The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
CONGRESSIONAL.
CONTINUANCE or THE Debate ON THE
ELECTION Laws.


F9Deson's speech In support OF GraHt-
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-s.s'A"a.s 1ephs - S
various speeches bs Other Members
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uueeu JoihG resolution et Inc IeBlsial,lie ~
, =. asnams sat spa1uti -, ii
f ~ ~ III n d, oa aI Iii t
4 ~ esal.ie .i1eass, IT,, also . III - aatnu,
onrs. III ,; ~ ID r. 4 o
III r as ttIi ~ ';d ~
eIisl s o.s.si 9 w ~ pioviuo ~ eie
splss, - w - VI ~ i P..,ila r.
~ lnoe'ol ~ VII -, thcseasi, " alh WON Woou
~ pansion. - na,,sad s, t ~ as'snatinn
Of Mr.. Bruce.
i f t y, eae
n ~ .,rn1i ns;an ~ ~ b oa,e
~ dha ~ Maxiean war p'Aeio' ~ ''ao sai sisoi
= s.o GIel 81. 1,,a.. w. ~ 4.h,, 49,
Hnar rasatian vastara I ,oee tati M taf e he
Ind been naired with the Aenatnr l from o1 Ran r.
| aaa and Md yntad inadvartantiu AA'NAA
' NJ T Vnnrhaee I offernI : iii ~ autho,iyo /.
praa,dant ~ "a Ifnitad q atataa ~ a,,rn,,t ~
.Iamaa sbiaida q Rrigadiar Ganaral ~ inc
army
| TIE eaIendar hainu roaehad tho elaefinn
b;l ~ na -, ard NJ iae Iaaua a,i
| resa the se1,ate az he would ia ahsent ta.
mayrna - - ' = .10 =
After eonsjderabla aiscuasion IN tbe Rail
election nase The wbaln nattar went over IN
mntian RI NJ. sa,,lat,',,w nntiI Mana"n
nayt = - aA''a ona's
NJ p,v.rd ,ac,,ad tho. v,h,, ~ sta,,4a
adnnrn tn.dav Il ha iii Mnndat, "in oI 1,a1t
This was agreed to. =
Mr.. Paddock Introduced d. resolution author
izino the annaintment ~ ioint cnn,nidtn4.
to e9asist nf threa Senators tio and f,ur Ranrs-
ssntatraa e. das,isa = la, ~ 't thn ,.t,i
zatinn "a ths Danart ,nant nf * rrin,,lt ,'ra All
have nriyIeae of sttinr during reaesa With gH
re- se,l,,fion was mnditied 81 ~ +" make the
n,,t 4f G.nat,,r and A. D ai,an4 s,
eanal ' ''''a Ae0pt e
IA i .gs fhe senafa wont into o~aort;,,o eas-
sion The Senate aainnInsd ada at 1Jus's' h, se9
e4on ho s''a't'e' ''s''oai heu a. 2 ~
HOUSE.
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vent ntn st, T. e If tha Ias w.
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ahai3 atny appiopiia'oi pl'3' WI springer ~ ehe
MI H. Knatt 80 n.n.,,o,,,. ta.,, -
MI nj hnPe., a. o. = hth.uGky, ~ 19ok tns ,oor ana
spoke Ia iAvof .s o. the btll. ne reclted large
ha - - LII Y; H. hlIsses .eI ptn
h war ps liz took aae With th ot =
uaa ,,a,m m f t Ias ent neIngctaas
Wele ~ slls legfstatlp.i, Wnlen ~
ma5 plofosau X ~ itpea I al4 ~ aelsnaea ths
s; - 'ehsoi KY gMeii " hsnGuchy ~ y, ~ u
II .nt - a VI. p.eause ~ Wa5 ihlsil
~ ~ PIonIe @ ~ lagls " clt,zans ~ me pols
,.l.aa aipubn' ~ - loiluWea hupsL ahn
pp,,,a nppyf1a 1I. e,lg ihpeai ~ w gionu anhI u
,n MINI desuat a,t, ~ kising Ins ou.iiozeTs ana
ml. h9ossoh, .n th Z, NaW JeTsey, tolloWed, ana
49,, e. t1 ~ ~ a e,as
th umusl Ile evsssledaoa W preserve psace aI
t msapoiis neeaus1 w. CONSTITUTION guaIaneeea
IIse hlee1lvn5. e nns seleiIllR 70 the remark OF
- Ia - pb1i niT, ile ~ p.aei 1y enas ~ ua4ger
;e,,a t.it tbat asalu ~ wouli eaah s
!It .Is4o ,nI vii oiae III 5efteIlshe, anl salu
IT, tnetI tba, ,ahe IA ,e ~ al ~ nangal aa9
oo,id M no anfnrappd h Luz Luz shiah !. -
,s, y. ~ tfai nie W5lon y -
If }nw Who n are ssra Hass ~ iita es +
tha ,,n,per ~ a,,,nsnp, ,',tdiar m 49, ,,,s' -
any atta,nnt r. t.raaL tha ,naao ~ - ali LII r.
this matter the Ren11hlicapa arc n not Gghtin,
fnr q atandinn army r. Vac fiaht ~ r. N haba +
ri the enforcement nj civil naaca He nd
mitfed that The mn p nritv ,s had % The never g t.
nana this laoisiatinn IN tha anrnrnnria.
Hon Hi bnt thaw nanld nnt o. . aten
further It had been given out In
debate on this question that unless the mi
nority permit the repeal Of this affirmative
Legislation, the majority would refuse to vote
the necessary supplies. This was going too
far. We are members of government In
which the written constitution limits all the
powers Of each branch. We have three
branches, and the President j. q coordinate
branch. The President has night to a voice
In the legislation, and, under our form Of gov
ernment, ii he refuses his consent there can
be no repeal unless two-thirds of the MEM
bers of the two houses of Congress agree to
the repeal. a law cannot be swept off Of
the statute book II the President and one
third Of the members of the House OBJ
ject. But now gentlemen come,
and threaten to withhold the supplies It,
ne continued, THE President exercises his
constitutional right Il they % that, will
they not be doing an, unconstitutional thing2
III you say to y coordinate branch OF the gov
ernment-give US what we have no right to
ask you, Will they not 90 an unconstitutional
th1ngf II you stop the wheels Of govern
ment, is IT not revolutions This threat OF the
majority, Il carried out, would disrupt our
Whole system Of government In conciu-
sion, hoDeson declared ms purpose 10 respect
Inns ieglslaIlOn ana referring 10 remark OF
and that a,' NJ .e g..e 1T ~ % w. 7
n4fioa i" aaid that apn ,,ar+v - tbat ottntnrted
- dsturh ~ 10y that .,at ay p1asy 1ae ~
swent p from nnmer n%. oenuie "ouio ~ op7oony
'"Ioo 90 po"ei