, 1879-04-18

which preceded the Frenc', Revolution, md
ca,lscd the f'res of revolution to t,rcak OUT n,nl
blow ln The dirk. It cnanaicd from lhr s1,irtt
iltAl ruled In Vcnfce. WhGse lonk OF suspicion
Was more to lie Dreaded t1lnn the btnw of
dagger. atnI 0aonlud thu rietn to WALK tho
ests cnafss list 20 ps0a III ro"e a |tSeses tisorea
1ll. his rule in America fDr less evils than t!use
Inflicted by nome nj our Federal lawk. All h!s-
tory showed the danger n.ld Injustice of leaving
the 'ncans for tisurp!ng liberty, on te statute
nut slow To EcctFe sovereign power WHEN tin.
people left their lars.to pave tEr way to dcspot-
lam: Wc were not At 4 lnsa to conjecture wt,st
could be done with the laws 10 whicl lie had re-
ferfto, anil which bud been enforced HYcr Uur
liberties to nn extent which would ioree any
people to revolt except tic scrf4 uf Russia.
In order to shon the hbuses committed on
suffrage, he referred to
THE c,rr or HKw YORK.,
where acts hal been eomnttci which brought
shame aud disgrace to tho wtmle country. JOHN
uf this t,allot-lox. He. With his cohorts, In
undated voters from go1ng to the polls, aI.l
thousands rctnaucd .nway rllltcr ttinn plnco
themselves III the wnY nf tiis lassless pcrsc-
cutters; rig Depnty.siarslas y ~ md snperrIsors
freetnen a,d cheat them Of their rights. NlIAt
happened in New York might occur elsewhere.
M man would say tint such statute should
1onger continue III force.
rnt -. tor,nt t.,a4 t,.ir ,t,,o-itns nr.. tra"uJ
,,nter ~ fn"t .vi.t t"s sc,tn nm, r'nte", '
ffo then proceeded 10 atsnti1cr tsonch of tho
Inv on the subject, OF popular etccsus'st-..tl's
iya ~ NAV fhe i"u1 mi mi forc.s ~ IL.
nni1s Itni"r @1,r yag,,c nrctrxt ~ trri,,u" tI,e
ncac", ti,c prcsi1ent. as Gomma,u'erin. ;tIcf If
the army and navy, could Ciyc sucl. orders as
tr "t,ns ,l'. ,,n,.nnr nf CTs,r Nano'son t,'c
GIIsat mil Mnnnicnn thu Lr.a. (.ikr tbem. the
TrcsIi.ni MI fn,,,i s,na mi iii cnjs.nrtcs IN stir
fnr IN N" n,nniovmcnt ~ tc rrnv #, th"f sr,.s
~, H., "v n ro.ent ,saa In t,,;. ~ t ,,m.
rrs ri trot,ns }e w,,,,ld etnnlny. nn,j unlcr fhe
nrascn, io,ss bn nsfsht orficr s';tns 10 Nav ynrt
f ~. nsinans - ~ oiootlo,,..inra ~ n1o-a,re
% thc nsnn,c sit"nlr 1nler 1j1e nrriense Of kern.
tnT ~ M t,"aca sNuf IT. H. noil. y"
~ a. * voorhrrs ~ nryt nlinded tn tho Civil R,oh,s
bill Of isG0, un,lcr which, he said, lie President
could uau the army anywhere, Under the pre-
tense Of
nsponc1xa ITS PROVISIONS,
t,,,ro t.tr,, ,,,s.od or t,,,, ,,o,vor ~ Tim prcx
f",,' ra1o ~ .nh;"cta nv cYtrsfvo ns tc
rirt,.. ~ ,na,, ,s4Isr a frcs ronsttt,,,ior trhc
rnst srr ~ nj. Inv ntarcts ah.ni,tta no,ycr IN
H.. hsn,is ~ arr ma mn 1hrrs % wns m nnsc nf
@ ~ h ;,'torfsre ~ ~. ,St % v t sn,, 'S
Wou',n. " Eoa,i ntbnr i,ss ~
,,ao. ~, fore ntnt,t a "rnits1 ~
s.s'r.,in- natin~s Tia rnrfsut rontEi ~ thn
party. Ui,itei States coa,mssouer. ae coud ID eal ali
lin i IN III HI. nrornsdtnrs ~ N''e' ~ "apt'''
''' M y. vnorh.aa u sni5 ,bo so,,t,r fr,n, .,.,,.
fHao, sn,r M re".on f,r nis m i, tfn ,,rnvisn
VIII, t%s psad@E @ III I ssisssd ,,; 2 ;Ssss: hst
tnrna II va. liz MN 80 sv,a,ia onta tin h,.as
.s tsss"' '.,',,,oa, xm a,.o. "ou nc oess
t,t,ycr,, ~ i,y rcos1 and m.,,sI 'un1 n
iii, t,,r rerari 10 tI,c ncn"rai ,ntsrcsi M, nm
a''' .I ~ ILL.,. s,.,,a, ~ Heus' I
ci,,ii ~ vh..s.r ,haa. Nv ~
mt c4st ,i,rre can he NJ, no1itico] |rncom', ~
nv H. ne.ao. .aii - .,.ne ,rs .,tin ~
,.w"rr,s, T., aor t,nt s,fr .oa s,,,,ia i" H. ~
cEclsed Mt the point at. tho bayoneL
IL next aludea 10 tle elnpsoyment Of tho
aet1fhed II as
POISONING JUSTICE Ar 1Ts sougoK.
In recapttulatlng his arguments Mr. Voorhees,
said ns sSs to Tss e lad rsfSrsd formed
in lie Executive Denartmsnt for y % r"ynI,tion. :.
nry moyct1ent araiu5t tic Constitution, u,,l for
IN ultimate 1noparrhy. In uar]icr lpys Of thu
Republic there wns II marty In fayur II n mnn-
archy. The marty is larger now. nllu there wers
jaws III force by wllcl liz schoine could be- mt
into actual operation. WoulI any ono herc I say
that thu laws to which he Ind alluded were re-.
nHHfrnFnt{
Wero lie measures e,,acted fo,,rtceu vcnra mr.,
tn he ,nhel fnr tIc roycrI,1nout nj Ina Sn,ttrrr
Statcsl ii 30, then. Indeed, lad thu Nor,I,
mid a dearar nr,cs than tha nrcseryntion
Of tic Uulou dcmnudc,l. because . for
tha ioss % If ,iberty , ti,crn .Sos s.ns toe M
rannrotIon. Tin cnno,,nat nj thn so,,tI, NJ ,i,S
cxpcnsc OF the courts mi ireo olsctIona waa u
tlrnr mira Iin icnicd ti,at the Snmth ',,sr.,
@ ,.orilri III ,l,e laws' IN thn controry. Inv % ak.
mitted tn avery lccnl roamircmant. 't'I,e n4onia
Of tint sectiol, Ind 1,n.ler aynrsr
Y;u,l;catcG themse,yrs ~ iaw"abf1tn11 nonnlS'
TMcy lid been sla,SicTcl by aectIots1 ] ht. soistt.
lIchoi rn;rtcI nmt t1te aya ~ tbn r,,nni ~ ~
wh,eh his purity stood pledged ind sucf, ' rcIeai ii
w. vnii -. he snntherc atntee '"e '''s'
S'' =" ' ~ .a ns, - ~
followed Nr. Voorhees, Io said the Dcmo.
cratic party Lad heretofore sustained !l,u erer:
dcuts, md ho could not rccall n single Instance
to tho contrary: This law had existed fourtse,,
uppostte party, mud II It was uncotl-
sttutonal, hn thought It strauge that
Tic fuct lad lust been discovered. Tl,u propcr
racu to test tho validity Of Inv ,Yns tn lin,