New-York tribune., 1875-02-05

were andiiIe I'm any part OF tue hail. had hoped that
that day mad passed aud passed forever ntu hopou
that the condition OF things winch mafe SUCH pro,
ceedDg possible was never 10 return AGAIN. ~ io"ss
Jaae sboalS he called npon again 20 sit mere and
hear who dschargng their dnty III tne h9hse
/ tink th n the Honss should and now, decide
whether il will Dermit this thlng To ne t % ~ ~
/ tns House. whatever uHy he tolclatfd heIe'''' ."
th- hpar tuis House viii rot he rcspon,I y" or. ,
MI cox (Osu y. ~ -aid thar BE- you'd n2t pour on
| man RON Massachusetts tMr Dtwc,l wh" vas aoouS
ri,iag a IN CHER BonOr, might VIII Olo" tba' eN.m
/ NE There y,> some constitutional aoUbs as 10 toe
night 0t cxpelinga member for ntemPeide & ua-g
perluce OF The country. lLIugHterl SIMPLY reler 10
utemp rate language. 1he gentleman ir''1 nlisIcIu
OF Congress has tdcre been such good temper
manifested "a during the 45 hours OF '3nunTou' t b
ntpn fropn Wa,schu.etts Cir Butirr) aud per
maps was resented win TOO much bltelhe - nno
not call for reusurc or FIR expulsion II tueHou'e
wntrd 70 rs,lii.l tLlt rule why dI not uesln last
session cu,Otuc - against my coilea-r OH. hd'.l
who opened tiis motion. NJ advice - tic inner 'id
OF the House to pass the appropriation ols ana
attend to the regular Consres. and then 20
home NC. COS referred 20 me passage ,Nee' VIZ;
session. wTcn sucn rpnets as "cuis' ana "drD GcSs
were banded betTe.o them ,.,..,,,,
Mr HALE (!ep. ~ - sali that h. regarded u rs un-
gracious and uuhausO re on The part o. hS coletEne
To bring such old matters before tIe House Dut ne
th0ught The strlCcst ana srYcrrSb crl~m ol h,
ngagp upon tnat occason wouid faIl to hI QUO word
It which was uoptriamentiry on liable 10 c"' 10
Nj HALE G!.o Me- said that he had uot ielt great
l 80 al lp
the Clerks dc.k as having been uttered ny tle eehte
man from krutucky, and De e&p'ctei III tue
next Congress 30 hear more OF non lanslage
applied moi only Gentleman from Mlsslchusetts
but 10 every great ana hon0rcl nlr tit .h' "I Htu
handed down. The g'atlcman from VI ',7'"l'e.,S tt'
Bntler) had been dssaed because IN the war ne rep
resented the strong uaad and L0t tAe weak AAd. BuC
House. and had orgptteu his own dignity, ana because
lac had, "a intemperlie moment Exceeded an tle
tcbprcft, m % TIr DIVES had suggested tlat me
: f.lfi. h
d,rarIfon II. OF Iale) believed However tlat she
,roler htiIn act of me House tns matter was 10
bring the gentleman swiftly before ana I'D cth-Ute
Wou1 one say mat tnat was 5tIht lllGR 10
m0u.thc great political body OI LIe p''Jct !" W ue
no difcrence TO thsm gnat the gentehtn iEom hih,
tue ty Thought 10 wAJteTer he thought oi 10 "odd
aDOly equally To q rr-olnuOn ot expulsion. / "t91
common tang IN mis- nd IN other par inth Nl ooH9s
tnat when meuucr Vas expelled hl- coAs.i .itdtIls
sent HIN back I'll. cenremtn from N,|-fpFk thr;
COAb had rIa lAe Ola cry thtl tut H'>e 'Aoalu
go - [n@ 4yPrSPn4%n % Os nus ln.e a nj fi M froHe h1d
been. h.i ncen member sdcn au oct1Son zoe
swiit. prompt and decisive action.
Mr.. LAMAR ~ Ne Ml'-l SUI hc vas ''Idtl "a, 'uo
majority of tile House, under tIe nilenc- Oi irritation
was abont to comm, an arDHrary h'd oppr' & an,
wuicn u wDdu regret "hrh 'hai l'''' s,'' = "a d m m
reason resumed ITS Just supremacy az |',d-l 10 3e
perfectly CANDID before the House on thi- subject He
Vas under tI- inpr that hl4 friend ON Ken
turky, unGcr just lrrtuon ot leeinE, nal comnlIed
how frequently mad such personalities hreh lhduIE.i
In ou the noor OF the House. without repri-
maded ,i fhc noi,c Of the incident mat occurred
Dptween MI II ue OF Newlork aud Mr.. wilson oil
IgdIaua: al,J OF ia. incident DeJEeru Mr. Butler or
Ml,.lcuusctrs aat Mr Bingham OF OIo, WHen the
former accused Juc latter Of HaYing Dreh concerned III
tnc trial aud -xecutiOa OF helpless woman, cali III
judicial murder uusu~tI factory evidence. and "heh
Mr. Blu ham reiortel by rrierrlue Nj RULER as one
Who na1 Teen shut up in e bottie and "I.i = spoon.
Nh DANES agree with thc G;ulie,ntn ron MI
s.,ipD those things nave occurred, DH, IsK Is IL
Mr. LAAIAI.-Yes, think it "a time to stop them but
tI!n6 vou might .im- your irterD0suou better than
to-day ana brng tne sense o the If use TO bear
upon persons ua Npur OWn size AS Wei On TINS: MI
Limar erred 4i,O to the famous scene IN me house
between Nh WlsuhIrn oil limos ana Mr. DJnuciy OF
Minnesota. n. 'i mat ne Thought 1t ~on! D. better
let the tulug pas, nnt u the malorty "'um uo' 40
So. And IL % was determined 10 Oi"g Ihe
power Of the House u 3ear ad on ms us
tn House choose put Its reprmAnd upon aim that
geuemau WouiI 80 INIT to the rcpnnd"d ana C'he us
seat Bu. De- tlocIht.l II the maOrl,y W0ui On'y CON
sider this they wOui see Jhat thr were orhs
/ iug TO bear power t0 interfere between Two com
baldut winch nt Hou-e hat never before dour' Al'ln-
hlhtrto lett Jhr matter 10 the parties concerned. ae
also said tuat ne dd not believe the response ot Mt
Brown 10 the SpaArer Wonid poaT 6 'I Ina, H. 3rown
Mr.. DAWES asked whether tue gentleman from Aeh-
tucAy desired 20 speak nov.
Mr BROWN G'siug ana speaking With great deibera-
too tat TINS WAS the first time taat evasion or
pre-, cation had ever been atCilnn'tG I" nun. ne
always spoke plain terms, Susceptible OI ~ mlSundcr
;, ,Iudiug aud De was willing stand by thr record
Mr.. DANEs-I would inquire ot the gen man ron
K-nlucky whether c mas any remarks ia regard To 'hc
character OF thr .an-d4-c Whch be 9'c,. "
/ Nj. Brown stand Oy lne record. ,5an-ltionI
MI. L. r. HOAX C..p, Mas; sad he Jloiza, tnat
the gentleman t.Jm Ms,I->lppl mIsdppreurhled tue
gravity ocrr3ou lie was not a|ar OF any heat
0l .trlraf INA, iclt N the matter. iI4 relations
to h- colleague ~ .-lcD hld not DeAn 'HcA JGiJ any
CHAMPION Ou luY occasion, and lu contest " words
nee had alwty~ tIUI lh3U As coll 'dEdc W., Wely wen
aule o. himself, Ind gave auJ 9dy A. good
AZ they sent. H. a-reed That Do Wa iint to stop
the violation 0f rue, IN Tins respect ana tlt me rue
OF absolute c0ur.e> IN debate should chaIicerzt an
! tie pr.cecoti-s n 'ac House Ihe question iray was
| whether a member haTinS deliberately prepared an
/ House on oeiIz called upon 10 kno~ "Arihri ne was
r.I.rru- t0 d.. WeIu0er made a false answer 10 lhe
speaker for th' purpose OF E''!h- t'r""-1 "L1 uN-a
! mg At, ait|cf. IhIt was grave Hl't'eIi anu
! n was a grave question for cOmFmy of gentlemen
and men OF honor wariher man VINO "3. % 40 1ia -
tne gentleman did go TO- Wa rt 20 De th,T associate
! politically aud prr'oh@Y Ii'h'] WI" wv 80, ,r va
/ K k-uiur,. aul ut sd always nunoret tAc Character
SrrI AZ ladIauln5 at 4 vote OF censars uDou one
! OK her repre- -rDtluycs ne dld moo iee' CERTAIN
Tor trutniun,S> ue 81 Ia, taat tnaJ cOuu'hWeaOH
would spIr man Ir0m ito borders VINO Ioi 'It s4Ac o
member, would dlsy when he was ciileu 1poh " '"o
LAMAR G)en, Mis-. u have only ono reply to
make ~ f- al. .cultu from Missachuse;t, Mr HodT'
ai max, II witA zr.lt respect. (Au-r pau-eJ Gu
c, .irr,I,ol Nil not make It, y' ust say
now on trAl. language which Chnk required neither
courage courtesy Tor nan to use l7;hS"yoA anu
Mr. HOAK usked MI Lamar whether be meant to in
pugu his courage Cr courtesy
| Mr.. LAMAR-I DO notj 0ut / say ma tae remarH
when tAe gentleman used dd NOT require tit eAIiJ-
ton Of etner aud ID my opinion does uot c0mpor Win
| higa character Nuth tndt gentleman Drtto'
! Nr HOAk-Wutt remark do You alludc tOf
Mr.. LAMAR-iO tue Expression Ot the word " talslh-
| cation"
MI. HOAR-I sud thar the question before the House
was whether the Gentleman from ktntucAJ Lad IaIsi-
| ned. / nave made no statement that ne du.
| Ar. LAMAR CoIgtrOuayD Then l WiLAI!aW the re-
! mark aud De, yOur pIriOn. lApplduse.l
SIR WOOD (Deul.. y. ~ ne regretted the occur
reures t0uay. IL getted That the gentleman from
K-utucky, in moment 81 passion entirely uupremed-
ltaled w Ou, ." lurIeGuIuusly from tHe Republican
Al ie OF the l!1il,r srOud nave sail anything which
could be regarded lndccurOns or deserving or cen
/ sure gra,cr question tnIt or violating