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Il SH.iIiP PP-tSSLiGE .iT -IR.NS,
Some Plain Talking by Senator's Lama
md ConkIing Nobody Hurt.

Some Plain Talking by Senator's Lamar
and C"nliing Nobody Hurt.
ASIIlNGTON, June l9.-Thc mo-
notony Of tillihustcring proceedings
and the repeated roll calls was broken
at 1880 this morning by an exciting
personal controversy between Senators
Conkling and Lamar. ia
Mr.. Conkliny charged The other side
with bad faith in not allowing part
OF the time taken up by the Mississip-
pi river commission bill to be given to
the debate on the army bill. DID,. .,.'
Mr.. Lamar rose at the conclusion of
Mr.. Con! ling's remarks and said that
so far rs any intimation Of bad faith to
him was concerned, il" h I'll lived in vain
II llc was not superior to such Il charge
from sucha source. at is not my
purpose" he said, "to indulge in per
sonaiiticS. but will say TO The Senator
that il ho intended to Intimate that
anything ! have done was not in good
faith pronounce his statements false
hood, which rcpcl with all the un-
mi!igatcd contempt that feel for the
author oft"
Mr.. Conkling, who had been walk
ing slowly back and forth behind thc
benches, advanced to his scat and said,
"Mr. Presidents: If | understand tho
membcr Alright he intended to imputc,
and did n plain and unpayliamcnt;lry
language imputc to me, an Intentional
measurement. lPausing.l The Sen,
ator does not disclaim that" '.
MIR. L0mar--''i will state what in
tended, sir, SO there can bc no mis-
take" ...' ~
The Presiding Officer (Mr. CockrclD
called Mr.. Lamar to order, and Mr..
Conkling proceeded: "Whcthcr I am
willing TO respond to the member from
Mississippi depends entirely upon
what that member intends to say, and
what he did say, and for the time being
| 40 not choose to hold any commune
cation with him. l understood tho
Senator to state in plain, umparlia-
mentary language, that the statement
OF mine, to which he refers, was q
faischood. If | caught his words
Alright have only to shy that this not
being the place to measure with any
man his capacity, to violate dccencv,
to violate tho rules of the Senate or 10
commit any of.thc improprictics Of life,
have only to say that if tho Senator
the member from Mississippi i'm
Pnto, or intend to imputo to me a false
hood, nothing except the fact that this
IS tho Senate would prevent my de-
nouncing him as n blackguard and u
coward. Applausc and iisscs.1 Let
me be more specific, MIR. President.
Should tho member from Mississippi,
except in the presence or tic Senate,
charge me by intimatioi or otherwise,
lwould denonncc him as ablackguard,
a' coward, and as a liar. Tho rulcs
and proprieties of tho Senate arc tho
only. restraint upon nc. II do not
think l need say anything else, Mr..
PRESIDENT. Applause and hisscs.1
galleries. t',I p. e. ~ ~
Mr.. Lainar--'I have only to say that
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NEWS or TIE D.Il-.

The will Of Baron Rothschild dis
poses Of personality 10 the amount OF
G2,7oo.O00. '... .Im ...0. 30.
The mayor Of Chicago has order
ell reduction Of twenty-five per cent.
in the expenditures of the departments
Of the city government.
The national board Of health have
adopted the report Of tho naval board
in favor of Prof Gmnbcc's plan for Il
rcirigcraing ship. nHa,"'. ..ja
. MIR. Tildcn, 1t is reported, is about
to travel with u party Of friends iii
Colorado. The journey is Intended to
combine pleasure and business.
"A writer in the London Times
estimates fhc expenses Of the Zulu war
at near 50 SOC, 900 II week What docs
it cost Cctywayo? '".a" .'.#
Three hundred helpers and pad
dlcrs, employed in Allentown, Pa,
rolling mills, have struck for an ad-
vance of five cents per head, and the
mills have suspended operation.
Tile Atlanta jury in the case of
Hill, on trial for killing Simmons for
thc seduction Of his wilt, has rendered
Il verdict Of fmurdcr, and recommends
cd imprisonment for life in the .pcni-
tcntiary. a.ol "a .#i..1 ni11l"
The missal which fair Kate, wife
of Henry V Of England, received from
her father, and which became the
property Of three succeeding fIcDrys,
has Just been sold in Paris for $l5, 900.
Boston celebrated the 10th ami
vcrsary Of the battle of Bunker I'LL,
Tuesday by a general suspension of
business, a proiuso display of bnnting
on public and private buildings, and Il
rowing regatta on Mystic river, given
under tho auspices of tho city, and
witnessed by ten thousand persons.
,.T,Jobn Watts, q noted gambler,
died few days ago in Philadelphia.
lie was a maj, Of great Importance
aboard tho Mississippi steamers in the
old times, and his gambling exploits
arc still rccountcd. Although q Heavy
player and clever swindler, he saved
no money. Ills last words wcrc fI'n
bet $40 that get we'll"
There was. unnecessary alarm lin
st. Paul, Mimi, last week, about II
railroad riot. 1t Seems that three
hundred laborcrs, employed on tho
new Chicago and Dakota Road, struck
on account of not being promptly
paid, and made noisy demonstrations
and frightened tho shoriff, who called
on the Governor for troops. The
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The Course of Politics.

After several weeks Of tircsomc
aud heated wrangliny in Washington,
Congress has at last accomplished
something. The army bill has been
passed and approved. 1t differed from
the first bill in making the prohibition
OF the use Of the army extend only
this year instead Of for all time. Gar
field and several other Radicals in the
House voted for it. But the stalwart
Senate mado a tlopcratc fight. The
true. inwardncss OF this seems to be
that Sherman and Hayes found that
the "rcvolltion' cry was helping
Grant much more than themselves, SO
they called a halt. Tho Senators pre-
Ter Grant or anybody else to either
Hayes or Sherman, SO thoy fillibus-
tered pcrsistcntly. Burnside, alone
ofall the Republicans, voted with the
Democrats, showing that Hayes still
has a party ofonc in tic Senate. The
legislative appropriation bill has been
approved. The judicial bill, proyid-
ing that jury lists bc made out by per-
sons oftwo different parties, will it is
thought be vetoed. Congress has
fixed no day tor adjournment, but
individual members arc slipping away
every day, and quorum is with
difficulty, hold. The position of
Senators Hampton and Butler on tho
silver bill hlas been mistated previous
~. Butler is for unlimited coinage of
silver, and Hampton cpposedMto 1t.
sIamar and Conkling had a sharp pas
SAGE m !. an a I, all night session Of tho
s's'Ia9t Senate, al!q the Miseissippian got tho
better Of the stately4 l,oscoe. This is
the third timc Conkling has bccn called
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w.orkmcn have been paid, and quiet

workmcn have been paid, and quiet
is restored.
Subscriptions from New York for
the relief Of the venerable Archbishop
Purcell laregnot coming in rs rapidly
l'as were expected. Since his stay liz
iNoMsGork he has pcrsonallM rec6ivcd
hbut @,50Qy oC which +. a. DrcXel
Etlc Philadclphia banker, contributed
y 900. Eoflost Of the amounts con-
tributcd to his relief are, however,
handed in through the bishops.
Tho Workinglncn's municipal
nominating convection of San Fran
| cisco net last week, chose lNcarncy for
President, and adopted at platforms
plcdginY the party to secure u rcduc-
provides that "Chinntown" shall be
ohlitcratcd, ,.al,d tho Chinese forced to
live outside the city; that the income
of the water company shall not exceed
$500, 900 per unnum, and that all
nominees shall pledge themselves to
accept i reduction Of forty to fifty per
cent. OF existing salaries.
-AE. A. White, sixty years Of age,
wealthy planter from near Selma,
Alabama, attempted to commit suicide
~ Nv oho> lllC. lINlliltlt. ItSl "tck. Iic
had married a young wife who recent
~ clopcd with another man. White
went North with his body servant, i'll
tending to secure home away from
the scene of his Disgrace, but becoming
dcpolldcnt he seized Il razor and cut Il
gash in his throat before his servant
could stay his hand. lie was removed
to tho city hospital, where he tore the
Dandagcs from his wounds, and has
been lying IN Il critical condition.
Freeman, the Pocassct Adventist.
who sacrificed his child in imitation of
Nbraham's sacrifice Of Isaac, is Still
full of faith i'll the Righteousness of his
conduct and in.thc approval OF God.
The imprisonment and his approach-
ing trial for murder arc to him but an
additional trial of his faith, and he IS
apparently coutcntcd and happy. He
obStihatcly refuses to have counsel,
and gives himself no thought or care
for the result The faith Of his wllr,
though strcng thcncd by her husbands
calnlncss, is, however, wavcring, and
her mothers love for the dead child
poignantly asserts itself.
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AMERIcANsmav once more be happy.
Hanlan, The Canadian. has beaten
Elliott, the English champion, in the
best match ever rowcd upon the Tyne.
The victor was able to stop and sponge
his b lat and bow to the crowd during
the race. Weston, the long legged
Yankee, has just brought back the
champion pedestrians belt carried
over to England by Rowcll. lIo
walked FIVE hundred and fifty miles,
eight miles more than tho best record
ever made previously. With these
triunphs and PAROLES four victories
out Of six races, the American eagle
ought to hc content.
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COMM C.NIC.iY'ION.

WcSSrS. Etit0rS:: In addition to thc
evils alluded to in my previous article,
| call attention to a recent decision Of
the Supreme Court, subicatiny crops
grown Oh the homestead to levy and
sale. | would ask where arc the bcnc-
fits of the law under such Il system? :?
Even a tenant under Ills ruling. who
owns no homestead III personally, can
not reserve the actual ncccsSarics OF
life. This is 4 defect in the law, and
should be speedily corrected, and the
people shown that the government
under Democratic administration
means protection to the weak alike TO
tho strong. Under this construction
ofthc law the previously fat and pam
prrcd lawyers who have lately grown
lean and hungry. will again stuff their
capncious and Unsuitable maws from
the broken fortunes nfan n!r"nhr nrnS-
trate people. Let us then redress all
wrongs, harmoniZc all clements and
relieve the party ofa load that is be-
yond its capacity, in order tnat we
may be prepared with unity to glapplc
with ourpolitical opponents, and prove
i'll the future rs in the past invinciblc.
JOHN W. LYLEs.
Strothcr, June 20, 1879.
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liar, his other antagonists being

liar, his other antagonists being
Gordon and Burnside.
Radical organs arc very unhappy
because the South will have one hun
dred and shirty.risht votes inSthc
Presidential Republican Convention,
and will not give vote to elect the
candidate. With Il Solid South only
forty seven Northern votes are need
cd. >Thc Grant men declare that
Sherman is fixing all the Southern
States to send delegations for him, and
they are clamoring for Il new basis of
apportionmcnt, change they will
hardly get. If each Southern State
scnds.u contcsting delegation to the
Radical love feast, what then?
The Ohio campaign is still favorable
to the Democrats. Before this election,
however, Kentucky, California and
Maine arc to bc heard from. The first
is Dcrnocratic by anyrcquircd majority.
In California tho contest will be be-
tween Dennis Kcarncy, the Radicals,
the New Constitution party, "llon-
orublc Bilks,' rs kcarllcy calls them,
and the Democrats. The clcctiontakcs
place on the Sd Of September. Six
days after Maine holtlsa State election.
The Republicans will have u ticket.
The Grccnbackcrs already have one,
and it is undecided whether. us Tie
GrccnbacEcrs helped make Il Demo
cratic governor next year, the Demo
Gratis will not endorse Smith, who ran
on the Grccnback ticket last year. Com
bincd, the opposition vote pollcd last
year in Maine exceeded the Rcpubl-
can vote by ten or twelve thousand,
and Blaine is somewhat shaky about
tlc result this fall. y correspondent
Of the Philadelphia Times predicts
that if Kcarney carries California, the
Grccnbactcrs and Democrats will
sweep Muiilc, the Democrats will carry
Ohio, and sweep New York in No
vcmbcr. This is 4 cheering prospect,
but it's a apity that the whole fabric is
built on ncnnis kcarney.
Grant has not returned. lie is cX-
pcctcd in July. But the papers Of all
classes have about laughed the great
travelling trnnscontincntal hippodrolnc
out Of existence.
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The Dead Prince.

Further reports from Cape Colony
give details Of tho death of Louis
Napoleon, the young Prince Imperial
Of France. lie was on recon-
noitring party with six others, and,
after dismounting and resting, had
just given the order to mount, when
shots were fired from an ambuscutlr
i'll tho tall grass. The XuluS pressed
on with their accustomed fcrocity, and
tho young prince fell, pierced by
eighteen asscgais, or spears. When
tho body was recovered the features
wore placid look. Thus pcrishcd,
almost alone, in savage country, and
iii foreign service, one who at one
time was the hope and pride of the
greatest nation Of ChriStcndom. But
the evil day came, and the Napolconic
dynasty fell amid the din of battle in
the day Of Frances Disgrace. Since
the abdication of the Emperor, his
family has lived in England, Eugcnc
and her only son, young Louis, re-
cciving qu0Si recognition OF royal v,
because OF th uncertainty Of what
day might bring forth in Pa ris.
When the war begun, Prince Louis
gallantly rendered his sword to Nicto-
ria, who had always bciiientlcd his
family, and his offer was accepted
No one dreamed only few months
ago that his young life would be cut
of in such manner. Ills death is
one of the saddcst Of fcontcmporancous
events, whether considered in refer
cncc to himself or 10 the widowed
mother, who once the proutlcst, the
1nighticst and most beautiful woman
of Europe, now, bcrcft of empire
husband and'son wccps in dcsolatc
exile. Universal sympathy is tender
cd in this bereavement. Even tho Court
of Germany, it is said, will appear in
mourning for brief period.
The political situation in France is
considerably changed by this event.
The Republic already seemed on Il
sure footing; but determined band
OF Bonapartists, schcming for the re-
turn OF Napoleon w., were constant
menace. They hive received stag
gcring blow, The will of the Prince
named his cousin Victor, son Of Prince
Napoleon otherwise known rs Plon
PloW and grandson Of the jerome
Bonapartc, who abandoned his Balti-
moro wife, as his successor. but the
now aspirant has little chance Of win
ming the prize.
The death of the young prince sng-
gests strange contrast and coinci.
dcncc. lie dies fighting for the same
nation that humblcd his great uncle.
Again, there have been four Napo-
Icons. The first and third succeeded
in g'"sping the empire, but both
abdicatcd. The second Nap, leon, son
of tho first, was German, and died in
obscurity after his father fell by the
hand OF England. The fourth Napo-
leon, son of tho third, dies in exile,
an Englislman, after his dynasty has
been ovcrthrown by Germany. There
was luck in odd numbers. Will
Napoleon V. reach the goal? We
shall see.
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THE POET LONG I'LLLO
How uo Wrote Some of His Most Popular
. ....r .uT..r 81 Earoritcs.
. tNatlonal journal OF Ecu ,ation.l

.., tNational journal OF Ecu 'ation.l
Longicllow's poems arc .us familiar
to all instructors as the language Of
the school-room. Every school boy
reads and dcclaimS them; every teach
or, like every preacher, quotes them.
We once passed IN evening with Pro
fcssor Longtcllow, during which he
gave us an account Of the origin Of his
most popular poems. We will give
the history Of those which arc common
10 the "readcrs" and "spcakcrS::
The "psalm Of Life is probably the
best kaoWn OF these numerous school
poems. 1T was written on summer
morning in 1885. He was young
man then, full Of aspiration and hope,
and the poem was merely an expires
sion OF his own feelings. lie regarded
1t as Il personal mattcr-like an entry
i'll one S .ourna.-;lntl for long tim.
reiritncd from publishing it,. MIR.
Longirllow related that, on returning
from his visits to the queen, an English
laborcr stepped up to the carriage and
asked SO shake hands with the writer
OF the PSALM Of Life" sit WAS one
of the best compliments ever rccciv-
cd" said the democratic poet.
onglcllow's study is q repository of
t'iv ucN.~."A ,h:-:a' OF the past; SOU
venirs, busts ofnoble friends. meman-
oocs Of departed poe,s-Tom Moorc's
waste paper basket, .Colcridgc's ink
stand, Il piece Of Dantc's collin. In
this study stood All old clock, with the
colorings ofagc, rising from floor to
ceiling. 1t numbered the hours in
which his best poems were written.
twas -. .r@..'
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the Senator from New York under
stood me correctly. | did mean to
say just precisely the words and nll
that they imported. bcgSpardon Of
the Senate for unparliamentary Ian
gna9e. 1t WAS very harSh.3, /: was
severe. IL was such &sRo good man
would deserve and no brave Einan
would bear. hnncwel dcmomstra7
ofappvoval and uisapproval1 "
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That was neat, tho remark Of n
young lawyer on Washington street,
the other morning. a friend accostcd
him: s"John, ] wish you would change
this twenty dollar bill for me-" Tho
hlushing but pleased attorney lifted
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rates. For Illustrated Catalogues, price
lists and full information, address
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Manufacturcrs' Wholesale Agents.
mch IS 3m
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IN OUR LAST editorial on the railroad,
the word "ycars" should be ''wccks,"
so rs to read that for the past few
weeks tho road has charged for cotton
by measurement.
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