Daily Republican., 1881-03-31
FIFTH Edition
N"rDEhATE IN rHr.
Justice Of Revivinx III.
tors vigorously An.."ern ",

tors vigorously Ans~as''a ,ss'a
WAsHrNGroN, March h"efed
given TO affairs in the n ~ @'-rh
!" apprehensions th,, e''ate give
%;n" %%S;as'fr, ,' IN which ancient long pOHs
er, a.ns sa back through the rna,ssaoty,
sra s,,,, and perhaps to ante.heI,olO h,eIGoOstrpa
will take place before ebn,%ellun Il
S =" .tta,'It senate was convened iess i ~, To-
,ro p, S'rnl's are the evidences 4 tAs,a A,ra.s
nnu nlher receptacles of ,nn np,st"n h
forgotten scraps of his,nr,n, n,usty hi
,n",r political opponents '% s.1 I'va
The debate was procso, I .lIe fat
som" gentle ba,linagr ha,'d hoed toby
Dave, Dawes and Senator Hiil, "SI4 of n Sa
winch winch no decided advaniarg,o =, "'ora 70
ny either, Growing more s@Ss S,,' as
tor Dawes, in y five m; ;earletSl
u, upon the denial of political iiad",e ps
rlShtS to the blacks, laid S' tSs and and d
1'r the subsequent comhs, s ,'OuSd,s
liiii rctorted in his chsrao.sIt; SR
ms s.. speech was difitlse and d'y,as''e ve,S Y
IN ITS character, the sneaL".y very stas
20 nave . iisinclination to dsr d,.,, 'tta,
lividual facts. W ura' viii
Senator o, Cameron sent a h,.
ums of The New York nj, mnnd
clerks desk, and had ,o"T' rsaT
mus letter to Mr.. CrittenJ'", ~" NRt
Just after the election. Seno,o. rus', ' .Hs
on asked IT the Senator fr",o "'o' : ,'s,
was still OF the same onjni"n i"," MI
Democratic party shonld I hs u, ,TR.
senator Hill replied eya,iysIS s,'A's
Sonsht TO do throughout the "9, sn!,. ~
hiS second speech was an ' si,t e,af dy
oi his humorous speeches ila'as'
interviews put forth since ,I,e ..'yN n
II lasted an hour. '''' r''tiN
Senator Hoar then deo,, -.
senator from Georgia and %'h "
store of facts broprb". ""', ' "a
leading issues upon which tSa h., va lt'
ties have divided since ,Ic ~. f. ,70 Ia'
neniS of the Democracy , "'s M NOW
n manner y more iorcible Na,.l ~j'7' :. ""
senator Hill, followed III. f,.' d,..'% lt"%
'iatcments made by the SDa,, s,a,.1S'ns
Massachusetts. II ahound.N' 'I" \, ,i, Un"
COMPLAINTS of the unmanly and !" MINUTE, "'v'
rolS conduct manifested BY ii. ',,srI
er IA seaking 10 revive psr,oo,i -. TFos '
nosities, reasscrtions of tbe s",! ~
.'rt'IrS of the Southern white n5r r,Tra
wh nnctious goodness, in att,o,,m @ Y \
Hlst. Mistakes there had l..n
pnrSe, and mistakes upon bo.. % ,Jy y
NJ these were of the past " '7
senator Hoar was mcrril.., .y
gam and again sought to draw rcn,,
respect to particular j,s,,s, 'm
'"d the laws looking to the pr,c,i',
HehSiavemcnt of the blacks, knovra
IL NaSrant laws OF Louisiana. and !.
rttd that these had their col,rt,ra.
other Southern Stat, 4,
' senator from Georgia spDs.,
eSr ? We're these manifes,,.;'b,
q patcrnal love Of the white tos,alh.
acks? We're the constitutions 1m,Dj
rntS which were passed to mai4 ,nt
VS. impossible of execution abp,a.
the Senator from Georri," 4,
ulvocaI admission oithcrrruT,oiiJ,
'nt Ut the Southern Democrats b n
'rt 10 these matters w:ls al la,. ,Er.
a sharp hut short contest too Mar,
tween Senator Logan and S,sm
II. The former said that ever man
10 had gone into the war agaIu,l In
'Nrrllment was responsible iu- r,py
that had grown out Utthat rebellion
nator Hill retorted by asserting that
zen he had been speaking against N
'Sion, he had been Answered on th.
mp by quotations from Senator
gan = speeches, made before the war.
ding SoutherncrS n believe that they
'uId receive material aid from tue
nth.
icneral Logan said, that any inSinua
IL that he had ever, in his speeches,
zen reason to hrhcve that he would
'or secession was false. Senator Mill
'lied that he made no Snch Charss
the speeches hal been so iuM.
tied. Senator HOar closed the debse
III the citation OF additional damsgiri
Is against the Democracy, and sld
Il the man who had given the casting
o in favor Of secession, and who u
) Confederate Congress hd in'n
red measures for the ShNting 4
ion prisoners, was not the man to
liver honilicS about the p'IcetuI ron
ion which should prevail betSeth
tions or parties.