, 1875-04-11

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The CLERK TAKEs HAND
Gle1k cro"ley-Thete are dozen hero Who
nsato In,, II;
c1er1 ~ - :; 40 sua' tne epeaker insttucs tae
Hnor rhan .hao as W 4npy ~ uaeane1s on tlo
- ~ r. tha Hoosa 0o '1'A1oo''ea u 1ae oke@A-
H.ines said be had not hsan, thu ,.,un,gs
eo%e!sissd ri a.: Il: ~ ~4 ~. lss s'' ''aS''s'
wb;ch hsI r. ~ inn ;nsi u1t'us" .ae nlnotlsy,
nrnr-,o.,s >A ~ ~ aons Hose.'y enoused socn
NJ and had Ell, ha5 s1ser, .oo5 10y s'
soc;aI concfovaa ~ nnb+ 'UT s't1es a. tuel5
wera MT facts ,hs nrotest ,as ae IA asstS ansseo
bnt an alectionaerinq docnnenr ~ which 9hass
s;..,;nr, - snn9tt ~ oeS.ea ~ WE. <nosa
opnns;5r " ~ Sena.i - - tha up ereat hs N
nnmher of the1n ca1nn go hc-a a."tati 49, -.
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aad tI,a nroraa, wsa ~ rrotast ana;,st "sa 10
saea11tia .+a th va ~ p1ot1n@ ~ Nv VI
ini,nns ~ ,,ot 40 ,-ntas*.a 3ha ,eso.
nnt iiscusaeii thnse nTo.os5,ne i,a1 ~; a"rad
nroseat ara,nst thosa resojnr1nns. T1,nv cnn.
trauicted tho journal. Bnr orerT member haa
tacitIy approved that ionrnol,
A member isotto voce1-. That's 1'e-n
IIerrinpton continued c,a}1an1;ne :. nro;eat
AGAINST any act or reaolnton NJ ths Hor1ea II
there WAS any that vas indafensible, rgh1 sTa. Il
not nrotestad aeainst III thara waa of th;a
docnment was n rnhea,aai or RIO i;t+;s +rnnh3ea
selyea. and then hain't the cnnrnea nor Tia
hrains to eet themse1ves INK ~ ana II v.s =
Last diving Eck at the Sneaker and the naaIority.
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atan,d - w. Sa.;a5 nh;aat sneis p1btess baa'.
aHJa ouo@ 10 Ion1on. oo1eo.!en u4a ueea
tha- - .s IL 5;.udasSss lsuSse O. tae ptossss. ES
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snJ "Uty ~ Inn 'J H. any empst ne I ennnn; a
th;rt @ ~ r. lie ,o.t w. o. ~ s i u. souu
s1acafl aod H. Ianrraa =, ~; ~ S;s-e
speetu 9np 'oe aansuase Oh 'o1s Psotes1 o1see-
speo1lolf
IN II .I Gonc1nhlon' Connong aamonlaneo memners
tha ~. a5 e to-t y,
- ~ ~ "lonss pes uese; ~ "4ua ~ ~ ~
nn,sas 1tn;s1.,or. - ,go,-15 T. ~aaa +ror,, -t.
and s tha SIa4a - H. ~ ot1'ar ~ TI
-oa -. ~ Geso ~ ~ otue1- -ao poup1 "vI0
and his colleagues would be content.
rHnra1rS1so DEMONSTRATION.
. At the conclnsion Of Connoi,v,s ane,ch. T.n-
driran. verv psie and tren,hlinr with rage mnvad
toward Connolly'e daxk and aid thet he IN.
derstood him Connolly to aaY that the geu.le-
man from Kane, the other day. had applied to
him the epithet villain. He Gxndrigan) had not
80 understood the gentleman from Kane Her
rington), and wanted now to ask that gentleman
if be had used such language,
Connolly said be had not Undertaken to auota
The language OF Harrington: couldn't il he
tined. But that did not satisfy Laudrigau. He
insisted on IA answer from Herri:gton.
Haines undertook to restore order, but Landrf-
gao gage notice that he Has able to defend hjn-
self, md that he should do so, and thai too
Chair ev1z should not deny him that right. He
wanted this matter disposed Of now.
Halnes-Does the gentleman from Edwards
seek controversy With the Chair?
Land1igan-No, but I want this matter settled
now.
Finally HcHnEtou cooliy advanced to within
few steps OF Land1igan and said:
What you say u not meant to intimidhto
me?".
LandriGan-No:
Hernngton-@' We'll, then, as thero is no Mt
tempt IT intimidation, will eay did not use
that term, and With that ended the prospect OF
= Lively scrlmmage, and more discussion OF Con-
uolly's motion Tor entaxlng the protest On the
I8c0r0 resumed.