, 1880-02-07

| Spftfdt Dtspatth to Tbs Ehteapo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. G.-Dan Voor
l,ees kept Ills exodus Committee III close
rnonl for nearly seven hours to-tlay to ex-
anime an Indiana Greenbackcr as to Ills
views Of tho motives OF Indiana Republicans,
antl 10 listen 10 the cllatterilg Of son,s North
Carolina negroes who 1Inve not left the State.
| Tt1o sum total Of his Inquiries will not fur
nls!i II very valuable chapter Of Democratic
campaign lltcrature. Meanwhile emfgrants
nre almost daily pnsslng through this city
from North Caroltna to tho West, but tho
Voorhees, Committee does not appear ni,xlous
to learn fron, them why they lenye t},at
Southern pau1dise. Tho testimony Of two
Ut tho witnesses to-day Is worthy Ut notice.
tIHirs DuckunAil, known M "Plan Buck.
nlalt, IL MI Indiana Grcc1ibackcr Of Repni,-.
lean untecctlents aud Democratic procliyl-
ties, I'LL ex-Iournallst and lawyer. IIe was
an exceedingly ready and self-posscssed wit
ness. uo gnve Ills general yiuws upon pollt-
Eco.cco'ioinlc subjects, md tried to prove,
tint the present condition of alfalrs Is much
W0rsU than it wttB four yentB ngo. Upon d.
rect examination ho delivered tho opinion
that Republican newspapers wcro very frugal
Of tho truth, anl upon sope cross ss-exatnina-
ti0n lle expressed tic same opinions regard
lug Democratic newspapers.
SENATOR VOORHEES, ABKED THE
Witness opinion OF political party which,
being In power, suffered voters To bo bull
tozcd aud allot down III cold blood without
atrordI,g them protection. "Sin.ply ill.,
famous" relied tho witness; =" "that's our
greatest count agalnat tho Republican
party" Senator Window asked tho wit.
ness' opinion Of a political party which, for
the sake Of getting Into power, would resort
Soaa !" REo5'nS; e5.! wppnF py sG soSt!ns ssu1 II
mlent Of tho De,nocratlo party.r ~"--
John Q, Kelley, q eolorel ltvery-stable
Keeper of ltA!elgi'. y. o., M uaedHtated qld
knows !i!tIc about the oxodys Or aboat phi.
tics. II any mnn had Is cents which lo
scrylce. tllat, llo saii, was Ills politics. ',lf
Or hight, unless you tntllt ,H0t no money Or
sSery sS tc 1a 9 aa rtl t u @ fnesass oatS shS
SsasS. CT s aa;Sa kS'Y II" Ss Sakt 5 fn ts1
GID bcar sometimes rs hard on tie wflit8
folks who Kot into difficulty
As ON C0LOKED PKOPLE, ''
but tllero was q kind Ut cloak thrown around
them. II white nun steals II, ltttlo. thing
au was lot OIL easy, btlt co1orel nlR1l would
tbe arrested. a1ld keht, To tie Penltentlary.'
,IIoy were then far1nesl out tu tho railroads,
and llo hulluvetl nll The railroads now hi
built by coloreu convict lnbOr. II, reEarl to
tho CAUSES for conviction Of 50 1nt1,y col-
orel men, Mr., Kelley, beca!nv elt!.
Gae'lt aud 1, eAphetIc, ~ tell: ::yon,"
man to try to live oil 81 or 80 a Mluntlt. Ito
ca''t to It, lohow, allA lls + bound tn snaRe
1t ny son,o way. You nll have tic power;
something
=. DON'T ASK NO AAN
o!nnlbus men $40 a week, cash down, at 7
nclock on Saturday morning. Men eaM't
Tvs ald bo comfortable and be honest on
%Soeidn's S 10 It iy %yssif iou I'll III wondn;t do
it." alr. Kelly was asked 1t any Ut ti.a
coloreti Mnn over ..v0tctl thq Democratic
ticknt. "Welt, YES, hg replied; II believe
! lid hear 0f hAlf dozen uenl0rsatle Mig