Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29

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| calmly and quietly. lie would not dis
| cuss the constitutional question. Even II
/ 70 were true (which he denied that there
/ was a constitutional power In the Gov
| crnmSnt 70 enact the system OF laws
| which 10 was now sought TO repeal. II
was none the less true that for three
| quarters OF q century after the adoption
| Of the Federal Constitution there had been
| no trace Of such laws, and there had been
/ no instance Of the exercise OF such power
| by the Federal Government IT there had
/ been time when these laws were OF use.
| tho time for that use had gone. What
/ was the right and wiSo thiag 20 do now?
/ The country was not confronted with
/ period of violence What was needed was
! "a way 10 protect the ball0t-bOX against
| political Ignorance. The laws had been
I designed TO Intensity the race issue. They
/ appealed 20 force, and not 10 reason. They
were an obstruction TO progress, ana
| should be- repealed.
RAPID AND RABID.
Mr.. Johnson Rcpublican). Of Indiana.
| IS the most rapid speaker In the House
and he maintained his reputation when he
| took the floor I'm opposition 20 the bill
lie hositated not at the outset TO stigma
] tie The measure as the climax Of all that
was atrocions and vicious I'm legislation.
/ II repealed an that was near and dear
/ 70 the American heart II was the untor-
3 funate child of q wretched conspiracy
/ lh"t WIS cum "" "a -, Ill
I 'n' i"''''.i''l' ~ l,.,r,,ltad mi.
/ luiS E"N'i i.'l. "' ~, do.,n,ts,r a
'''',i ','l," "' a. ,rt,,oc,,l,, /, y,as
7 "a mighty republic. % republic in .aich
/ the people were sovereign, a republic I'm
/ which the people governed themselves
/ under the provisions Of n written COnsu-
! lhb"H "li'" va - 80
I wv" '"''' - ~, , c,,d-
/ up''!"s in.' -, - ,l,. t,ys
( "IYo''' W"''''',''" ,o,,., oc .,c,tton
I.,, "I'',' '''a' ,,.,,,. II vr,e cowariIy
-, ,f ,b. ,vbifo 0ag II was
/ - ,,t,,Ioti,p ~ the demands OF
0'.'.'', 10, ...,.t.,J A., ir,,ade the rights Of
.'" ~. VIII +, soil mat On rar AS the
/ N.,ti,..i co,nrum.rt was concerned. iere
-r''',i''' ,,,l "a ,,re,ert thalr frauds
!, ,. . ,,,,f..s.ion that this nation had
. - w. -. ,., ,o,,,sr 10 e,,araptce IT'S
I '' H. .y.,.is. or tha,r highest
/ 'iu"'"7 ID ''''
/ rights. .., -...,,.,.,.,-,.
! HEE'klNliI'''E' VI N''' IN
! Mr.. Brockinrilge. of Kentucky, made
| "a constitutional argument against w,
/ Federal election laws. lie then crtlcls.a
| the acts of the Republican parry. Tie
| hoped 90 S'r it's d'sintcgiaupn' NIich wa wa
absolutely necessary for the prosPiily
! "f inc ''"i' ~ 81 80, ~ ,itizeu
n was not possible 10 put power IN tne
hands o' any P"I'y N',.,.', ,,, .I,,,nt,,,,
| using ihh' power i"i "a, - ,',d ~
i"'S ''", a.. ocgrns,vs mo- matter
'',,.. ,.',,, ,.,s in mower. Hy its protcc-
,,... ,dric, ,h. ,,.rrr5l Government pIt its
/ t.,,i, ,,,o, ,v,,y American Industry. IL
i.,,irvo5 i'm shaking off the hand "f the
/ ,..,.rutu.rt from aII the Industries Of the
r.,,,,.tr,' ,rb. government had become the
'lankar of the whole country II" believed
ira thc Democratic party taking up inc
financial question and making the treas,
ury th, means "i cpii''uH- i'f NV "''-
,,sing that revenue In au economical man
n.r. H., wanted To- prevent the Een'TM
Government from interfering WIN tHe
/ elections # the people
! CONGRESS had been assembled und't VI
usual and perplcNing circumstances. ne
Democratic party had i"und an 'up'E
/ Treasury. it had found un"lSc '"'Hi
lat"n' u h"p I'u''t 'I'. st|tut.s I,vs
lation. 1t found IN ',g ..,.','t,.r.,,.. win
WW,h "''T 'u .i.. ,l,. du,y Of the Demo
',t. ,..r,,. IN act on these questions 1t
t',d Loon said bv the opponents of the
,,.ti,,., rim that IL was "a conspE1'y II
49,, ,.,uerirocv. but il was conspiracy
~ a.. ,,..,tn,itv of the people against the
I..I.. ..f.ff
/ Al The conclusion of Mr.. Brecklh'iuS' >
,i.s H.. iousc. at O'Clock, al
! i.',rn.I
Tho Senate.
...u,.,.. r,urrol was
The reahhs Oh ,1,, e.,,te before
not halt to"'l,' ,,',,ti., to tho fact
MIR. li'dr ''''eN ".ir'',,, ,.,.ssut The
that u'i' N"' 81" m ,.rt,,-tbree senator's
rou was then called loI '''' ,.,,,r,,,,n
answered. ""r ,Tc J,,rnoI was
ana 'ne i'i"'.- '.t,t'rs .,on, various
| concluded. S'N'Idl l''N'''' a.
parts of Pennsylvania pi"l 'nH ,a, t,,.
free coinage ol sHN'' "'i0
W., -, ,fY.r,d Yesterday by Mr..
The rcS9iu'l"" "''I,,D ,h' .Tr,.,s,,rv D.part-
I''', ,nf,r,notion as to "whsn. in
-. .,,,.,,rts and under Hha; circuIC-
-" interest on the government
t,,l, r,a been Anticipated sine July
,>., go laid before the Seutte. IT
,',.,.ol,,l some debate, but was finally
..~..ito
,,x,tn cryD ISLANDER.
ALLtHIP 81 ,,.,-, ,,,-,,,
The repeu hlIi "'' ~ -, ~, n Ion.
up. ANA MT. i""I '"'' ,,..r,i,. ON
statement IN i'i"'"'1' Ntr It,o,pt.
"a former tvH'"h"' .. p,,,l,i,., com
chairman or '"' 'i'".' ,. .n,,.r,i,g a
mittoD twenty S,''o 1,r,ost ScvJ "A
supposed hil,v ,,.,i,.r an Iuance-
dlsthEhSh'" Air Inon.r but
% si1nd'T ho' "'iH - W., .rI the Aneri-
oa the American ',,s7..gs, sCSI ,,,s carried
can people. Ihe ,lS'u'1,'' -. ,,,ss.s E,ar.
ON for nearly am houI uS p".,i..,...g ond
sherman. Kyle \Voi'',,9 ,hn ,bsurdi.y
Allison 'he VI n.y., t' ~ ,,nr. vas any truth
, of suPlosihS t"", ''t' ~ and that
whatever in me SGyu i,, S'I,',' unnnar,s tuCcch
th" misquoiatlon IRON t'y' car the last If
. ,..,y ,-ithout exposure.
'''S ''.,'st.leration of the repeal Till was
NAL and Mr.. PETER addressed the
go"
senate. ,..,,, mn, ,rt11pD TIME.
fhf '-H '',' ..,',,..s.d the SEN
iic said that ne i,,,. hat ,,..i, ,in and , mend
ate twice ca tit l'''',.,.s ,..i5hri NV to caa-
ments, ana ',,"e ' 80 .or,'. Of the points
.l'"' '.'0 W. ~, ,,,se two nddr.sscs. The
brought out IN th"Se wv" IN tbe
alcga tons inaue III Wv - "a t,,,.rfersd