New-York tribune., 1875-02-25

paripe speeehes never prepared speech In my life
here 20 speak and vote honesty iss ssa ny
party for the intimidation OF ten millions OF Wh.e peo
pie al The South and @ sad II was "a Ike 70 tho
ney.General, who worked for Radical5m not ior ni'
Mr. HALE ridiculed the danger to the Republican
party set forth by Mr.. Chittenden.
mns M tba 1xen Of Se frauds n the western
OF Arkansas and then endeavoring TO shein Tue AZ
who was TssponsOeI uSVt Hr
was endeavorng TO ride two horses at tue sae .uo,
and 10 circus rider ever did that wnc tne horses d
reform and wished at the same time to l1stIy TS
torneyGeneral But the Attorney-Generai anu Ieiorn
were not trl Yelling in the same line. ,, ,.o
Mr. sEEER reminded Mr. Speer that the FRAUDS IN 1ne
Western DISTRICT OF Arkansas we're brought 10 hsuI Ny
detective sent there 10y the Attorney General.
Mr. BUTLER suggested 10 the Democrats that II dnoy
believed the Attorney General to be so bad bey OuGt
to mpeach hn but not to blackguard him. he YOU'D
not attack man who could not defend himself -,
The ssion drfted through devious into the
question oil political troubles A!aoama and of tie use
tnerc OF what is known rs the overflow bacon ior
Influencing votes. On this point noisy aitereaton
took place between Mr.. LUrrKELL (Dem, Cal), mem
Der OF the Alabama Committee, and MT PELHA A tI'9p,
uso OF such bacon to induce coored voters To vote the
Republican ticket.
Mr. sHEATs tRep, Ala) asserted that tberc never
had been pound OF that used to Influence votes
and denounced as lie the charge that kepuDllcan5
by bacon by any other improper means. daughter
scene OF great confusion and apr23T 19SE pace; Who m
called for the OF affidavit ana then, wnen II
partly read sought stop the reading In order
that he might the remainder or Ills nVe minutes
by speech. Several Republicans inSlsted that the
paper should he read anu Mr. LUTIRELL asserted that
the other side was trying to slide free speech.
AT length Mr. q. +. HOAR sep.. Mass) interferei on
behalf OF Mr.. LuttreI, claiming that no had rishi
suspend the reading OF the paper, and To proceed
with his marks. Under the ruling Of tho Chair TO that
effect the disorder gradually leS5ened, and the Commit
drifted away from the Alabama episode, ana pro
ceeded with the consideration OF The bill. . -
Tho Committee after disposlu2 OF nine out OF tho 65
pages Of the bill, rose.
A PERSONAL EXPLANATION BY MR.. sYPHER.
Mr. SYPHER lep., La.), rising to personal explana-
tlon took exception TO Mr. Eiredgc Dem. Wis., having
had printed In Ths Record a personal aing at him
(sypher this remark: II do not want to hear from
the gentleman from Louisiana That people have suffered
enough from his sort" This remark was not In the
by Mr.. Eldredge Now" saId Mr. SYpher. "f there
any sort than he and his sort they must DC
mighty low. 5houts OF "Orderl Order!' Take u
down." &cl II IL uDparliamontry WlthdraW lt'
do not wisn TO transcend the rules OF the House'
SMr ELDREDGE-I said that and meant 10.
MI SYPHEi;-Tha act OF attacking member uncer
tho gise CT making personal explanation (AludS 10
Mr. Eldredge's correction OF The Record, can only Do
characterized cowardy and contemplate.
Mr ELDIEDGE-I made no personal explanation
although 1t Is go headed In The Record did not con-
personal explanation. There had been mis-
take in the report or speech and reproduced he
speech nearly possible, aud asked leave 10 puDsh
IL. have nothing to take back
The HOuse, at o'clock, took recess III hail-past
O'clock the evening session TO DO Tor the Suadry Cli
Appropriation bill.