New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

voting in his M Keogs behalf at the ass ssS sssssS' he Dl
SS6 n Seen e as 1u 10 nnssat b He Mr Ko d
seen paper published in Louisianaana moi EepvD ~
his eoIeasges ~ s4 sns ana
that The Democratic party bad really no
nave stated when he was the oor that the deos o.
Louisiana had been repudated Dy tne soeaeu tpat
bag Government and he would gladly nave met sua'
Issue. ..
DEMOCRATIC RAsCALITY IN LOUISIANA.
No more inexclsable no more unprecedented no moro
rascaly act had been perpetated than tnat pef
rtedy the Democratic party in regard TO the deDt OF
that State colleague had stated that Louisiana nau
but one representative the senate-neaning himself
Had he tme could concusvely prove tnat ne repre- re-
seated majority of the people of that State Dd nis
irresstibei Did he wish him 70 snow the mode and "a
manner by which the majority Of the VoSsTTg T M ~
wish him TO state how the party to which es
belonged horn in trIbulatlon and baptizea Ia
anS omen eorpuno1 and brbery He did not hesitate
to go into the question whether Louisiana was Re-
OF Louisiana would say that they believed as honest
men, that the Republican party In Louisiana hau an
honest and fair majority that State; that bis admins
ta0n had been vastly superior to the present one anu
that had there been time when riot ana c0r.sp
State.
Mr. JONAS said that his colleague had at last sought
tho opportunity to bring forth all the bile AZ the nace
the viUperatlon which he had long held in his SOUL
against the people whom he claimed 20 pre-
referred 90 tho period during Wnlch tne senator S
CIr. KeOg0 had claimed to be Governor OF
atOr (air KellORgl had been elected Dy mere hi0O
which bad he slightest right to elect Senator re
here and wien he found himself mere IN SAFETY
he tor the first time and waved me bloody shift
In alson TO extract read by Mr. Kellogg as to the
murder or two cOOred ministers IN lS12 Ihe eeclOls
ia LOUISIANA no Ir Jonar asserted 10 be as far ana
held any State OF the Union, ana ne au-
vsed the Rcpub that they could no longer ealeu
late the color line, declring that many cOOrea eh
In Louisiana voted willingly aud gladly Tor the DeihO-
cratic candidates.
MR. KELLOGG ATTACKED BY HIS COLLEAGUE.
i would be strange the people OF Louisiana 70
hear his colleague avowed himself the friend OF
free ballot, connected his colleague had been with
every fraud the ballObox connected as he had been
with every attempt to destroy the nghs Of eoiored and
white men, his rsmarks would produce laugh OF con,
tempt ard throughout the State which he claimed
represent AS to the debt question: ne asserted tnab
the debt OF the State had been largely Increased during
the administration OF Governor Kellogg.
Mr.. KELLOGG denied this statement, ana asserted
that during his administration he bad not ap-
proved bill authorizing the issue 0t one
ex-senator Barnum, chairman Of the Democratic
National Committee had declared 10 him that no more
rscaly set Of RepudIaOrs existed the face OF the
earth fhan Democratic party OF louisiana He oe-
MED the statement that the cOlOred people whllhgV
voted the Democratic ticket. Humbug! there was 10
man did know that that was an ASSUMPTION that
was siIDp ply ridiculous, aud prepCster0us. ,
Al the CONCLUSION of Mr. KellOgg5 speech Mr. DAWES
(Rep Mass trusting thar hs Democratic trends wOulu
dispose question tomorrow moved 10 aoJOuru'
which motion was at Otlcck agreed to.