New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-14

Mr. DawesThe Senator from Virginia and senators
on tho other side cw whether What haze SAID % Ie
or not and state further that, before this senate
negotiations were in progress by the other side OF ts
Chamber. r., ,u.o,,,,,,,rer 10 7 under-
stand The senator 10 state that the Senator from virginia
open TO negotiations from IN! ny Sator under
Mr. Dawes-Wh0 can tell WHAT the 0eHa'oi ~
standsl -.....,o. mo,
Mr. Dawes-I power 10 pardon the semaIV ", h
Mr. Butler-Certanly the Senator has the p o~eI ~
pert and impolte, and will yield him monopoly J."
Mr. DaWesI supposed that the Senator unders GOD
what meant. did not say that the Sen"'o' ii0A" "
GINA mad entered into any negotiation
THE BOURBON ATTEMPT TO SECURE MAioNE'
stated that they undertook open negotiations with
the Senator do not mean TO say that any sena'oi W
the other side in person thas attempt but unde
take TO say-from information received ron the Seo
from virginia and from sources have the utmost conn
dence in-that representative men on that sac un
into negotiations ana nau t' that n ia
lecfed and that they went with the assurance th ~
vote could be commanded that man eona pe i,io
s wise for the Other SIDE 10 on II has made
here this morning IL wosd naH S tbis in any more
omen way Everything charged against the keluoneas
side finds in fact its foundation IN the CONF t on rs
part that has given bitterness ana soln YigSinis
TO the attacks upon tne dt1' Tho sound OF my
voice who will recognize what now say, when s c,
scE OF Bourbonsm Virginia. and was desionh OI jun
| ing with him In this new departure o.. "a 7 know
40 far ms have heard 60 Ibeevethe infornatOn
given the Senator Is absolutely faSe h Senator from
Mr. Dawes. continuing raid tnat inc t t,trn A
virginia had taken his stand himself lie hSa & nv
erns 81 had made no negotiations and received NO
committees. No man from Sbe rt o uo,i want r.
With clear sighted comprehension Of the cohiloo .,
political forces in this country ne hsa tba, had
been opened upon him were the lat'Lles III b8d 70
day been opened on n new plane The Democratic party
was In yited Ia STAY 10 the corrty that tough IL,
things shonld be done and what things should h9t W
done The i9,ity In s conn Sa ssSt INTO AN abpss
bottonlcss and destructive when lie sad bu 'ni7 al"
that We viii not permit You 10 40
FIGHT WITHOUT COMPROMISE.
This yros nbt in which there could D. compromise
without destruction nrd ne who would Yield hair ~ the
omnpotent VIII " the majority, a. IL spoke through the
Constitution and thc laws of tho land. trntor 70
his country Applause in the galleries
Mr. Harris-Does not the Senator know when he
spcakS about maorities that without the aid OF this side
Of the Chamber the thirty eight snaors on that side AR
utterly poweress under the COnstuon 20 perform any
act which would he binding on any Individual IN th'
Mr. pawssDacs tie scnntor mean that he VIII aealn
secele, ~ he did twenty year. ago L". ne ' hen ,
and thai there stands with hl the whole OF That parry
which the senator from Ohio trcl lr MP 10 the sky
this morning. They will abandon their seat@ they WI
refuse perform their functions urF VIII ue' va"
ease they d. not Ike what it, jory proposes e do
he announce that We cnnI"t nt'hlIsn hul t
without hi- aid lie announces only ia ne" t'iln
what heard twenty year whcr nan got up hrr
md announced
Thai L. the Constitution which hc had sworn 90 support
and that he would turn his Ia on hs Oath ana MS nag
and go forth % make war upon H.
WAR IN An INsipioUs POEM.
This "a war I'm another form Ths s. ~ fatal. n Il sue
ceeds 20 the existence Of government OF the majority
as was the undertaking Of JcfiTon Davis when he an
nonnced the same doctrine Ia another form where the
Senator now stands TaA Il 20 this agant Has II
been resurrecied after twenty years, Of war dsascr
and surrender ihe field ias 70 come up hrtC IN ,l'
mild and insidOus form that TIE majority y lt-. IN
less the minority prove true 10 iu oath ana III dnty IL
SO this DAYS debate il imporai than any days Dc
bate which has been had IN ms thambet slh.e w
can people that there II method ~ ofethfo"hg !ht
win % constitutional majority hc-d.s thst men Az, we
gerons than that for the Ame-can people can meet All
,ber onen enenos within and without II h necessary
that they Rhouid clearly heccvcr ard secret enemies
OF the will Of the majority though The S'Laior has e.h
trbutcd uncover much by BIZ aun"uh'emehi n'r" 70
Mr. Harris. who had been for some time endeayoring
tc interrupt Mr Dawes, hero managed 10 obtain the
aoor Now he said that the fruzy Of the senator hn-
slightly abaied and a. be h,'rs 10 aL" ~, ~ 80,
meant by my crrosatory, hes 20 mswef ma n,aht
si1ply this-that your boosted Constitutional inO"y
Mr. Hin dem Ga, referred 70 the remarks made by
Mr. Dawes relative 10 the attempts made hl IN Demo
crats capture Mr.. Mahon's vote. and oucrnd an IN
phac denial Of that charge llo Wa one OF me co..i
tee appointed 10 propose an sini1nll"h o NJ M,
that committee made proposition o. the senator from
Virginia ~ what should De- donc lor him. or A. :" nov
GUESSED IN inc cg,niI@GG and be wond have
thought II an insult that nator 20 indicate T." him
that vas necessary, In oef to gain h 'oe' /" MAKE
@r. IIosr G:ep. Mass commented triumphsn'ly on
what he called Mr. Hll revelation, showing That ihc
a"S nv no1iions on committee 10 The from
Virginia lAlr Mahonel - = regular Ssione ., [
Mr. hin denied that D." lad cierr"d 10 NJ aah1n' -"
regular National Democrat ne point i inc yir
sion when. bow and s" ny nc shho' II.n , p
pubicans acted with the Republicans. and hined WIN
| he Dir .houcj bad rot announced th1t
! he WINS Republican. Why did De- not o."
NJ Sr @ maaf T1 III. Iong ndcd .Iecebc Why dd
the rise in his place aud say be- wa ip"nnt
snch spcechcs ~ tho- Of he - nal0r from M--tcnu
Erorblicsn . Novelnber wtrr he voted for Hnnc""h;
or when he wrote the letter "a which ne chhIl.,
| the Republican party tho cnp-ack parry 20
body denied that gu,l.inaus rrid I" change ~ oin
ions hat had be- changed item iid hc eh,|ln" ~,
the great National "il'h In'sl,,' = u ,d i--u
ent from those which hc entertained III -" """ l'''
No M,b"pr lind. va called the senate 10 witness
that he had not IN this trnnegrc~se ne ''
of uroprety but thai be- hal Aan courteous 80. ~
ful He bad not nirodnctn 1ne H. iot,soni who
debt OF Wiz inis 10 was his colt hRue laif 9olI
had done That senator iaN cLnhltr ', -. a.
~ ia avn people ~ repudaoists aud another e7 ~
debt payers while the record OF me Nifgihh J., k -
-" sneh party In te state Of virginia ~ dcbtlaylnt
10 SUI" h,s colIearues Interpretation of the words
W. Pa ot med nor would a. impugn, the motives
of the people OF any Stat VINO Ina d'A'' Win "' ''
''"' MALONE NOT APPROACHED IMPROPERLY.
Tie denied that any either side 81 The Cham
| her had ever approached hn Improperly as TO the
organization OF the Senate l." did not presume that
any honorable man would expect I'm 10 N'oh'" lno
amenities II life and to state what had taken place be
tween himself and Senators the subject OF organlza
ton II was true that he had been asked by Democratic
Senators ~ what his action would be In regard to tho
organizaton but whether those senators VINO cnno 10
him from either side the representatives, Of
| "A eaucus ne hal Thought OF enquirtng
| Ills respouse 20 both had been alike In effect
that he ind prefer Dut that he Intended on gu
occasions vote rs he pleased lApphnse In the gale
rtes1 He had come here with obligations To neither
party and In tho discharge o his duty he would follow