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1nare Is no remedy known TO medical &c ence
which has proved Itself more VA uahe IA ca.es III
Kinney complaints han the tEGEIIEE II acts
directly upon the secre Ions cleanes and u Iihes
action.
The following extraordinary cures of great snT r
ers, VINO had been glven up by the lie phy-cian.
hs hopeless cases, Ill speak for III mstits ana
should challenge the most pr found tent on, I he
medical faculty. as well rs of those WHO suffer
ing ftoln kidney gumulAlnt
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NEARLY BLIND.

II. II. STEVENS: Dear ,ir- neypresBlng nv thank
to you for encts derived fir IN he use vi Y, lnr,
and 10 benefit Others, Will 81 e.
When eight or nine years old ! was afflicted with
scrofula which mad Its APPEARANCE III my eyes.
face and head, and was We srear bind r two
years. A kin's OF operations we. e performed on
my eyes aud all 10 no go d result. Fna ~ III dl'
ease pr ncpa ~ settled in my bnly, limbs and feet,
and al mes Ia an aggravated way.
Last summer wes rom sOibt caTlsn. weak In my
spine and dney, tnd 1t was Il times very hard 10
retain the urine. setinp your adj prlia, IN. mt n h.
Commercial bought a bott e Of vegt ne, ant om-
meuced using cnrdlng to direct ons. In tw" o
three days obtained great relief 1ter uing fou
dive bottles noticed had q wond Il fu effect On
Still Used Vegrine and The hum us sores one af Ell
attribute the of the tNo diseases 10 tege lne,
and II thing else.
II / am ever affected with anything OF The kind
again shall try ,,getne as the only reliable rem g.
dg. Once more accept my Ihants, and helleye IN
10 be, Very respectful ~, AUSTIN Ptklf,ip.
Dec. /, 1871 No. IS Gano St, q cinnati, Ohio.
Diseases OF the Kidneys, adler etc are always
unpleasant. ~ ut times they urcome The inoRt II
tressing ami dangerous iseHso thai eau effect IN
human 81 st, IN Most diseases Of III. XII Inc . arise
from mper les n The blood, causing hninof
which 81 tile on these parts. Vegetne x els any
known RENE v In the whoe wor 10 ets sing nd
purnng the blood. thereby causing hi althy atti
10 all the organs Of the body.
vEGETlNE Is SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
untr fsly
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MeaifaI.
KIDNEY COMPLAINT.

Probably there Ia no complaint that afTilcts The
human sy-teu, which Ia so little undeIsto d at The
present time as some OF the vailed forms Vi K d.
ney Complaluts.
There is no disease which causes such ecute pain
or more alarming In IT. results than when the ktl-
nei fail To secrce fr'm the bloo the uric &C a. d
other poisonous substances, which the blot accu-
inmates in Its c rcul ZION HI ough TIE sys, III.
Ii 1ri IN any cause the kidn VI fail TO re rn the
functions devolving upon en-, the foundations
nre taken up hy The abs rhen's and The whole sys-
TEN thrown ihtO sta'e Of d eaa.. cauilng great
.ence the Importance Of Keeping the Kidneys and
blood In a healthy condition, lhrugh which all the
impilrltins of the blood II ust pnss
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Police CouuT.-Paul Jones md Charles Smith,
for dlsoiderly conduct, WAS fined g and costs
and required to enter peace bond of 900.
Henry Wilson, charged with the larceny of a
coat and vaiFe from George Harris was com
mitted in default of $500 bail for court.
Juo. Reardon, who was arraigned on charge
OF entering tho house OF August Ashenbacl
with intent to commit larceny, waa alro Conrilt-
ted for Court in default OF $500.
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voung man named John Coidwell, clerk i'll
the Baltimore Water Office committed suicide,
Yesterday. C0ldwell had been an OPIUM eater,
and the se Of drug the caused frequent Its Of de-
PRESTON lately. While suffering from one of
these attacks he hanged himself in tho yard at
taohod "a Lis dwelllng.No. ~ North Front street.
The d. ceased leaves vito ami three children.
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The BEST MEDICINE.

EAST MaRsHFlELp avg 50, 1870.
Mn STEVENS: Dear Slr-I am sew, n y-one " ar
of age; nave suffered many Years with K'dney
Complaint, weakness IN my back ant stomach ]
wa, induced by friends to try your NEGETINE a d !
think II tne hest medic n Tor wtaknrtsof me Bui-
ne,s ever u ed. have tried many remedies Tor
this npinlnt, and never found SO much rel as
from the Vepet'np II strengthens and inyigpIates
The whole system. Many Of my acqnaintant ss huve
takenit, and hc sc IL TO be OIL for all the COM
paints for which 1t Is re mWtndpi Yours t,nly.
n.
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Cavalry Bush iI Kansas.

A detachment OF cavalry in Western Kansas
have had an exciting dash at a band of hostile
Cheyenncs that is reported by dispatches re-
ceiyed ut Chicago from the commanding officer.
The Indians appear to have been taken by sur
prize twenty of them were surrounded
and fought until the last one was Killed. The
rest of the band escaped. OF the troops there
Mnrn only Two Killed..
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Runaway. Two boys, Fred. Martin, residing
Oh Monroe street, and yhos. Hassat, ON Madi-
son street, each aged about ii yeas, lan ~ ay
from their homes on Tuesday last and nothing
has since been heard OF them. They had be-
tween them about fifty dollar.
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ti,c tS.n,u,I,y ,so,,a.co crou.

Later reports to tho C1Driar.,i,mFnnl give
more favorable information Ms 10 the effect OF
tie recent unseasonublo frosEs upon the con1l-
ton Of tobacco plants throughout Kentucky. 1t
ia not now believed that serious injury was
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CTEAM WASHING

~ ----
, While stenIa has been propcrg railroad ears
IMPLEMENTS fnr me To- neii Of n en-, only recently ras
ii teen iau 10 io wlhau's work In the Kitchen. II
is nov haroes ed IN the en- MPoN N'HhhA
WA HER, AMI NJ DEIu Wa II AND BLEACH
PERFECTLY, by driving the water up md tfen
down tht0ngh tue clothes under the ld q fOtnI.
Whine and clean, without the use of wash-buaid, say
Ing time, labor thg wear Of tahfic and the wonRIs
kuuckias The steamer viii not explode or hon
over; lhis e,tiuOt be sad Of any her cam washer
now IN use We nGeF It alone Gu IFS heIi's with
o. puriunlty 70 fair test u lis qualities IN tamil :
desiring 10 purchase should 1t prove what e affirm
Come nj sac itat CApEtIE Il BROS,
2l2 Market street; or adiress II. n. Il. H. Rl-E,
Wilmington, Del. ar X. Al IN, 2N9 Pea Street,
Camden, n. j manufacturers and prOprietors for
the states OF Delaware md New Jersey, with Della
ware aud Chester counties Pa. marlu-tf
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PRICE LIST


PRICE LIST:
ALL wooi. CAo,lMekE
.f 'I. D. SACK tuiTs w y
oR Fes w;iti, Is i. o;t Wy worm ~ '
rEHF,R d AND -AcK sufrssi0 20 worth SO 40
SUITS. .....,.................sii 20 worth sia 90
FIELD SUNS. so worth $40 90
9asY AMI OXFORD MiXtD
FRoCK. ......................sl4 90 worth III 80
AND aCK 81 Irs. "a 80 worth s1s 90
BASKET SlLK-MlXED sAch
AN FRn, sur .........s.6 90 worth SO go
SUI .....sis - worth SIT %
"lliE MiNANHA sU T.".....SiT so worth s2l %
Nc GRAY AND nx,oRn,
On AND FRoCk SUITS,
SrPERIiH QuALlrY...... $ie IS worth s22 30
AND FR.lCK COATS. AND
SESIS IN Basket lIAGO-
NAL AND BLOCK PAT
eva1lsa BLACK wiojasiii;iiDis ~ W." - "
iAr,GR i D. s,cKsND
tkOCk COATS AND vEsT',
tuPkRIUR uU ATTY. .......ti5 90 worth 500 TO
= IRA. ............. .tiG o. worth s2l 90
.uATs. $40 90 worth sla 10
CoAr ST PaRIur. ........ sl2 90 worth sl5 80
C)Ar5 FINER O taIilY..si5 40 worth $50 40
B.atL Dui-k y PAN '..... "a 10 worth ) u On
$50. ..........................s 90 worth 90
1920 observation-disclosures so worth . o.
YnUiH's CA~StNhHr st / rs. e & % worth uh
YOU .PS sIMEhE SI1 rs. s. 80 worth 90
YOU rs CHhvtUr FIT ....s 10 worth I'll 80
Y, UTIl'S CHEyIUT SUITS. SO 30 worth ~ 80
lOt 'SNOs TEn SIIr~....S . 10 worth FL UU
T. uTH'S BLUE rRToOrCHs,
lEhr. I'D sr1T,............si5 90 worth SIS 90
YOUTHS black suLSttD
flri1S Northumberland 90 worth SIT on
A~nvEts Observation-Disclosures so worth SIS %
AND We Ts...................s 10 worth ti2 90
ID. d. BACK COATS AND
VEST ............... ...: . 90 worihsil co
YOUTH, Bat X auHSrFID
B.s',KCo rs ANpvE T. Sill 95 worth sl3 20
BtN 81 CkhT Splr- lNIllh
VAR OF SrYitS FKUM s.
TO fl2, OnTii............... Sc ga 10 SO 60
sAs L.. BO,s' Cb,,li, 5. N
GREAT GUAM III. 5. FROM 70 co TO 80 60
Custom Department.
We have full supply OF nne Foreign anl Dolnes
tic Fabric,s, 4 the latast deai'ns OH hand
GENTS, FURNISHING GOODS,
We have an entire new stock OF Gets Furnishing
totts gu hand, viii Wall b. sod at the very invest
p.icts.
SHLOSS, AASS & CO.,
O. X. G Gszhan
500 Ma MAnk / q s rs FL
apri5 smeod PilILADt LPHlA.
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CLOTHING
AT TILE
0. K. CLOTHING BAZAAR.


AT REDUCED PRICES.
Being fully determined 10 malntiin curreputa ion
for having he vrry best and most stylish
READ1 mad CL ,rtiI "a ior MEN'S YOUTH
md ns' WEAR IL THlS G IN.
we have manufactured only srch as we can con-
lden " guarantee to our cusiorne y
In order to effect rapid s0tes we have marked dorm
the pr OF every tane l. TO ensure the sue css nj
rnr undertat ing. Examine our Price List. and call
i L.. .liu.ai Iilt "a. L.I,i Lrl.
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4 GREAT OFFER!

A GREAT OFFER!
HORACE W TIERS A. eONp,
4S1 Fro dway, New York, " III Of 100 rianos
and organs Of rt class akers iuc udinv Water, at
extremely prices for cash, du ring this monitor
part cesh, and balance In small monthly payments.
WAlEKS' NEW SCALE PIANOS,
are thu hest made the touch elastic, AMI q tine
singing tone, powerful, pure ami even.
WATER, CONCERTO OR tANS
carnot be exceled IN tone or b auty; they defy
mpetltion. Tie Concerto st p Is q dae mtau IN
Of t. g Human VOICE. Agents anted
Iibert dis ceun to teachers, Mnstt rs, churches,
chtois, H'ges, &C.. SPECIAL induced ents TO The
'radp. u ust tafalogl ma led, apr 94w
- .
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MONTGOMERY'S KERv!NE,

FeR THE CURE OF
NEURALGIA, HEuMAJI>M, nPAnACHR,
NERVOU. Nj 50. CIATlC a, TIC Duu-
LoUROUX, lIYsTERlA PAL /
TA1ION OF THE IIgAhT,
and all nervous afl eli ms: The proprietor OF this
valuable e'iGne does not nsk you 10 use 1t Tor
wees OF mon lis be ore you have rel eff; In ma
eases bottl. or less ot IN nfd einei al TIL H.
reqIlrel. Ut 9 sold on 3 own nlerl g. and not 10y
lit ring advertisements. and has heen Nc anu
iavorab know the cOInmun,tg.
sod i'y all Druggists
DIR Montgomery wi he happy to hive al who arc
suffer- To consult hun free of charge. personal y
or nv later.
once and store 1871 N. Ninth STREET, corner
Che rly, Phila Ell ma
Plies! PiLE,!! Pais~!!!
spohr's New Pile Cure. sure Cure aud 40 ollt
PTtYfnilye.
sold by all d alters. Circulars sont free on a.
pl catiOi.
ddress MONTGOMERY u CO, Agent, No. 10,
N. Ei,th street rhilatel hia alr-l2 en- DIV
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A FORTUNE IN 1T. EVERY FA8iI-
"A " buys it, Sold by Agents. Address, g. y.
Val kbk, Ire, } q. aproaw
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MOO DAILY TO AGENTS. IS NEW
% ~ arices and the best Family Paper in
.iuer ca, with u 30 thrumls, free. AM. MFG
o.. 500 Eroad yay, N. y. apr5-Aw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-02

Virginia is as Usual ahead of congressional
time. Our Constitution, now some sever
years old, provides that negroes shall bt
" eligiolc as jurors" BY the way, Senator
LOGAN, red.hot Republican and advocate
of the bill, said on Saturday last in the de.
bate that the law would have no effect in
States where the law already allowed ne
groes to he jurors. We quote from the
Congressional Record:
Mr.. LOGAN: desire the Senator from
Connecticut to hear question that should
like to put to him. AS understand him, in
his State there is no law which would inhiblt
the drawing of jurors of any color.
MIR. EATON None.
Mr.. LOGAN This law, then, would have
no effect in his State at all, because the law
of his State already corresponds with this
law, as understand.
Mir. EATON: do not know that there is
such law in any State.
Mr.. LOGAN: That is not the point. If
there is no law in bis State which inbibi's
the drawing of jurors Of any color, l ak him
whether this law would affect the drawing
of jurors ia bis State!
MIR. EATON: said it would not. | said
that hundred such laws would not.
Mr. LOGAN: Very we'll. Then theS ate
Of the Senator is not affected by this bill in
any particular whatever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-02

THAT SCEEE-AGAIS.-That was q funny
scene between BUTLER and POLAND last Fri.
day. Here is better report Of it than the
one we have published. 1t is from the New
York Tribune:
During the night session Messrs. Poland
and Butler were discussing privately upon
the floor which measure, the Arkansas re.
port or the force bill, ought TO take prece-
dcnce, when General Butler said, - don't
believe you have any desire or intention TO
Jet your resolution upon Arkansas before
the House." To that Judge Poland replied J.:
"You haye no right to say that. What evil
dence have you?"
General Butler: "None, perhaps, bat l
believe it,"
Judge Poland "I don't believe that you
believe what you say you believe
General Butler :" do believe it."
Judge Poland: ~ believe that you are
id liar"
General Butler: "My courage, sir, has
never been impeacbed. l am quite able to
resent an accusation like that. You had bet
ter be careful"
Judge Poland: 81 don't think have
great courage, but l have quite enough for
this occasion. Not much is needed"
at this point the two men parted, and as
Judge Poland turned around Mr.. Lamar, OF
Mississippi, who stood at his elbow, remark
ed that he thought that Judge Poland might
have needed some assistance, and minated
that he was ready 10 render it. Mr.. Poland
thanked Mr.. Lamar very cordially, but re.
marked in bis very dlgnitied way, g am a
fighting man myself, Sir"
Judge POLAND wears sWalow-tailed blue
coat with brass buttons. Imagine the scene.
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The Force Bill.

As gas feared, the House OF Represents
tiyes hes passed the so-called Force bill
another outrage upon the Constitution wh'ch
no honest mar. could for moment sustain.
This action 81 the House the Government
organ urged as important whether the Senate
should pass it or not. This suggested the
very pertiBeu: inquiry which we made as to
whether the President would dare to exer-
else the functions that bill authorized upon
Its mere passage by The House. We do not
believe, notwithstanding bis headstrong tenn
per and pnrson for u>urpatien, that he will
hazard so great stretch OF power. We mis-
axe the people OF the United States If they
could tolerate any susb ourases'
The question now Is, will it pass the Sen
ates We see no probability that it can pass
t bat body. We do Lot believe that it is pos
sible to override the rules sud course OF the
proceedings in the brief time that is left be-
fore the close OF the session. 1t will be seen
that the DeRocrats refused 10 allow it to be
read the second time yesterday. twill almosi
certainly die in the Senate. Its passage would
be another manifestation OF Radical malignity
and determination, il possible, to prolong
Radical rule, even though it destroy the
pea &C Of the country and subvcrt the Co.
vernment.
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by The committees bill,) shall be one-nah
of one per cen,un, as by the present law.
Mr. WILLIAMS moved as q substitute oae !! l y
the section that from $4,000 to s4o,oOo Tue
lax be oue.third Of one per cent from Sfo'-
200 TO $50. 600, oue.four;h OF one per cent. )
from $50 900 to $4,000, 20 cents per hun
dred and from $4,000 to 100000, 10 cents
Mr.. CLARKE favored the Substitute and
DIR. PoPHAM opposed it.
On motion of Mr.. GRAVES the section
was pissed by.
Mr.. DooLEY moved to strike out OF the
oath section the clause imposing special
tax upon tobacco to be sold by sample, I'M
les the hogsbead or box from which the
sample is taken Is deposited in the city or
town where it Is offered for sale. He was
sstouished that intelligent Legislators should
nave allowed such legislation to be enacted.
Mr. CRlTz argued In support OF the mo-
ton.
MIR. CLARKE, as the author OF the clause.
indicated his willingness 10 have 1t repealed
but moved TO pass by.
Mr.. TAYLOR moved to adjourn; which was
agreed TO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-02

Rev. j. E. Massey, delegate in the Virgil.
MA Legislature, has made an able speech on
The funding bi!L-ReligiouS Herald.
This reminds US of little discussion we
had With the Herald not long ago as to the
prcpretg of excluding preachers from the
Legislature. If we are not mistaken, the
Herald printed the above puff for no other
reason than that Mr.. MASSEY is 9 Baptist
preacher. We understand that paper to be
opposed to all schemes looking to repcdia
ton, and especially to the bill in advocating
which the speech it thus lauds WAS made.
Isn't this little "accident" or "i7cident u
enough to convince our neighber That even
a religious paper is unduly influenced by the
gown
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-02

MONDAY, olaTcu i, 1917
SENATE.
Lieutenqnt.Govefnor WRITER'S in the chair.
No prayer.
COMMITTEE REPORT.
Mr. CRlTcnER, from the Committee on
Roads and Internal Navigation. reported
back Senate. bill to provide for the repair and
rebuilding of bridges destroyed by the late
food.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
By Mr.. QUEsENBERRY: Petition OF cti-
zeuS of Ashland protesting against the pass
age of the proposed amendment to the char
ter Of the town Of Ashland.
By Mr.. ALLAN: Petition of Prospect
Grange, Patrons of Husbandry, in reference
to sheep.
By Mir. ALLAN: A bill to amend sections
l and Of az act to incorporate the South
side University and to change its name, &C.
into the treatment of certain prisoners hired
ion Granite Quarry.
By Mr.. K1RKPATRrcs A bill to authorize
the james River and kanawha Company to
execute mortgage, and to authorize qua
rantec thereof by the cities Of Richmond,
Norfolk. and Lynchburg. for the purpose OF
improving the canal from Richmond to
Buchanan, and of connecting the western
terminus of said canal with the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad at or near Clifton Forge
BY extension Of the canal or by railroad.
By Mr.. TAYLOR: A bill for the relief Of the
Leesburg and Alde Turnpike Company.
RESIGNATION OF SENATOR THOMAS.
The PRESIDENT laid before the S4nate q
communication from Hon. Il. W. THOMAS
resigniug bis seat as senator from the FIRST
district of Loudoun, Fairfax,
Alexandria, and Prince William Counties
to take effect on and after the LIST Of March,
1875.
PRESIDENT WRITER'S PARTS TITH THE SENATE.
President WITHERs addressed the Senate,
and said that the communication which had
lust been read reminded him that the time Of
closing his connection with the Senate bad
arrived. In entering upon the duties Of the
Office be did so hayinSiittle experience as pre-
sidipg officer, and therefore bad possibly not
discharged those duties with as much preci.
sion as would have been done by gentleman
possessing large experience. He felt conf.
dent, however, that in the exercise Of his
dun les be had ever been actuated by q spirit
of in partiality and desire to faithfully
carry o,pt the rules of the Senate. He ten
dered bis Wsrnest thanks for the cordially
and kindly support he had received, and
wished each and every senator prosperity,
both socially md POLITICALLY.
Mr.. WRITER'S now vacated the chair, and
handed the eayeI TO Mr.. THOMAS, who ap-
preached the stand as Mr.. WlrHERs left it.
,1EUrEsAsr.GoyA'Rs oR THoHAs's GREETING.
Upon taking tie chair, Lieutenant.Gov.
ernor THOMAS said:
Senators, ON asSa'ming the responsible
duties of presiding ottA 'er of this body.I beg
cave to tender to you, and through you to
he members of the other branch OF Inc Gen
.ral Assembly, my sincere. acknowledgements
or the disting uished honor you have con.
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Buffers Commitments.

Compliments appear 10 fall thick and fire..
quently upon Buffers devoted head. 1t
might have been supposed that Browns phil
lipic had consecrated bis person to freedom
from further assault but he is so impudent,
80 insensible 10 the things that impart pain
or resentment to, we may say, almost any
other living human being, that he is ever
provoking somebody to pierce his riddled
person with q new shot-hsc.
The BUTLER advertisements from the te-
dunn of legislative proceedings are far from
monstrous. The peculiar representative
from Vermont, Mir. POLAND, who adhcres to
the swalow.tailed blue coat with metal but.
tons, gave him a piece Of bis mind, rs our
readers know. on account of the encroach-
meuts Of the cockcye upon bis Arkansas
policy.
Mr. POLAND was wroth. 4 lctter-writer
says that he was so highly excited that his
metal buttons trembled from the anger which
agitated his mind. His face was fired with
indignation, and he blurted out that unpuri-
tanical phrase You are liar" Upon the
instant Mr. LAMAR offered his eeiyices to
Mr.. POLAND; but the solid and irate Ner-
monter replied that the prot1ered assistance
was not needed, he was fighting man
himselfl Yet this furry Of temper was
promptly succeeded by relenting senti-
ment, o regret for a naughty phrase, and
the gentle Eermonter expressed his hope
that the affair might not interrupt the friend
ly relations that had existed between hia and
BUTLER. Thus ended this very remarkable
scene of hostilities on the floor Of the Hoase
of Representatives. PETER OUNCE, nor
SSuGa TIE JOINER, aor NICK RorgoA, could
excel the gentle indignity on the one hand,
and the meek beastliness on the otber. of this
scene.
But the Beast had another gauntlet Co run.
Speaker BLAINE paid him compliment
chat was not moderated by any such thing AS
Vermont zephyr. MIR. BLAsE told him
that he was seoundrel; and it struck and
acted little, We suppose, like chillblain
Of the Androscoggin. Dir. BLAINE aust have
been overwhelmed with iniisnatioa to have
forgotten himself SO far as to waste xn epi.
tibet On BUTLER. He is ageatlemsn, and as
Speaker has studiously observed the rules OF
courtesy aud decorun. 1t must have frested
him not little that be should have been
forced to speak his mind Of BUTLER.
The bad eminence 10 which the Beast has
STAINED is unparalleled. and be will leave
Congress the champion Of all execrated per-
SONS tina. ever were exalted to public life. 1t
may be almost regretted that such being
should have to leave Congress. He might
then stand as beacon.light to warn others
from the way Of depravity which has made
the Beast the most detestable of men. In
this way he might do great deal of good.