, 1879-05-12
II Was They Who, by Attacking sla-
very, Forced the South into
Secession.
A Speech Fnll OF Apologies for Trea-
son md Hatred Of 10y
atty.
Old Zach. Chandler Aroused tc
Fury by This Brazen
Rebel.
a Hetoxt In Which Treason Ia Not SO
:: seduotively Portrayed.

WASHINGTON, d. G., May 10.-In the Senate,
consideration was resumed Of The b,l1 making
appropriations for tho Legislative, executive. and
Judicial expenses Of the Government for the
fiscal year ending juno 30, 1Bs0, nnd for other
purposes.
Mr. Beck Of tho Comn,ttteo on Approprta-
tons, said that the BILL was substantially tho
same as TINT agreed to by the Committee of
Conference at the former session Of Congress,
with few exceptions.
hir. Edmunds inquired whether what Is called
the "polticat legislation Ia ll,c zane as pro-
posed last wear, or did 1t differ by enlargement
or dl1ninutIons
Mt. Heck replied that lie was not prepared to
answer, Is he had not compared tic two propo-
aittons.
Tllt amendments restoring The compensation
Of the Sepate's officers, r[Grks, and other etn-
ployes, which tho House had reduced, wcro
Nj. Beck moved tint tie rcadtng Of TIC bill
DO dispensed With, TO afford Mr. I'LL an oppor-
to lenvc the city, an, may not return teforc the
cod Of the present schBfon.
Hills REMARKS.
MI. Hill then spoke With reference to that
part OF tic bill proposing new legistntlon With
regard to jurors, Snpcrvisors Of Elections. etc.
upon tic country, Tho legislation proposed hclng
very simple, unthlng hut the repeat Of some
portions Of tho laws enacted during aml s,ncn
the War no had watched the discussion IN
anu was now satisfied that tue marty IN this
country had entered tlpon a well, OF,
rather, III, considered but determtnuti pur-
pose Of The reupunlng of sectltuial agstat[un
which 10 long disturbed thu people, with Tlcn
OF consolidating one section. Of llr country
ngarBt the other for the benefit Of purity,
without reference to tfe public goml. II tic
bill SHOULD become law II would not affect iu
ntS+ HnF fttT1 u1 t3TtStt
the majority lit Congress declare from this time
forwa1a TINT the army and navy sail not inter-
Zero with tho elections they nut re-cnacs what
TIC custom, practice, aud law were bctoEc the
net Dt IND. Tic country wns to be told that
the Democrats wanted to drstToy tha mower 1T
The Government to enforrc the laws. Thu
speech ot tho Senator from Vermont nlsght to
be studied, as It showed grcut 9ucsti0,,s III
= difference betwcen thu two great parties now
struggling far the mastery. il tIsc nsaltalp-
ton that there could l,c no protection to Tho
country save by military arIn should unfor-
Itepublic would he at All nt,l.
slr. Hill then ai!lsded to tic rcranns who Ind
so|ournpd III t!,u SuuLh a,al Eoilu North ~ de-
liver LECTURES on the subject Of Southern wrongs
and oltraGcs, ,hcir statements being Of
4 dnos.Lr EXAGGERATED CltAHAcyrn;
md also referred to those WIN it,stieatcd tic
morcmcnt Of thu negroes 10 Kansas ui,der falso
prctenscs att for their own t,crnonul beuctls as
they bccasne ellarera IN t,ls money cnntribltc,l
for thu rnsiol t!lc sufferers. ll,e snutl had
,n tn.na IN ~, ,,r,s. - sa."nes 1
Mnrt mi " sr,,ta tha iot"aqR.s T., ~, @ ~"
sn..s,.,, a!a a " ~ utuusauH III ta1o pos
s,osnnat ~ pum mi Mns pe.Alstenl'
Iuvc the rrcsIis,t to yto ts iii nrht,ng i ~ W.
military intrrTerenrc nj thn nnia ~.
never Geteyu,i that lie President wnmin win
.the 1Ill lls dL' not :bulloys tle President
prrsitient sirnnlize,i tis Ii1ninistrntinn bv ths
rc,noyoi Vt i1ouns nj liz SnIth' um1 ,t'psnf,rc @
he iil not holicyc j,r President would br ru,itv
Of nc,nsstnncy bv veta,In. III. bi,i ill., n WY
dcnt decarca h 9s aa',.ra srcss @It ,ut tfs tc
mai, vim hcst scrv"1 hs snt ~ as s,r,aS III III
party liz honc,l III" l,r".insnt t'e avenl 'o in
above tho rlan,or OF those vito n,s seeking 10 10
Tcslvo sectional ngttstio1 II hs .hoal.i io no 70
H. l wona 'a for Si.s sSsooa tine IN hts alinis5,
hollis. Bnt II lie should veto ti,,, ,,1lI !ur nortv W
ends. t,,e time would t.onn when ths ~ sso M mr..
lies ~~''0 '"sN' p"'
.wo,u.n I'M y.ca m yAcu
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ar, Nv taa, qass,'o , , "nsm ,a uemocfa!c @
ass rh onmhi,r.ps ws'' ,,, ,puera.u % ns. nti
ness' U.s. r.t ne % Menno.eans ti .enrats resort 10
u, n w satJ Iin sns T., . ,ny "a. III afy e to
n.ae o'ee'o"S i" oFoof ~ Keep themselves ia
poHEF H. TN ,o,,n.,, tin, ,ho .n,a,,, o.,o,.
HOW oetote ae country laan Us orsi a!'tl nieai'-
absnitc camtrnt ~ I'M Snta. br tr ~ T., "onn .1a
tn n.r'et,,n,s t,sr pnvs .h.2tr ~, u,
arr ,ylin. nr nn1 opJ tn S,r,hara,en IKE
nn-nahc almost evorv RennhNfan snrnrar Ina
bnn, s"ari, - t,,1,.s ~. st. aa ~.
idea oF thc rrcat ~ nnner ~. =, rn @ Will LILY tt
1TS th"v ~ c., '' ss'a' "aas'F 'o eo'no 'Fo" "aat
'''' saii arnr couprnrn.rrs ~ co.ovrx.
LIE ooHFhp1HAtEs " enA"hEss.
''.- ne 9enator from Ne" york lCoi,kl!ng) lad
po1nteu out tlo hlihoer o. sel!att,ra h'ni iscR-
fcschtatlyes VINO were IN t!'e Co1itcderhte serv.
1cc' snyinH t'iAt because Of tha the prpDle Of
the North werc ninrnfcd hut all the charges
th'!t they woro not iuyal, nnd tlIGro[oru could
not oe trusted, we're BASED On The assumption
that they were tue eilunes VI thu Gntot,,
nnl Should i!la Goyer'me,,t pass Into thrr
na'ans thefe WOULD DO Ercat dailGcr 10 l'Ic pub
rs,',s mas III y ,s wsr9 tr"v te
81 lhc uu!9u. they llaa no right In Congrnss. M
business berc, aM! lhty Wtre irt''i-
0taoll men lucy ought III leave.
iha people OF tho North ought ta
na,s ILL.,, .'Nss 9WEs nn E.an'e'! Mnut iS
.r,i, n1t Tn ", n.r,Inr .afa ",,I .,is x,ti H..
arm, In nrm n,u, smtIms ~ ~ h"",s ~. ~ iamf"'{,
rr.s md iI.."n nscs, ~ Mill" "a."n,h,iSs -"
wcll "nnnt,h fnr sm,'ar. ~ ..l,n"i ,cosEnrs S,,tns
man. saif Mr IiiiI wnnt raasn,' ii,, H.nro
snntntjvns ~ ,a IN, II, ,vn- ~, IN, .n.,,,,e -,