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put In 4 few words during tho con-
fusion AZ to what vas to bo tho iiyis{on Or tho
a t%s & POLAND .on'5 lid i he h,,.s ~ wiling thst
to divide tho t,no, ho said. Butler spoko up
absrn And uutblt, HTho Routloman acts ~
though ho wanted to divide otornity." and q
great laugh followed from all sides. Then Po-
short parley tho statesman from Vermont took
his aoat
Then thero WAS good deal Of buzxlug aud
confusion. and . hundted mombers wore on
spasher ae'' tbe was NJ Ams" vSo
dil1ino. hfa ton yoAre' sorylco in Con.
oresss probably never addressed a dozen
words s9 thG House eOfHFs es;p', h.. hs vas
to ome s ne
beeamo still, Soon tho Olerk procooded to road
Mr Ass spses 3hess was ntts ~ In e.
I1nion pa9ifoffniirnnd. IT wan cnnitn1lv Rad hv
The u1orh' T %ho ravo It ii ahe forao Ind amnhs- ~
eia possible. e vas tathor dull at frat. but
toward the Inst il ran into fertile fields.
adrot opIsn in IT, tts con oompositon. % II Il a nlso
main aevoro1 vory gond Inv noints
II WI. c.riv acon thai fl was mt tbn oontosi-
tion Of the oroat briber," and it has since boon
sacerta Aimed that Il ras written b Mr. ri. Pop,
omshs. with the weli.trainod yoica Of MoPhor-
ann Al An nd;nnoh. thn addraea WA rather
pathotio in thnt portfon vhioh roferrad to tho i
old ago Of Amos, his :usefnl life, his previous
good chnractor. and hts nub]fo aeryiues., Buoh
Tt %as tha enect * The oleska reading thst the
s. old mani at this point was ouite overcome
with emotion. and ahod teara, When hia speech
vas ilniahod 4 vas apparent that the sympathy
Jsmos Brooks. ~
FArnsworth vss tho next to be accorded tho
floor. Hia sronrnant vas not an araument. bnt
= comuopplaco cpcoch. having somo good points
in favor OF Amoa and RrookH Int 11v no fnenns
worthy of the man.
Al half-past a Judge Met1iok, Of Maryland,
member of ths Poland Committee, took tho
floor and before hc had proceeded quarter Of
An hour, It WAS discovered that tho House had
undorrated him. He il now member, and,
owing to his modebty. has taken little part
In tho discussions OF the Houao. iHis speech Of
course sustained the report Of tho Committee,
shoved hssf s1ons
spoke Of tho dealings Of Ar1eB as being result
of Batsntio skill, and his e1coriatton q BROOKE
= fellow Democrat, was magnificent. He was
frequently interrupted but osme off victor in ,
eysry encounter. His speech throughout was q
c,in;' n1osr foa4c.i vsi1.hnjancni er7d nhnTn1v
drawn Icps1 ar61,msnt and was tho subioct nf
eerorh praice. when he closed there was great
ssctoment ] % On the floor, and storm aid roar Of
1nIneled yoices md sounds camo from the
csi1erias.
a short debate came up On the Louistsra
question, and After an evening session for de-:
ionrnod o'1 and W tha ara.t crowd melted awsy from
The t1t Chamber. @ WIG 7''"' 'Ao'3 .t. ''"'' -N''@
This eyenin0 session. with fairly be]toa Ralle-
rios, was given up to tho light weights, with
Meyers. Of Ponnsylyaua. in TIC Ohair, Butler,
and Voorhees,. and Bingham, and all tho heavy
weighta, will speak Tomorrow.
Il Is very evident that neither BROOKE or Ames
will bn eYnelled. a vote Of cen5ure may be
n.s..I ~ sIi fnt 4 ~ Tnoyc nrnhnblc thaf tbs
fTyhn1e srhicot .,ll hA laid an tfe tabIo.
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soa S3;s s9tor +ho At oS MaIoh sl'o his Wiii
snc,ssitste sasy % tSo reference Of he case again
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