The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-05-08

| INC uo4S GO au0LHer. !" WOULDN'T
be in there with her for a good deal"
-Edaoard Eggleston, an Sunday Af.
ternoo's for May. eqsean'al "a
Tennessee Senators and Repre-
sentatiYes on the Blair Bill.
The New York Herald has inter.
viewed the members Of both Houses
on the subject OF the Blair msve.
ment and publishes their opinions.
The result shows that. of the whole
number, two hudred and ffty-aix are
opposed-to ii. and sixty-seven are
"On the fence The opinions OF
the Tennessee Senators and Repre-
sentatives are thus reported: s
Senator Bailey (Dem.) is opposed
and says: /" There is nething in it,
and there is not O man Of sense In
the country that would have it re-
opened even if it were possible to do
SO" 'a
Senator Harris DEM says: ct
shall oppose any agitation Of the
question touching Mr.. Hayes title.
The scheme is not practicable; but.
in addition to that, it is fraught with
harm to the country and should net
be encouraged. No matter how the
question was settled, by the Electo.
raj Commission, right or wrong. it
was fnality.'
j. d. G. Atkins. (Dem. has not
made up his mind: !" think that
Hayes is an unmitigated fraud. butt
am not sure that the country will
be benefited by raising the question.
/ think we are in the hands Of the
Philistines any way, so far as the
currency question is concerned, no
matter whether Tiiden or Hayes ia
President. l do not consider IL
practical question. / think that
Tilden has forfeited any extrasrdi-
nary chance to put him In power by
his cOwardly course last winter"
John M. Bright Dem is opposed
tOit, the says the people of the coun-
try demand that it should be left
alone. The bill has nething about
it to commend favorable considera-
ton. ~
W. P. Caldwell Dem.) opposed:
" | am against anything Of the sort.
The question was settled by con-
stitutienal tribunal and should not
be again agitated."
George G. Dibbre1 Dem.) is ep-
posed to it: g The Judiciary Com
mittee is a conservative b0dy. and &c
is exceedingly doubtful whether we
shall ever hear of the question agaiA.'
John F. House Dem.) says "I
am not only opposed to the bill, but
think it the most idiotie measure
that could be invented. It ought TO
be good evidence against the origi-
nator of the bill that he is non com.
pos aaentis.' .s rs
James 81. Randolph (Rep.) is op-
posed: There might be a contin.
gency in which would support such
a bill. Believing, however, in the
perpetuity of the Republican party.
/ would not at this time encourage
it to commit suicide. do not alto
gether approve of this war on Hayes
Haywood Y. Riddle Dem. is op-
posed sit would be a waste. OF
time, and what wanld IL profit 90 re-
open the question ct This juncture
in eur political affairs2 1t would
notido us a particle of good that 1
can discover s.a eia9s a'aeia
j. M. Thornburgh Rep.) 10 OPP
posed 1T cannot be done. There
is net enough vitality in the Demo
cratic party to bring 1t before the
A1OQ5Es
Washington G. Whittborne Dem.)
says: at is a Blair movement and
has all the pecuIiarities Of the Blair
invention. ! am not in favor oil en-
the Blair family, Y shall
oppose the bill"
{ H. Casey Young (Dem.1 opposed
md says: is'I am not In favor OF the
ill. have not given it serious
hought, because I didn't think the
was worth it.' 80
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