, 1879-07-31
THE CAPITAL.
Esll-Ca1l Of Jefferson Davis Senatorial
b. Euloglsts.
What the South Sill Thinks Of It
- Leader in the Rebellion.
Political sessmtnts.-fr.ttdtnts Set by ID, Dem.
otrats Wien They We're IN Power.
From our O1rn Corrt5pondenG.

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From our Ohm Correspondent
WASHINGTON, D. C., july 2G.-The extra scs.
sion contained mnny Instructive lessons, but
none. perhaus, In which the South mora cotn-
p'eselg unmaskeo itself than III The dcbate IN
tic Senate upon tho proposition to pension Mr..
Jesterson Davis Discretion was not 10 bo ex-
pccsed from all the hot-l'cads Ia the uoi,ae OF
Raprcscnaattvcs. but Southern men had taught
t1eir followers 70 expect prudence and conseryn-
tssM from TIC Senate. fct+ atnea The North llas
begun 10 relieve tho political disabilities Of
those VINO Sought Ia destroy the National life,
there s'hs occh no aaca unanimous expression OF
ueSotloh 10 the LOST tause' Or such pnbiic
aVoWa' thnt hc mont CONSPICUOUS character Of
uln1 Cahse Is 10 30 forever canonlxcd
III tho hcarts ot Ne southern people,
na was hearu III tao aebate mentioned.
IL "aa d h'eatoeoate, ahf' altnoneh ot night
6eseehs sohetllnes tnelc 10 efeatef scope Tor
passion. on INC eroul'a lnat IN vino ,Vor'tas,"
yst ulat WIS hot tfuo III inc night 10 question
!"elo WIS no inspiration OIL Wilie Ill lie Jelf
DaY's oepase' 1nc1n was 1erVor, bat as was tho
takcn tic pains TO ro over tho record of tj,at
ncht'scas'on' md to bring back tllesccnes which
nrox7nrt, anna ~ +hc sonti, o,,,. ~ ,,o. ,o,o,o
psooaeo oou" Va tl'o ee1sItueats u t'At1 ueuate
men who nov rn]e th,. countrv thro,,rh its lcr~
t,i.,,,r 49,, ,r,,. -, ~. ~, - .,'.ts .s.os.,a.,,
as,as'o; anu VINO, os .io au o' 1ne'r oosesu.ons
altar 1901
aru. .+o, rory ~ rrr,.
.s~voa r., ~. % Ton,sdasa,, ~ ,r,r Ara. ,bo Wac
~ ~ ~ , sap ~. s,' .'.,... ~ -. ~
. ~ Mas ep.sp'euoua ios ms noss'.aS ~ .nc
tic pos3tion ho lie,d, os Judge OF the Slate
Court tn Tcxus, bv Gen. Sheridan, US "an i'm
no1tn,ert n 1'.conetrnc,iou. H. woe rI,ct.a
Governor Of Texas Oh the basis Of Bourbon
platform, and WINS elected to TIC United States
Senate, over s,r, hancock on the souaro Issue
that Mr. Hnncock WIS a brave md loyql native
Union man OF Texas, willie senator Coke VIVA
THO most pronounced OF the Confcdetnscs.
Con-. Coke, OF course,-clcetcd on the Issue that
sercss,on m. rlCb, n,t1 tbnt the 1}nton wa
o'>.oe'o" "ao ", 4s' o 1850 t'Ae INV" "as
"fofsE,-cot1lu not aIlo" tho opportunity to pass
sitllout saying sometb,ng for Mr. jefferson
Da''s' s'o''o ltn'sS 'n". no sa'ot "ot"o't tne
nttoouc.ofy sehienee' NoftheFa men VIII To-
aorse. air' CoRe easd:
! hoal. Mf. prcsIdent. that hr. Jefferson Dnyts,
nnon IT. 1an op hay b tsa % ohsb
ern people who seicsea h M a. % heir i leader M ufing
pufs. no norc crm,nnl: Tint he IL crnrt,r ~ % IL
SANG unn morally thnt tho great mass Of The mon
Of the South arc in this ngnsd AM neither
ashamed nor afrnid to record my vote on lhis
amendment }ust a. my heart md Judgment die.
about tsaitors. I nnd my people wcre true 10 the
Confcdcrney. We laid down 1ur arms, or
cssnry to inquire exactly whici ilauchtcri,.-
at any. rato they wcro laid down. and we
hare given our allegiance 10 this Govern
tho amendment Of tho honorable Bcnator from
Massachusetts, for never will, by word ar deed
Or by silence eycn consent 10 fix stigma mon |
ninl WIN wills tic lender Of mr. peonle--antl noble
teadcr h9 wns-in ateusgu which will over be |
for he.oisn.. forttulc, md aovoii0n 4
anc?oa1leu in t;Ic WoFiu'a history. at tho
W. oyo cors,y 1,sxts H ~ tnas
in atFuea tn syhici, nur vnmny n ,t .,,r III ~
men went dcwu to thetr rrayus mid hy ,ynirl, onr @
women were undo Widows and our c,i,1tlrcn were
nlauo orphans. He represents liz, nnd wc love |