Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-18

Ia: thsg had ii right 10 c!.::cis) !ie political
cs2aut.!2:tits Of the G2nc:a!. IGhGsn cour;o hai
been rs C:-a;i5 IS jack . Llatlra, aGd II hes,
doctrines W3rG As iqGCoua gui rchulous IS
comets tel. And Mr. Gibson differed iiom
the gentleman from Nsrsymcrl lilr. Cr1ssI;
ho thought General Mahon, hid beca about
10 best rewarded private Man that ever lived
il firg:aia. F,r several yesls he had hccn in
tie reo1i.t ti' q salary OF S25 900 year, with
. b2Eu3 81 81 coo thrGWG in Is pin m01cy.
Laughter ard gravel rars And row it is
proposed 10 tnssa him u. S. Senator.
And coT, before vo:ius fer him." said Mr..
Gibson, we a5ti what patti he represents? ]
say that hn llss been cltc!cd by 60 majority. |
deny that he rtprcscn!s the Conservative psrIy
81 the Stale Of Nltsinla. Hardly oco halt Of
the l1I5 0G0 white vjtcs were cast at the late
tlIcoa. lie ls c,alition representative, and
net ;lo representative oI the CONSERVATIVES;
| all! ihCGo who have nominated him uis.crrt-
stni sh,ir people" Dir. Gibson next spoke Of
| the iutaing cut It the three III, ned soldiers,
expressed Bis admiration for c2urapo AID
honor wherever shown, and DECLARED that
had these men been Union soldiers ho would
sill bava voted TO retain Itfm. lie iDtimated
| that iii driving item from their positions tho
| ether q 10 had moro hfa7iry than himself, un
| ltsF, indeed, II Was that they belong to tEet
| class that rush where angels far 10 tread -
| Laughter iad Tnrs
hIr. Gibson mex proceeded to pay s>no
| attention. 10 tho to!crcd htcthrrn. ard 10 *
| press III 'rrIaa that thay had sid thLES1 IS
81 sh2ar," :lulii. 10 inn r2t!v clhaHg given
/ them.
Mr.. N%rvn: Ii th1 Scnlt,a.n viii aIiow
Nlr. Gii.an Certainty.
MIR. Norton: ! wall Say that 1t w. Itrn sold
| we 1nnd haze ben ald ~ Il higher pria,.
Alp'auaa hrm RraGin.trfa' S!la and payrl
raps
MIR. Gi!a;,r | an Glad that Ito genie.nno
Interrupted me with that ,x2iuua.ian. Ii
| aiIoE& that my cjlnr2u lialt!s aie stlil in thb
| market. The rcrlrman said that they could
havl Lttn sod tn cur #la for higher ,rioa.
knnw Ln:hing ci that Wo a. body have
| never made or r,tsiveI ar offer. But den t
| ciGGrmm hiy cnlored friends harshly, because,
| III slave days., they W.T., bought ard sod ~
6i;cn ty III til. have nat th. ,am. e ,saacninu4
| satIpies -
Mr.. tlam!Eon. cniaic !, tScilrt!ll: What il it
| lie Araiiamau says about lhr Ct l,Gttl members
hGiHE hru%h2
i!r,r Tie Seeker 81 | That he wanhl have
10 cal !i;o EaGtlaman lrGm CuIpapcr, Nir. Gib
| aop, to oder. Tho lauausgh he was Using was
! C :cula:rd 10 wtual tho feelings Ct members,
| ana WIS, therefore, innlmr siIc. The Spnn!. cr
had short lime previously warmed visitors and
menlttra that lie wru!I rot further tolerate All
| p!alac or laughter.
Mr.. Gibson said len ho would Withdraw
'btu>hj aud sod, srd would sly "sencili
a'ci. htyhaw he VAS only quoting tho an-
eu'r9 Ct tho ica'iou IN from Iotk, Mr.. Nor-
| tor, IN; no wcnd say ''c0Dcattd;" and he tx
| pressed surprise that tic c>or5G members had
allowed themselves to bo conciatd by such
small r2siiors as Sullivan aad Cottro had
| been trrAod cut Of. Alter dealing with til,
| pniot az some lcrglh, Mr. Gibson sid that 0er.
Mahouc WIS the nero creature Ct circumstances.
"Onc sparrow locsn't make summer, aud
SparrC;T Malone will ncvrr maka . glorious
summer this son of Gcik."
Nr. Norton: While ho docsnt mako SUN.
| NOR tic 500 o! Iclk viii to doy !!c'p to ms lie
& u. :. Seu1tcr.
Hlr. Gibson: Wc admit that he will be olcc..
Cd ~ corrupt combination.
There was sonn lurthtr colltnny between MIR.
Glbaon aud Mr.. Norton, snl the lait,r persist.
ing ia misunderstanding Mr.. Gibsou's Shaks-
Ecailhu quotation, the latter slid he would an-
s|cr tho gentleman Mr.. Nortoo) 50 tho Arab
did Marx T@aia, When Mark aad Mr. GIBBS IN
were With tho llEtoGDts abriai.
Alas! o:i=G, ia i!a5tio gricf.
VIII Do 0!ic c!mo 10 ny .citi?
WAL 10 one tei ma whcfr an?
The Arb shouted Iube Dim.
Aad rs upon the bridge did slam.
The packs rec chocG, Iubo Dam.
Mr.. Gits2n passed % 10 The considera,icu Of
TIC Gi6sti)ns iavGlvcd 10 this struggle. lie
warned Tie other SIDE that they orc but cusas-
Ing 10 Wlnl, feii! Ecw-Eu. playing SELLERS.
Tho real clash OF trlls will couc ncxt FALL Their
present d0iues but reminded him of the lines Ct
h:s 5chto! days describing the hey soldiers:
Oar musketS were Of cedar wood
Hlth ramrod blight aud now
With hayonct forever set.
AID painted barrel, TOO"
Mir. Gibson rip )ated it ElI
That JUS: about ;he fight they aro haviog
n0w aud ihvlr chltfia'n gears "a paper cap"
tnl i ncw Tia sword. I;'uprns:cl larg III
ter
En: how will y5u divide next fall? Ali
that's lie question, said Mr.. Gibson. Can you
cary read ls;min, into national politics? No.
h9E II shows hat you ara OrrnniZM DOLLY for
the spoiIa.
Mr.. Gitson AGAIN urged tta the cooIcd
members should demand mUru-nnt sell their
bitthIilht for ne q of poor pGs,um, They
ought 10 Ask a. least fer bacon ADD gre rs and
ash c.k', D1n't be Satisfied with daot keeper.
lie tuprosrl they wore u3t as ctmpotent as
tic rcac iusIcra. ttr a has been stated, in tho
Senate. that when acrl1rcd man ineeta read.
J19er h. ktoSs that Inc meets Ei1 equal.
MIR. uihsan made qlnlalion from P,nafcr,,
sHoKo ct smiling tho coalition from Their
mushroom hGlei!a TO hcir rutlen dcnthe."
answered Eoiic qd@atIGLs rr0pauniad by MI.
t,anpec. coItrtd, AID went IN to say: | iaGl
like al Italian Singing his death sour. know
III" man i'hl. Wlthcr. ia hound to 90. bnt |
want 10 Depart 10 Tho hunting crGutd of nv
I"rcia!htrn in hs;.9n Spirit. We will die nv
huf l.; hg orr unmiyed cnlniH. It we arc
Glinicl!. 10 lIuid t. thu bowling winds and
r'vhnIg waves Hn want Il go down Ike tie
haGal Ennlcn aud tx, {. tlnbln akoitrI salHia
10 psim death.
Here Mr. GIbanU, sianG,ng ac!oss Tho iItli;a
to TIM rCarJn7ch sijG. saw gentleman rsinr
from lis arat
Mr.. Gihson IN him ID, yuu wish INC to weld
f.