, 1880-09-29
that this very law, In boil. Its Inception and
i,1snft mani 7-1 ~ ~7 y


s'iO w b'Nfft ~ ANlt lhItls ~
Democrat from Kentucky. lis the sasne RE-
nrtl tnage Gj!,: 4 + shown that thn. SeiHte
t,onl,n tteu ol,, Military Affairs, whIel, was 4
Neplitllchtt tninilIttec. felHItct agiitlst ITS
iiago a,i,D,, and part !, srssion of 1St;i-'s
t1Mgn l,00al. J. fs Shown that On IT.. final
passage every i,e,ntrrnt present, l,ot}; 1T tsG
lin!lst anti IN tho Senate. rotrt fnr II: gntt
ruslicati. Anmnx the other i>enlocrats who
Sbnkc ainl yntrtl for 1t were SAMUEL j.. l.Rll-
inIi; GehrEe Il. i"nllciol!, ,t1r.'at!!o Wno.l.
Wl1Iinm $. Holman, nfnl Daniel W., Vuor-
Powell alH! ,t;urre,t Davis, of Kentucky.
.Jol'Itsotl 1f Ataryfalrl. Salisbury Ut lc!a-
wa,1', nnl Thongs \. Hendricks. of llnIi-
nHa. Among tl0sg WIN yHttai azninst
n"r,, Ihatt'lens Stevens, aud .!nmcs 4.
nsutlu'l II, ,rcconsllcr The vnte BY which the
aSt a, pnsse.,. every Dslocrnt y',te' ns,',tl!:t.
whfcl. ".lntprrIls the liberty Of the tMuple,,','
thus "fastrneh itself u, thu s.lti,tc.,puuli"
by tlc votes or Democrats. tu'o',c. le:}-fi,
!. :.sHl No hlnti has ,Ior: rrlentlrsly de-
IN his l'ace ~ the Senate hc nnt only v,trtl
Tor j. but lie tIlntc three speeches In Its sup
r;rt. any liG L. 9lc, nf the MN against
tenGe Of "tlt'atll ntM sla.I,nntfusl,r
II WAS purely llei,l0ctnt1c measure.
DESIGNED 10 i.s;SEf1r yt,E 1,E,NUCnArlc
1AlETr.
TIM motiscs which gave rise to- 1t arc eas1fy
explained. During thc War thousands Of
men fro.t, The h'rter Stulcs wrre In The fsrlml
a1 y 'ssa sxss sS %'S:s s"efs II fGis u tG 'Gs e.
SHARED from t'cir regiments wcrc fnr'nugl!e.t
aud sen. 'ut,le - ,nir the DcinMr,ltic
ticket. That they wcr. DISTINGUISHED by
al !he sa,ne: wIl1e asscn%lpi At III il,o is pSlis
without ttIrir arms they were liable tn t,lpt-
tlre: aN! Sttnads If t1tens occasionally were
cnrtstSrd by the Uniun truDps. Thts law
~ IS terms il was l'u!le i lci"sly Tor llnlnt
sn!ttlerS to arprar ut the potfst rSreht 10 IT.
ri armed rlH,tnlss ur To keep t.le la'stt:.
l ls Esbcl ~ st'l.;irrs being without their arms
s ar.a !, esr ts s*:s # %c r's'sas rs 1T ~sT s.j t
one nf them ut tic itnils BY L'ufnn soldiers
woutd l,arc been lty tllis llw Il ftlouy. il
ioynl citizens bud challenged tl'rIr v"tts atH!
attrl,l1tei 1 their rapt.Ift, Gltl'tr rs i!lcGal
tntGfa or ns public enemies. ntlt thereby
disturbed tho peAre, stlei, t1,r trDops wcr.
hound BY this 1aw tn Keep tltc l,rstee b, sup
PRESSING ne asse'ns' nlt' arresthG thu fnyal
mc,f. And tlmSc DISTINGUISHED 1!r"l .so!-
dicrs., under The protection of, this law.
crowded the POLLS aud ysleh 'n,lr1lnltr,lgHI:
niltl 50 ln1,E rs tllGtv Wis 10 disturbance Of
tile peace. NIa IN cltlIleS appeared II, arms.
t'lr tli'r'uaGs Of Inlon troops WAS prnhlb-
Another thing: Tho law prohibits at The
POLLS the presence of none Int soldiers III tbs
srrvlce Of TUG government. 'rilr .mflItia ~
t!'n service Of thH: States md independent
military organizations
ARE Sor lStLs:ni:t, IL Tnf. rHo,Mn,r1eS.
THUS since The, War the arn1et! Rebel nH,iis
aud ri!se-eluls have t,reA perMittss 20 take
Possession df the polls AMI etlntfnt tile ef.c-
t!olts. a'nt are not prevented by ills law.
!nlp;!nly. tar. not t,rlng artt,t'!, sllrut1es OF
the United StNtrs. tile trN0(,, ft1d hot be H.
vnkcl to telnt turn. IL mast c;lses their
presence Pr 90 ln'mt'latrd inyaI men that they
from the polls. but in other casrs where
they llad the courage t. attempt. 10 vote they
were assaulted or killed, Or dispersed. lii
every such cc!s= under ibis faw The troops
ilA.t is eSac!iy wi'y tlla Democrats iiayo 1low
bcconlo SO hasttfu 10 tho law anti ~ hent
on Its repeal: They. procured fls ,rIl-
nctment to enable 1iel'cl soldiers "a vnte their
ing lie War, aid after tlie W,lr u,ey invok@l
Its authority for tho bahisI,meIlt Of tile
troops, to secure in.pnnlty to the lIctal ,itobs
n1lt! flti' clubs ig controlling thn elections by
ernn,ept elaimA the llglt by tie very lsttcr
Of the law jtslff to use the trool's h' EeGp
the peace, tht n.ntnrnt tl,ry tlupoMnce.t their
own inw rs u! net IT lteptlhil.asl dtS:Iotls1n,
US !, operated fur the benefit Ut their own
Inrty. Dets0crnts tlnugt II right, but now
tint II bcysis IL menace the .stupetlotls sys-
ten Ut fluid anu fprGu which tint party Inns
Tic i'rsi.leni wouIt! itnse the a,,tllHrlly.
without this statute, 10 l,st the army IL eSe-
cute tic laws, but lln dbl right to veto lis rc
peal, h.t'asIse by lis terms tho power Is cx-
prrssly conferred. 1t was
coSrEf,IlEu ny THE ynTi:s OF DEMOCRATS,
and for tat rensnn they cannot 10 heard to
lsWt t.,e psete,,su ar ..nngur fram traat,4 ut
the polls aInIits Of s'lurtef N'lswei. II Is
absolutely fAlsc. Our whole army numbers
TINT It il N the ,Wcst gMar.'i,s: our frontier
tlgufnst the l,ullnng. The following state
lnent frntn t,f1irtnl stlllrccs shows tho exact
nualnr ut soldiers III eact. OF tho Southern
III .A!alanla. Fl. United states soldiers in
II, Arkansas, II so!t|lcrs.
!h !leluWAre. mol nnt.
III Fl"r1sia, lS3 Gllflett Stntes soldiers at
in i;rurgit. - iimi.c.l Stniss snhllers.
ln kCsltucky. mt n,lt.
IN ltnuistaI':,, 80 uulte.l States soldiers In
= i! MarylnMi, IL. United States soldl,rs ri
Fnrt Mr}itMry. -,
II Mississippi, not otle.
III NartN t,srolit,a. 10 t1uitcd States soldiers
III Son.jI Curo',,a, III ljnit4l Stntcs SOL
l!prs EHArtltnE El.Nr!es10N barber.
IN Tetllcsstl', not one.
III 'reyns. mt ns.u ouisitlcof frontier g,larsl
uM tlir Hin tsrMsnie.
In VirgiHa. -. United Stntes soldiers nj
school 0f prArlEct. ut Fortress At0nrOr.
III Wrst Virginia. not Olr.
III thu wlO'e Snnt'l
riti:nE ARR: hit 1.lGI SOLDIERS.
fnwcr tl,nM In the six Now England States.
Tho Mlh,iutltn VI The Snlitl by tito new cell
sls. will rrac!l l7.0Ni,tN0. Tilera IL me hs'i-
ttler II every l4,s>s citizens. lit tue Southern
States tlcrU nrc l..sEs eOl,ntlts. Thor. Is less
than aus soldier to Il ct!Ml,ty. lmn9tnu u.ls
soldier maintaining military, ,lespotlsfA t!srr
u ct!lnty continuing 14h,s lHntlr, ,!lnre than
ose-llalf 1ictwl bullsnztrs! Int tlier,l Ii n,
ny,r,lge nf mt less than liftren voting pre-
rtiscts tl caetl cnHtIty, md nnr lMIibt,lh ~
zach precinct. 80 OH rlrrtloll.,ay ttlis nnu
solitary lro8p lnnst spread 1lhstl II nvcr II
wiinfe cannty, n,lt1 kHrrnll,Ht tarl, buflnl-bux
with Dntnitttpenth If hinIsrEf! And tint Is
nxnGily lhH extent " tho danger nf "truOp5
ut tho polls" alIt ''Inl!ilary desp0tisnl"
THE FEMALE SWINULER.
Further FnrtK Concerning tho Lato
7Irm, ynAs F!aet-A NIast Remarkable