Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-22

WE congratulate Senator Butler
Of South Carolina upon the admir-.
able command Of his temper which
he showed in the debate In which
he was rudely interrupted by Burn
side on Wednesday. He exhibited
q well.bred containment which is
really worthy of all honor and
recognition. Founding our judg-
ment upon the telegraphic summa.
ry of the episode, Gen. Burnside
forgot, in this passage, every in.
stlnct Of the gentleman. Ordina-
rily we should have expected bet
ter things from Burnside. To get
up and interrupt courteous and
sslf-contained Senator of the
Uaited States with the coarse
iteration, "It is false, it is false, it
is false,' affirming the triple
drivel with three heavy blows with
his fist on his desk, is very pitiful
role to be enacted by pretty good
fellow, who had lost his manners
and his judgment at the same time.
For the first time in long while
the attention of the country is con-
centrated upon Southern states
man who, when "bounced" in such
an aggressive and brutal fashion,
simply said that, since the gentle
man from Rhode Island said his
statement was false, he would not
make 1t in that chamber. This in
cident has far greater Significance
than merely marking the differ.
enee in good breeding between
Senators Butler and Burnside.
When o Senator from Northern
State finds it necessary to work
himself up to the standard of a
blackguard because q fact is insin.
uated, which the whole country
knows, Of bargain between Ma
hone and the Republican leaders,
as a consequence of which the Re.
publican party Is to get the vote of
Malone, and Malone is to ha We
George c. Gorham elected Secre ..
tsry and one Riddleberger Ser.
geant.at-Arms, of the United
States Senate, the Republican
plight is pitiable indeed. Burn side
may think he can bully people Of
Intelligence out of the ordinary
exercise of the functions of their
intellects, but that merely shows
his personal folly. Every bright
newsboy in the United States to.
day knows that the Republican n
party needed one vote in the Sem
ate; and that, in consideration for
that vote, which was obtained in
the person of Malone, the organ.
ization of the Senate Of the United
States, for the first time in Its his.
tory, was to be corrupt one-a bar.
gained for organization. We agree
with Gen Burnside that there was
no bargain in the ordinary sense.
Nothing was put to paper,
Through the agency of facile and
industrious go.betweens the whole
thing was managed by hints and
shrugs and implications. The Re.
publican parties TO this tacit bar.
gain are now ashamed of it, and
are losing their tempers. As a
consequence. they are exceeding,
IN the grossness of their speeches,
anything which, during the hey.
day of political and sectional pros.
perity of the South, might have
been characterized as "plantation
manners" Dropping all aspects
of personal controversy between
the Messrs. Butler and Burnside.
We are glad to say that we feel in
our bones that the corrupt Repub-
lican programme will miscarry.
Inc Vienna papers say that the
Princess Dolgorouka, the morRa.
natic vile of the late Gear, arrived
IN Vienna from st. Petersburg on
Wednesday morning, the 10th
ultimo, and went on the same dav
with her three children to ItaIv.
The express train takes fifty.nine
hours and three-quartsrs to
traverse the interval betwesn
Vienna and st. Petersburg. and n