, 1880-04-27
WASHINGTON.
Resumption OF; the Senate
Debate on the Kellogg
Spofford Case.
The Democracy Indignant Over
Charges Made by sena-
tor Blaine
Relative to the Corrupt Methods
Of Dutler's and He1logg's
Seating.
Protraoted Discussion in tha Senate
Over West Point Appro-
priations,
Growing Out Of q Plan for the
Education Of Indian
Children.
Gen. Shermnn's Views as to Haz-
ing at tho Military
Academy.
The Tenor Of Lord Sa!isbury's
Note on Fortune Bay
Outrages.
War Vessels 10 tio to British Waters to
Protect Our Fishermen.
How Mr.. Hurd, Of Ohio, Hopes to Modify
The Tenor of Lord Salisbury's
Note on Fortune Bay
Outrages.
War Vessels 10 tio to British Waters to
Protect Our Fishermen.
How Mr.. Hurd, Of Ohio, Hopes to Modify
the Canadian Tariff.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THE ARGUMENTS YESTERDAY.

morning hour III tho Senate debate w1,s rc-
s,.n,ed in the Spoifortl-kellogg ease, Mr..
JONAS, Of Louisiana, having tic floor. Ills
speech wns characterized by intense PARTISAN
ship and obvious hostile teelng townrd kcl-
logg, and was mainly devoted to discussion
0f politics in Louisiana previous to the etec-
ton Ut 1876, hts aim being to show that the
Republican control Of the State lad all the
time been characterized tby corruption md
fraud. llo was bitter and violent In his
epithots, md IFS speech served only TO show,
hctter than anything whldh he lns heretofore
done. tho small c,4aclty bf Mr. Jonas rs n
Senator Of the United Stntes.
When Mr.. jonas had concluded, hr,
Blalno took the floor, ailli in tic course OF II
ifv-lninute speech provoked tebate whtcl,
lasted for two hours, a,ld was one OF tho
most Important, til n partisan View, of the
whole session. Sir. B1a,ne desired to call
tho attention Ut the country to the extraor-
d[nary intolerance and sectEonalism Of tho
Democracy, who lIad, within the short space
Ut six years, gut
rossEssION OF ALL THE 'sENAT0IlIAL SEATS
belonging to the sixteen Southern Stntes
exccpt two.-those OF Mr.. Bruce and Gov.
Kellogg. Mr.. Bruce's successor was nl-
ready elected, md Gov. ;KellogK hatt but n
l'"ct'on VI us ecln' u,'nei'e' "''a now I'e
Mnolo aou.'. IN. u'..ou " o"as ~ a'h'
possess ao'' hc',ogs Ut h's seat lot the re-
'na'nser o1 iils tetm' Ill Vlolatloh OF MI ei'-
uc'stal'oa,K Ilas "!t th'eues "ete pouna 10
ooseT'e. tie s"''i he "oaa sho" tnat ttl's
UNDERSTANDING WIS not " ny own a''tfor'ty'
p"t w wv "atnos'ss u oo"ule1n uclaoc1at'c
Newspapers a''i he READ from inc charles
ION Nct0s dh4 ConFtof extracts from
tne record ot cohgress ~ uo time
he''oge "ho nut'er OF oontn Car.
o!'nn were sea1e'' 10 snow that
hnt'er never coa'u ItaYe oeeh aetnhttea ni'
!g iess NSlloKe iaa htst peem given mla seat.
l my "11"s'o'' u tat o'f"e's1"'lalnk n'lceea 10
naVo exlstea NJ t'hat 'Ii.le iitea up tIle whole
Dehaocfntac sue OF tne claamner, ana Mr.
Mf. liialne tflslntlatcd that no had made ahy
bargain to get Ills sent. bir. hla!ne replied
that OF course tno senator hat not beei, n
! party to any Understanding tlat existed, be-
cause he was not 1ne1nocr OF tie Senate at
the tl1e'
Mf: balloy' OF Ichnossec, inquired Whethas
Mr' bla'he was
PARTY TO ANY AdhEEAENr
for seating any SENATOR or wllat senators
were parties to my such agreement. lla did
not believe that any Senator's ever Madp slscll
nrran,npt,t no1j f1lpf fhHra ayna f,r, 1,nnfa
~ "k!eo'et' WIZ ,''at .4'o.o "aa no o!aia
.ol te asseIso ol t''0 e"'s'e''ce u a"S soc''
understanding.
A1r. Nayard said TINT hfr. BlaIne's charge
was so remarkable tint he could not believe
ss ne !t .n ~ a' ssto; ''',at w. i. n''a ao
sl.et .he ClofK 10 teaa wlla. OIL: niallaa hsst!
le proceeded, Willie tho Clerk wis finding
tba nassuao intensn s1lcuce ,,raynficd in the
~ ~ ,a, o.s ~ .. ~ ~
ehamoef, Mr: nayafu Stopping To the front,
III order that hs might catch every
feeling, When tfc Clerk t,ud conclutlctl tho
r.adp" ~ na"or, @ ~ y sor,n',u ,n"a ~ s"o
1eaaane, ~; NaSasa' III SERIOUS to',e' ae'
clared that this WIS great anu gross charge
to 10 nlatlo by member of the Senate, who
WINS n member at the time, on the authority
~ ~ o,n"vu,o~u article +, rn,yo,,a,'"r ~,
w. "' u'oa os n1.so ,".',. T.. ~
la1aed' ne Aalu lAaI !or hIh1se'l ala 1or the
DolnocHttc Senators liz scorhtn!!y denied
tae charge. hlr. lila'ne !'a<l characterized
/ this ns ar honorable understanding. Such
m untlorstnmjlnv coultl not bu llononbie.
Int WIN