New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

streets Of london when Frenchman ran with hot
poker in hand wanted to apply IL to the msn5
the Frenchmas Monsieur you will not let me do that
thug you will not be unjust as to refuse TO nay @ s
for heating the poker" lSh0uts OF laughtEl Sne uu
not destroy the Union Oh, no She, aud her adnirais
and her judges and her Presidents n and moi
those admiras, and those other great men ,oI OF
hers were in their graves. ey uStatoes %etS aqe
tho best of the pOatOe Is under grouno WIN .o' DU
unkind enough to say that virginia keeps ,no ,op & ~ @ al
under ground when the rebellion broke out anu no"
pass this bill because Virginia loves Massachu
How warm is this affection for Massachusetts, Massa-
chusetts, every once In while sends out nH S
has spasm for being caressed They TOOK her Wepste
and they told him they would make MN iresueLt .c
he had the smiles OF beauty beamng upon him. as they
beaming upon some other occasions, 10 coax nni
from the pathway OF his education, and from the path
which conscience and his great heart urged him to
pursue; but when the spider had gotten tne %
sets fly into its net into It's kltcneh luto s PAL
what good did it do him say here to your Massachu,
setts Websters, TO your Massachusetts Iorlngs 10 your
Massachusetts HOar family Ishouts OF iaughterl ulat
when Virginia has used YOU Will cast you of as an
unworthy thing. "Ah but" says my learned ana so, n,
quent friend from Massachusetts tMr Lorngl, we naa
Centennial" Yes, there and saw the Preparatons
for the Centennial We wanted Sl,50OOOO to De ioaheG %
by the Government, good security-securlty Nhich
has returned us every doarto celebrate the
anniversary of American independence, anu F, i" of
Virginia for which TO have q new fOuIth Vl
July Ggaye in the negative these vo'es 1"oti. VII
Douglass. Goode. Terry ana MaikeT M tho any Fourth
of July OF the one hnndredth year. and that
vote by bagger alluhg 10 Nj; ; VIZ
who was a man whom heard a gentleman from VT
ginia in this House bearing the name OF J9hn Go3Ge
taunt with being native OF vermont anu "uu'e ''
as the member from Vermont" ,,,
NY Northern friends, Democratic and republican, an
lay not the attefng HpH % yoU ,U cycs oVen do not
stand in the way of Virginia. III she VIII Dullu %
factory tomoTroT VIII VUie oY,dnce IET would lead vr
giua 30 build ship will vote for suosiu! W .i.
snip. II Virginia VIII do anything IN order 10 prono
the prosperity and happiness OF her people enee' Sm
Democratic politics augnterl' avn WIN heL ,'r "s
Virginia loves Massachusetts,. had forgotten no"
much she loved
FURTHER ILLUSTRATIONS.
Mr. DAVIS Dem, y. C)-Wll my friend vote to take
tho tax Off Virginia tobacco, which o2presses her
people
Mr.. TOWNSEND Gcmphaticallyl-No. A man who Is
not willing TO pay for the tobacco he chews does not
deserve to have any (Shouis of laughter and applause
We have had n specimen within two weeks OF how
much Virginia loves Massachusetts, never sail 1orEet
how The wind blew and the thunders rolled. and the
s'orn came and heat upon this House when
the gentleman from Virginia beside me ld5;;
Harris Dem & Na ;o IGw NEW. r1 G ont % from " be- .ea To-
which he lawfully elected, man from Massachusetts
equal in social position 10 man whom Massachusetts
ever raised since the landing Of the Pilgrims at Ply
mouth whence my ancestors came Iaughtrr; and Nir-
giua walked mp like little man, ana showed cr love
no SG anaTTS Wl the Gentlemen irom Virginia They
arc able set Of Rcpr, scntaiycs' and very aniahe
and excellent gentlemen; but they are trained III Tue
old Virginia school Of politics, and that il complete
pcrvcrson of the Asscmbys cat, chism The catechSn
which has been taught for the last hundred years III
Virginia IL "Quesou-What u the chief end OF man
Answer-TO promote Democratic harmony lLaughter.l
Thai n all Virginia has been attending 10. VIII not
find fault with virginia farther than am obliged tn'
hut Virginia after hundred years. win
her little wagon to the rest OF the world. and
asking the rest Of the world y 1t VIII not load tte
which started ahead with better education than any
other state except Massachusetts; with more wealth
and more power and influence than any other stnte:
And now, even Eew-JeTsey, which God made last
OF All ihlnss t4hn were nlaue war 81 crea
ton, he had load o, sand over ana ana cae9 GGm9eGd "a
went 10 work with her "mudsills," while Virginia |
Gnccd in Newark would buy out, body and breeches
any Democratic state In the Union laughter.l IL Is
though am an old man am not afraid to be called
demagogue. | am too old for that Some men may sue
Mr.. WRIGHT Dem, PENN. who considered himself
alluded TO last remarks Of Mr.. lwnsend arose
on the Democratic side OF the ball. and asked Mr. Town,
send II he understood him TO say that he was not afraid
~ MT. ToWNsENDe0. yes; | am too old for that.
Mr.. WRlGHI.liere Is young genteman IianghterJ
who is not afraid to be & called demaGoSge no,n,
in my history. or IN my associations TO lead me 10 be-
fye a gGn but Go that in
OF lie who abOrs diligently IN his calling Is worm
hundred politicians aGgnt,er ana Sraa SSPRaq.% a'S
friend from Georgia (Mr. Biounp OF the Commit
@Scb on that Ge snys about the mPTdpy OF put
ting another burden ON the backs OF the over
burdened people Of this country, and hear occasionally
from gentleman from PeDnsylyania, who has just
honOred with his beautiful countenance that always
cheers aud nebrates laugher about Keeping the
burdens people. Now what u proposed here IL IL
proposed to cut throats Of the aborng people OF this
country with silver knifo with ewellcd handle. pre-
sented to US by the gentleman from Massachusetts r
Loriug Cut away, gentlemen turning his back on the
Chair and walking toward his seat, but you shall not
have my throat. Laughter and applause.l
This ended the debate on the bill The Senate amend
ments to the General Deficiency Appropriation Bill were
concurred n and those the Diplomatic Appropriation
Bill were nOnconcurred IN
Mr. O'NETLL rep, Penn.l presented petition OF
the president the Phiadc phia Cotton Exchange aud
other citizens asking compensation for mail service
in American seagOng steamships, and for open cOmpe
ton for mail service and the House then, at 435
o'clock p. m. adjourned until tomorrow.
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