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WAsHINGToS, Monday, March 90 1884
Mr. Douglas continues be full of Nebraska He hiss
cey man in the House Of Representatives marked and
xmbered and firmly believes the bill will 20 through by
csive majority Ho feels that If IL does 60 he makes
seat strike and that his fortunes made bu, tha, IL II
ISIS he sinks, TO rise again Similar sentiments are
sier,aintd by the President Superhuman efforts will
ereore be made to put tho though the House
Per Contra. The leading Tennessee Whigs Hunt of
Isuisiana and Old Bullion ready and ripe for power
n onslaught the bill These excite the highest al
raon for their fearlesness and indep ndence Nerved
sne by convictions Of duty and sentiments Of honor they
ppudy defy the coruptons and the debsuhery Of the
cpr john Bell Culom and Etderidgs are among the no
thst specimens Of genuine manhood They can never
u forgotten Hunt Of Louisiana is in no respect behind
.hm. Their course is giving them a distinction worth
psre than thousand tides of nobility Their indignant
dSunciatons ard their lofty bearing would if anything
soad shame every northern doughfsce of Washington
Gov Jones will stand almost alone in Tennessee He was
~ first silly pigeon to Fly under the net
Mr. Benton says the bill viii be defeated lie declares
b does know how but that II will be- he is certain
esch wrong os II medtates be says, never does triumph
BE will speak but be says he shall no. speak Of order
~ his time lie but hour he seys TO des-
troy it before the people and that hour he proposes
hy to occupy, for he says he will kill the BIZ and write its
ephaph Yes, Sir in bic language the bill will be
cent to h. Sir and ts authors will be sent there With IT,
' OF its principal author heexpreses the prosounlest
eostempt Sir said he the meanest man in our coun.
Try is poor white man who marries a woman with mig.
"gers He is not allowed to associate with gentlemen Sir
He is hooed off the Court House Green Sir We have
nohingto do with him, Sir
No course in regard 10 the b now lying on the Speakers
table, has been determined upon 1t is generally thought
best to let the coDprotors manage their vn banlng and
bready for them Whenever they undertake to move TIE
.tof,.
soworse perhaps better though many of the New York
sefs cheating like the ID They are said to be the
only men in the House whom you can't tell where to find
Large editions of the debate on the famous New En-
gland clergy petition being published for distribution
hey will be furnished TO any application to any
Wig member Of the New England or New York del
ssstons
There VIII be an attempt made in the House TO morrow to
esD up the Nebraska and Kansas bills
Senator Badger dragooned into his long explain atory
Peech today about bis amendment concerning the old
Save Laws of Louisiana by the outside pressure of the
scsthern newspapers.
Senator Stuart also mixed in the explanation lie Is more
sbkct than ever
Senator's Everett Dawson and Toombs have gone home
Senator Chase has gone TO Columbus.
The steam frgae Princeton has most undoubtedly gone
hHsvana. in consequence Of the Black Warrior affair
The President TO day communicated the Indian Treaty
bhe Senate The Gadsden Treaty also up in ,ret
session. and Nmo discussion took place.
There small tempest just now about the printing Of
he Agricultural portions of the Patent Office Report The
6ntne claims that is entitled TO the work The Super
handent of Printing however decides in favor Of Tie
Unon whereupon Tile Sentinel declares that it will print.
notwithstanding