, 1870-03-05
WASHINGTON.
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, The Newsy News.
Postal Telegraph.
Congressional Hucksters.
And Other Markstahles,
lYRox OUR own coxaEsrospxsr,1

And Other Markstahles.
FRoN OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
-; WARRINGTON Feb g.
: TO -d1ys tso Congressman nfes!gued,-Qoladly,
*ho vtnS 70 take holiday, and d. seese, wnoyo
caso Vii noS permit q thJms. Both Ct tnen
totk adEanIsRe Of Speaker B.a,1e's dsc!4ion and
'et'entd, 10 avoid worse. Goladay expected to
~ pnis. States Senator 1ew mouths ago. He
10 IAuse OF TenEeasee and 1eema 10 pe toleg.
ally low politician, Answering veil to Nespy,s
dtsorfpt:oo o1 BAseam, keeper Of tho Cros1. Roads
grocery. Deseese u ~ AIklnasa toothp,ck BY
BIRTH, tut scIt into the Union yo!pntee. army ~
prisaIs soldier In 1861. whe1o he se1Ted WITH fsr
credit, 70 that n the core OF tho
war be was giyen = L,eu.euants commission
II s1e Uti'ed States Regular IpfaatsJ; Daueetc
stepped ou: Of 'he army Like mAoy better men to
Ate part 10 eazpetbsE potlt!cF, and General Dan
s'ct'ei efde1ed hin 70 be ccurt-nArriAed ior tax
~ part IN political convention In 1867. General
0fsnt eioke up The cooft-nart,al and releas.d
DtWeese, vneIeupon Cnief Justice Chase, The
rival candidate fer Pfesdent, gave Deweete an
once A consegueDce 's Saat lie seeae IL now .
oAgf8ced nsr, and the United 3.stes 6ufreIs in
fls degradation. all becanse Cur Genesalaatnos
encouraged tegua ar army people to look to politics
fot ih.1t plomot,no. ThuG II Ii that Dsseese, Al
of1ees Of tho regular Amy. vaults into Congress
nrd forthwith proceeds 10 sell ont cadetshsps for
the ssue rtRul1r army which he de- :e1ted thioagh
asa1lce.
The next case GAZING for ",estsnauon" <urces
ns alAtDe'a ruling, Is that OF Rodertk Butler, Of
lenIeatee, Hhc. lika Andrew johnson, vas
brought mp 10 the tailoring business. fwaa r,di,g
IN q htSeet car 10 day With Buser, Whou person
Lexl 10 ne SAID:
who 's that w,sy, red bcarded nnxa4"
"Rooet1ck r Bu.ler,'' replied
The tame who na1 been aeilirg eadetahipss"
"The sane"
"Ho ought to aro been called R,de1cs pau
t1ewl"
a good th!rg u goitR The rounds. attributed to
Mnf gen. He Is said TO have walked up to White.
uofe On the ese Of the iA.terh e1pn]s!op, lat
xerk, aId sald:
"Wn!uenose, krox how you can hold your
sest."
"aow !" aated Wnlstenore, ea.ues1y.
"det De- enocrat to contest tK''
HLAlNE HHoNG.
Speaker B!aice's decA,on In the Whi,tenore
case, Permitting that WORTHY to resIgu whie bis
expolnon Fss pending, Is condemned hern BY
the SOBER eecond thought Of men. Banks. ex-
saea1sf, ard Dawes, called attention to |, at the
tine, but the tattet whs called 10 order BY Blpg.
nam, ana B!slne sustaired Bingham. Mr. Blaine
tehed upon Congressional procedeht1 for his &C.
uoo, huk none OF these precedsnts Will beat the
tfst OF parliamentary iaE+ 1t is held in the Emf
lsh Rouse OF Commons that ro member Can 70.
tign unleas disqualified hJ tho acceptance Of Z
Crown cn3ce, ard here's tue e1Mtencs Of the non.
ttscrtpt and eFeI-vacant ONCE called the Stew.
etdfhip OF tie Chi:tern Hundreds. Our paflla
uentar, law. unleas the contrary IL specned, fol.
loNsthe precedent ut the House Of Commons,
d.
'o)aJH Digest, tho American manual Of Con-
G1etss 1aJs not Ncrd. Eo2, 10 delicate
u the parliamentary conscience Of England upan
tho privilege Of reaignation, that the Chancellor
OF the Exchequez, who holds It hls disposai the
Stewardship Of the Cn1lsern Hundreds, has re-
fused It to members who have w.sned 70 rengn
pstc!pl.atelE from Parliament. In lS49 tbs MANI
oef Tor Reading. Ia Berkshire, being IN an aTk-
ward position before the House Of Commons IN
csAe Of sross bribery. and being satisfied that m
Investigation committee was on the point Of show
II him up, tels vcfy anx,ous to nip Into the Chl-
te1n Handrtds, which afforded him the only
cnaIce Of le2virg Parliament As nobody can
leave Pa1llanenf, except By taking Gro IN ONCE,
the Cntlttrn Hundreds IA kept always open fof re-
signing mtmbess Bat the Reading member Hay
rsiuseo The SteFsrdhaip Of Coiltern By the Chan
cellor btcause, says the tecurd, "he WIS OF uptn.
Ion that, BY granting It, he would III some sort
u1Fe 443AV uA1atlA parry " l18US8C}luu4 EQ1EH
he did Lot approve, md OF WhIch the HOUSE Of
Con nuors had implied its condemnation
With hll admiration AID regard for Nj, p.aloe
uuat say that Ee has rot acted with tna, delicate
confederation for his government which the Chan.
ce1or Of tho E1chequer observed. In oHe nonr
Whittenore wcu1d have been tguon!nlonlly ex.
PEELED from Congress las he should hare been|,
bot the Speaker, in The nick Of tine, facilitated
hts resignation The Speaker thereby put It in the
eoHcT of conspiracy to atop the government b}
nu conscience. LIN " me oest ehs. I. surs tnsr
Nc Ma ssaht, he ought to ruyef1a thar deciatop or
tahe ZIG Joo8h.at Of The HOUSE upon 1t.
BUTLER And TIE Paa.a.
lswould oe great fsvor to me II jon would
permit me- 10 ray thatI felt rather admiration than
the contrary Of Ben Butler when he whscked tho
Newspaper folks htIe in bis defence OF White.
more. No good comes to the Newspaper
profeaa1on BY the absurd frnternlzAtioa
OF fts apprentices, and 1t Il nndeulshls that ees-
fs4 sS bs men
z.4rH- Sons OF these were In high fsrur w4.h =
coucesn orkantxed here and called BY the lame
OF The "co.1eapondeptA' Club, which ssIaiE feu
to piocea sotre months ago out Of it, own super
nuousneEs. Such men s1 BArtlest, Andre ",
Stll4op, and Plats ntver touched thts mutual sd.
urstaon society, hus Stood OF thetr several ends,
and preferred to pass for gentlemen, rn,hs1 than
Aepu1tetA AoeJ 1tlI 4AAk SuS power OF the peu
gained Eoth'n9 BY gotng into geld; thss the
force OF Ttuih needed the consent Of no earboaa.f
10 or1Ve II home; that tho weakness Of the prest
before the people lay in tue a.temp,s to organize
And make political OF personal Caucus OF what
enonld &c The separate ntseta1ces Of individual
onaette.a and tninkerA Il u = fa7orsa taeorY
with some country editors and sone Amiabla
anateuis On the daily papcu that there should bo
eFas. coauuon o. Al .W1ite1s Throughout tns
"ota' neemasonIJ OF uilx'Bops, 80 that II
atss1 uase NJ ef-pnrta kicked IN Te1u, Sauce
Maao aooola 1eel tee oleN through oil hts vast
eoncA1iueh EVER tsaf Writer knoFs that moth.
ing "o1ee e?u!a nappen 70 the pEesa than sous
sucu co"Aoly Ansnce ~ tn1f. A. well might MI
snu o.ao!s ~ tne neuon nase club OF fnetr own,
% .oa. "aea oPteeueasle 9lueaeo' Taandergast
nu. te.ote 1no Wofts ta'nee Which could hap.
" ~ W. GAton Hoalo % an enuse reduction Of
tuo PIES " LUG louuclAus, ana Al entire fedur-
t'oa ot tne p1ess 10 hteA. 1Apprehend shas Mr.:
ouEa uoaole nmpiJ hA tsainre 70 accomplish
sne hfst ol shese tcsalts. BE u, ~ be alleges,
aHoSetoef superior 70 Inc press because there are
some subjects which tho press has exhausted,
WHICH SaF1ItanlJ nA e4hautted4 wh!ea cau no
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