The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-08


The basis upon which Stanley Matthews and
ros,er hnyc been endoayoring TO trade with
SBgrd Hn to Dem2c19s s,sn3 Ther9i9re nn Morton Was
lcgg's case. 1ncenscd IA he was at
Banes "ndacity in pushing. him aside epd
Conkling was like the great Grccian chief.
tain sulk ing in his tent Tho query was would
red flag to draw him forth TO battle beside
MS stu moro ancient enemy Blaine. II was
proved. however. that onking. remembering
Camerons at Cincinnati, would feel little dis
posed to take a hand in the fight. inasmuch gs
they were now reaping tho fruits of their double
treachcry. Edmunds was not present when the
Sennt" met He was the only man on the Re-
punIIlic9n sidc who h9d he been - di3Eofci.
flushed as he was with his succcss yesterday.
The Senate was called t. order at IL
o'clock and after Grover, Of Oregon, hQd been
told tn take a ha j. seat for tho present Blyard,
who was entitled to the Moor on the Kellogg
resolution. began his speech He made II legal
presentation Of The Democratic Side OF the case
but made n mistake when he consented
to meet Banc on his own ground, 10y
joriy of ihc El'rtor@l Commission '', on
the Louisiana case was not an endorsement uf
everything the Infamous Returning Board had
munds had not held that the Louisiana Return-
that it, ats could not b. questioned. liHvard
replied that Edmunds had only held that Com
gr"s- had no power e. go l"hind The returns
Blaine drmnnlrd whothcr the very question
OF the legality Of the Returning Board
had not been l.,--ad upon and when liayard re-
iternted his iormcr nnswcr. Blaine with his
old domin""ring habit. cut the senator short on
IN his remark 10y shouting in stentorinn voice,
All with grent emphasis on the - al y
doesn't thc senator from Delaware see that
+, Is begging me whole question,
surprisedtha grave senators. and thny looked
AT the senator from Maine in "pen-nouihod
more wildly before Blaine concluded his reply
10 Bayard. His speech ofyC-trrday Was BOLD aud
andacious bat Tint ~ to-day was stil NOR" ad-
Nchiur. some and intrepid. He had rei"rred v''s-
ierdoN To- the k-loor VIII i-pcr lngr apd rumors
Hitting about the Capitol rnrriduI- ol hargnlus
nm "a in advances about the Abandonment of the
Packard and Chamberlain Governments. and
had tl.rn challenged any senator tp r.-r in his
rla 'c ami fatnor thes, PROMISES ON behalf of the
new Adm nIetriltion. He had directed hi- r.
marhs to John sherman. He looked square 0t
him w!en ne made the demand. hut sherman
pointed in his reference ~ sherman. He took
two or three step, toward Shrrmnn's scat. aud.
d,, b9ntnS M % %Ins"t a, hlm, eNc'aird M' VA
bargain nnd salc;n But sherman would not be-
aiied into replving. He hung his head; and
turned to the Republican senator's all about
him. and, with great dramatic effect. said that
ne wa- T. stand there alonr rontendlng for
the rights OF the southern nion men. white as
well as black hcw.uld do u, and hero and now
hc would throw down th" gage Of battle to any
ltcpuhli an .nator who would dare champion
th" ptmpn-e III BETRAYAL OF Packard and Cham ,,cr-
peiirg- ana secret hurgaln- nud said win
irunpnant sn"er. that he had Just boon
ir,ii MIN he had soii oh'n, This
ilr!iiN K uc aul then. with drnmati" 'nnHi.
Il" prolu tle d rptcn from tnAmh.r.ain
G. cor .u. anl icud IL with gr'at dDinoriIol.
In'r' have p..n f'v more Intensely .Naf .n;
-'on 20 ihe Senate Ct .mN q than W.- ilI-
Hnnr1 d'",n- 'ne r'fff.ns i.s "i the 'inm, ''.
ln-h. ID. ~ sN"n " r"ien",l AZ b.. nu,
Wi a.l.-iat.h vht'i he w.nl ipkc ,at i.a,l.v
oi rDulinE. Expectation wa- ou the tl.t.H. 80
one r"uy inar,n Ti it, wa- coming. Wh'n t'
le..chol rnan looked NJ with evident re-
li'i II ult 'untetiN mad cNl"t'd That llls
name would h- mentioned. Blain" rang the
"anI- e,i , IN i6nirni NIX ranS ny nai NJ irl %.
ftirl u4ain ~" h!lu a" lhfdiloli ~, Yesterday
that Hayes anu Iarkn.d hrli ly %"
7", nna ''.'. l ,'l,i "a, ,,u ,, ii''
hHl ...n ,'s.f iintr Pr .i'nytya .. irsul
Nilt 81 .N'.'. Aiif Bhln' 'uu" VI It.N,
WN' n -Nr'rnS n.''.F 7Nl 'uNi
h' W., gong i' d'- .-- il' irsll
H. n'' N.'- m, "-i'g' t. , lns 'ii ''',nt ,.
ll'uni Nt i F. ..! liiilu' as L. yNr', .,InN-Ii
II was Alri'al g. ihc lmpr a',ne. Mnr.n
n'i'h'f iho, "iri lNal Pee Mds nan -hc"it. lh
Il .aHse. and tu' m0t'n'r WIS irr --i h"
thnt ~" l Al .N"r nrl. f'fin~ Mih VI" Aaiu.u-
islr"irian is1i X. M ,r,-, 9i- Hs 2i recruitment to-
lN tii. -4'ai -u4pit "i O., Nh'iY NNi W.-
iak'n n' 30 l.i D A.ri "N
would o. lnn"uH.d ior ,s'N iol day, hui u'
th Nm tif "a pl il.' DO -'," 81 ii'l u lia' l--u
h- llad in tur uiil,k ON IN. Admin .-trti.r.
IL w's very r'dsnl; Il r. uW
- a. Laf an rH''l. because, 'hiE tiN
Erpul leans larol to vote against him. Bo lih.
burnside. tlristiAncy. tonkiiug, Jones ~
\ Nddn amt VI M'frl., "i Nrrmnul' ulil TWO, ,"i
tln So. Bulr-ule and Morrilla apo,' =, ,zed therefor
bounced.
Blaine looked severe as the roll call wont on.
II i' VS. SATISFIED Win ms Muih. In'if WIS