New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-04

ment OF the Chief Executive OF the country
Mr.. Blackburn declared that that impeachment case
based the exercise OF the veto power and the In
reference OF the President to prevent the ue OF tho
Army In elections. Toe counts had been voted upon
moro than once. and the gentleman from ONO was On
the record every CINE voting IN their favor aDg 10
had been suspected IN his action and had had standing
BIZ him. voting de by side with HIM mpeach the Pres
dent Kercisc Of the veto power one then com
pIratiycIy obscurt. aud VINO except i0r comDnIion
OF dents would have remained to this day and until
his diving dag, that obhCuriiy FOR which nature ana
b!sfrcaIor see med 10 have designed bim-sde by side
vtih ih gentleman from Ohio had stood and voted Mr..
Hayes OF the same STATE. lAppiause on tie Democratic
Mr.. blackburn asked what provision OF the Federal
Constitution undertook 20 cI0the ans 10ly ritDer 80
President himself or OF hi5 Priyy Council even IN
clu0iug his Premier, The Secretary OF state 70 slt
ms he had done on The floor 81 the House
last saturday, and by his presence ana approval seem
10 intlmidnte oyerawe and brOwDcat the American
Congress lDersIve laughter on the Republican Hde.I
Who had commissioned the gentleman from OHIO
TO tell the House that IL had better be
careful because tEc made ana the President
let go the country be said that one party N THIS
Congress asserts that me mauaces shal la ron lns
limbs of ireemen and that me Ah,ng shS ~
hold its mailed hand at me ,htoat 3 o. Iao
that. rather than release ~ grasp IL VII D.. .s
the Government 10 starvation. ana those WIN
whom stand identified are wiling 70 accept the issue
Aye more, We 20 irtner. ana @dinI tnSL ~ 90, to
cnas VINO make the issue and We are ready TOT you 10
acceptt Planting ourselves on h5 DroII oun ne T IN
welcome u" tol,lo'ers,n. loL t"' - tacL t.,
eighteen years the democracy cn,,re BACK VIZ VIZ
propose to &c citrate her return to power by
wping from the statute book those DEGRADING resrc-
which partisan legislation h3s imposed We 90 NOT
iIcud 70 stop unil hdyo stricken the last Ncsugo
of your war measures from the statute DOCK tke tios
which were porn OF the pass1S iDcldent 10 clvi se
ana Wlicn looKrd alone 20 the abidgnent OF ne HDrf-
he. OF the citlZ NJ until we have an nntr@mmelIcd
election and an unsuperyl5ed ballot ana an absolute
free right for tue cuZeu deposit BIS Ddliot a. inc
CONDITIONS precedent which offer 10 you Tor me
,,ossaye of mn. bill / assure you gentlemen
tat inns side OF the chamber, which has deinOistraed
its power never means 10 yica or surfen der ue- t'
Congress shall have died by virtue OF It's limitation
ny Id appause on the Democratic sde.I
Wncu Mr. ackburn concluded MS speech ne Was eur.
rounded by hs colleague, who congratulated BIN upon
it, one OF the first 10 shake him ny the mana pe-
ing Mr.. Johnston Dem, Val ,,
Mr. GIBsON Ueni. La made p speech upon the legal
ana constitutional questions involved.
W. r,"de Iy Mr. T. Turner Dem, Ky.l and then at
4.SO n m the House took "A until 1870 y. IN.
Inc deiate to-day fully pres rived the prestige COM
nun cd to II by tue opening speech VI Mr. Garfield on
last.