuse on thu political asAsndnsenM to I'll.
legislative Appropriation hlil Mr.. Kelley spoh,
nr~i. while diAclAisni my pAfsisanship aud derrrcat
Inv nnAnmasory sp~s chcs hc warmed ths lwnin.rai
SnAItl try ou1uWFhtu because na veto HNH tTrtte
ted our ilsht houses II ~ ont on our .aaAts. an
neglected ~ enact n~esssAry measures, they Nunl,
make thu North - apiid ~ II waa from isssi Il
lrA IT, said, TOO, that sAv south would not b.
solid IN thr event ot violation ot tho constitution
And that the two Orsenhask~f~ tram thr south
which prevented u trom beinx solid nov
we're only .he torsra1nsr~ q tho srea. y
Nse soltd south which would result from
this execatIon ot the ptvssut t,cmeerasi
prosrAmMs. Mr. Carlisle, of kentucky. made
ssronx ie1Al Ar1umrnt tor ihe hinoSratic stAe Il
fAvuF nt the cunstitMuuhAilty u tAe itMnfrAtI
position, and VI can.inAtnn said. pisslallain
any intention " make appeals - rasson dts
claiming any Intention % ss.its partisan fsrlins
or u distract the Judgment VI peoples represents
uv~a - thtA yery exciting question. nay ~ u
9entlsmAn on tbs other sds. mot IN Any spirt 4
arrogance, bnt With sil lhe Aeilterstton and sAsf
e~tnsss which the gravity that this great snhjce
demands. ahat shsse laws must bc repealed. ~
tAAt shia power cf sh~ Exesutive control the ele
tian " the psoplsr representatives, Mnst bc take
eway.
Me~~ra Randolph. Of Now Jssssy, ~
.'roaMe. ot Maryland tlA.aoerats sddsesse
M *na.e on sac 18th IN snpport of The politiel
amendments 10 tha Army hill ---tn the mOnk
thr Legislative Appropriation till hetn. undor AZ
cussion, Mr. Mckinley sistrahlsam,,nt ohio, spo,
IN cprasiiiaa u the proposed repeal u u
e.neral Election Laws ~ denounced the n
wie frln Tho law livery protection ~ tho haiin
has. And vi ~urt.nsirr II Int, the nnhniy hAhsls
hiasi 'ter.stsis and hsiia, hpx suffers - u
North. And ef tissue st,ais cheats at thr kout
, Mr imtt.ss ,keruhlisAni. u M,biesn, wAa u
H.t SPEAKER. IT. SAtd that ii HsHlieIurn ~ Il
other sidn wsrr really snAiu,A u psstsrsH peace u
~ niscinri ~ teat dawn III. 1nts t.inainiAr II
! tshal fufress reared for that purpase. y
th.t .esiN ~ honest resiAtrsiions Those las
ia~s secured II. Ind thry want FAR .ann
theAe LAWS Insured II. DiL they want trac i
sarnsi 1ler. laws sn,cins., u i'id They ~