New-York tribune., 1881-03-31

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plan bad been dsUsedto imoroye Tue intecsnal cc,l.
| clifton OF The negro before he was <lveD inrghis
AN ATTACK UPON RECOKsT9UCTIOy.
II was he duty VI the south. h,xever nstio weaks.
the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments by caF5;ap
about their uhwsd0m, but 10 strengthen them by efyl4
them far ana houest enforcement gogl fatEa Tn
c1arge Democrats OF tie Soul opposed a.
chat enforcement was untru0 aud hypocriuca whea :,
ever AM wherever made de asser.e1 erqharc iiy :
that condition Of unqliet and unrest vii ofAghon he
Southern States we're merging bad beea dls 70 tho
reconstruction measures adopted by the Rjnublieln
party after the w Tie Republican parry ban ej9e
intO The south wiea had b3en beipe aud poworl6s
and had deprived its people Of the couDsel OF al
It's wsest and II had sough put the wbifs
the souh under the control or th negro for he
benefit OF a few thleyng caPpei-5a2gai& What bad l,s
south drcsa Just what seemed 10 bs here mrG.
ted Tbp ryil which ai cted The south after the
again dreatenrh 10 b. repe ,ied What wW 30 a
coalition e. ubcAn parry viii a minority ele
nent in the S0uta seeking no 10 90 Eo01 20 hr eoloFed
h'n 9n 10 gti d mutation I'd ma c'lHfY y, called
coalition 10 get control OF the Oiirrs OF tue seuate
Eyery movement tb,t came iron he South IN
iayor of Duriug the issues OF tnc war, he
continued, favor OF orrttiug Tire passions Of ne wal
~ aSSr No ol e,Sg om ,s ySw 's1 , & - ~ te N"'
Mr.. HAWLEY Or p, Conn)-Does ne genteiaaH
NJ. HILI-Certsinly; have no doubt ofiG
Nil HAWLEY-Fna, Is astOundi0g.
M HILL do', b,iieve that IN peopIe Of the North
beilcye u. bub saq fhat evary movement tbas comes
from e 7outn m aVpr Of baying issues Ol the
people Of th, sOush NUT evince her aith by j0nag ne
Republican party aud Son alow 40 man Ia De pam
Ouo at tue sOub Jules be accompanies ms
procession Of patr1dc senlmrnts wltn heETa over TO
CoItlpuI r. BE- warned The X. publican party that ibs
c0al. whCI n " is now reiJrllg wes go1E 70
more 10 book the real h1c 81 NOV nant than any
else cOud d. party c"ulh NOT he oreaozad "
cOutIO me South winch insisted ~ msrepresenugeF;
Bonrb0nism" lf by ." urDonism' meant the right
OF secession and e bei ei iu styery she woud not e
bao' UOIticai biacSrgsn. she was not 10 DE caught
Oy cJaOu; she cOud not Oe purchased 0y DitrOnags;
size could not De won by lAnGes; she could not be won
lie eOnuued at some length assert that the South
had at heart honest count and iar VOTE as Dueb as
the NORTH; that lts people bad acQuiceCed ~ anh ac
cepted The Constitutional Amendmen nj thdt the evis
wb'eh had Visited thai scc,lI curing tie perd Ioiow:
ing tue attributable TO the cafpetbag rule OF
Mr. HO4R Glpn took tue door N reply TO Nj HlIl. He
denied the statements ma ie by tna gentleman that tho
th SOnh was allowed free ballot ana an hon
count. Tue testimony OF the books and 1oeuDens IN
the possession senate could not be UusDed
Dy the mere rs 'erom OF The senator howeVrr conn
IDENTITY made. Had theirs ever been mfs-aere at CaddOi
ndd tnr streets Of N'w-Oneaus yer run with blood OF
Republican legi laorsi had thcre ever been Massacre
at Cou,hainf Had mah ever Deen murdered a. eo
axf Were NAILS arms 0n ni OO1y now 1
ator from GeUf "a rose 70 answer tbe tharSes mane on
the X publican slle OF the CdamDer at there was 20
gard 90 the evldence which had been reported TO the
senate aud House Of Representa- Yes. rhe speech
fes,ion OF th u the kepUbl can party iOr toe
last dfpen years. Every one OF he great nieaslres
DirYcd had been sludci TO by 'he gen'ieInaa
ANA ony TO confess how utterly and taororEhT he a1o
those VINO acted with him had been mistaken
TIE REPUBLICAN, PARTY IN THE RIGHT.
The same rcencss Of attack winch tue gentleman To-
day made upon The motives Oi the Republican party had
Deeu heard the birth OF thar party ony to De
followed bya confession rom the same ips that ina
Republican party had been right ana that what II had
done w0ud be ped not only as necessity, but as
"A beneht The gentleman had attacked Tue coalition
If the men who had planted themselves 10 resist
ance b. every step taken for the purpose OF bebs'
flung tbo colored might bind together TO Keep
their powers should those who differed from them
mite 10 overthrow He did notnow, ne stated desi
10 ener upon discuslOn OF the which mad been
br.' ht ny by the senator from Geor1a 0dt he eIsl.
III S IA W re M rIbutabe 10 the Rcpuuhcan parry, 20
point uuJ single great nedsnr" ior the Denentoi INC
toorrd man " Il p. the Republican parry DIu MOI neen
in tnt Ilgn part with which be hssOcaledl IA
nj. HILL said that he nad heard exactly the speech
whlcn ho nad ce,ed. but thai hc had too mucl
F 20 ae ne senate erS 9ssn H. eeG 70 n man az
na,pre As p's99 ms prop 9's @ ~ ~ ms eonncJ
ike ana nk" pleasure in rehersng charges against
ms fellow ctz ms in any secop o. country. Wait
manly a,d patrioticf YOU'D 70 u"l b. lust as
,ae al sGe on the Constitution itself and ON
Mr. no Ak ag.in chall .nced Mr.. HiI to state upon
what iu POrtant measures ia pg1d 20 tie south she
Kepuuhcir party nad not been a. right. and upOn
Air hI rcDtIug the reconstruction measures" de-
,larrd htt tie so-cIed carpet-bag governmonts had
been by the laws ena.;sd iu many OF the
southern States practically reest"bi 3ins slavery.
In thc midst oi zoe controversy, war was kcDt up at
some length. Nj. LOGAN (Rcp" Ill entered ugon the
dis usslon. nu ed 10 %" 81 oy remark OF Dir H's 10
le effect that te Republicans We ia not lei ae Nsr
by senA,urs from that sldr, tat q war Is -, 'iu
hey do not want TO luie to H. yet ever time e
ouport, ny ;red the Senator dig every quesnon
growing out Tie You. sir, every on man
,puu.io" for every wrong comp ain q Of.
Nh HILL happ u not TO be a. r spons'oe as you.
WI. a yUu standing adYocatng a pOhcy iof the
D,ulorr parry wnch encOuraged Dem TO sist. was
maotuly br 'a|unG the Storm aud WI" le the Srna1"r
VIt 10 tisl flQf.
Georgia with the thai h. aud zach as he would
sustain tue South II II did seeede. Appause IN the gai
Mr. IOGAN-Any man that insinuates that sympa-
~ pliL- H..ct r' dpu. o 1t did lot e'srge ~
was sair # ii n 6I. wlel he rI5s ind Charge t.ltI
nn" tho,, Win nom wa assoeiatoi are r,sp,usi o
for al Wfe =. 10 tue 81 theiu et''es then rem IA
ma Of ,he duaecf hInt"t ami myS'i wien tEe tniag
wa. 4Tlri. Jld nvt ch.Hg tha le ScnaiO. nieDded
T., symoatfB, a secession; BY no ineans. am s.T
jl Loo !. I I,sir, ~ here TO scale hDs4aesrion
do Intend IL ~ insnusiion Of his kpG slei os
due Often enough. s,taOs Fisl. Il, ms cAsm.
msnuailon a. f,l.e he has a riEh: 10 know it.
caei upon aim 10 sta tl's knowiedge, because
am n,re protect myself; but say that tA 50 IN
snuaons in his recton have got 10 stop or thry are
hys ~ mi1I accent the gentleman's statement thaa
tie, are but il the Senator rxpects e. stop no
nOm recns nsorch iaols be IS m S,akan HIS speeea
was us unnecessary ~ It was OUt or place.
WISHING PARTY ORGANIZATIONS DISSOLVED.
The controversy was tnen resumed between Messrs.
Hoar and Hin The former challenging the lat
Ter to advance any PROOF sustaining his charge
mat the Reynbcan party in the South
was not the friend OF the coored men
and the Latter contendng tha the evils OF the South bad
been brought ABOUT by carpetpagsn. la concluding
his speech Mr.. HILL again Hiludd 20 the Chittahden
M ter declaring that sul Of tue opinion 10
woud br tae benefit OF the country tO lave boh
party ORGANIZATIONS abandoned A. long ~ the parties
which lIyM deHu Issues existed. evils would con-
Time. But while the parties continued ne coud not
ai with parry which lost no opportunity 10 ma.
, btsp mia afi he a bay
tue rlOol than Southern and assoiate witn the
maligners OF his people.
NIr HOAR followed with brief speech In which no