Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-06
80 LnrlsrANA ELECTION


q5e feature of tho session Of the sen
an the eth was lively political dc
@ 49,, I" over Senator Chambers resolution
I'M investigation Of the Louisiana
@ ,.eon sntrages. Senator Mandersoi
M a.aaied the chair Of presiding officer
e..a,or Gibson took the floor He sal,
NJ ,nat the people of the United States anC
n ~ senate we're weary Of these uncon
81 .i,ntiopal aud revolutionary means b
,oyising the relations between the state
@ "a tbe federal government, This reso
3 set;.n he said, challenged the legality
a tba Government of understandable, la
s",nll not say ia sovereign" state. There
Mi al uot been petition from single
# a;,iga,, of that state asking the senate Ia
.s1ysss grievance. The senator from
@ No Hanipshire proposed 10 place a scar
@ IL letter on the breasts of an earnest,
q soler industrious and brave people.
S ;Tbs senate was tho last body in the
xa,ll before Which such lntempeEance
I# n 4xpression, such inconsiderate and
n nariistn aud hitter and degrading action
n shonM be tolerated. He should feel i'm.
,allal us senator and gentleman TO
,Tteff,ose his arm and voice against any
rayty who assailed the state of New
III HatInshire ia sIlclI violent, revolution
an tlon.Ltless, reckless aud nnscrupu-
Ioas manner Senator Teller resented a
III reference made 10y Senator Gibson 10
nj IN issition Of the republican party on
NJ IN Chinese question. The Declaration
M lpleprnience covered the ChinaInan,
III = /, .ild every other man, but il did not
declare every mAn the social aud pOliti.
IA al rlual 1T every other man
Senator Chandler said that what the
rs0,Is " this country were weary Of
u Wss ille ir7,ai aud political murders ia
81 ~ atli. done 10 aid that section to
LseBiir splih that il might govern the
n no,th Aal the country. No imtrraOsi-
NJ Ian nUAi,l ever be needed a. prevent
NIL al Investigation Of ths affairs u
nj M STATE ~ New HAMPSHIRE All ~ the
" democratic senators had refused. Ia
q sd h. enter into the facts ON which
Ne M. resolution was based, saving that
n thFfe WAS no constitutional authority
vi l5s the investigation Of them The
crimes 10 tho south. he said. we're de.
hlsgsie syslem u political fraud ON the
pait Cf the democratic PARTY To wrong
ri falls aud rgtmtnaily control the elce.
ti8n, h cnn srrNs aud Of tha presidency.
n Every cisisrn. hc said, lad n right IL
hase gun for hts protection, aud the
BIZ s0l5tvi people ~ tli1 south would keen
81 ,hftg arn.0us Ia spite II The leagues
81 tsl ku.klnn rnfliAna aud thieves ana
gAElirfs organized in thu interest Of
Ri IL ,lrma'raitc iayty.
Sft.aigy Elmunia said that the inter.
rstllsias ~ congress nas, IL raufun
u 1tgy .sgpguueF IL had ipcen - cnakid,
sFri alirn Il took the form IL petition
b ~ ihr ais1asti1m IL slavery. IL seemed
ri iaryasisissti, for some reason. that Tho
III llsai - truth should hc turned on that
por.aa IL slin issnpip ~ whom il Lad
hyn ssli thai majority Was Ia The
baa,is Il : minority, III the resolution
sagQli iaru oit a. u n klanhor lie asn.
N h,1g ahO iniroslRnoi Il would deserve
~ ssfntsch ~ tho senate; hue lie ite.
u ietNi THAI no one anuld H. mnra han.
y than llie senator from New Hafnt,.
Il shtip II Il infnri nnl thai els state ~
q LgltdAHs hai not nnly In form i,nt Ia
Substance a government az Hatiai riehla
nad 'aig piay Was ,hnrr, ID asked any
Il NAlsit tur thc liberties az men a. voters
~ rliixsns tiltraa men tnnk 4 notion
II lNinscstsair. ~ learn tha truth ~ AZ,
II siaif ltkr thar II uaa The business oI
n fustrras "a tuirrfrrr whether kiirnce ~
n nt'sess como from else aiais affected
e trsA1tr Z uRa uut only tile welfare AZ
u ptnplr * that state, lint ID uas tlis
sssi7Ev III t'tr pBYitlr 10 every mart ri
Il " lastua thAt was involved
IRE Discussion then ,lriglei 10 the
Flsiltll n'l'rasRs ~ Texas.
Il sats,nF Coke. III rrnly ~ a abatement /
s-,H 4 Mi II a
HArf - FsEss hai ieon afraid y, t,,t a |
'cBf' "a Tho Held. aai1, Efbat state.
sa' p absolutely aud unqualiiieily /
ll1p5t PARTICLE IL foundation. /
80 i"F I'olitical effect. with unfair
II ~ = stAinun0i not believed 4
z W. 'tnatoT hinaalt who makes Il +"
" fRaif callrl senator Coke 10 |
\. fhh &c arnl"giEci 10 the senate
i77 lsIs lastly LANGUAGE.
Senator Chandler raiJ iI,.t n sc,s,,r
lAnSn'rn was parliamentary 10
WY" ~ we'll nrcfarCd M any other
!. ''''F 20 enter a debate 81 that charac-
,,t " . iuomont moro Senator Coke said:
80, t"na'or from New Hampshire
M. W anxious that somebody on
ki, ~" 81 the chamber should kick
Nv. ! retuso TO perform the opera.
senator Coke. continuing. said cha,
/ ~ charges made against The people II
/ ta, 49, we're infamous ISLANDERS aud false.
I 80 Sc92 2 Snoonor said that the senator
T NM ieSas had informed him that Tho
II, n, i,.'gf'sioIn Of u" truth was worse than
\ % M. When he wanted teacher
NJ, e'''lf, he Should not 20 Ia Toxns for
ssSa, a" was not 81 bo tauntod by the !
st m,, from FcSas with half telling Tho
i g"i, 10 day when tho Niger driver I
sss.,s mon IN The United Siatns
N IN, la,, zone by forever Applause
I'M 's Galleries He denied that he !
I'M, Wy Y, sectional prcjudira. Ho snid I
sfilsi ", " senators from tho south had ]
es@, 1 tbg land with Frnyos Almost {
Briib pNhllr office abroad was filed !
Ill., 'iTh who hal fought against our !
K5iy ~ mndn no cnmplaintof r. Tho /
sa,slil'a w y, who had not accented The E
kontb y" " the war were tho people Of tho !
IN, WI, nc negro had ceased "a cast
H. Nv iet senators said that there
ETboy s,ee IN those southern statea.
keaes . make q solitude and call Il /
geonl, 70 ~ did not know how long Tho
=, NV ~ Tho north ,,,,,,tI $3.50 ~.