, 1881-04-02

liErtll Or Ills factories burned.
,nn '"wsSS siIon to s n'Hpl @ leesSr!r s ss 70 a ~
Snrtl,. Living III Mississippi, whcilce every
hrrcze cotllrs laae,---.
Ntr. George {tnscrr1ptinG)--1 ask tho Sun
n"F II ny e f nssr she s'SS We e
has rcritrd arr i,ntrltc.
MI; Dawes re]oiiied tliat tho peopie OF tno
% ,,,, soI MI"" ,,.na sn s,y NM ~ nHattnr
;It, .Mts '"1t ~ ~ y,n" iIo ,i;,i ~.
t,t ~ @ -, for fmr,hor
% i'erses,tio,, IL "f fhs 81 a Thu neopie Of tho
t,.''r,,s ~ f.,, ,,r,tsos srho nxr1rEcm ~
,,, ~ t",u ne,. fro,, ,ssssi ns
n osu ,norn m fnrrn tNmm ot the rir,,rc nr nIi
n t,lo ', eioae,co @ tliat % Ind M noIt,s M bchip Il but
f"'A "oi''' un ,,,rr
~ h.,lts' 49,,
hspoligoaamN i1r nautessinR tha Ssnmte, Saaa
ne ~ cH'nEe to 40 80 u! 9ceoMis ol ~
whIel i,a.t lse!. quoted BY Ms. inn'9r; Is Iis
Stlll aRrea thnt tilefe my neeh evns, ptt Ing
t, ush'owMs ~ et ',G"'m ,,,t.,,, INV te,,G tnnv,
Wy "roIis nietnoA ~ Tndaisauf n i1'e,1,-
sagofca 70 M no 80 5 ara' at asssn.lo
iinsteaa q ny nalaelee. tiMn5 usnltct.s nat .t:,
,,Mn III pIai"'e eoH.Gasa..o'ii s'".su aa. 'noy @
Wefc F tfca m nelloctatie 1i Meaaous: n.st
t, Esuse uttetAaeGs nt!u !tusGt sohG Ail5 int
dne sS,nspr fr"m yrKnii%, lSlnII,oe1 had
m!oG uaifu ~ pul ~ i. ~,
a.Ml ne SitniGl inn nn annioeyr 10 ,n:!Ko ior
Ia ,, ;n ,' tra+ y, M & ,oM .,rni - hnttia
@ ,,at, "i a; tn iaA mn ,' ,,,1 % & ~ t u"i,i II,
HUI, NY ioT1Iile, al4u, ptIuMps, nls ny. III
t"t ~ ~ n"s pg"sG ~ 't ,,.,i mat
~ tnr esKH..em " iaI peMceimt ai,.'1 .iiGa'tn ~
t'H,rt ts t'n tha ett1n,,on s'uo "e'o 'es"'t' ~
thW"ft luz hltlhtlee'
Sill. GEonaE.
RECURRING to thu statement ,nallo by Mr..
Dawes as 10 tho gentleman returning from
Mississippi to Ntassacl!setts OIL accornt nt
tho persecution he lnct in the, former State.
undertook to say TINT. though thu Senator
from Alassaclnsetts might linvr met tho iMtti-
ylluut referred to, nlul might hare received
the information, the wllolc tlling WIS 4 myth.
lls ha:l never Aear.! ot faetory IN
wers but Two Or t!rec III tho State, lie would
probably have llenrtl OF 1t. There was not u
IHrttcle uf truth in the recital: 1t was hot
fur for the gentleman from Massachusetts
llt(ch to, oil thu ErO.ild Tint 1t would cXpuso
him to persecution. II the people Ut MIssis-
sippt were sslcl. pprsnlis ns would burn II
lnall's factUry. md murder his hands. Ger
tninly they did not need tho stimulus Of tho
Ills rights. l1e then proceeded to reply ut
some length III son!u Remarks, ina.c by Alr.
Hale rs 10 thu "AlfsslssIppi plaG," asserting
State nf Mississippi, aud attributed Oy t!lo
Republican purity to political callscs, wcrc, III
fucr, attributable to other REASONS. lie
warned the Northern people ngnInst placing
cre,lcnGe III the stores they ileartl about Mis-
slsslppi. lie WITS Interrupted ut various times
hy Atessrs. Il0ar, Dawes. uni AlcAt lurl, and
concluded Ills speech with soutr remarks rs
10 Ino seoL 01 al!sslssipp!. =.
N H"es tt sia n9 Ma pSei, , is.anfh u
StsHans t.t = !aGtoty ta1 oee'' pulhet1' ~
llt!i o9ei @ MRlae.no.'sse;; H., ,,, ,,,.,.,
,,r. i t1so,Gc S.agn u,I ali"t au n maa E
al!ss oMrG, au HILL i LILY M1osM'. sGcoseH
y eLter SMILING tiat Sevelni at @ us na,,as ilaa
oGsi. t n'o"'iea' sct he 'i'''' never oeeh po1ae-
cn'ea: r.a ,1, .s, aa., ,.a, ,...,
AT, pAwes M san IT, COUNTY, t maa poen
n,,@n 1avss a ~ " SSn,so ot % Sano ,gn1s-
ntlce anu l1aalNefence. As eslae'icsu mere 10,
VIZ ~ tilG senator iFnln Msstsslppi
s'eolge., no MgS sniasstng I'LL ~ a'o lost
Gallse !!ealn when ne Was ATTEMPTING 70 put
uoMll tilo l1se eHelc'sn oL n,a'e5 flsht ny y
clli1en @ anu t'e 1lee 'leteFalace OF HIS cotf1c-
tso"s.
AFIEh SOME SHARP PASSAGES
between alessrs. Dawes aud VOORHEES, rs to
| what the 1atter termed tho fornler's lack Of
| courtesy. htr. George ngntn t0ok tlle floor
| mid Inquired nf Mr. Dawes wllettler l,e had
ia inf