The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-09

ficisls, one of the journal clerks and
the other door Keeper, for certain i'm
proprieties, but not for. tbisyipgl Mr..
Cox went on to criticize the sdSniA tstra-
tion for getting md, or unloading, As he
called il, Jewell, Postmaster-tieneral,
Brlstow, Secretary OF the Treasury,
Pratt, Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
and various other otkciak, shd hNAs6ked
why the Republican party had found it
necessary, the ether day. TO unload its
candidate tor governor, Mr.: Orth.
. Z Mr.. Robinson 1spliet tlaktM 8Ntif.
hcans had followed the precedent act BY
the Democratic party in unloading four
of the candidates for the judiciary; tbs.
these four had stolen S6I 900, and ths,
the Republican, party IN indhns was
10000 votes ahead.
Mr.. Cox having frum this pnsnt again
reviewed the speech made by MIR. Hale rs
not being worth answering. declared that
it was nothing but little microscopic
isult-dnding with the House andtsith the
conduct of the Speaker in the arrange.
ment of hls committees from sectional
standpoint.
Mr.. Hale-I lnsie nos sectional rehec.
ton on the Speaker. only claimed that
he WAS impelled by his party.
Mr.. Cox--Now in answer Ia tins re-
markable speech, this House cannot be rr-
preached for anything except Tor the IN
q s,retion of some Of its sppointees, and
they were removed I'rl lpuL
Mr.. Cox accused the Republican side
of the House with having stood by the
administration in the removal ot Brls.
tow, Jewell, Pratt, WilsoH," fsrysn, and
all that tribe of men whu were trying I"
enforce the laws. and with having
favored tho retsu uon .of. GapP and Bah
cock. "But" sand be, Grant Is your
representative man, Bsbcock is your
representative man; Bri.tow is'nUt your
representative man. or he wonld not have
been discarded here aid 1t Gin.
cinnsti, and whea yon say that
il has cost Euuia eulion dollars
for Investigators, you th"rcby do credit
TO the Democratic side OF the House ior
undertaking With MI the force at
Hercules of these Augesn stables. l"n
! tlhbuster,d yesterday again and again |"
permit the rcportsof these invest'gatiohS.
and to-day To- make up t"r sll your deItn-
Iuencies Ms public servants. The eshr"-
man from Maine gets mp and makes ihsi
sort ol a speech which Mirabeau once
described a. sngry, mhecIlc, fearful
and crazy, snd with thst it,ansrk con
cIude mine 70 dayp "a 'i"E
The politrsl discussion tboa went over
| 10 be renewed tomorrow.
Mr.. Lawrence, oi Ohio, then m
troduced amendments to the Constitu.
ton for that known ~ The Blaine school
amendments, M tullows:
ART. IL, SEC. l. No state shall max"
any law respecting tho establishment at
religion or prohibiting th" fre" ">'r'''"
thereof
Src. - No public property or money
raised by tssstIoD W from any puh'"
fund or property in any state "r pln'"
subject a. the legislative power ot Con
gress. shall not hr given toi"rt'" under
the control Of any religious sect or
| Denomination, .LTIQ0OIalu.
TSsc. 5, Congress slul hn>ft poEff I"
enforce this sf,icle by apptHl'riate 'les's'
| lation. Referred to the Judiciary Com
mittec
| The bill IN reference Ia III" roc'pt,ocity
treaty with Csnada sss0 GSstpAHAir'!
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