The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-04-15

blossoms, the lovely peninsula where the
last red man buried his Ratchet this side on
me Rather OF Waters. Coming back 10 the
| boat, which bears upon her costly hosoTo
our fragrant senatorial bououet iet II -
cnronlcled that her state-rooms and cabiDa
are finished and furnished in the most eIa-
CANT and substantial way. The vessel is 1os
feet long. and said to be 80 feet beam ard
soV IONS on the register. 1t takes forty men.
"all told, to man her, and seven Of these
are officers. When viewed from tie shore
long, low, rakish hull is seen hugeing the
water, painted black with a band az vello,S
marking the waterlino. Three hugo mast.
pierce the air, and an ugly smosa stack
SHOWS lnst steam and wind unite to push
the naval toy over the great punch bowl Of
waters. Last year the yacht carried sena-
.orial excursion party, composed of admin
istratlon friends, but the court, not grown
so oeld as now, attached mission to il. that
the people might better
SWALLOW THE SUGAR COATED DOSE.
The senators were to report what navy
yards had better be abolished. The navy
yards OF this country belong to the people.
and the senator, or secretary, that attempts
TO steal one, will find that it can never be
carried away by means of Secretary Robe
sons yacht. This year maneuver is NOT
deemed necessary to carry out an innocent
senatorial pleasure plan, paid for by the
sorely taxed citizens of the republic. Sena-
tor Cameron announced through the COL
umns Of the Philadelphia Press. that busi-
ness has nothing to do with the trip. IL
took weeks for Robson and Cameron to
make up this disgrsceful party. for these
men have no more right to appropriate the
property of the government than the
weakest vagrapt of the street. Before the
yacht left the Washington wharf, 800 tons
faax I'll
lavish outlay of sea going provisions.
Canned fruits and vegetables were carried in
by the wagon load, besides hampers bsSlxefs
kegs and barrels, all paid for out of the
naval fund. A clerk from the treasury de-
rartment was annexed, to act as srtro
steward to the party, beside the one attached
permanently to the boat. Only a pleasure
yacht Senator Cameron made ND several
parties before he could get one that would
dare, in the face Of public opinion, to carry
the scheme through, for this is an expert
ment 10 see what the people will bear At
first the number was composed of ak "force
bill" senators-men who lent their influence
to the passage of this administration crime
In the House." and few democratic car
pet-bsggers. Irrespective of partv.v saws
senator Cameron, but the dastardly carpet
baggers fed before the first fire of the New
York World, and the weak, infamous repub-
llcans melted, like the witches of Mscbeth.
into thin air. When Vice President Wilson
was urged to go, he replied: ''Those in
power can not be too careful in guarding the
laws. We must stop somewhere. and the
sooner the better" Chandler of Michigan.
who still believes himself senator, went
cheerfully along. The newspapers still call
him senator" although the people
babe HIM STEP DOWN AND OUT.
During the late session of the Senate he
spent great deal of the lime in the saloon.
which used to be the committee room of
foreign relations when Charles Sumner pre-
sided as chairman. Here during the night
sessions, when the hours grew weak and
small, he swallowed huge bumpers of old
Bourbon, while Cameron deliciously picked
himselfin champagne.
To the" Halls OF the Montezumas." said
his mighty pair. They started. Let the
lightning tell the story:
NEW ORLEANS, April 5. - The United
States steamer Dispatch, with senators Cam
IRON, Anthony, Dennis, Chandler and Pat
erson, left yesterday for Florida Tom
Scott and Ben Perly Poore sailed for Mex
co. Senstor Morton and wife, and paw dir
'etor Cunningham 60 to Indianapolis in
Tom Scott's special car. This ends the sena--
orial invasion of Mexico.