The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-09

and yarious other onl.,ials and he ASKED why
the Republic D party bad found IL necsss rvthe
.,neS day to unload lie candidate for Governor
MIR Robinsoo fFaep.. Ind renlied that tho Re-
puhliuaa parry Of Indiana had followed the ore
mp -four ~ It's cauoid tee for the Judiciary;
that these four nbd stolen $4,000, aud mat the
Rcoubllcan party IN INDIANA was 10000 votes
In the course Of another dieresston, Nv. Cox
ran against the Government Printing Ohre and
Hale whether he approved OF Cfapp's real point
men,i NJ. leg onswe, we tnss "cer IT. ,hv
Tact man who should h We made such speecn
rs YOU have Just NJ de-"
:, Then be diKressed again TO the removal o. VIZ
nal Revenue, and the appointment OF Mt. Raum
to his place aud he said III that Mr.. Raum W a
known tor was the tact OF his senoine teie
Rtaphic despatch congratulating some members
OF the Whiskey Rug on their acooittai
that NJ Il um had served with Mr.. Cox IN Con
gre =, and he wis also assured ny Mr.. Cannon II
HIN IL. That there was notnlne In the cnaracter
and reputation OF Mr.. X tum Inconsistent with
that Of being an honest man.
ar. Coz inquired whether that was not the
same win Mr.. Pratt Of lndianaf
Mr.. G .nnon-I understand 80.
Mr.. Cox nea why was one put out and the
Mr.. CaDnon-I sm not speaking oil that matter.
but
Mr.. Cor NnterruptinR)- II you shake your
finger at ME In that way (plludinR to a marked
peculiarly IN MIR. Cannun's st'ie Of oIatory),
cannot lei you go on. l get scared about Ia it
lLoud lauebter1 IL the gentleman VIII put hrs
hand in his oUcket he may 90 on.
Mr. Cannon accepted the ludicrous condition,
put botn hts o .nds IN his pockets, aud went on
WI h the eulovy OF Air. Kautn Tut nls inve crate
h .bit im mediateIv got the hetter ~ him. and he
was again pointing his Objectionable finger 1t
NJ Cox, wnen Cox broke IN on bis remarks,
claiming tn The conditions had been violated,
snd resumed the h,or mid gre laughter. lie
having stood by the Adu,nistra,ion IN the re-
mOval ~ Bristow, Jewell. Pratt, BlufOrd Wilson,
faryan. aud all that tribe OF men wbo were tfy
Ing to enforce the laws. ana " lin having favored
the ret niion Of c. up aud Babcock; ou , said
he, Grant Is your representative IN n, BaOcock
!. your representative man. Brlstow Is not your
repr sentative man, or lie would not nave been
discarded here aud at Cincinnati, and wben
you say th I II has cost us million dollars Tor
lLrvstiR lions you hereby do credit to the Demo-
cratic side Of the House for undertaking with
all he force of Hercles the cleaning Of these
Augesn stables. You hIibusteTed yesterda y
ssdin and gain to prevent reports OF these in
vestig tons, ard TO-DAY To make uD for all Of
NOur delinquencies - public servants tue gem
tleman from Maine gets up Hnd makes that sort
OF n speech which ira beau once desci ibeo as
angry. Iubeciie, iearful nd crbzy, ana WIN that
remark ! conclude mine to-day.
MIR. l. wrence (Rep.. Ouio) introduced an
ameudm mt 10 the { institution for that known
M the Blaine scnOUl amendment. IL was re-
ferred to The judiciary COMMITTEE.
ARTICLE l6-SkCIIoS l. No STATE shall maze any Ia
reepe, hug an tAJlsuucnt " religion, OF prohibiting
thr ire exercise thereof.
SEC. Tue pubIIr properly money raised by taxa
ton from any puUnc fund. property any State
or p.scr SUBJECT 10 the esI lave power u IOngre
shsn ever kiyen TO- or De under control auy
gious sect or denomination.
She. .. COntr. - thai nave power to enforce this
nrticie by appropriate legislation.