Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-19

Mr.. Merr:non declined to yield, on the
ground hat this kind Of debate was no. prJht-
able
Mr. Window. | have thought SO tor some
time
Nh! VI :rrimon. l think 80 because nclther
of u Is d aling III iacs Laughter.
Alr Hct.ipop cxpllined that he haa meant
that thcit facts Were lot ;or'lhec oy the nsures
and evidence.
Mr. Alison appealed to the Senate TO drop
the poll cal questions and 20 on with the APP
, preparation bills.
ro
line Hnliio"fs A'"-i AZ WIS
La thv House Of Representatives, Yesterday
when the la!l 10 protect the Texan frontier vas
nm NJ Smells c.lred. advocated biz amend
Up VIZ oiD-'s' '.''''I'' l,''V, .', .. - .,n.h
meh' ina ~ Troops '' ,,''"' ''n' '"."
/ CarollUa, aGd r@pl,d 10 NJ, C"AS Speech III
which i, was >,a,ed tia, TIC amendment had
ho,,, ,fT,r.i far had nn| ic. ,urp,s,s, II it
! "c'" 'A''>N - o',
Was 'hS' gcnt'en"" ouS''u - 'i'Ds 'o'o '''
! Hvuse matter, Tor bad poI!tlca' PURPOSES 1t
was moi 50 With lin (Smiil> Hr agree, with
"a' =, ~ "., 49,. y. s,,.a - son,b r,ro.
! l'"' s'o'' u" a" 'i'''
llua was rotten 10 'le cofe' adu u "7> ioi ''a'
: reason that nc wished the tro0Is 10 remalo' ID
order 70 lop off ina: rottcuuess. He said that
! # he (Suails, b d givcu the uaue OF The writ
ar If The letter which h, hal read lat Saur-
NV h.. xoul: -. ! Civ. t5oc D tor that m.u' 5
i;1o ~ 1te Ten Bniiar VIII vas concerned ia
nav nav. n,.,,or ,."nr n ,ors oryar,iz, another
| b.nd Il Ink uy md .,uar bin dywu
II. ~ ,s..I..; +, Mr. S,uals ana Quoted
f W.T. 'y rr;t, ~ ~; iir p'ke iats muster
! ~ m, Hague, Guided, "a Prostrat: State;
Sonib Cnr1lina under negro government
anT in sn,ct, ;ha IN uae1s 81 the LEGISLATURE
49,, nborsc,r: - ..Ii-tgaym-u." "prafes
";n,,,I l,,,i .,.t,ga rnht,.,s and oi.ir ckcts
,nli 49,. L.u ,o,, mar .,,i ,;rh ALL, !"
d. " nItt 81 ,he hack =. :. revelation Of the
aiaoi.o,s- and 6arkna.s in ro:,i,erv and ras-
49,.
~ SoGs asi-o4 Mr. ccv whothar he had
''' t,aI. - -, b,s,o,v # ,ha c;,r II Nv
VI. II .,oh,or -, t6. republican sid
VI VA. ~ ra,,,od tLor ba hsIncgad r. rhat
~ ~ - .s'p -l',.n"cr - n.,,v Which had
pp: no ~osnI. f.m Ne Y,rL and
tt.aI ,e1r ,har ID M, d,n. thc anne in
S,.t N,y.l, lArrI.u.n mr. tnn I ,uocrat
; ,,'G.I'
H. iowo-a,d of Nav York, admitted
:. VI nI 49, w. vi. w. -,
a.I@'',1 "a Jal;rht rh.ra s.;n,. ;m,,o-,al
t 5,I ~ Iote - /.I,,,,,r, ~ ,orn.
iaiitn and iCf.t O. South Carolina auQ or l:e
- Nv VII cviny -ha former 7O5 900,
u;Ih }ahi Il so 600 900. and the la,;cr az
oto n0h uith ;: dcbt ~ SIi4,nJt.U 900. He
snoks If William Vi. Tweed : the ruler OF
Nv Yore c;,v far mare than ,weva wears, and
eo;J 49, dur;,p tba, time. when rammaDy
Iii wa. j. - ror,nr and y re- nod.r Tweei,
49, ,a,.g..,,.n iran, Oaio t,nca,,ing Mr., Cox)
hr,r,h, hi. l;ttIn carna, bag ITO the civ Of
Eor, yorg SCR j. lnwn IN TammaDy Hall, ard
In,.laI nm sm;',np'y Tor the aprrnha,i1n Of
William " Tweed LAUGHTER on the rcpub.
GcaY sd / He aiui i to the other lghts of
Tammaov H.l. R,rharj G.. Connoly. Peter
p. Sweeney, Andrew J. Garvcy, [ngcrsolI,
Falls Harry Gene, g.. aud Spok. Of the va.
riou. SUN, which each mad stolen, and (reicr-
rior to thu escape ii l~cciJ s,i that the
governor had ovt yc, tguoi tiuv to nv.stigaie
tie outrage Of letting HiM escape, and that the
sheriff >tll tci biz ffic-.
Mr.. Cox replied "a Ar. Townsend, and re-
minded him tnat 1t was bccaus1 ot H,rclno!
Tllden's eu,Dcnt >clvic in diving out Tweed
that he WAS row the democratic c:udidite for
the presidency. y !.t:, however, could Got
b. got arplLu-lt ; too s0ggy to ulro aGI
TOO tough 10 Spiil--a,d h;.f vas thai whereas
ia y W \ 2rs thc authorities democratic aDd
r.uub..c.n Ike. - ! gcru1r 'ild2u at thelc
head ruri-!.cd rasca!s, IN South Carolina
I r. dical rascal. sill Ycu, urconv;cted 10 the
cours Iv.ri was i rascal, bu. be bad the
aid nf d REPUBLICAN, legislature. A. 70 bis (Mr
Cox's) takirg his carp bag trou Ohio. he had
always maiutaioc3 tits right u 0C0uotlon. and
he hid me rl1ht /, 20 back to New York in
sight Of b., eraod:athers Old congressional
district. He did net care where man was
born So long IS be was gonu aud lust. The
Saviour had been born ia Bethlehem. and tbey
ali worshipe} him. although he was foreigner
in thar rcsnsct. TEey did not however, re.
cnssar;,v Worship the iittle African tcticheS that
came from Couco. ard mat we're his colleague $
(Nr, Townsend. J op;v devotion. Laugh;cr. |
Mr., Garfield, of Ohio, al uled TO Mr.. Cox
a. trying 10 laugh uurier cut of the case
and COMMUNICATED Mr. Hartridge, Of Georgia,
for his maniul ard honorable srcech on S8tur-
dar l.sI, He wished u know whatncr the Fl 4n
bn1g cas. vas a snoradc cass Of numbering or =