, 1879-04-17


Of remark that John Randolph, once mstio IN
the Vtratnla liousc Of Bnrvesscs to twu young
men who constantly kept intcrrupting lltnI, Nv
saving that they reminded him Of lhe lanla
tluon the Allegheny Mountains. "Thcr WcIn
p'Tt Tic y repors % ot @ Tic eneoassst Z between ioar
and Heck Ind by thls tllla brought largo NUN.
Der Of Representatives tn tltc set'ate floos. but
they only arrived III tlnn to witness the cHpieI-
lation OF tho Kentucky Senator.
DANES spERo1!,
which ,' f,S'lloTed, was :,, s!soE' slsa, som1p.ast
casc. That portion Of his speech In regard to
tho return Of the South, nna the bdast OF Its
representatives that they intended 10 w,po out
te var 'ec'sathio, ",a f. rseSs1 TO- ths effect
dsrch still moro omphntte BY Wade Hampton
appearing in the very middle Of tt, nl,h Mr.
Dawes yleldingin accordance with prvato re-
aness TO- hayo namnon ,ss. sworn IN Hampton
The The centre Of attention. scnator bu.ier
then formally announced TINT bis colfeug.u
had arrived, a'ld was prepared to, tnko tslc UatlI
chair, requested TINT he slould step forward to
10 sworn III.
SENATOR HAMPTON,
supported by Senator Butler. slowly walked on
crulchcs down the ccntre as!e 10 the desk and
tuuk the modified oath. An tmuressiye silence
Upon returning to hts seat the ucv seratur was
oncD more surrounded by his Democratic t,o-
leagues, mil The few who had not yet beon lit
tr0Iuccl TO hin, wcrc presented.
Senator Dawcs, looking IN the direction of
Gov. flampson's srat, which Is IN tho rear Of, the
Democratic side, rcsnmcd bis trccclI, antl nj
inost tie first words tint fell upon the now sena-
tors ear NJ the threshold Ut his new career was
the kcathlng lcbnnc!atlt1, Of tho tluhiMHllltg
frauds on lie bal1ot-hox perpctratc by thu riilo
clubs antl tissue ballots. Belator Dawes fol.
loved this up by the declaration that II he was
indehted to a aeat In thc Senate 10 tcnrivtng
wuuld never l,avo The a,ldacity aud of1rontcry to
talk about q frue ballot.
ngcK PROCEEDS.
To fha trfsttrH Assottati Pre,f.
WASHINGTON, D. e., Anrll 10.-ln tho Senate,
consideration WAS resumed ot the Army bill,
nni Mr.. Beck continued his speech. liz rcui
tie resolution herctofure offered by Mr. lioar
tlcnourc!ng the alleged Democratic programme
rs unconstitutional mi revolutionary, RIul tlrn
said the Democrats were nut propos'ng either to
from cocrcing them. Nor wcro they settlng Ut,
revolutionary measures Or erittcAypr!ng to pnss
nets which would deprive the President from
using tho army for constitutional purpugcs. All
s. Gsy p'spSss ps e d. IT, wsq es | ss' e. Y ,s e
dent ltu should not recall the troops fron, tile
frontier. or where they were placed to prevent
nn Invasion from abroad, to bG rised merely for
political purposss' a''l tlat, Whlc tue snrts
working In harmony With ten', hr
sept sptu on III lie es ;H Of ' the '00es aovsraei ss
or Legislature Of 5tato In an emergency con-
use troops againss the public WILL, Tile Demo.
Gratis further satd tho money OF the taxpayers
sloull not ba so expended as to cnable tho
President 10 uso tronps for political purposes.
tos t. s msfa ihs fsx ost IT, s Reos st s? M
Beck said, had threatened to appeal to the pro.
pie nEalnst tic Democrats action, but tic Dem.
orrats
WOULD ALSO APPEAL
to the people whose States could keep pace with
their own llitia, stasstais, al..l Sherirs With
ont Federal Intervention from Washington, md
without Marshala, Deputy Marslsa's, asl.i supcr-
vlsors, no nlatter how immaculate thoy might
be-, from John Davenport down.
THO charge oi revolutionary actlon BY
10 SAID, was ~ 80 II framed that hat oct. ''oI q
ConErrss declared by any Circuit Court Of tllu
less two-tllrds OF The Judges Of thc Supreme
Court shnnll agree In pronouncinE them ut,con-
stttutionaf. le also rcltsrcd to the .na1luer III
which the Thirteenth Amendment, abollshnE
,,I sla7esy was ta'.sd US na'fg n"theT exam
nlerous pfeccdtnts to show Tint It was not uilu-
sun! 10 atach legislation on gulleral appropria-
tton bills. Among ulem It WIS seem that the
iaw relating to Supervisors mud Deputy Mar
sllnls WIS ouactcd I'll MI appropriation biIl by q
Republican Congress, Mnd that tic celebrated
Drake amendment, which, anuulled the decisions
Of tAr suprs1,e Court, was innde part Of III up
preparation bill.
history OF Republican rule showed 1t to bo tl,u
duty Ut tho Democrats to curtail tho military
power Of the country.
MIR. NoAR
said TINT the Senator frotu Kentucky yesterday
atuted tllnt Ills reason for undressing l!!o Senute
Tue ae'!ator lIad touched OIL lnaiy topics, but
had avoided With great care to answer thu ciargo
regarding previous utterauecs III the Senate
Tint Senator bud complained tlat he was
charged with being revolutionary because Of Il
purpose 10 repeal Or revise u certain section Of
the Revised Statutes With regard to tho 1lsu uf
tlle ar'nY. Nov, said Mr. Hour, no one ha
characterized sucs, Il purpose % revolutionary,
bccause general Legislation had been attached to
appropriation bills thousand ttllts. Tho Ser
ator llad declared TINT II to Prrsident did not
sign bill of which lio dlsapproycl ho would re-
fuse to inakn tho appropriations necessary to
carrJ On the Government. l'se question which
he tIloaF) sistlel to put was this: lid tile Son
ator now stad by this posltlon ur did he atms,-
don 1T DID Ac sta.,d bY tic declaration, or back
outl
hlr. Beck replied ho had no moro right to
assulnG tint tic President would refuse to slg,l
blll thuu tic Senator from Atassach1!sctts. no
had no knowledge Ut tie Presidents yluws On
tho subject, but he had in every s,eech he lt,ade
expressed llts belfef that tlIt President
WOULD SION THE DILt
rs hs ought to DO. Wllai a,c did SAY toward tho
adjournment OF TIN tAtu Congress was Tint tho
D0Tocrattc conferees tllu Two bills tEl,t failed
seemed to agree, nltl l.u agracd With them, thut
II III extra ,scsyiuu tuust bu culIc., tn.lu IN it
WIS regretted, thu very moment IL was called
the committees VI Dutl Houses Woull be urra,l-
lied, md hHparate bills would bu trn,t,gtl anu
passetl as htotl NJ possible, nsslng the President
to nHreo With the Representatives Ut tllc Stat cs
nnh people. Thehu bills Wulld proylle that
arnlc.l Bola!ors should not lu allowed to ~.
proach tllc p0tla for tue mere puruosc Of keri,.
ing tho pc,lcu that tlIera Blluulh bu nn hourst
jury nbtancd In the courts Ut thu United ttutcs
III nll Gnscs where tic riElIss al,.l liturtios
u citizens were involved, AMI tint tic 5tatcs
should be allowed to conduit tt,eir own elcclits
III their own way, freq fvon all Fcderal inter
ference. 1le further said ol, that uccas.ot,,
when thcsu lnws wcro submitted to thu presl-
dcnt for h1s approval, try wnu1u bu, n,,l a,,.
proved BY tliris,, tho present Congress would.
III hts op!nion. pasa eyery appropriation bin
ald allouru. III l,oruycr, tho rresldcui, II, tliu
exercise Of tic ROVER vested III hinl, should SOS
tit 10 veto thc ttl's thus presented, he had 10
doubt
TuEsr AaNH aMRHnupn1.a