The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-30
Another Tilt Between Hill ana
Blaine.
Wallaoe's Speech Oh the Use Of Troops 81
Elections An Exhaustive Discus
sion Of the Subject
The Presidents Third Veto Received ~
the House.
rt1E cry ATE.

~ their ramaval from office In violation 81 civil
aaryiea r,,ap to the Committee on Civil Service
was pjoptnd The second resolution. referring
on m,,ah of same memorial ne relates to the
intarfarence with State elections BY Federal
authorities was read, when Mr. Blain pro
,aasej to read statement showing that the
avafape Writes east for Southern Representatives
wsa only la sss, while In the North II was Te,ae;
s.aaop vo,ss sent thl,ts nine nane .1 81 unm
4annh,ippna er Lib ether words, the ratio Of
reunresenlatiqn III the North was twtcs as great
Nc - an,i MI ceiioauy arose between PLANE and
uiii III an nlluaion to the latter brought out the
rejuinder that he did net Wish te participate n
I'M M eoh blaine then quoted from Hls remarks
pi yesterday. n tefsrenee 70 the eleetlons In
haI a,,,itfad that the Republicans were not al
inwed ia vote III that State, Hill said this state
s,ent was utterly untrue. "
MI. Elaine said " was. proved NY history.
KIT. HIll replied that Mr.. Blaines manner WINS
inainuatlne that he had made statement which
Nh. blaine letortea that he reiterated his
statement, Notwithstanding the Offensive denial
al the Senator from Georgia. and he would let
fl1p country Judge between hem.
Mr.. Beck spoke In defense IF his own State
which had been assaulted by Mr. Blaine. He
read number Of stasistics. and eoneluded by
asserting that the absence Df opposition In any
congressional! distri..t WI, nc evidence that
anybody had been bulldpzed.
nahe here btop!gt - the he sass o Mis-
bv Singleton Hooker and Chalmers the pres
Hnt Democratic .lnajurities have suddenly
eprune out Of nothing, or worse than nothing /
Tor two sears ago tie same, distiicta were oyer
wbelmnely Republican. Was \ not absurd, In
View 2, thei, e ses that there Is
Pending the discussion the morning hour
expired anil the Senate resumed the cons ider.
ntion uf the bill authorizing the employment OF
the army ana navy Of the United States Ia GER
tain cases.
that part u he Legislative bin known. as the
politeal clause. He supke In retetenea to bis
amandment. History regents Itself. The r.,
ihe p ptinepea of csntraiam Us theif rtedeees
sors did years aao. They continue 20 override
liberty, ptosefbe Foreigners and Get np des.
afe forgetting that the Atalaa were Ia the
beginning invested with certain AUTHORITY
AND a ahs wsa nefs Ths 70
its Opposite, The doctrine Of secession wal
inra states men oi the period when the constllu-
ton wac adopted, TO thnw what the prevailing
ss were I, a s time M re-, Iesagd !. hs re-
ernmnnt, the stats existed long before the
Federal government. and Il WINS never eontem-
tivs of the former. No one had dreamed that
eueh uanrpatich was possible until recently.
The election laws now on the statute book con.
stttutp a platn and Mnwatfanted nsurpation OF
that the present Ill was eveled, The Federal
government is haasd ~ the States. and its eS.
isisnea is destroyed when they are destroyed.
The uualln, ationa OF electors, ps described In
s Mr. csn Ss I, M sa, s. o
power. The Federal authority is only what
ss %s Wa H5 evsta ee al u
CINE 10 the discussion Of what ennHtltutea
yuter In different States r" saiI he. as the
preaident three times assumes III his mee Rage.
there are aueh things NJ national elections. then
they lack one Iimpettant ingredient VIZ; m
ens yotas 81, bo Ss
ri last week made a valuable contribution to
political history IN saying that the existing
Ronthern citIea In nineteen Northern States
there are sixty -four cities 81 more than 2n,ooo
population eeeh, or with total, II about 7soo,-
sm uppple which are made suhient to the in
ia,nuuH rule Of these supervisors IF election
and deputy marshals southern cities rep
resea,ap# s aa, q s s' s s NE s as1s
more than the South ID tha reapeet" Mir. Wal
lace read from teatsnony, taken by the Cox com,
mittaa In the case of the New York election and
from The Testimony taken by the Wallace com
miHee in reference. to the Philadelohia cleo
lion. IA witch the characters and duties Of the
siap,ity mar. ha a EN- uln, ell we're set forth In
The language Ut the witnesses examined. He
s,uoted also from testimony tn regard 10 the
s s,s 4 M New ossn. IL
extracts from large number II epeeohes which
have already been maaa n t9a sena'e an me
III.
tia country on this subject various times.
Nmonu them we're W. NJ, Evnrta, Carl schurs,
the late ". II. Seward Stanley Matthew'S aud
The apaeoh wac compilation ~ MI that haas
been written or said ON the auhla,t Of military
interference with elections. ! here were eta
Hone of law. ell ationa from he constitution.
from the proceedings ~ the state evnvention,
FROM tho netra1ea ~ anvafnofa. in.inainF MI
III the rinhts. M oi,isans 81 ths States ~ ~
praea 4 free chniec. w ballet There wer" aso
A large numhar W valuable atRtiatinn intro
incaI rala,ins ~ the ,aoia ampigynd ~ ihn
Republican atm natrH'ipn during the psAi ten
yaafa III maiul atning pnw.r Nv nssnH itn army
~ Once holders aud employees ta 'arty aloa.
The speech waa more than THREE hourH IN
Mr. Wh,te az kei 10 I've esruaeti from -. - :.
tho board " siaitarH 10 Wtst naia'
~, Gordon wa.s apr,'nfei n bin steal
aNn motion nf MI Allison II WA agreed Tint
when the Heuasn adjourn To day II he till Mon
iie I than called NJ House h'll NJ, ieaa which
amanda the river ard hafbor bill " last sossien
III ~ 10 allDs u portion ~ the monnr aat apart
tsr The kanawha river. IN Waet Virginia. anil
the kenineks ttsar " ksntnasr e FL used -
nv layLS. etc VIVIAN
Mr, goaIlns rose 10 arsue aseinai The bin
which he characterized m Federal interference
with staie rishta. when he WAS Interrupted nv
Mr. Chandler who moved ~ adjourn. and at
$40 y. m. the Senate All urned.
HDuHE.
legged mu,ton, mayed that when the Housn ad
iourn To-day Il y. until Saturday neSt. lie aaid
Ii would ~ readily uHdat stnoa wins this melton
wan meade. IN ~ certainly proper that this
House should de honnT 20 the brave men whose
graves would he decorated Tomorrow.
Several members suggested that the reAnu
ton should ntoside for al adjournment until
Monday.
Mr. Johnston saii that the object " tho all
tournament OVER WHa simsly 81 Hn homer tn The
memory II brave men. iApriansei The mo
Nen wRs adopted
A, laNa o'nack the Presidents private SCORE
tats hraaghi In he Presidents message. dEsap-
pg.ytnE ~ thu Legislative It'll ~ Passed.
1T. 1lhNnn. ot Louisiana from the Commit
m - NAfA End Means. reported back the reso-
.anon ErSstaina tor MA adjournment " Con
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