Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-11

49, '''''4 ''.,i 'H ~ 7iNAN'is NH' ''4't'''h
t"n' >i-hihS bit-. Down came ihe gave IA an
nj M 'lid Two lue'u n shaped bt well 'Ir-
hh'd suspicion. Mtrr put to Brown. Inc ans
We were cAph't aud satisfactory. and The
hrhlurAlAh resumed Having finished H.
a'"1"H !" huthi x ne teamed inT"a'd over
,i,n,,'. - ~. TO-,
hi, inactive ID, object Il M ir,it.u,lau.
power.
For an instant a(,rr he closed there. VA.
r., ,,,,
m
lhF li"u>" seemed larry I" shrink hHi"r"
'h'' WIN '4nS d'hiIhriAti"h hui w next in9-
il'ht tu' nan Wa IN an uproaT. Han q dozen
IA mo i gathered about Builrr. who al
49," iins 10 HI >'li, ani Mc>~r. Seen, Lamar
ana ], " "'h"r' hurri'dt" their N"uu- irieud'~
- "'hrTh Nr-IrH hr't EAln"d tine Moor
ahd h'r'rN demanded that tn uil. n-lNr "a
suaSr De- taken down AZ once. Ia. speaker
o'd T'd That II 70" done and presently ihc tran
s,IlP' "i tir rcl"ritr- hui,~ wa- rr3d % the
House Nj. HAI" 81 Now ! orr got the door
~ thr close "i The reading aud offered a rr>n-
iu'l"n oi cen'ur" Mr. Dawes followed inn
inrdni''y with resolution Of expulsion, the
r aeinS 81 which was greeted with ap lIu>r
from thr T'iubhtan SIDE, ahd from a portion
OF the galleries. The Speaker checked This d.
mon,;Tsilpu -icrnls. saving that Il VA, very
improper for thc galleries aai morn - on the
floor. IT J. in Keeping with the rr-i II the
prpcc"luS-.' pul IN Nh. ,ri,i'niau of Ken
lucky; ca-tIng an ugly look Al the republican
SIDE. Hale called iH au ,up,lupu. WAY f,r the
prev ou' question on his resolution. at whi,h
Mr.. Dave lniorpl-'i s.spr,u, protest. and
crIe> Il THAT'S ri H." good from The dym-
otratl' nd. Nj. Hale insisted On ihr psr' i"u.
so" A,'i y 'h's "N' VOC
'' VI 'N'S ""'" ''"'"'H wa ""s VI INC
MOST EEN'EA ABE
In tho ,nnal. Of t,r.r... Within ,ioe.,, min
ut, II wa. appar.n M that upon tn bar ,il,..-
tod II puui,nin. a member for n .r,.-. ,lu,s-
tiDn II thu rule, II debate. the uou-e WA, H.
yiI.d strictly on PARTY lines. To t--.iu with.
Mr.. Dawr- a..uiI, q ip ih. DAYS when i-.c
speech for the rrpub. Jean minority wa, possible.
oulv by .nclasin. th, orator ina A hollow .gu4r...
Of his friends. aud in other part. of hI- >t,,a.l
made remarks which could hardly fail 10 sflr a
party feeling. Mr.. Cox took occasion 10 rebusr
MIR. Dave, for this. saving that he proposed L.
pour water and not oil on the flames. He pro-
ccyls.i to observe. however that the, mart, in
the majority had tolerated ~ cr.linsly bad IAN
guacc on their side. and urged the lnrsu,I.tsu-
cy OF such severe action a, thaf PROPOSED
against the dcmocraiir member To sustain
hi, tr.f pDin, H. had read by the. clerk 10 IN.
great amusement Of everybody cNcput Mr.
Hale. the wcll-r,mcnlar.I .imll, of the Lirty
cur used bv Mr. Hale in the .slary-srab .lrbati.
between himself and MIR Wilson Of Indiana
when Mr.. Cox had finished. Mr.. Dawes a.k,,l
il Mr.. Brown desired to ,av ANYTHING MIR
Beck answered that Mr. Brown wished 10 D..
heard. but preferred that Mr. Lamar should
first addrc.> the House. m, latter cxt.uuatcd
a Wen a, ne could the offence committed by
Mr. Brown. and explained very uu.ati.fartori-
IN hi apparent pronunciation In answer to the
SPEAKER, question.
IL ANSWERING IoR ,us,,F
49,, ia 80 l:.,t.. ,...-.t,.,t.. h.t-,
~ -. & ','' .-',. 'a4
and meant neither to pr,.yaricai.' nor ,,aI. In
answering the speaker. He wa. about ID ~
sum. hi, ,sat when Mr.. Dave. tut IN, HON.
question whether be had ANYTHING 10 slv about
the character OF hi remarks. Brown r,rt.!
quietly, II stand by the record" and from That
moment there Wa no doubt Of the action Of
tho House. During much Of the discussion
Brown AT Al Lamar'- side. evidently trylu., to
appear cool but occasionally b"tra!ins intense
nervousness. one, when judge liuAr used
- - ~ u.s. ~,
- ., III. ~, - r.-,r,;,,..i -. fr;,,I
MI. .y,I,..i,,,, ~ Tu,l.. H.. ~. III. ,,,4-
a. The ,-i,i.. ~ h1r.h f,pr,,,,,. ,-,,,,, NJ -,
mar bu' that Gentlemen 1ha,l .i LiIn.GIr ami
an .xt,I,psir,r, r,n,,y,I LII .,II.. ~ i,-I blood
summed mn m. ,r.,,,u,-u, an ib.. p.,uh.t,.,,
.l ~. tli4. fi,. ..-,.r .f l'-,,-r a.. ,,r,,,,
and deliberate violation j., lu.,-, ail NOR, than
that An out,rot,f,in, Of ti. odd r,i.ItYl. -r.ir-
d: and on the brluocrat!r side. that IL ,,t, a.,
wur>,. than offence, committed by rnr,ll,. r., on
ia. other lido. which had ben ,'ntir,l, over
looked. Mr.. Dave, having withdrawn hi ~
olu;i5n. partly because he feared il would act
receive the necessary two-jhrd, vote and part
Is because uf doubt Of the power Of III, lIou,c
voted down a motion to Lax Mr. Iale'- r,->olu-
ton Oh the table, and then passed 1t by a strict
party vote. \ considerable number o. mru-
bar lodged. especially On the Democratic lid.
While this was going on, Mr.. Brown pre-
pared
TWO COPIES or HIS ErsfGx, rfo<.
am. g., D.. ,i,. s..l...r ,,, ,,, tho
,l.t,,r,ib,j =, H.. !,'r ~ Nm,
I'm, fb,. ,yj..r ,,,r.sI. If bi fri.,,,is ,,r.,.iii
AMI he r.nrln,rI IN L.,,, \, m. ,,,,,.l,I,.. ~
M. House and uay tbr t,n.lfy of a. ,,fI,.u,..
bv accepting, M. reu.,lra If. Wa. f,ir The nm.
being. the centre Of Al rartion. hui b,r,. il 1I-
,tly. a, h. had somewhat cooled on General
Butler asked and obtineI leave 10 max.
prpsn>.,r ,xpt,>.,r,nx
IN uif cur ol "ni'h ~ H'.-ar'h thHt during
NJ ''Shi var -rr' t. ~ ,'il-rr,- ne had nes-
q ''-''h " ".'-'iil i''A'h ~ ahE m4h, hIt
WI, = nv" '''l ~ "a nun ~, ''a '' nv MN
ul h " y. NA' 1T ~ Il hI' brown ",' ti,h
60 = '.' an" t'''..ll'. H'N 'hr M-ie h1
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