, 1880-12-16
WASHINGTON.
A Day in the Senate Reml-
niscent Of a 'Me1an-
choIy Past.
-,
The 'southrons 1nfuriated by tho
',1dea Of Educating the
Black Man.
A Sample Of What We Might
Have, Expected Under
Hancock.
A Border Rufllan Sues for Pay
for Work OIL tic Lccomp-
ton Constitution.
Glorious Old John Browns
Shade Stalks Through
the Senate.
The Fortifications Bill Passes in
the House, Despite Speaker
Randall. ~
=
William 3. Woods, Late of' ohio, Ap-
pointed as. the Third Buckeye on
tkeSupreme Bench: =.
Tho WashinEtoninns In Fasor os Fish.
Pond Rather tllnn Duck.Pond -
Statesmen. ..,, =.
Garfeld'a Woras-National Board Of Trade
William B. Woods, Late Of Ohio, Ap.
pointed a. the Third Buckeye on
theSupreme Bench. =.
Tho Wasliingtoninns In Favor Of Fish
Pond Rather tllan Duck-Pond -.
Statesmen. .;. a
Garfeld'a Words-National Board Of Trade
--Lovees-Do Lesseps and Grant
Land Scheme, Etc.
GLORY, 1IALLELUIAII.
l1ts sOuL uoI:s MARCHING 0Nt :

Ills SOUL uOES M4t1iCIItSH ONT
Special uApateh to The Chicago Trtttht.
WASHINGTON, u. g., Dec. Ex-senator
Morrill, WAS listened to this afternoon with
marked attention. 1fe demonstrated tho sue
cess OF tho agricultural Colleges established
un!lor tho La1ld-trant bill Of 1s,s: alll urged
the extension Of that system. believing tlnt
the spread Of cducatlon was, II prominent
fnctor In material progress and happiness.
Senator Brown, Of Georgia, followed IN Ills
peculiar manner, pouring f0rti, III ,,stctaslng
strcam Of words. lie reviowed tho eltire
slavery question, the War, tic educational
condition Of tic South, the inlpoycr
isllctl condition of tie people, und tho
necessity fur appropriations from tic
National Treasury As tho Sonntc was thin
when hu concluded, tho vote on tho burnside
bill was postponed until tomorrow. II
Browns speech was tho 'onc which he llns
extensively advertised, 1t failcl to meet OK
pect0tlONs.
ESTIMATE OF SENATOR lIOWS.
Senator Brown Is n very fluent, bltt Il very
prosy talker, and Ills utternisccs l)nrtako very
much of tho character pnp.llnrly known III
"gnsli.". 1lo had good words fur tho slitvo-
holder, nna good words for tho Aboltt!onfst.'
lie thought slnvcry blessed Chrlstinntzing
Institution, I'M TINT It brought tho ,egro from
the IGNORANCE OF Africn to tho advantages Ut
civilization, and thought tho abolition Of
slayery il great ttllng.-ln thnt 1t freed tho
negro Md gave Him citizenship, md now A0
ought to hu educated.
THE 1ioitDE1s-1sUFFIAN's RAID.
Before tho adjournment Senator Harris
calIel up ono Of the lnauy cnlnls which
hayc been postponed until after tho election.
1t Yas Il Jill 10 pay Samuel A. Lowe, Clerk of
~ ,asr - 80 I'u1,"1 l'ss''"'utool
.te4'H"S III Ac"'o S.''oo Aot MS aci'!ecs III !'i'
tleXmE % anu eultihE Waat was Known rs tAe
taaoR Goao u 1efl'toElal mws. senator
.tns;,ls e!ol"sntly 11u' gsapn1cal4y described
th'sl efr'poFlal1ee'sIotare' 'llil Inc laWs passou
y, II, le.uu1G soti.e VI ll'cli u ss!ow thalr
e'acity toWAtNs tlio coiolctl race LIZ scapi-
tug c1!llclss: a'id 'lls l!lnslohs 10 Allssolf1,
plongnt up senator Fes1, VI tllnt STATE WHO
o oso sssn a aw1 He Ms'e ~ sa
hanl words aEat1'st ITO use Ills wor'IS)
THAT OLD sc0USD1.EI, JOHN Hl'oWN.
WHO met Will tho fate on tho gttlows which
Ise dcserrca." seiator ingalls, replied Will,
great courtesy, saytns tl'at lo tlltl not lnteid
10 10 PROVOKED Into n controversy even
about John brown. That bravo old ,na'i'
was hanged as n traitor, but tho
Nation took un the flag tt'at he laid down Mt
liarper.s Ferry, anu boro 1t lhrou9l, four
years OF war, until 1t was wavett IN triumph
III AproMattox Court-liousc. Mr. lngalls
tlen went on 70 show tfAt t!.ts Hecount for
editing anu publishing MI Infamous code was
M OLD clnlm which Ind not been presented
70 tue Democratic Congress aft0r 1t was COLI
tractea, arl which was 1IoW trlimpctl up for
payment. Without nctiol on tlo resolution,
Inc Senate ADJOURNED.
TIE MOST EXTRAORDINARY THING ABOUT
Tlals C.AlA
was. 'sat It Should evor ''"vo been presented
~ Congress Ihat Vcs1' WHO Wiohes ID tao
clnss uiat l'h1Gs Tug neRfo. SHOULD '1aso e'!'o-
ca1ca tiia oIa l'lack coao WIS mt sarnrEal!lg.
neil ill'l ~ felmr!eA 10 bo nstolts!let tl'At
SENATOR Eunall''s Should ha'c spoken IN r.
snccfap'o turns Ut tho 'ne'!it'ry VI John
bro"il, "i"l 1t lnay bo tl!nt Tomorrow n1l'
other deorg!a bclHtor Will toit over tho story
n Alcel!ng ha,lsAs.
FHoM "rltE lsEcol!n."
~ IN "t.1fft Assoe'atd fttss'
NAa1i1S0TnS, u. T., Dcc. !o-Illn Scnnte
part ut this pruueotts Of thu h.tlts ut public
la1lds to public education, alsd Afr, Burnside,
lts introduccr. Advocated 1t. ilo WIS foi!pwud
BY alr. Morrill,, ais0 IN support of thu bill.
hIr, Drawn followed hIr, AtnrrttI In SUP
port Ut ti,e bill. liz pointu.l ont tllat ,lpnrIy
oil our prominent men, froMl Wnxl,ngtn,t II,