The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-14

Iitatd 20 put NEu tlli4i u bQl WDb ~ re
effected with the hercsy of secession ID
orsier to put in others who awe been
distinguished ior their loyalty, for if /
mistake not the title Of one OF these
candidates to our confidence and suffrag-
es as presented by his sponsor on this
floor is that he was captain Of cavalry
and did gallant service in the confederate
army.
know there Is distinction drawn
and repeatedly drawn 10y Senators ON the
other side, that while they will condoue
and forgive connection and implication
with secession and tho secession move
ment, they viii not do it, they viii not
grasp hands "across the bloody chasm''
or any chaem, with any man connected
with that movement who viii not confess
his si1s, profess bis repentance, and
admit that 4. wss wrong ana they were
right. Bus, sir, tlst cannot he The mo
tive here, inaslnuch 40 the senator who
brings forward one Of these candidates
and ayows bis responsibility for him, also
ayowad upon this floor that 10 was true
to the confederate cause, did 1t service
upon the plains Of Virginia, and that he
has no apologies to Offer for it here or
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rsnndiat;~n ~ +bn ,poit tii,-,G,'
and emphatic language.
Then, ii il be neither civil-servlce re-
| form, nor the reward Of political service,
nor the con onation of service to the
of renn1intion whst il vnnr 49, 1g fo,.
boIding fbis Lodv horo 80, So 80 iol
d;ecbnTge If ire svalto,l Gn4;JJs 1'~,I ''e
mere onestjon Of tbo d;sfyihntiop 81 .
Jew offices! Well, sir, although not
| avowed, the true reason has been dis
closed i'll one way oranother. 1t appears
that there was schsm in the Demo
cratic purity of Virginia. IL also appears
that the majority section Of that party.
the section that controlled the orgnniza-
ton, did in conjunction with the public
creditors make q settlement of the debt
Of that Commonwealth acceptable 10
| both; that they stood for the disch rye
OF puOlic obligations an The preservation
OF The plighLed faith OF that grand and
| glorious OLD Commonwealth, 1t appears
! That another wing dissented from the
the regular organization, raised the ban
nor OF revolt against it, aud against The
| public creditors OF the State, denouuciDr
the bill upon which they bad settled US
II brokers bil' and proposing to settle
upn other terms acceptable only to
themselves.
At this point message in writing
was received IRON the President Of The
United states, through Mr.. o. T.. Pru-
den, one OF his secretaries.
Mr.. LAMAR. | will yiciJ the Goor TO
the senator from Ohio or any other Sen.
ator to move 10 80 into ex. culiye aessiou
TO consider the Presidents message Just
received if they think it will be desirable
Mr. PENOLEION If it does not
interfere with the course Of The remarks
! OF the senator / will move that tho
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