The Greensboro patriot [April 20, 1871]

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N. H. D. WILSON,
|<joncrai Inauranoe Agent,
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li. presents FIRE Companion with aggregate
CAPITAL of
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I'ntartnaed bj any in tbo CHEAPNESS
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ASSETS $12,000,000.
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AT LAW
Chas. G. Y»tes,
MANUFACTURER
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OF
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me IkNI :ib«ive;
One bj on* lirittlii i
JOTM HIV -I-Til I
Talc** ilifin r*-a-lilv when ^fivrii,
Kcudy, luu, to let liifm muv«.
One b\ •mi- tlitw ifil.»* M^irtll ni'-vi tl.«*i
Do not fear ait armed baud :
One will fade a* other* mat th«-v,
Shadow* pawnr ttttO* lh* bwd.
Do uut litiigh at HffV long MMTOW|
S«-e how -mall eavii m<-iueut
Giid will l«*lp th«-« for to-i.iwri'-w,
Every day begin ufait..
Jh> n.it liii^tr willi iagnUfagi
Or for pa^iiia, boon dtlpoDd :
Nor for daily toil f«»Tvit.i.u.
Look loo earerly heyr.nd.
Houmar- goM-M KalCBj (M?m token,
Keachinu Hum-«M hy on*;
Take them, ItM iln- chain !«■ .Token.
Ere thy pilgi ima*'' <»e done.
tween conRtitatioual liberty and » «H-' wa* nhovn- tt> navfi ow-uned in Ae
1 itary denpotism; and the eoantry ! coanties^iriMtSttti aMI Oaswell, tfca
must a.-r.ty itself on one side or the | co-uiitieat^aud knaJitaos wiiei^ »uch
other. The great State ofNorth Caro- tbinga af*• juaiaij- -r^raiMl ko aziat, not
Una, maligned, abused, and baaely I a singla yufragt: fur uiure than ten
Blander**, na she ha« been, stands aa] months nrfRtJ'^nt. on Ae eontrarv all
; of old for public righta, and firmly I such dirted**1 and errinwi—aad there
, plants berselt on the side of liberty and : ^ere ""t-tantc'raj'a^t-v 1Q -.)|(P-e
law. of right and justice. I (ouuUenrjWflftp <U«kinati> uroven to
Mr. Mpeaker. the unconstitntionality have w&Uy ceaiied tWe at least two
of this bill has been ably argued and months ffto* to tn»* oceripation of those
conclusively shown by the distinguish- counties Hjikk* aioldcn-Kirk troops-—.
ed gentleman from Indiana [Mr. Kerr) Ami '-* M hsjitijajMiiaMiiiiiiil ihsnc eoan-and
otiicrs. The force and conclusive- ties are but UtUa more than forty uiilea
ness oftheir arguments have not been from Raleigh, fliub affording on that
weakened, in my judgment, by any | trial eT*^llk*r1iry of obtaining al! the
speech from the other side of this j evidenc* to-aefciag on- sheh outrage*:
House; and I caU the attention of the aud let it be akw ^Kmeaabeaed that
paiit :
Enforcement of 14th Amendment
SPEECH
OF
HON. JAMES M. LEACH.
of Surih Carolina,
DKLIVEUED
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
April 5th, 1811.
country to these able speeches. Why,
Mr. Speaker, this bill establishes, as
every fair-mimled man must see. exec-utive
irrt*s|M>nsibility in the fullest
sense of the term. All the powers of
i-von the eyiuYuri-. as to the lituc ol U)n
comiuisiiion pf fliese allejnj offenses,
taken befoff the Seriate .irthis rsxtv—
iiiie-Kidwl testimony, taken with closed
doors, aud gotten up fur. the winked
the Government, if this bill pass una-1 occasiuu, lor parly cajiiul—substau-mended,
will be ahsorlieil in the hands | tially corroborates that taken, so much
of one man; «nd all history, with fatal laiier and fritter, at ttaleigh.
unifm-niity. show* that the constant, It »aa_ Hi finer-io r*-r««t. iwiti not ow
tendency of power is
3tr. Speaker, I appeal to this House
of the nation's accredited Representa-tives
to put orarni this attempt to
wrong and oppress a patriotic people
aud t li u., tau into a new growth the dy-ing
embers ol strife; 'appeal to geutle-w
«|pa *id sfnjply Ifr'ilvnijf H«s of
'^jSleribrt M%«. mffitwj cMef;
gislation afOoaaaaam he directeil
*B»skcri.a ia^ia-1, „i i,,,- ,.„miiu
tUuuiiKliiu-atuJliof ubiiidi-n-.i-i tanrt,
*l!!??!.ififp!???**'X1*<*:'«*«"* 1«roper^eolsVppSi.nWfno milirimn
aad brotSj. manner. «ie«e nod m«> of the anuwil •xpuiidiUire,
"We fhits arrested,detained fcr weeks\ernniertt. atifl tlir ?ono:.,l „,-■., „,,
theanuual axpeiiilUiireM ol'iln-1,
haa-j. , , « ' S~T-~■ -v—..ernnlent. atifl tlie Rener.il well.,
men here representing the great, pros-1 2kaai^SaT*^^£iLf^'7'-^*HS!!*tii*l "*-•—"^'_"«!*1]PlW»*»»'lPf»^ir»y«w»'•»»a»«• v"bnxoiileic.ciHr in,irm>.. I,,
perons, happy State/of the North. l<^Ulr^X^%^^lZ^Z2'wmM «»•;•*"*'•»«'' "^'...i,,,-,,:
™"'« '«'«. one of the « wayward,- but. bl*^' nl?Lift xJ^?SSESTr ""Tf^ T" T" ":'
now«ae,Nngandsorrowiol "siaten." rer^CM^Jlln^XSrS!^ 1 TO* MVU} S"'"'"' :':,'l"',1
There she aiw. among her cyprea. f— i^TL''Tf.-1*r TT^"*"_* , '"^m/'i»'»>a^'m will iN ,,....
graves.dad inthe habitimenfJofmotrrD- TZ- ~ ***"* * kAtm ***- : ^»*,<"'*"il" Iflonous gtorie
ins, pinched with porerty, deserted
and tiiiduced by some of her own»jn-
H i.iKM ol sons, bending low, like a
stricken mother,over the graves other
dead children ! If there be a man here
who for party advautages is willing to
ssnkn her yet again, and wriag her
bleeding heart yet more with aagniaa,
oh ! -let me turn away from his deaf ear
aml'stony bosom to those who do have
feelin
a«.
or any other Ml, tosff^foot more
completely att the engtn'etT that ran
be used for s«td*g«iB1j«.a free people.
Aad tatsyNkvi a* tmrnm mi
none .^j bo found, U*M w»U deligut
crew^rtn^°tf^S* *
Kravennd diwiplraed.aad aav, always
fait ku.dlj lai—4 as, a**l always Wu
[diatnrrd-^,-.
"w'r*" ■MM**' """usiaonu and i
An- uioalaeredinfo dti-u."
■wiwi-i t.i steal from the ''roveri.-d,aa lauarw.ati.. ta»;lira*,'•>tint. 1,1 ev«
many to" the few, and where functions say, lor the testimony waspriuted aadi It *"-*-1rt-1- -■* :itfn m ,.i. j\ia1 At. i i^Hin.'Si
belonging In one department are eith- ' liati' :'.; ilutt a** m,janualion known gr.--.ii ivroni" and to raartoi-B»a -w<irk Ot nra- nr trn-er
iiermitted to be exercised or nr»jas_ilic Wh^e Rrotherbood hail once Universal Riaidaaulbeueaiti, the entire XllS
UNIII |HH1 by anotheroo-ordinat* depart I exi tamaTiee. (bnt no proof of if Sir, one toiii-b of real kindnesa
■aaitaaogaa. *
rants! Mr, In t|_
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...JB WTO TSVeti ami
rekarnMM b gmas aaavpatfaw nfpoa--
ment, thai tbisin itself is a taf fu*| Mf>- Oaawell,) and thai upon tho | to the~a^^SSmS»m^lteothert' S*-•*.■■■■ 'U1'" "•■ *• *■»*
most dangerons stride toward despot-1 paasn^o at au act of the Assembly) again. And I firmly believe that, were pSrtoawtel; and the gallant people of that
Commonweulth, whoa
ism. And, sir, every member of tnis | unudu- it a crime to go masked or that generous heart'yet bcatm* whose ESn rtowathTaW, ibStaC
4'ouftieaa knows, and the country weU i d>mjBisMl, a meeting of the chiefs of kin.ll> pulsations mm forever Milled BUS? 2ZL ..„1.^.!l.kn.e*
know, that the parallel and analogy is | the \\ bite .Brotherhood was held, and | bj the assassin tiix years ago, ihc s.iirit
]ire<-isel\ foni.din this bill. ! that organizatiou was formully dis-
Sir, what right has Congress, aud solved iuApril, loiO It was further
The House liavin „1 •onsitlera
ihut, too, in time of profound peace, to
delegate to the President, not merely
to KIV when iiisiurci-tioii or war exists,
but also to declare a State in insnrrec-lion
and proclaim martial law—sns-peari
at his will and pleasure the priv-ilege
of the great writ of habeat aaqwaf
.Sir, it the legal principal of aVieparus
vim tMtgare holds good, as it does,
when- matters of even liltle impor-n,
e. HouM »;»oB ..;«• ■ ■;-:■,, ta,„,. are involved, how mnch more so
tlOll the bill (II. 1V >o. .-», toeuroree ,l«lirat., .u.eslion and
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the provisions of the fonrti Hi
meat to the Constitution of tl
States, aud BM-othei purposes
Jill. LKACll said:
Mr. SPEAKER : The Constitution of
the I'nited States, when observed in
all its provisions and administered in
its integrity, is worth m to this
great nation, intinitely more, than all
the political parties and politicians in
the world. Parties and party succes-ses
alternate and change, politicians
and ephemeral local policies pass
away: but the Constitution, framed as
it was for all time, ' the exercise of
i the loltiesl Btatesirai.ahip the world
has aver witnessed, was based noon
I principles soju.,1 and ".rand, so sacred
end ever-living in tltiir rJiaracter and
object, as to render them indissoluble
and narpetaal, as they were intended
to IN- by tbe'r illustrious founders.—
Ay, sir, the Constitution, rispected
ana restored, mast survive, aud I l«-
lieve will survive (though now under-going
an ordeal paiuftil to comemplati
all parties, all the politicians, all cov-ert
aud open attack,, all d\ n.isll- ,,a:nl
live forever.
Sir, the sacred preeiucts of the Con
stitution ought never to be invaded j
its glorious bulwark, ought never to
be ruthlessly pulled down 01 destroyed
by impious bands, because it is the
ark of the covenant ol the nation's
liberties and the great refuge of free
doni. And yet. Mr. Speaker, it has
been so loosely construed of late years,
and its living, sacred principles been
so often disregarded.thal al last it has
conic to IK- considered, bj many ol
those Who should In-its linn and iin-supporters
and defenders,
i a, au antiquated an obsolute, instra-r.
ieiu.
In proof of this, the bill now 111, lei
consideration, eouceivediii no spirit ot
patriotism, but savoring >.. stroiigh uf
iujustico to inj already mostgrie*ions
■y oppressed secti >f country, is, :;:
my opinion, a |ialpable and flagrant
violation of the Constitution ol the
i 'nitcd States iti aouie of its most deli
cate and important i.-.iluus. am! i.,
theiefore a bill of momentousconse
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic[qoeaee to the whole country—vastly
more so, as 1 conceive, than any lull
before this or the late Congress,
This bil! is introduced and -■ .u;;lit
an Kr(.t !
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Something New in Greensboro!
.! IS W. ALBRIGHT,
COMMERCIAL BROKER.
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Family Singer Sewing Machine!
1HAVE ti-. i.lr arravuaawBta to heap for
aahr tbi above Machines—wilt alao keej.
, It. - I...., i... ,.i,,,.,. ih,. boat Marliiuo Twial, Linen and Cotton
'i . ■ i- .--Ni. |i , ...iiiiiai.lThr.-rul. Machine, told at factory price.—
it, urek l..t LalaucrlOtdcraaoliiilcd.
■ ■akofOonda. I Addrew, MRS. A. F. FOWLER,
il.. EL. UALLO brai„l.| P. O. Box St,'
laartttfta lMttf Utcouaboro, N. C.
to be fastened on ihc couutrj in all
its hideous features, in thi ;»r -. ill \M
litieal conjunctuie in public affairs
and panics, when the waning for-tunes
of the dominant party, i-pcrial-ly
in the South and West, seem to de-mand
some remedy, albeit a desperate
one,with the hope of maintaining then
ascendency at all hazards and I.) any
means, even at the expense ol the lib
cities of the country. And yet I do
ki.ov. (for long public service has
made me acquainted with the senti-ments
of the people of North Carolina;
that if the k> publican party wire in-fluenced
solely by the best policy for
success and the recovery of then as-ceiid.
noy in the State, that thisbil
andothei measures directeil agains,
her people are the very surest means
that could possibly 'no adopted to ut-terly
defeat their object, and therefore
to increase greatly the majority eguinst
them; and, if 1 dill ■• slue the Con
stitution of our comtuou country and
the Hbdrties of the puople as fai above
party, 1 shonld witness without regret
this wreckless, wicked, aud UDCOUSU-tutional
legislation.
Sir. I aanwrwke to say thai this bill
puts on trial, so to ■•peak, th.- Canatl
tntion of the lulled Stales; that '"
Its monstrous provisions it, in crU-'i.
annihilates the Statesol this L'nioU,
aud if passed and practically caiii.-o
out it will overthrow tho liberties ol
the people of all tin- state, of this Re-public.
I do not say that ih.- Presi-dent
of the United Slates, though the
chosen head of his party, is tin leader
in this tricked, continued rai i upon
public liberty; for although .he con
ipu-ring chieftain iu the late uulbrtu
nate interne, ine war, yet he , xliiliit.-d
to the admiral ion ot the civilized world
the grandest attributes ol t!t<- Hue he
ro -generosity and klnduess lo con-quered
but brave and noble lues, when
they grounded ihcii arnisaud returned
in good faith to their allegiance to their
country.
But, sir. the Executive may have
evil counsellors; ay. sir. he has noi
only here at the seat of Government,
bnt at the South ami in nTj own State,
men who. clniming more aei|uaintanc
with civil an.in-, tl.im himself, are as
siduously plying him and poisoning,
perhaps, his mind, against the t.-ue
friends of liberty and law and order.—
Be this as it tnny.I assort on this door,
to the people of North Carolina and to
the country, that the issue is now br-ing
made up in these United states
(and this bill but supplements and
proves tho truth of the assertion) be-that
most delicate question and
.treat inalienable right, the liberty of
!r- citizen? No, sir: ilia law learn-ing
of the eoantry will declare against
the constitutionality of it.aud the plain
sense of her free people will indignaut
ly .i.-nuance it, and will, ere long, re-buke
and repudiate alike the men and
the devices by which they are now
threatened with enslavement. Yes,
sir, this bill proposes to deli gale to
the I'resilient the power to suspend
tl,i» agcred writ ofaaDeas esvaiaii; thus
surrendering this great ami delicate
power with which they aw invested,
and thereby transforming the Presi-dent
ol the I'nited States into a dicta
:•:.:;::.! titiro'.y destroying the over-eignty
of the States. This is a gTant
of power without authority of law.tbat
ilu- lather of his Country never would
have allowed himself to have been in-vested
with—a |ujwei hi- u. ver should
hati been invested with.
Why. sir, according to my recolec-
;ion. the writ ■« rSoAsa* eorpmihas been
siispnudeu in l.u^iatnl Imi three times
in ..ne hut tiieu and lifiy years, ami
tiii-u by Parliament, and .tub limita-tion
on thi powei i-oaferred so as to
protect the subject; has never been
suspended in this natiou but once
since the formation ol theOovernmeul
and it. thai instance by Congress, and
not bv the President in virtue ot any
authority t-upposed to be delegated to
him by Congress. This was done by
Congress in l-si^i. during the most
fcarlul siiuggieoi the late rebolliou.—
And now, sir, Cougress, in a tii.ie of
I and peace, without law urconsti-tu.
i.iiial authority.withont a pice.i-d.-at
: the history ol the nation from its
I insulation, assume the li^in :., dole-
•_...i- this t ti-iui iid-.ns povr.-r ii, iln-i'r.
i-..i, til of Ihe United Slates; tear
Mil p iv, i •.. ;i placed by Ireeineu iu
!.-. hands of'any man tarth! Sir.
..- .. , '. in ,:•..;; citizen, as a Noith
C iroliniau, proud ot iny uative Slate
a.... oi.,^ h»-r jK-opU—living as I do
i.i thi i v.eicisi .ttui i ujoyuieut of. civil.
,...,:;.. al, and religious liberty, I sol-niuly
declare here iu my place, on the
ijuur of th, An.ti a .in Congress, that
i,..,; ia'v,-i made any oue man that I
would trust with such a high preroga-tive,
or into whose hands I would
j-lu <• such ih-spoi,,- powei—never!
iiut, Mr. Speaker, 1 come now to
some of the circiimstancesol! the origin
ol this lull, and the arguments used iu
it, favor, as ii appears to be iu a
large degree aimed at Ninth Carolina
and at the noble people ot my own
district—a people dear to me, lor a
portion of Iiieni have trusted me with
il:.„ public interests lor many years,
and returned me to office again and
aotiiii by overwhelming majorities, and
they expect me to plead (heir cause
ami diiii.iiid then lights in the lan-guage
of truth and soberness.
Sir. ia North Carolina we have been
cursed with an administration of the
State government without a parallel
im stupidity, recklesmiess, and eorrnp-
(iou : which has sought and stiil sicks
to perpetuate its ascendency by busy
sh.micrs oi our people. Instead ol
defending the good name of the Stale,
w.,.,se ;...,...i they have in tiust, many
ot imr ollicc-holdeis there, and [am
sorry to tui.l so.in of o.it men in high
ei plat.-., have leagued themselvesj
with those who are willing to make
political capital by wauufavtuiiug aud
publishing to the workl the grossest
and lu.ksi unblushing lolsehoodsjto her
discredit.
' Our people are uulortuuate to a
degree that ought w excite sympathy
aud coinniiseialniu here, instead of iu-dillcreiicc
of hate, iu that many of their
public aervantsare their worsteuenues,
a„ t are ttilliug to thrive by the injury
oi their Bute. 11-Uoiy ha» seldom
nreseutcd such a sp. ctocfe. They have
destroyed the credit of the State ami
well-nigh bankrupted the people, ttxed
» debt of neuily twenty million dollars
upon in r people, and au unmense tax,
i. HI grievous W IH: burac,which the pee
pie can never pay; and all this immense
debt with Kt..- than halt a million ex-ided
lor hel beneBL 'I hey hav
shown that every act committed by
disguised men alter that time was coin-iniUed
without any itoutiteuanceof anv
secrel siK-iety, and solely by improvis-ed
,quatls of both parties and both
races, ot the character of vigilance
committees aud that even these had
euliieiy ended there sinee April, 1S70.
Aud, sir, not a particle oi evidence was
pi-oiiuuod lucre, or has been here, to
raise eveu a suspicion that any man ot
note or proiuiuecin-, either there or iu
auy part oi t be Stale, ever, at any time,
bad given the slightest countenance oi
approval to these wicked acts aud dis- i in-orders.
| lit
It is unnecessary for me to Say that n
1 utterly coudemuall such violations of I ti
In- law. and that I deprecated and de v
i HI need iheiu on every stump during I a
my csutiiss wiih as much vehemence i t..
as diduiy able • ..ui|K-tilor : and yet, I h.-
iu the uiiser.ible ntartisanship, and one-, in.
sidod testimony ink. II before the Sell ;• i
ate coiiimili- e my inline is not men-tioned
as having denounced lawless-ness
nrnl tffrfTage, an.- as having urged
the people, evi-ry where to encourage by
their voice, and aid by their influence
the inajnteuance oi the supremacy ol
the law,, a, w.-'.l us the cultivation ol
kind feeling for nntl generous eoitduct
toward thoo lored race; am! I under-take
to say, right here, in this counec
tie.i. thai such i- the feeling aud con-duct
• ■' 'lu- whit, toward the colored
people'ol the State, tiotwithstanding
the ineffable meauness ol had meu,
licin until es and uortbei n men, ;•> in-flame
thctr pa,-i..iis and excite then
Idlings agaiusl their fornief owners
and lies* friend".
Sir. they are daily dsscoveriag this,
and an returniug ii.th.iu-.iii.ls to ilicit
former, homes and settling npon the
lan-ls they formerly cultivated Andin
in;, district I have never known or
hetM-.i ot one instance of attempts by
their employers to lallitmn a tlieii voles
—uot one. Tin) art a kind, docile,
grateful, i-imfliling v ■;:.•, aud the man
who won! I ,eck to .leeeive ur mislead
them, whether native or •■ cat pet 'oag-ger,"
i • ^ bad u.aii. And yet this has
of. ti been it. tie by these bad, ■!• -igti-iti^
mi a. t-. Ihe injury and ]-i-ju.li. e of
th.- col •: d mnn. Cct -i iMy they vote
ol iii-nee and reci mediation would long
since have overpi twered the spirit of
miiiiinl distrust w hit-ii keeps the States
asunder in feeling, and that the angel
of peace, and not i liscord, .vould tri
amph here to-day. [begyoo, gentle-men
of the North. i'ti abandon these
Meant nnconsthntional measures of
repiestjiou and injus'.i.te. which can Old;
serve to rekindle secti onal hatred and
hostility.
What is needed.aiul a II that isneeded
t.. restore perfect harm ony and uni-vei-
al tlli-eiion for the Ki'deral Govern-ment
in the South, is a fi as! cessation
fi en ibis whole policy of jealous and
penal legislation, which lo'iks so much
like II was meant to benefit party and
•nil try, and the adoption .,1 a
fraternal and kindly policy which
prove to that section that yon
' ci ised 11 regard it as a pro- inee, bill, and the object of its paeeagc
"• held in subjection by the iron
■1 of tyranny, and that yon once
e love ii as a noble and hraiuHiil
part ..four grand heritage. You have
11 ieil severity, ami yon say it has failed.
>•..<■. try kindness and generosity; try
amnesty: "or rest assured that if von
h. te the patriotism and moral graud-
• •-; -ith thdt magic - t ; to tlie
pre i! .1 State, ol the South—and it
fi ; in uorth more than t-u thou-t.
d ^ iles to yotn pa-. Iy iu N..rih * 'aro-
.t itloiie- the wave, ol passion and
■ •• rd « ill ■. 'i-ii! lend there will
.-.,- i grca ealiu 'ii..- ,i,.-it which
lead over Uie sea when One greater
an ;a .a said, •■ Peace, lie stiil!"
; ui-ciii it ptopei to ,ay here and in
is conitiM-tion that the Legislatui I
. St.it.- has ipiit.- recently passed an
'. with severe penalties Of line aid
•li-oiilueiit, ,1^.lilts! all secret oi dis-used
hands oi orgauiziitions t\!.,.;-
•ver. ati.l pussi d :t by a neatly nntfi:
•us vole and thi- Is i in' d to pre-
• .I and v.-ili |H. tent ,|ill inure eil'cclu-iv
ihe recurrence ol all such lawless
id,.
lint it is said that no one is punished
these outrages: thai an alibi is
tajs proved. The hypocrites! Thej
iw i !;at in in...I '-a-i s laeu of high
tracter. as lice from ;;i;ili as the
_.!- ot light, are taken up for pa; ty
i-poscs, and they know ilttit -ei.rcs
in oil . i ti - -; i:'.\--bcei. committed by
HepnblfMn; hot a .- «> 1 many are
ciinngiitg. Si. everybody oi .,;-n.-e
knows that tlt'-S' acts o. laale-saeis?
were the unfoilunuie outjowth of a
greal social revoint'oii fii ii. South,
together with •("■ win : and :■< c re
cede from that leniful pcriisl ihe im-p.
jssihiiiiy of tev.e. int. .--in ii acts and
conduct will become niori and more
absolnte. I protest, therefore, against
this tittcip- t to '-••> bin'.; to Ihe iland
past nad seek to get up an artificial
aud SctitioUS i..n.oi al.-I pi. tended
dread ot" i vents ahh-h have now no
realttyin Sorth Carolina^ and Are as
li'tTe"likely to occur then
di'luge.
li 1 must -,p ak of "outrages,- may
I uai call i!tl., bill HI outragi—an out
rage t;|n :"i the Constitution, an outrage
upon lib riy tied free government, an
outrage upon .he good name ol a n ibie
State aad a law-loving people, and au
outrage upon the ..hole history ol the
whose heroic deeds aud glorious
li-fe
al
ki
clt
at..
pill
ol i
th.
th
rut
K-wr
:.
Rll.lt
ol!.. t
dil :;
ev..
thai
ii uguers ..tiu tievei pmiishcd; hence
alibi. It is als ■ said, on hearsay
or, th.i' :!-• re are sixty lliou-eu .!
IClnx in Soj-th Carolina. What a
:.-l,iil canard! I hav- the same
, of forming tin opinion ihut an..
; ,-i sin III the State has, and utter
nl inquiry 1 do nol believe there
■.■as one tenth of that number, but
there arc sixty Sve to seventy
ooi nties ol the ninetyoiie in the State
tht.i never yet hud one I-'..t Klux in
tie ni; ii >s in t charged thai bui three
of he eleven counties of nl> district
ever had; aud further, that for about
ten months there has not been one iu
as another I Soitli Carolina, bnt thai theorganiza-tin.
i has '...ei. entirely dissolved, a*
fully proven i.i Governor BoluVn'a trial.
.so much for the nine men i.i buck
ram. Aad yet these monstrous false-what
liberty meant and could not
brook its denial, man-In-.] with tint
atul milled tread to the bnll,iMiox,uu.l
peacefully, qnietly toted themselves
free again, and chose a representation
that has deposed from his ofhee oi
lioveruo: the man who undertook.
without just cauar, to play the role ol
despot over them; and their action, by
the way. is relieved from the charge
or suspicion of partisan feeling, sine-four
ol tin- leading Senators of the He
publican party voted also for his eon
\iction.
I allude to this matter in no feeMug
of bitterness or reproach, now that In
has fallen, but to illustrate which, 1
have argued that the people of these
proud North American States an- nul
yet ready to submit to the yoke of the
tyrant.
Sir. let me glance for a moment at
the circumstances connected with this
lu
Ninth Carolina, Governor Hidden, in
his message of last November to the
General Vssembly, said : " The secret
organization which disturbed the peace
of society has been exposed and broken
i. p.' Precisely who! I have declared,
and here comes an unwilling n:::|,-s
lo corroborate my declaration, and
again: "Peace and good ordei h.iaa>
been restored to nil parts of the .State."
And the same may be said of thyither
southern State,, lor let ii no! be for-gotten
that no Governor nor Legisla
tore ifany sootliem State (and all the
Governors but ta'oareRepublieans)haa
aaked for military or l-'nleral llllci|,o,i-tkm
or interference in any way. No.
-ii*. : ley havt not ashed for it and do
no! .1 "sire il: su that it comes to pass,
and i-n most slgnincant fact, that this
whole thing originates right here
am,ni;; lite politicians at the uaiiou*.,
capi.al: and I t.-ll this House and the
pi..]'.- that this pditical trickery and
Wrytchcfl attempt to i*f»nstrBct tin
fnit-h e,"niii. in another and new reode
ot pi-oitetlui-e. ami all because ol ihe
defc.itof J.'.idicalisui there, Willsignallj
faii. Sir, the country UUllerstailirSthis;
ay. everyiiody IniowsiteoWeet. Every
body knows that more crimes are eotu-inn
iil ill northern than in Soiillti-rn
Slates, greatly more; ami, iu my
opinion, the people of this greal conn
try, of evi ry section, are getting thor
ongbly t:Ti-i! niii! sick of this party
trappery and di-UMgogoism.
..- object of i iis bill may be to
,.ki- tne Suiiiii lo some show ol
resentment, under such continued and
persisti ut oppression, aud in this way
get up a '-tnitss:" othuwise all this
- ootrageons" legisMtiOu (unneeessat ■-.
inexpedient, o|ipressive, and utiounsti-lutional,
as men ererywhers are com
i.ig to regard it) "ill return ■pen them
HI plague the inventors, and, like bad
faith and bad conduct all the nor!.!
over, defeat the object and design ol
the wicked authors of It; for the lea
son that llama.i was banged on the
gallows that he erected for Itordneai
has : universal application. To ren
dcr this infamous legislation, if adopt
.ii, who!'; inoperative in.my Btate, ;
Implon her jn'ople to make it ,o by
the euliivatiou el all tl«' arts of pen-.-.
Little Things.
A litll. uoiu.. ie... now mat lli-n.
Ia r.-:;.,li,,l by iho b.-.i .,f in,.,,.
TTIR Wrsaoy OK \ 11 toy,
I "AlSaad ia mod', afrinni kvlaad
Fai wMai.butl doubt It
Witliaapn-ai^auVi,..,. ,a ih. .,.;,
■ ^A"'.' cf«aia- I' ah i-
Ifi. miiiuirn* n .-iv l„- vriv n:
" 'rfraiW » fur Sir in'o-i-. :
dW* Vbaii as fo iwt ta inre * A-i,r
mtiOioiianlaii.
••A »tii,liln lim.." .. I , • '
"Sarr. nit,.-." .,1 ...
But amenta, kowotn •
Arr ottri, aaah - o.-;..
Lot K- ,-IHI 11 - ... I.
Or BiaHalS. ■ . n
On- wVtt.-li i. i„•%-,., „..,.
Il labr, l„ iln. 1,1.1 „.. ,|
'A IN-IIIIV ...v.-.f- .,,.
A i-ir..... . ., at,- .
Thai I i..i- ..i,... „ ...i i,- .
Put into oparati.41.
From Avuri,,-'. |-.. ,i ... ,
Sanaata/on lika to li
Von MV. a |..,ni, ii i - -
But IOM- ;, prVwortu ' i
IVy Ml an ».■ aha .! ! •
A.voi.l::,,. |a ,,„...,. ...
Ofi.l !, .. li , ..i..i .
Ill lim--1., ii,ak- .i pWarai c
V...i
(And
To.
Will, |
'I I I - ■
"I"- lor lli.ii i.-|..,i,„ ,
,« wh. walk- li
•'- nl.. il In- rain
fawning gulpks-Ph. - ■ , i.. .1 ,
Aci|uired tastes olives ami liabie
•vi
len is a eon,.,
en be holds hi 1
11 -
ijeee.
-I.i
clap
1"
An Indiana girl, when i-l.
*s Greek, when u> uke 1 .
ignorant of *'.:i: 111 ; 1..- ■. Thi, 1-
i-ina ettphi -111 lo. -.II ne.
suores.
Under the In ml „t -Ci.n.iMii
\eitis.-tii"iit." Pumek :.I\-I Pn- .
rent War is aloaed for the pn
\ |M-:UV Is III pi. piii.i-i..;i. \. I
hope will have an lilipn e, lie
V few Tears a_" .1 littl
taken by his l.llhei i,> 1, iii |a-iif
be uotlllll .ipplel.'i.e lolllll
fashion of il>o,e times.
In s, ttlitt^ the business, tin ai.t
■'•o was one of the it: kill I. ill
UV» eil, hoy, i an] ..»■ ■ . : can ,
n.ai anything, can 1 yiai .' 1 ,
take my no ., live 011 .
I he."
•'I love every ti,. |« lu|
and apple pie!" was the boyV n.
reply.
v eoantry editoi lately
mi incrcas'- iti his fai ill, . .
tollification over Ih,- 1 Veil
e.i iln- Mlnwiug eoniiiidriim
•'What is the do). 1.-in ..
itorial mid matrimonial .
Answer —I-i Ihe 1 in, , 1 lie
.-lies for -eopv": in the lal In
cries like the devil."
id 'it
irop
Slat,
pi 'ig. ■■'. '.!•'; ;sl t.t:n b- 1 I.,'" ,,: those ■• i.o may,hi>|ie a IUUK
ire ai her. thank God, neither by bad I that this bill, if passed, will redound
men -nor wicked partisans, whether I to the advantage of the lb-publican
w. iniii her Don lets or without! Sir, pairy. Why, sir, their own part] in
in farther proof of the quiet titt; baslthi North are tired ol it, I think, and
ri !gnc'T in the 8tat" for many months, an deteciiug through the thbi gnist
I refer yon to 1 »• meaaanv of Governor thrown around i • real obj, -t; ami a
hnldcii to the ..eg slatuic ia.-' Novem- to is effect in the South, what a vait
bur, a leotiiuouy all the more eonelu-1 hope! I tell you. sir. and I tell this
site bccuise it comes from a man who House, that the inevitable result of tiii
ccttaitih has not 1 •-•-»TT slow to take up ' thi, penal and opprcssivi legislation,
hoods oi hearsay ami idle ruinor are | ani| ilV ,;u-, .-xarlsai of 1 heir beat ef
printed in member's speeches and her-, i„ris at all times tot such ready obe-ahled
all over the conntry* to influence j ,|».|,ce to law, and such a couiplcli
the people"s mind and increase the I ,.,.jj,u of peace and order tbrOUgboUl
party .'♦trcngUi. Sir, 1 suppose there j,]," entire borders ol the noble old
Commonwealth, as almost entirely ii.
clear the State dockets of even the
smaller misdemeanors, mid. sis k to
unite vet more fully the brain and
character and State pride ol .t'l the
good men olall parties m a iletermln
ed, 'icr..istent effurt to pin down by
lea-oil aud by voice aud vote the 1,'ad
icaiism thai has so greatly injured her
leptttatio'i and well-nigh mined !■•
A farmer y. re* a
llllguislh'll -ci.-.,.
whom he Id' n id.
1 reducing a vat ietj •
"l:.--]ii-cte.l .S11 1 ..
lu tin I-., tie KII ■•
pigS t ■ -..ii K|S 1 1
grnal Viiriety of Im ■ -. 11 is a
1,hed ai ii-it seeing . nil tl
The woman -. ho ft II
',; dia Thompson, mid I
iver the country. hai .,■ -.
•agemeul nl s^*., u o ,-• '.
ove li111.- Mrs. 0.10 ami
mil she appean ll a. I!
1 lay. There are lots
011 Iti be willing to 10,,
er hands.
1
1 ;, .1 .11
1
in
.1 a- 11
and publish wiHr every possible re
nrojicli ngaUtal Ilu-' pic of the State
- :.os.- I" ...-.-nt-r !t- a'as in-'of v. iiose
fair fame i:e ougbl to havi been tin
gu.irt'.ia.i. Lam sorry to have to say
tiii, uiui a, ni I do not propose toat-|
tatk u.ijti- ly .1 lalleu 1 ,!,,',,f''-'
also to th. :, stam-tty ••; > pueral UnDt,|
of the United States Amy, as I might
to many other proofs.
In still fnrfher evidence of the
patience and law loviug character oi,
her people. I point with pride to the
selt-itoutiui ami uiodoratiou,aye, sir, to
the high morn courage they showed
under thi- proviM-.ittons ami iteirravat-mg
insults oSaWad by the iiovenior
ami his hireling soldiery lasi summer,
ao that a most exciting canvass was
' conducted and mi elect am held Under
I circumstances as trying to theirtemper
I as ever la-set any people aithonl one
soliuuy breach ot'ilia peace through-out
the whole .-.late, except on i.t.-|iai..
founded, us it is, upon exaggeration,
in. poti.ibli' testiin.iny. on! base htlse
In ,.!. with tin- military added
and sent smith, mid the writ of •«*
,u.i„.» suspeudeu, will anally ■■■■■'• p«J
hap- .-.ion resull in implanting iti the
hi -it- of Southern |« KI II the line idea
ot ihc .vho'.c naif. 1. thai the patty in
power hopes to lataiti it by opprassioii
ami injustice, .: • - •: a! ietore
habilitaie the S - and restore hut
muuy to the I uiou. ■'. i - irne ihi
V used tin sword effectually': but
propic
stand
(with
tptci'arc uow ilemandiiig that
■ sword be la-an 11 into .. plowshare,
I the U- p.ii'lica.i pal,;, seems inc..
Ie of |atrforuiiug thai blessi-d •• ;ik.
i.i., continues. 110 doubt the country
bring the job to the blacksmith
sb i> ol .he Conservative l»emoeratio
uj ... next year, aud what yjur Preai-dent
only witd our PiesidenI wiil uV,
••I, 1 :: -t havt peace .'"
Why, sir, lisik at ihe brutal oppTesa
sioii in my Slate a>. six, in my dia-ml
with hen'.., good-will
together in serried rank*,
patriotic ctidcavoi- and ii:uiy-iiiglbteuf
tuedcorokl State,,) to re
build hex fi'llct; h rtnoes, restorr
her t«;r repot.tlioii, re-establish her
prosnarity, and thus place hot where
gin ntoud iii early tiaras—foruost on
the proud roll among bei -i-t.r,.
Sir, there is one uthci ifl.ittci e „.
iiectid with those eventful times ;:
my Suite that I 'ill !»)" I to la-Ion- 1
conclude: the judiciary ol the Stale.
lAMn whatever motive, stood weakly
by ami s.iv. the safeguards of personal
liberty trampled down without making
any effective effort to pn-vent it, Al
thi • usurpation ol'despotic power by
ouu m.iii the p-oplo were aslouutle.1
and t'.teir .- 'i-ibilitie- shoeKed beyond
measure; for 'heir last refuge, •!>••
temple ot pistii-o, seamed no longer
open 10 Item, slut jusi then a I'ederal
jun„,. sit i.ig ituiler the soared vipM of
I lu- - oi 1 lag,' came to tin ri «C:M», en
toned the ',lite of Viici., corps., and
A ladv in c [Is- 1 u, :
■
11 one ol tin- n iiido - - 1 ■ 11 •
or in Washington; -M
1 certain member .-1 1 - .
be aollcst lips thai evei •' ■
•1 beauty.'' A *■• ;...■
lent coming into t!i 1
mil, aeeing the dei ai,i ,.. ,
let neat li •
"Tl..-i, •
A . 1. - .
Trouble has been mad Hi 1-.
ton, h.v a lil.it :> it 111 11, ■
W till a girl. Slid eollllti l ho ni.
url la-:--tii d to • he ■ • In .
'."tie safest Way 111 -el. cases i- I
ways comb yo-ii-, i nilei
houii. and desi 1 .1 1. 1
that may have accl mult li -i. a
wiil sometime ■ accumulate on 1
careful mall.
The. manager-
New 1'iuk I'OIIIII
rattle off a young
iiccompli,hi d. and
marry tin holder »i
a Ilu r. ir
III.' .\ J ,,
lady II
1111 :
. ;. II .. .
iltd
lilts.
horn
I.
outrage
arc almost entirely base lalse-
KJ.1, manufactured by unscrupulous;
polit iuiaas for the purpose of •• arousiug
■ he uortheiu mind and Bring the north-heart,"
oil for ports ""<! personal ag,
grapduauKut •' .. .
Why. sir, after the moat searchint
investigation on lie part of the rt«-
spondent, Governor Uolden, fai the
recent impeachment trial at Kaleigh,
uot a single ease of what is coming to
oe tecbuicaliy ueuouunated " outrage,
Draoouian enaetmaiita 10 drive them
lo despair I jvqtutaoua Heaven ! I > !
such » Stoic, »o |s:aeeiui aud low
iug, should suffer such [s-i sccutfons,
and have to behold among the inao-denodcrowd
of her peis.-ciit.a-s. not
merely fanatical meu ol the Nortu sun
t, and'see and ponder the result—| delivered the Governor's and Kirk's
Insurrection was proclaimed, though, 1 prisoner* baas their unlawful deteu-th'-
rc was not one insurgent iu toe ....... aad ft..111 his threats of trial by
State; martial law was declareu.Imilitary commission. CouMyoabSTS
though nobody was resisting the civil I heard the unit ersal outburst ef glad-law
; troops iu large minibus of the ness aud gratitude fur tain timely in-vilest
character were recruited, in , lerposiUoii of U:*.evUeral power on th*
Ti-micssee mainly. and commanded by side of n>:;*.'»»»—and not as usual,
bid- officers of desperate character, though utrtxino*—coutd you have seen, at
then- was iiothing to make war ntstii,
a Hundred goisl eitisens, many of m.-m
the purest anil ta:-sl meu oi the Slate—
the. Kerrs, the iloans, the Ni-ala, Ihe
1 , „. her, lor want, perhaps, of truth-! II ills, the Howes, the Yanceys, the
fill iiilormatfon,"but Soh>e' 01 uor ow n i Holts, the Sloores, the-Scotta. and
recreant sons, wearing, too. the badges | others—were seized on by ariest, with
of her honors ! And all this, too, in j uo charges agouist them, aud imptis
a load of liberty ami represeulali % j oned. aud some of lli.-m hang up til
government! nearly dead; all dono without lawful
inany did see, battle-cared v.-ieriu.s
euibrace Ihe old BOH of tb« Union, ami
oulol the lull hearts swear anew eU-t-ual
allegionee aud devotion to the
United States, could you have witness-ed
these things, you would have found
the key that would solve ail this pcr-uauAug
riddle of reiainolsuctioii aud
rehabilitation.
Sir, you would nave learned that on«
I
Wn waul lo t it sli.t 01 1 .
tickets.—hi.
What, and go ,.i' i - - -
Tin- people, won't stand 1 11 1
the weather b too cold.
Horace Gtet lv wrot* u '
milled to probafe.' i 1 a inp
made il "aumiii.-i' . ll . p >l 1 -..
Sunday aohool ttlas -,1,.'
what was the end ol Si. Si, pn,
Answer: He was "rocked i.
mum.
A doctor told In- Klhloputi
lo grease hk, buggy, lb-over.
The doctor's wite
•ml her dies, »„- 11.. 1.-■• I
1 ■
ii.
The poitei 01 a bole!
Mass., undcitooi. to
kerosene oil. Hi• i
blasted fools go. A.V
Some of OUT young
larly one, had
.hiow keroM-Ui oil wu nu
will go aheie ihc "biueteu 100