Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-22
CONGRESSIONAL.
WNSuINGrON, April 2l.
SENATE.


C-, I.rl'..u was resumed OF the
a-aE appropriation bIIl.
W. Eurl defended the incorpora-
,.r .. -rr.r.l legislation IN the appro-
r-.t..a ..~. ,ayry being nothing un-
gsG 20 .'. urur. the cry OF revolution
A., substantial ami foolish, and the
r.r.ra.u.i yuudcun il.
w. MyarI having noticed the re-
mrs, .. Nr. Blame about the diStrlbu-
t.r.''.r army. Mr. Blaine asked the
>.H.r quote his words.
NJ Eyari said he would 10 so, but
R.... first have % send Tor the COHgres-
I. E-L
W. E.ur remarked that what he
>,.Na, this. That not a Senator on
o.. .'..r >.,r ut the Chamber had ever
>.. a.'.. states soldier al the polls.
NJ Ursurl replied that ii the senator
G-r-.l tn limit ms remarks 20 the
a..a vision ut the Senators, he had
a.'.- O.. ~-y.
N- Blaine ,Il his confidence in that
,a...... .aI not hcvu disturbed 10y
al, -...l,, made on the other slde.
VI Ega-i then proceeded 90 rvat an
a....' .,flu rrr>cgCr OF troops m New
l.-> .- r.. t... ut 1870, % bc present at
o.. polls O. prevent disorder.
VI G.uu- wished to ask question.
tNa,. wuy the senator did not select a
t-"..nu, ruuud IN lSj1, when President
hE..u called cut the marines to at
iy-.I Washington municipal election
AMI when seven men were shot down
vs '... 'an sgcne being within a
U.. ., 'Ur senate chamber.
VIZ a.sgri SlJi hC would discuss that
81. >.. ..urr time. ANY party or set
', u.- o. ,a,~ country Who seek 10
re.-.s. G,-lu-ymynt ON the liberties OF
tr american people should have his
I1r r. %, I., times. lie held that the
en-. y~ru, q the armies az the polls
Nt, ...y atrDy,uus and during the
EVa> c u.uyi aS belligcrent right
VI .E..t 10 length condemned all
r'....r which would tend 90 prevent
T., r.,,N-I.nD oi full confidence and
T.. .>.rr 'HI,i parts OF the country.
Il N.> Ny., assured that the hostility OF
'-- >...Ha against the other would
.,..s .rJl 90 depression and degrada-
". ... ultimately ruin both, and IN
,-H1 expressed his confidence
....- OH. Awrrcan people would support
'... ... MY Iu their present legislation,
d. F. vas .u the direction OF justice and
S'' ..- ..> object the protection OF the
".., .. ,ae people.
A- NaNvy said II was plain that the
T,.1>.'guuU did not confer on the
'A.,,i states government the
-'. r'E to regulate vlectlonsi
~--..-" 10 cuul not be
--...-.-guauL % repeal OF modify
'.''>. allowing such action. In con
..'..l. .- alluded % the former re-
mars Hi Nr, Blaine, that thirty South
s.- i'... yra,ic senators had taken part
.' .-g ..'. var. But he MaXeyl would
@,N, l.it t.ry not attend 70 their duties
an "r-r they not as mindful II publ'
'-'..'-~,~. and u deCurous IN their inter
.'.>. -> tar senators from any Othe
tN- 1, the Juion2 Their crime con
7t .n their inability 20 see with TN
- "i others. They would, however
.''..h their own convictions OF right
az thinking whom they would pleas
''l.raSc by doing 80. By right IN
-. Tie constitution, they Wer
T"-.l 90 seats on this tiool
e senator from Maine might resi
.-t,ra' That they would assert the equa
,rI> OF Their states with the others {
-, Aloa. They did not attempt
- tae enbers Of the past, becaus
-! oe.leyet in reconstruction and th
'''A'ioR Of genuine brotherhoo