, 1879-05-16

FJlff lin h1t+
| il tho J,ttrn xt, tlisnct., 'rhs il ~. WA
49, =" =. as
| "'4 "H '"'"'a4eAs eAah'
| u has taRcn place siuco W haso been In this
TnatnpeF: SUN laws would disgrace ua!oncy.
Mas lhe demand 70 return TO tue old wnil-trod.
acn s'adls 81 1uatlcc and e0hl procedure mat
ter 10 ilfe iie NuF'ner1 mind, mud set all the
| uohingo9acs h1rtl! q Mason ind Dlxon's lIno
tscc'nftn'g asahat Lie dcsIGns Of the Democrat
| IL paFtyl
II = not cdAT, continued Mf. Thurman, to
provide 4 remedy for existing defects. Exoe-
Ieheg nna prusr.s fflnt, %h"n ,ynu undertake. t0
!eni.ay Jury hsstetn w1'era Tiers sre apt 70 he
ntea' 9uestiotlt, II Is cfsentihl telat you pttI-
| WIG against 1nrlcs consisting of men Of one
t po.t',ea' oattF aa3'!c. Wo cannot avoid taktng
mo'lce ot .1l,siea nart'cs. W. toko such notice
II ouF state laws ny providing that judges III
tIccion ahall 20 CHOSEN trtn different parties.
al u our Feacfai lava ~ similar prost.toIl In
| Ie2nio ~ sntefs1snss. VIC are compelled, ~
practical mcnt To recognize the fact thu. tn this,
rs IN al 1ree co!lntrIcs there are different polit-
lcal hart'Gs; nshl tfeTe!hre the proposition IN thu
pend!nE ti'! that The names nf Jurors hhail 10
R'ased IN hox 1y ing Clsrk ol Court: a''l ay .
Jury EolntnisslDncs ~ different uolltlsnI faith
10 40 uut tn alternately. is not open to crtlcis1n,
0ccatlsc It recogntzcs ihc political pnFfles.
lass'ng lrom the subject Of juriea, Mr. Thur
haa spoRe ht
THE SUBJECT OF ELECTIONS.
an,l their freedom from pnltttcal Interference,
ani the ilccctslty and tusttcr of rcpcalng tho
present lnws. which were tnstrutncntaiittca Of
| currupiion and fraud. Even II constitutional.
tiley SHOULD be Repealed, but lie denied t1ictr
, Csfiai1' Senators at nothing
ti4,, a,uf H. ~! w VIZ WIZ G.eu .e Enstu
H sau!'' W" tt,e Senator from atheaota "idoni
.,a..i,., sa e reMosats oolectcu y ~ coistl
.iniu'l.3 .i.s. u so.aetnlHS as usua', mt'tnat!hk
tilat is was pntt Of their stock III Trade to say
this ~ua"a no SUI my iof
tu.e euautty "lcn uulect'on 10 = lheasuFe On
eoa,satTu ra's sFnsnus i, co1a pe put ao"h Will
asnuss ,' amcse E'ce.on Avs nrosade, amo'E
o.',Hs M sn!"as' AAt uu! neFson Wao W tue IN" Of
nr,inr ~ ",i1,a m .,i' - ~ s,, a' ~ 1ne m ~ ~
" sn.!L'e n''' ~ fote, ss'ail' IL ~ nuef 70
pssa0.n' stlII aet ahu nls ollee ne REJECTED Oh
as.uuMt VI uls Eacct co'9r; OF previous con6Itton
.t,sit s'nr,t1nu' ,,, nys ] 1t@.t 70 sotc' mnWltn-
0ir ill.,, ~ ~ ,1tnt1 lu.sa ~ t psoPef o'necF ~
W" T.. 4';nt :, ~; ~ pvttota M t'e uc'.
t,,ar.,;t "a. as'nGna ~ .nt IostNntao nnd
,s,s ~ Y nns ~ H. ut eee. st, pfo
t,1it MI uefG 49,, ~. w. ~ o.. laS'fles 70
u.n. I'LL" the u'stS e,t 70 von required ~
..'.ts @ ~" t . any Icc. @seeo HnuoseS neua!tles
a', !, ~ .esuss ~ P9os'uG saSti 'aetcs
a.e. AZ ~ nmnns ~ uutr - iuii!4 Ans pte
nnic ",t, s.r ) Hi4 }nn"srs anos an ,us,,aa ~
cIrcttunF who refuse 10 receive tlle yotu cast
upJer ll!c preceding sections. These scctions
arr in execution of In, Fiitecuth Amcnffnrnt
but Il ti,sY ara so co,nprononsIyo @ m hut thsv
,xc, ,,nu ~ r,r,xv..
s~ ,, 49,, =. .,.... 1890 49,.
10y ti. ~ @ M.u 40 s'ss % wv asG bte" hiascst
a,a y ticy apniy u ~ !oeai rs wei as general
e,setoaa. .,' Mnese u IVY cohstatIoiaa Warfant
~ sia, tne suastuts..1 % " t.shc lA"si 1"9 pro-
N s.s!ons liase ltS,' e1'eu as "asrAnIlng IL N tt
H3 v9vs M se'9a,kaoe aii ',,d 1ocuen., @ scto So:
NJ, wiilen wo atoY naa u1e sonor TO rceelve from
ais hxeeiieh;sy uae rfes,acnt' a'lu no IL
anon1 i , ngun,4y ~ o.' uhl9r.qhatE M h.s ietesonse
70 !l!e Jaw ~ Teto ~ \, First, ns g!tcs Art.
MInent AL. ~ goes not supors these stututes
uGL <[iE 6thIuLG8 10 1uftllEf, u1Ht uGuGffnkH to
regulate tug M right ot every citizen to vote, no
matter wtat ~ color or what lss previous eoll-
ttitioh. llle Supreme Court las decided that
!iesc provisions gre unconstitutional; .siAt Tic
tfiteguth Amendnent co'ltess 10 r1Ebt; upon
any lnan 70 vote. but guarantees those other
wise qualified agsinst r, Discrimination ot any
sort against votcf5., There Is abundant pro-
Vision IN ilIeac auctions to prevent men frosn
Fot!nE,
but NOT foR THEIR PROTECTION,
and ample provision Tor blackrl1ard Deputy
Slarstla!s tlrawn 'Iroln me lowest putlteIs 1T
NOW aork anu thllauelphia. There IL power
fur ihetl to arrest without warralt tle most
peaceful a'l reputable eitizeu who oilers 10
yntc, anil bring min befosc tho un!fcd States
C0fnnlys1Un. They tin ttnr tie State JUSTICE