Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-28

HlTH A't O. maine u. liF ~Al Tue senator from
fvuH-N is ruls lt 8ultr.H# had ht~trrlas eN-
hnTird Tho >.uafuts ou The oinUT -llr To- iis
brave men ltf Fu,H had been her, look
lns 1u .ius Hr Lad l-tu a mplnls at the sep
ate. aud DO seemed 90 h.m that those word.
we '-m.rr Idle " Td.." H. had never seen
ia ai hl, lite. bad reNfr rad "a 3 10 hi life. of
Drawer men than were to-,ia, on the other side
Of the chamber. Herr 49, the senate Ia extra
sc>- on With the constitution over u. with ~
duile, before b, the Democratic parry sl,aris
90 ta' wrong. knowing ii~'f 10 D.. wr.nc.
know Ing the constitution Ia he against H. Tn.
Republican party Ma undertaking 20 dc The
'utE " hicA the constitution prescribed, and IN
10 al pi the senators on the o' her side putting
themselves on the defensive they stood up aud
carried Ibc n Ar int AfiIra" ia, at1cr dat
and Republican senators were uhiis ! TO put
theWsslN'- on ihc i fen.Nc. oh. there va.
bravery enough IN tho = uai0r from Georgia
Brown " heu be ru.e be- hls 3 81, and IS .th
GTrai dignity. and With The ,,n,iitu.lln 10 ID.
hand, rad daN a'tcT dan irytur,, go Republic
cans upon their duil'~ under thu rpu-ftfilf ion
Confession va sweet for ths soul. and Net cuu-
t"sslpn sometimes rvqui.Cd higher degree u
o. avery than ANYTHING 'ls,. aud 10 VA a hray,
act "n iu' part ul the senator " hru BE-. IN ots,r
>'uai', admitted that De- hai been a E,IuL e.
IAN IN The safe Of tirOrga. that hi, Hie hal
been ln itr.. that he hs.I then BECOME d Dem
"'rl', aud hat from ihst isy Do had cuIuy,,i
perfect ,a'riy-
Nj. Brawu-I .aii no such thing.
Mr. FNr-l uu8s r,'o.-I ,h. senator r.. "a,
Tha' There "a, .au-'r when De- wa, a Il. .li.-
Joan
NJ Brown rpa.I t.a, hr bal .asd That
though A' thr '.H., af tir War o., g. 100 ,lt a.
'n' tune base t-eu 800 ,.r.. TIT l-r.o-i isa
ceased So y'aJ- l-Iair b.. .si reunited with
Che u, uin rlt'. d., return tn b,u,u. r..,, uai
nothing 'a 30 with hf- SAFETY.
Nj Five fafa.usd TIA: E, ~. brave far ih.
>'na'"r 'u -sN tut much h Wa, lr4s, 20 't..
>rua.Hr q. make au sifa.4 U..u Massachusetts
whom De- bad -aid That thrr, Wen, 800 tuat >,a..
$4,000 yaupvr.. sg-uItarGs aui asuuAarI.
deprived aN asa oi Toe TiGai e. sa,.. an.i tf
fh.V wtrr allowed tu ,.t, ih.s wound ,.t.
lA' 'tmayr Ill. '.Art. Thai Tt4u.r,I t..4ra.,
9" .4l. T." senator m,sat haAr zone further
and slec ard ihsi n The prl-ous aud frrr.trr-
uA1lr' % .t' -rrai 'umuaus, ,Al.ii borrower.
Thousand. 81 m'u u hu. .t fhts r..l.I ~. agf
would '".e be b.mp,ra. De- ticket. The >cua-
tor from FLORIDA t,a.H needed roursgl Ga.
Wakt AH a'tara urau Tie .uLI-trl,- q MA,.a-
shu-tiis- The complaint w4. That lu sea-
'au-'i iae 'tu i'"G~i qualification, Wcfr
PLACED upon "a, ballot, tuI De- Frs.|. a.-,r.,.l
% & "a bore the south raised ut.f. Jar ..r 81
q alton % ot'rs ia, North ral.,t fr.ul e, KIT to
ten du.B-,- III, senator from F.arIaa ha4
bs'u bold IN calling iA' .ab.rin. u,u % Ma
a'hu-fii' '>'Ti-. >rfi. E,4ai 10 hr hu.a-
Laz'l sid lnunijaf,-l. II .l. u.rktu-tn.u OF
NA-.as la.''t- h8i been !H LOUISIANA and tA,
cons. native had undertaken 90 iutimIls,..
aui h-aIukr them ihsrg would Lu. have is-.u
to-day enough yuu.g rbAfFtrs lrf fp I4rIu ,l..
decent ugeiog. q party. Il -, c4.. 20 -h3a;
al labor which had l~en ground down %
-.ANtEE. Il wAs not ,A-y 30 I-a.u, 4
pistol 81. tie face % white man. aud bull
!oLr such al cmploN'. II, saving. Of .i.e
l4hnr,r- "a THAI State would t-, enough
20 hIA the who' state Il FLORIDA b..
un"- o''r and Hatv s-4eH"r7 3efi Laugh
tar. on. required rpuTa-,, - call them r..
tf.E Tho Of - o.
ta.o.iua 4ncrH \ drawer man than ths
>suaio5 could never D. found Hii,u D., Irrl4r-
"I iIa' North carolina had never Ftf ldls,,,i =
single lu..sT 10 beg debt The >euAior- uu Do,
Republican side hal stated lA,y ycr, making
tn hsA' for IGnoil, that %, usa5tri,
.hHu govern The minority. That 49, not To-,
ground upon which be made jhl- ;ighi for b n
st.i and b. state. There va. l1Fua l. i. but
there 49, another ground 4pl,a'tu- g, lima
VITA Infinitely greater strength fAAu that lie
laa ,rru something 81 n.4uoTiilr- 90 ia, uth.r
Hya-'. ou. bad supposed ~ hen b, cAIur Co.. thi,
distinguished BODY BE- dad BIZ A4itu 10 tllllaI.-
turlug altu-,, her and Lt b.he.l 81. tL, bust
eT.u- ln tay o'l'r body f4ic into .t.I.I.ii..lu s
b..i9rr that prAcilc,l 30 ta., chamber Laugh
ter The ground upon IS h.,h d, ua.i, tie
night B, t4.,. that th'T, a sold south suI
ihat Ia, south Ma . constant uiruAts 90 Tia.
Property Aud 'o RE -Ai..y u IA, American
people. The North t-IAs I.4e,I III, h.nt on
that ground and ,ail that %, Sold south
1'psiia.IJn ~ am IigLt VI aus ,itszsu sf tA,
nslc1 static. II. lhsn Proceeded 81 .,L.ia
u quai, from court rv.uU4- aud oihrr ll,-. ~
m'ul- 30 how that 900 10 southern ..Atc "a.
lh'rc ire Nu'e aud lair count II, went
INTO tn l,tali- u hu..l.stng aIg4 intimidation
20 Tie Nara9u- southern >iate.. that 10 SOM
places the Ni--i--Igp. pan" Ma ru,9ficd 60.
~ other, that tissue ia. ut> were used sud .u
sill othrr> that dead lines" were drawn
around lO.-,. and 't,arl, j niger farbid.i,n
T. "a To- e
senator, from the STATE % which be referred.
and sometimes rather warm discussion, eIi-
sued.
Mr.. Frye, continuing. referred 90 the shoe
string district Of Mississippi. ,nalmer', dis
iTlct, and stated that great fraud. had bc,n
committed thrr.. \ while Democrat 4 meuI-
Der II the other house, had openly aid to him
The election IN tie -sho,--tTiug" district va.
al infamous farce and when / come 10 y0l. /
shaa vote So and that had been aid b, q
Democrat and CONFEDERATE. The people ii
The North cou D not b. blIndlOlJcd. Thr ,lrc-
ton, ia the south we're not FREE. not fair not
without fraud aud even To-day are Dot without
violence The Republicans had saii when
thu contest had b-gun they intended 10 h.ht
on thl- line until the >OiII ~luth uad, solid
10 deNlou, NAY. bot IT, >oidIty. They rccOs-
nIzrd ID the fight "a irg.niA the entering
wedge and for that reason alone they had d.
trfmlurl 70 stand bF N. 10 give Il their
amen aud amen hoping that sooner or later
the south might rl-t up 10 the dignity Of free
and independent state, ami give 10 every msn.
white Or black. biz nights. SENATORS from the
south. he continue d, We shall make that fight
forever uu.cs- victory come. before forever
eu4s. II Is certain ''the mill, u! The god,
grind slowly but they grind exceeding small
He described the contest which had taken
place IN This country between the civilization
which hsd been bas, Oh slavery aud barbar-
ism aud that based ON school books aud the
bible which latter had prevailed and in con-
cluslon said The pen Of history with iron
point has written down with blood the history
Of those few YEAR following the war in your
bright southern land and your children and
their children reading these terrible pages one
Of these future days will hide their faces in
their hands aud put their heads in the dust
We come once more 10 say 10 YOU seriously
that every man. every citizen Of the United
>istes, white or black. foreign born or native
born. shall have aud enjoy all The right guar
Hnieed him by the constitution Of tht country.
We say 10 you now that the Laws OF the United
States on ih- statute baOks shsll BE- enforced
on every inch Of territory OEer whi,h the
L uiied State hag hoai- aud senators from the
south, by tie help and in the nam, Of Almighty
God We viii act up 10 that purpose. (Ap-
piau.e.D
When Mr.. Frye resumed his seat he was
congratulated BY several OF bis Republican
colleagues. the foremost among them be ing hi
Old colleague in The House, Mr.. Conger Of
Afah