The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-12-25
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der discHssio.l intIie iioaBe last week ana
it wss 50 pruhesl as 10 leave The Rea.
gan hill. Introduced last session, as that
whiehswas considered. I7uring its consid-
Grafton, Representative 0'IIara, Of North
Caroiila, i colorejt member, offered an
amendment providing That all persons
purchasing FIRST class ticl4et should have
the ssfEe privileges as Il cars and other
Recommendations Ibis Vas adopted, the
Northern Democrats voting with the
Republicans FOR it. sl,niqtion was made to
reconsider. and another to lay that on tile
TAIL. pending this, the IIonse hastily
adiouIned. When il came upthe next day,
an amendment WAS oileged hy AR GTisp,
Of Ga. providing that nothing IN the act
should lie construed rs to prevent any rail-
roaafoupany from providing separate ae-
conlu3dations for white ard colored per-
sons II. Smalls colofed, Of South Car
olina5 opposed the amendment and said
that .e vas glad it was offered by amember
from Georgia. Colored men and women had
trouble ntravelingt through hat State they
halafm in Georgia Which was called asec-
oad lbss ear: 4 Colored man travelling from
Washington to New Orleans when he came
to gneState Of Georgia was compelled by
pegsAasio0o OF force to go into this Jim
Crow car. He thought that the good
sens of the members Of the House would
vote tiown the amendment. especially the
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nv - ''io'.o '''iio' i'l' VIM were say my
Neitfe gong 10 ne the BEST trends OF
tie eolored man y He hoped that the gen
tlenen Who said ..this ornat and oood man
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Nopia not stald up loF The lam Grow
ear II Georgia
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hci't ih9U no matter whether man was
black OF white, hcWas an American cltj.
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tlment and the progress OF the nineteenth
cpntury sTored ConGrass i'm tba fana AND
# was tooIata for II 10 looisloto on 40
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question "a C"ioi' His amendment APP
peaied to the good sense aud patriot
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n ,tsi confer mon fhela horong tEo mri,,
ilnmn or aseortino tboir noecanroro Gar.
tajnjv some trnasnrr regTn 'ii.i muet I've
adonfod as 10 the 3oaf9oI of acen ,,,,9t
Were men to be assorted on the ground
OF size or on the mustache ground, or OBJ
'iig r. pfe%9 paslSt ,.. .
harons assert nagspn llsC en- any fanr;fnl
basis they might undertake to set u}5>
Mr.. iieaGan said that the gentleman
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daet ran,ained 5hat y tgas the enstn1'.
railroads. contractors 10 assert passengers
'sggS'9e 81, es1sl.s. 20 Else. ~
4ssi i'fe'i 0eis''a1 ei'9t ttitf" Y true Y
Mn Erecl,a,3rilloa < ,Ioa5,lr7nbt ,,s,s
adopted rs II substitute for Mr.. Crisp's
amendment; yeas ISIS: nays, II. and Mr..
1tlSl3 sillltn t ~ 'Siieia9d WaSagreeo
MI. Mills o. eAi(S, oliereu III amend