New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-24

CHARGES OF AFRICAN BARBARIsM AND CARPEi-DAG
RAsCAITY-Ius REASONS FOR GOING BACK TO

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

RASCAIITY-lilS REASONS FOX GOlNO bACh ~
CONGRESS
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON. July 23.-Mr Tillman's last speech
;n the Honse of Representatives. al least for this
Congress. was delivered last Wednesday, bu' not
printed IN Ihe Record until Yesterday. II was re-
bile speech and some parts of it at least de-
serve a wider circulation than The congressional
Record can furnish. Mr. 1lman began 10y dwelling
upon the sacrednts OF a certificate OF election, ana
among other things SAID: In all con-
tested elections here think more regard
should be had for the certificate Of election
than anything else" lie admitted that he should
leave his seat with regret, but the sorrow that l
feel is much less ior the of M eat than for the
violation of the Constitution by seating man VINO
was never elected by ;he people"
Nj Iillmans new district contains a colored ma
FORTY Of about 1000 and lie declared IN the course
of ms speech that he could be reelected to Congress
"almost alone by she colored vole OF his district,
anu this Is the manner which Mr. II'iman courts
that vote:
cannot for lack time into The deils Of the Cv-
O,uce in regard particular points, nor "a regard 10
rum,rous wuol sale Legations OF licsautt, ttut ma
- intimidation as 10 Doth cOuhds, ana 'o.ldo's Luz D,
viii say this much N general sort 81 va tha'
while uucA II he testimony 0oos seem L" lL"Ae
tails ieclted By many OF the cnriest MS vii
nesses, ncarJ ali toi0-c !tl mol 1I ilH tr1
u,ny Is Who Is fse OF gra cXasgeldtd ILr aver
&C. agricultural lie gro the SCUM s not only 'os
"a on4l coward AID therefore ozone 90 let lis fears cX
agscrae even the shsnl' 81 eA, eMcnl OF 's,IDi.
into "a not but he IL moral bankrupt "so' especial!
a. such small virtue az uui honesty ana c""huy'
As the orator proceeded he gradually warmed MP
TO his work an at Lass ne broke out ~ follows:
Now. genucincn long as African baroari'm,
nidrd By carpet-bas iaothE ana ,upOl'tC
by the bayonet, dominated ihe southern 0''''s' you
dumb az statues ne DelnucIi as Nc'V "l WIS
franchise, virtually really, Wic t-at Ht4 lrisht"
there Ioi eight disnit years ia my STATE uron loo9 10
1876 and not man among Ga ma tug ',v' %, io
Cauca> IA. NOicc ia our bcntA l"u bO' o9
put Darbarans over ur' not "hy eus 'i,u men
WIN Day Ouet INSULTING. roob.nS snd lin @inS 'Eei
u.s. but you nd II win dcNilsh reheheHt %. CI!o'!
that would have shocked the dib"od o. a hdF"-e
Indian. Yet MOw, fOrsOOth! since lefo' since
the cdneIs s ns nen rgat tS m s" where
auy considerable number OF ~ race e'JOCIn among iAt
color, race We near nothing but eternal complaint auo
eoafres OF fraud and Illumination ana ulr-aIty ia ice
tiols This the stock tr4dc o. the "oiOou -s4lFt
Div TO IT, once al: You may find iauit tc"d al,
thIeaieu t. hearts con cut Out We expect To oI
again 10 tn- rule bay Onct IN tic hands 81 Whle
I,n; bu, never DoyeIulOre VII We DON 70 tAe yohe o.;
the African ana ca 4c'-bAeoC4' co ~, l."i' Vb4
cneeriully The ncgr0 al his uehit, WIN me
trn1' M not we 0ur- from him. oar
fathers contributed mash hood brains and hey 90
we have equal nights under tne COnsutu ION ana Wiii
submit 10 no'h.nS less N0l onl "cio %i ~, S
setting yOurselvts up a. our eupeIlcis, "hu IS oIi
chastlslng scuOOna,tora. bdt We a. A"I lSIS ile
lectua, morally, pnJ scaly and every other Way man
10 man ana We intend nave rights reenon, OF
struggle fOr them al aioDg ine Inc 70 me oiu o. 'le'
DO YOU had just well qll attempting to hector us.
Further ON Mr. Iillman again informed tbs House
that he should come back again, AID gave tine
reasons follows:
A,aiu 1 warn Won that | am coming back. Tic Anglo
6axou Away Indignantly resens TIE expulsion ~ ha
real r,prescnta,ive Dy the L,"-lnakng power Ivory
time he Torres House Of Commons expelled or re-
fused admit Jonn Wlkes e. MS scat he was returned
again again ~ all Increased mayor t! ING so"Oh5
o. Luitrel, tne minority candid e, insie NhAe7' al
las aroused such storm OF indignation 'rous nCnt al
England that he Commons ud not dare 10 refuse Wilkes
his AZ the next election Fortunate WIN be ioi c
United II people snail al the next election re
buzz abuse OF power oy TIC present House ID 10 va
catIDg seals
IL Is expected that Mr.. Tlman viii at once re-
turu 10 south Carolina and add hs efforts TO those
OF DlbOle and the other Bourbon consplratoiS Who
are ,termlned that, by hook or by crook the he
publican vote of that state ,hail be destroyed or
suppressed. According 20 a letter just received by
Congressnan-elect Lee. of South Carolina, FROM a
FREUD vino lives in Orangcburg County, which IS
the home of DiDbir that Ingenious person Is work
,ng with unh1ggng real and energy TO
wine out the c,lored majority Of 1900
in his own distinct. The writer of the
latter. who is a lawyer, says: Il have been
en0aqed for a week nOW, before the supervisor OF
Registration and III, assistants trying 10 prevail
upon them TO decide rejected registration cases III ac-
oordauce with plain legal principles, but OF course IN
vain. They hold that petit larceny is robbery, and
that the word Of a challenger unsupported by record
or oath Is sufficient proof OF the Fact Iy Ills means
they have rel ccted some 200 coloIed ana one Nh~
vote IN this county. If tie same thing has Deem
done throughout the State, thirk we can 'inuer-
stanl how Is that The Ncrs and tOgftT can aIeue
that the ratio of white voters Is 50 much greater
than the colOred. Nr. Dibbie appeared before tho
Board of Registration 10 oppose the granting
of certificates III the above ana made very
eabO.at. arguueut 10 sustain his position ;Lai, -
read IA IN Constitution. the word " .Jubcry" ne ans
any KIND If larceny. l expect II tie truth were
known. 'UibbietIy means ~ great deal moro IIan
the ullaII disl1Cung oil state"
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