, 1880-02-26

he,,,,oop3tn htn, op3 nays, 3by strict party vote, tt
nocta1s nav voting yea and tho Republican
s+atda When e Pr Harris name was called /
stated tnat ne was paired on all nolitic
4M'estions. with Mr. ConkIing, and asked M
icai iinumas Whether he considered this poll
W. Edmunds-I think decidedly 1t Is. an
o1e M Of ne chief ones Of the time. >~N'
| At: At: HaTrls-Then VIII withhold nv vot.
ne ne olll vas read third time.
mundsa uMf a1fSton s"d being on its passage, Mr. Ed
1ese presented e npon perfectly fair grounds. n
| sgec1at ieg1slntfon to provide for the favorit
" particular men, but broad princinles
nc !.ss wene on to say that the object Of tie BIZ
res,r nss9 Hoi 70 anect young men unless boys /
army army Senators would see BY figuring It u,
tnat tne sole purpose Of the repeal was +.
restore: to the United States army, anon!
u.ne1s WV me very men who deserted it to max
end M agalnst the nag they had been educatet
III. Thurman" With due Difference to m,
tt ttflend, say it comes to no such thing, ani
h3s st !. Is me mere ghost that is fitting before
suppose that the people Of this country haf
right to the services of every apIe-hodief
man IN time Of war, and that II we Should
Eet INTO war again-and no country can SAY
~ ~ X! tba Always De at peace have the righi
Gonfederacy. I did suppose a lone enoneh if
time had elapsed to quiet The fears Of anv.
pody who ls not harassed with a nervous,
ne, ness .1at God forbid, should ever harass
Of Of aGSet the tse soutSy t{SSya>ty uo Of the people
G11 Ct these men get appointments in the army
Unly oy nomination by the President and
: tcohhImatlon G BY the Senate. Who are likely
10 get the positions? Certainly not old men
scnre rcore noe IN den VINO are yerglng on three
needed In case we should 60 into war again ?
Not those alluded to by the Senator from
vermont, who left our own army and went
INTO me Confederate service. But there are
tnen nra 70 VI mllltary talent and experienced who
gre gre as rea4y to serve now under the Star
opaanGgied oa Banner as any men between here
ana Canada and we are asked to
PUT 4 BRAND on THEM
Tor which there is no political or any other
necessity. 1 AM not afraid OF the Northern
people On the subject. The Northern people,
Of the War. They want peace. They want
11raternlty once more; and they do not want
70 reject the service Of any competent and
now loyal man by inquiring whether or not
ne dlu not at some time or other bear mus
ket IN the Confederate army.
MR. BECK
supported the bill, and remarked that he
had urged such n measure 'upon appTopri-
ate occasions, and sometimes perhaps when
it was not appropriated
~ Mr. Logan called attention to the fact that
Congress had several times Of late authorized
placed on the retired list, Of persons who re-
3lenea at NE beginning Of the War in order
10 keep out Of the War. Under this bill, any
person in the Confederate army could be ar
pointed u the army. He denounced the in
continued, here in the presence Of Senators
OF whom | have high respect, some of |
EaG IN }ntd toaght On the other side from mine of
melton made in our, army to-day; in time Of |
'eac9; Sa r.; eetween those who fought, for |
[estroy II: 1 have always maiatained !
hat, and ever shall MAINTAIN it; not be-
ause have feelings Of animosity against !
nose e men. 10 such thing. They may have
cen misguided or not That is not the
uestlon.. They were found in a certain posi-
|oD, against the Government. Being found
mere, they are not entitled again to wear the
inform of this country and draw ttssword in
tithful to it. Now, sir, III time Of war, the
enator from Ohio {Thur1nan) asks if we
'ou!d not allow these men to fight
= SUFFICIENT unto the day. is the evil thereof"
fhen war comes we will
CONSIDER THE QUESTION. 1
ut in time of neoca r ~ without o31frc
70 onininn ~ ~ Ks f,,+;,r a"f, m,si.9ut glfng
en IN The ar,nv Nv the e;fn ~ o,, on s.[1ee
rnpvlei fnr the. avistanoa ~ IT. Ca,r
nnf Ehn f,n-,ht - ~ u d.tas, stao 9; NoselAr
mid not In = na,snr ~ IA, AZ * uee1on'
ATr Thur1non.-tT'ha sanntnr ~ 49,, 1,,;,o;,
.onanl Sro"Id mt remnve this s hrand a'fo9 fro.s
mes % shonId T. cn,np VI peac i+ pue on Wnen war
,1ver ~ po,vare ha IL y,,;11tnr r. ~ 49,
m. "Iere e haye hrandad 4 Sa3 Sa1 y nrin ,5S9
fhese ionp vaare of raoco 3nd 5u4 III +hss
,;ie 1vhan ro;, 1ere narfact, '. in,,ai 81 G .nG
Nv in the hnur If he cnpntry,s Gendd 'ura 1ra
neal ~ ya,r nafr;otien, ~ r. corna o,,t m
X "a ~ }ouA pA1lloti'1n ~ eon1o ou1 ano {
sfr r orrn1 d;d ro+ s.v+h,+
Nr. TRnrmarNNn. hnt that ia avoo+,r t
at IT. cnmas 4n '' INV A44''' 10 oAactly :
e: IT, I Logan@ eges II beg the Senator's pardon
coneider that Snesti~n ,rhnn Wor 14 "onas H,te
r the cenaforr rwishou - al w., ~, eos, ~
y = n,,aetio, Viii "nsnes - es.i e out 9n r
az ~ Sar had ~ n1e.i Ill., ~
,'Jd t,;,a Il - +hoen ae,e ,,1 ~ LOVE-,
la1 ,o the;r e a1,ad 4ta'e I eea
tha ",ain,. hiof, ',,se H. hp Il
ti 4Ha Ehniri1 "n'en ""o pAolilp''s enecheo II
- -.1 Ti,,,r5o,, rh,+ ro,d, x,,,r, o,, =, h.
n and 1ro i1o,.- 1osH WIZ 'Gs Ky meai ~
Fha Sonotor ;s Wthat IN trar h ,vap115 1,nt
nm3ss;nn ona ssfnoin NV ho..,arnr 1n,."} -
xaver e1,;nanf "a ;stI';shd h,e 9;t;, Of
tn1a,1t - ti,nt man fftT7 ti,;rE1 ~ t,,nnt1 tn
rs ago. had been on the Confederate side re
n pcrfectly willing the Senator shall toEa -
! ground and stand m If. Es -
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