New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-13
WISCONSIN
The DISCUSSION TETwEES sESAToEs DooIrTTLE AND HOWE
"A REMARKABLE DIALOGUE.

The DISCUSSION TETwEES SENATOR'S DooLTTTLE HOWE
A REMAEKABLE DIALOGUE.
From The Milwaukee Sentinel.
We learn from parties who were present that ~ the dis
between Senators Thursday az the kenoshn
featcd.
Speaking Of interruptions incidents occurred that
worthy record While Nj. Dootle dscouEsins Of
The loysy OF the south some one 20 he eIoS4 ea 0
called Who thatf Get up and show yourself =
sir5f oa and dcs5 tt he w. tie man Doc
little shout,d What i. your name Sin! The prompt and
years IN the army BghtiHg yst saA faea as yog are
In the u tie speech the following dialogue was held
Gleason The senator was we hiSk speaking OF lis own con
ss.ency and charging the Republican party with dese ing
Gleason j pronounce You Sir traitor to liberty"
booltic- on ylalnols gray haired Oh man do You dare
iS NJ a. ,Ii addressed 70 scT4snt
Gleason not taking 20 my master, but to one OF the
servants Of The American people Iponoee you traitor 20
Dooe-"I have sacrificed more in this war than You
Dooltle-" Yo. haven
GieoSOu- No Won haventT
pooAile-' have givcn son TO the country "
Gle9so1- have given ny sons TO the country y
Gleason No thank God they came ont Of the war alive
Geasor-wen sir blessing 70 him that he is dead
ond has go, survived 70 E,aes' he shame 81 he yater
SPEECH OF GEN. H z PAINE
Gen. Hslbert f. Paine a speech at Kenosha, Oct. a.
after a seaRhllg review Of Senator DOoLttles cause
those be holds now, concluded with the following apt Il
lustration
II has been said that il Mohammcd and the mountain would
come togehr the mountain viii not come 70 Molsmned but
Mohammed mast so to the monnth Al lis has been re-
vercd hg the genius OF ustou senator He
political life Democrat IN NewfoFk This IS his first known
position. IN the days OF the Barnbuueu MoAammed stands
IN ard the mountain Of Democracy walks away from him and
In ls52 the Democratic mountain moves up to
Ru b, has not changed In 1850 the Democratic mountain
marches again Behold Mohammed is Republican But
De has not changed Anc now N lsto tne heplbeh party
has siassed away ron he great masis.s and Dslnocracy
under name IS ~ has side again and Mohact iswhai
shan saw National Union Democratic Republican Bread
fantasy OF tie honorable senator We have hin
BarnbirneE once Republican once, Democrat twice
tain NOV any Saesd o"r back and forth in &
tair When De tells that the great nion parity has dIit
cd away non hin has be made the sane mistake which
the oyean made when bending his eyes down 70 ne Stern
past I'm Lining mp his eyes upon the oiiy spires s1d eosq
capped mountains he happy 70 mad TIA. I was hs '
oyseFosi that had changed position and not the sold earth
God grant that the distinguished senator may ehaoge once
more and only ense more srt thst be may siFsge Sh p
much real and ability tie Republic be low shows u
! Lis eisTtS ior iis rutn
SPEECH OF THE HON. MATT. CARPENTER.
The Hon. NJ. y. Carpenter, IN an elaborate speech n
Milwaukee last week thus presented the issue between
| Congress end the President;
SAior Dolls and tie politicians who side with tic Pres
dent e sboring conceal the real issue and present ae
one il not tie question whether 70 s kept
SSv SINS ~ sna Re frdsS, 10 che in or oai
/ OF Co1gTess Is in favor Of say. such tsng Bli
Govern Tcnt has c ligi; take stops toward reconstruct
sCa Goyc.nmeuts- al 10 * tic TOTES sld iml i cor
d,1as ul01 which they shl h received lto membership as
St',2 Il Is 100 ste io she President 8, nicrs O. cn
that conditions ought 70 Be iulosei i.r daring ei--
dent cad bis Secretary a. state did Little Else thnu oea o.
these southern STATE Gorcilnosts Wlat tl4.lli.a.s-
rpoa their eva Cor.-at.ar. .f1,e tset would D. lc--
az:d Is IN iAs VH.9a b. -. PEs..-els IGisa ala