, 1877-01-26
THE DAWN
That Ushers In an Era of Poll
tical Peace and Mate
rial Prosperity.
The Senate Does Its Share
Nobly in the Work Of
Reconciliation.
That Body Adopts the Arbi-
tration Measure.
~ to II.
Tho House Promptly Proceeds to the
Consideration Of tho Bill.
Its Passage in That Body Consfd.
cred a Foregone Con.
clusfOn.
Speculations as to Who Shall
Be the Fifth Judge.
Washington Opinion Gives the
Place to Justice Swayne.
Tho President Declares His En-
tire Approval Of the Plan.
4 Florida Munchansen Comes to the
Capital with Big Stories.
Secretary Chandler the Hero OF
His Wondrous Tales.
~ TJn.rnrn- 1Yori1w E{aui1o 41.o
The President Declares His En-.
tire Approval Of the Plan.
4 Florida Munchausen Comes to the
Capital with Big Stories.
Secretary Chandler the Hero OF
His Wondrous Tales.
The Party, However, Hardly Stands tho
Test Of Leading Questions
THE REMEDY,
WEDNESDAY NIGHT IN THE SENATE.

Special Dispd!ch 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jau. n1s5.-Thc telcgfaphlc
report III to4lay's TRIBUNE closed at about 2
O'Clock this morning. Tho debate had been
prosy and sleepy for some time, proceeding,
rather than from any other apparent cause, III
accordance with that ,i'lwrittcn law Of tho Sem
ntc that somebody or other shall talk until day.
tion Of It night session. Half tho Senators wcrc
asleep on eofas or CHAIRS. and tho 200 or 300
people In tho galleries, bent upon "sceing tue
thing tl,rougll,f' wcro only kept awake by tho
relentless doorkcercrs who would not permit
tlcm to tlnitatc the manners Of the law-mukcrs
below.
WHEN nIA1sE TooK THE FLOOR
there was n general Strengthening up OF re-
cunbcnt figures. and universal rubbing Of
sleepy cycs Ills voice actcl lo Il reyci1le
lirun d sleeping cn1np. It was tho great Rcpub-
lican lcatcr's maiden speech In tlo Upper
House, and expectation stool OIL ttp-toc. Tlls
eager auditors Ind scarcely settled themselves
down to listen, however, when the speech was
over. 1t lasted scant three minutes only, and
rms little moro than tho announcement Of re-
grrtted necessity Of voting against tho measure
on account Of constitutional seEuplcs.
At O'Clock Mr.. Edlnuntls took tho floor and
spoke half an hour to close the debate. but
Senatorial debates arc not closed In any such
regular Ind sensible why. Both lie and Conk.
ling had charged tho opponents Of tho measure
With Inconsistency, and had thrust the record OF
their votes and speeches on Morton's bll OF 1876
under their noses
w1rn ANNOYING rrEr1sAc,rY,
So Sherman had to explain, and, while cxn|atn-
ing, lie condensed and repeated all the potr1s OF
bis first speech, Then Morton e1p1aiued,
optl ent1 bo w,. M trf,,1,t,,,,
popo 10 never make mistakes, Or
rbanro tis yirss. aul rot bark IN hta nssnIlants
with the tn ououup argument Of their own In
cousIstcnctcs. with characteristic frankue.s nnl
bo]dnrss, hc nyowcd TINT TIC chief cuusu of hi.
lostt1ttv m I'M Inn was that Have. had anrc
thinr wttiout #. md or,v n; hcst m cycn
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