New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
UNIFIED STATES SENATE.
REGULAR REPoRr OF PROCEEDINGS.


THE DEMoCRATs-rHg MASSACHUSETTS SEN
hr0Rs SPEAKING FOR THE REPUBLICANS PABTY
THE SOUTH AND THE RIGHTS OF THE FREED
MEN THE SUBJECT on CnNTRpvERSY.
WASHINGTON, March 3O.-Wnen the StLate
handsome bouquet OF flowers adorned
Senator KcllogS's desk. wnlo magnificent floral ship
sailing upon vOies and roses the gift OF ladies'
Of Alex ndra. Va, 10 Senator Hl, Of Georgia. or
nameuted that gontiemans desk. and was greatly ad-
mred
On motion Of Mr. CAMERON tRep., Wis., resolution
WIS adopted au h0rzug Secretary Of TIE SrDo TO
pay from the contingent fund the necessary f'nc al
cxDcnsts Of the late Senator Carpenter.
The pending business. being the resolution 70 the
election of the officers OF the Senate, was then tasn
A moaon TO 80 INTO executive sesa, wasi,i ..te'--
Nj. HARRIS dem. Tenn! sa.io' rbf II WAS eva.lt
thai thr r. pnbiclns did NO 1tefd o. act Tie ots-
ine,s when the Srnat' uad aled hri, % irant"
moved thiL wien the nat l'h too d. d.. I" NI''0
on til Gr.t Monday 70 D." Sost--fea'' 20 hHYs'
Mi PENDL.iON ID .ol.. q. o ilioi attention D. tn
mat ne WON'T ask m due time Co1grs, 80 fix ~ '"r-
ur. Il fhe m'noi oil 'el'" me .ser1H ."
tntt the Senate might ru .)uGF plesrut %
wnnghng over petty ones lie would '' 80
eTeCu i've session.
Nj. DAWES (Rep., Mtss) agreed th:t ana' H.. 90
onlcr uuuld oe fixed ny law. a. I'D Inf SF how az
acl c0u % be passed al tUs ~ rci sesuo1
1ir HILL Dem, Il ) read a lr.I"r - ron the
Readu tor-' headquarters o.. Oc oier 1850. 10y filam
Mahunr. when hG dinn C. '0 tr RUu .ican pa " ~
tnc Gup-7"' K parry Did lir 'o'"F A'"" """' Va.
meant bY tur" Grp-aic'' patiyr ~
mir DAWLS-ls Ii any obj oaou 10 I!d.cb-rcc- IN -
miuu of 90 ;-.nttur thai lie yo'cd iOt HANCOCK
Nr. II LIN re in re worll ..-.....,,
NJ DAVE y-FIeu why IS me . n1tO~ trouD ed
ill., uILL-lam nDt troubled. J ouly aok ""J t"e
Mr. DANEs-I don't know They have down south
al sotl> .rues. DO not knO" Wal tIer frpeescu
Ine senator IRON Georgia OugIt 40 Know .L-'t 10
c cm"% nv ry'rg rr pnr9, % e'e'y b ~ 9 & @ ~ il
must Ue he senator from q o'Ea ia, E:tell dS
aGlrs.on to. remembers q e.te viiteu hy hm after
Ga mus election, ddy-lhg everybody 90 tu GathclGs
party ~ succeeded. L1ugDtci.l I"t seems 70
be the first NOLAN IN the Inihd Oi 'he SO TO- VI H "ls
llaughtl Ito hud out villa, iariy nae suc,tcd'1 aud
turn 20 a.nOuuoc de, IRE t. wlth tIai party:
tlnS he said nobody could tell now inncn -e I0Ved Car
Held-pai sing The love o. woman. Ii'iugt'@rI
Mr. HILL ,sld Ilat with all his eIuitOn nd vii the
question corsuin,ei tie GilpsI' F." PITY.
Inc sen tor sad mat he (Mr. hl9 bad " ,elter
.iuv evcfyDOd, to support Mr tu Held r -ehaOr
sugh,y mistaken. Now "a Gle ID mu" N tls
Chamber were aLpeaiI 10 KepuD gahS I',+ Try tiu
m Du, onf, fr ~ H,nc.ek He nged tie senator from
Massachuselts. He lodged a hide sometimes but he
,v, ma m ,s not ssiiII" After She eSccn
a D.mocr1t had asked bow tfr &c! 10 Of his
" Brcause the sena or from Georgla iMr Hi
wa. uot b)rn dumb" iLlughter.I II was gratinca'
10 kepuO igan party ua' ite srnat0r h"d not
be, Uorn There we've forces. he c!nunutd seri
On-ly, tuat underlIy Cover meut 1sri ana would
conduct II through all Vc'sIuies anu al StJfm8 Or II
would falL
A LIFE AND DEATH CONFLICT
Unless the unirammelled and unterr,fied and unds-
mayed OF every voter IN this land could tell upon
tue Pc icy and Laws which he called Gpon u obey
tine Government oi thus would b, failure and
t was her fore IN "a ct OF tne lie and deata Of ki
Haton mat the REPUBLICAN, party was now engaged in
IN floor Il was determined To give over ,his cor
tes Wneh, aud when OhJ, every man IA th5 !"uu,
entitled TO voice ~ uG Jaws ,bs ne .s,'s w's
IN O. aud force whether lie lived 10 te humble hanlt
he Oi Jouisim the plantation % Mississippi
or iuTurous nuncs .. n cw-GJtA. TIC genius ~
the uahOt drUpped utO tue OailJboA 30 J. u-lanA
sn0ui eel as mucn ID n Grand r~sui 40 me BAN" cast
Nrw-NoIk Oregon o. aud al tLe Gee cor' e.. t>
Ma lou h"n a caiuuOn drslni 4"d common iu'ciesl.
mean parry and stdnl bJ lis sd ~ ths great Va Ic
eirug enough f-ht against t.o x o. hR conuuy,
90 W.4O yet the -Cdlrs en ar y L on ha 'J
Eyrn uuIgh be nlgnt soe mel AZ trees We .kiug"
,ur iuir u.lr hl- VISION Su1dii Dr a:ie
clear Dy tI- vcry contest IN which and
nr woud grow stf0nt and STRONGER ia tr n+hi every
uour II continued. lie would coRyio-
uou ir ti-h thc louAcrtty wtit r't 30" ht fS -'st
uands or rociuts ior tnat rreat army lie
ald inquire were he m"u m sac past m'-Ht
have bern w"n""ius' or W1l in'S.t nav o''' '..'.
crluIs. Al wanted tu AuDW "i7 Wnrturr l'~i' NDd
az tns h,dr mau vi. hB ting i"r na. @rat i!-ij %.
American cil uSolp dca t"eN'iy mAn Au4 -'ue. ''lhS
all uttrl rIgI.- 10 tnl~ country.
MI hII.L sad mat hr senator had ma1e iI'F'e a.
trmp;s r,Is 90 sinPc Qu-S'tJna and had hot rrp',
bu ntd tay couciu Iei % maze snv en o d-n'nod
I ~
wu.d % KIuon 80 Cir. lllI dd moi Lads c.u.Ur DE
had Seen whung p"t'cnuY Tor TUE aipcai .'e, O." ire
st ,i D. tur gu.rIusa from NI.u.l (iI. - tuOut) "a
r,,r, ,f fiit erm c',.Gn Tut n ae UNDER ood h.,
--rutl uus u .un tb, y Lern states that had ever
n.rn "a, rel. h. however Il not nierd 80 .Iy any
uInz ON tuIt "a feet uai tne speec' 'pprarcd IN
Ihe Ht,Ord. @.s Oue pOint 90 NAicH g" "lshed
to cat Le u ,rDuon .. toe SQUAT, ana Co do
II ~ 30 cquyocai tnGulgc. he hAd n'ucri IN
nearly ah tir h ktuhir3' plpeis. and II ne u rent
-p.'Irs made Ul tuis ',r, Inc l"mp O. 'ily tHls
Goa non tue Stnho fram rsIHIa ana his parry
uJ charge tn" uey I'd "n ln iay"r o rpum risnts'
uf ballot 'ld Of 10 rcuuut IN the Suuihctn otaes
EXTRAORDINARY etiTEMENT BY NJ. HILI.
No man h.l .r.d he lace say mat tie southern
y op,r 70 opposed 70 reo ballot ami IAN count
iDcrsivr o. ,G,ei on "a 3 able "a SIDE Tne, s'Ift
nopty ii. w".I't H.et or implol. he st5o. pre-
tIs. afit wis ,c.tu't1us false ana untrue and hat
the charge that i'e lJ.IlocrItlc psrA in ~ Soulh
uthcr means, TO OJ,Iuct the Amtndcuts 10 tue Con
sntulO ana 70 prrve.i the elt, g..lrnt o. The law,
lrp guaranteed pu,l l!hts L4 90 NIttDu, rt. III
~ ru, to.or O. ,ylpus c'niI.lJn. HIs u" B.
/ un,Iu. lie r,am tyttWts :r,,I >preod dct y..rG
h, hs coke Nlr Bro ~ iAnt just previous 10
hi, election 10 the senate "a wD!Ch A. adN oCdt,d free
ballot ana count lor o men. In the fire of
tAat fac he was aston sh~d tnat geptieuIcu should
ASSUME tha' Hcbody mast move OF b. me Sou,n -
0f ee hahot. lne poSiuouU Ut tue senator from
Virginia Alr. Ma onr was dlsinsiy th, pos iou o. bis
colleague, distinctly tnit Oi tAc Drm'cJuc party Oi
Georgia. wirh affirm me aplroV" Oi hyse a'n HehlS
bY tiec.,u hs c'lragut ~ tNo- hlfds V't' @"V, II
the senator from Ma s'cnu-cts SIMPLY wanted 10
cooperate WIN t|uSe III he SCUM ~ t'"i 'l Ii' nlOt
honest count he would kug rt To ihc ndor 10
cut loose nom returning boards &" thtt
| section, into the ID loCtHiiC laItN.
lie nad Of the NJ thcTu ,eOpe
oi tie publican plry and Ia the masN OF tIr South,
ern people o. the DihucI'ic party. II L"I' @ .l"'u
that the Of he people IN all EcctOus wore honest
ana were equally Interested ~ 2oOl government. he
ld not drsire do injustice pOrun Oi tn cOdn
try or auv color rdrc In re country Ihs NOV bchJ
70 get ny party by iiO between In Republicans
and the Rcadjuslers OF Virginia, IT based 0n The idea
That tle l.mUcrdcy of tlo Seuth WAS unWlinE 10 DO
iusic- to the nclO, t5rd on pret'A WAi.l was
nothing but "a preicX. Ihe people Oi The south were
lust ~ honest the people Oi thc North lie bad
I ftr nI
party wno got up here urd hTpOcrucaly claimed Tor
IA section n superiurty over al others WHO were the
men IA tne South who OWLed pOpcrCt VINO were IN
prrsted 10 peace good sOcety We're thfY The
men who composed cniehy tue Democratic party