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right to divert us from the legitimate business OF the

right divert us from the legitimate ousiho'' u VI"
Mr. Dawes-The Senator said. "i II the Senator rom rom
Massachusetts has made any fou parg @ .cec~d those
words with care, that he could not DO caieu W 0
Mr. Beck~I have said this. and repeat IT, that have
never charged any bargain on this moor on @ m}
DO mot RropUsg an in canvass and will take
the responsibility there ,. NTH tho
Mr. Dawes- had supposed that my relations WIN o o
Senator were such that he would no; come into the sen
ate and, promising his speech ny shyine no horga
be careful Of his words come near making cnarge
against me I wish call his attention TO IT, am not
here TO pick quarrel, or to permit any sehat"r III aS
TO the country with that interpretation ana u HnH
makes the matter worse, IN my olihilou, h
careful 10 use words that while they mean ore thh
are words for which he can he called 20 account m
know TINT the Senator knows better than 10 cugc ~
directly or indirectly. by inference or otherWlse VII, ~
anything dshonorahlc IN this tIansacnoI enx an" and
candidly and will understand eaeh o'I'' '"" ''''
Mr.. Beck-I have endcavorcd to say that | make no
charge in public, for know nothing about a. Z ZmhGn
said carefully" excluded the porsihhty thh any oo"'
should think desired to make any charse
MIR Dnvcs-That Is entirely satisfactory. =.
,h ton hsd violated auy rule OF the Constitution or
of thu Government and repealed the ciiio ,na' sn.g
were obstructng legislation by the uhoohsu'uuoi uso
Mr. blair C,ep. y. H. eonteuded that the minority
should yield its position. Though h. was not opposed To
prvlon OF this debate He did not want TINS dead
lock close until next December unless thi- debate was
closed before that time 80 l1r aS ne wa ,ttci M ~ nj
every nominati0n might rest whcr" u was untl the WI"
Mr. Brown IN replying to Mr hhir' stated thht ,he
people b,icvcd that there had been fraudulent bar
gain, which statement was denied 10y Mr. Buin'idc
Mr. BrOwn-wcil. u large proportion Of them
Mr.. Buruside-A larer proportion docs not. g.,
the most influential Of the Republican papers have '"
dcrnned your course. ,,. .,,
Mr. Brown-S0nc papers have g0uc 40 lar ~ 10 'ai IL
sIrrIi,1 Mr "a,Ee,iW psid,mWbat papcrt
MIR lrown-I cannot recall II M this moment, 80 many
of these assaults been made by Republican papers
Elrnzi l,s-I uot MA |
could name the papers The senator can theHh! '"urH'
Mr. Bfown--I have read many disappearing your
MIR Burrside-That any Republican paper say~ that
there was corrupt bargain nythuc approaching To
it, deny until know What paper II H. ,..,,.
has condemned your course
Mr. Burrsidc-i good many hut they are changing
r nS To "" F%'s% sii '"' letters '''' morning ''
MIR Brown-I get letters saying. stand all the time
and West.
Mr. Burnsid,-If we all feel like the senator from
Georgia and my self we viii stay until bp'ruirr
Mr. brown have never said world not. u depends
upon whether you hold ont or not We can di'tr ini"
squads and light you IlHHcNc We can chhnt' WI. YOU.
We believe that the people are behind u and That they
disapproVc of Your Transaction, and Wc intend &" appeal
to the people upon II aud take their Judgment.
Mr. Logan d;cp.. ID inquired 81 Mr brown whether
the Democrats opposed The resolution because 81 the
candidacy of tfr. i;iddlcherEcr.
Mr. Brown replied tLat ;hat was one of the rcn'"nr
Mr. Logan inquired whether II II were Wruur now 10
elect Riddleberger it would not bc equally wrong ~
December - ., ,
actcr that 1t could very properly be resisted In ''in
Der there might BE- something oi such imporncc oor"
the senate tha the Democrats would feel cOmpllcd 10
allow the Republicans to pass the resolution aud take
the responsibility.
Mr. Logan said that there light hc u~acr and there
might not be- The question resolved itself hd'N 4" The
proposition that If IL was wrong 10 principle no" i"'',t
"a man there nothing that would make II tlfht ih
December.
Mr. Brown thought the Republicans had good rca-on
TO de- to-day hat they were doing Sufficient io thr
day is the evil thereof"
Mr Hampton tjrm.s c. stated that he had been In
"a Republican
session. the senator from Virginia Nr MALONE had been
In he commit Land Claims and that
sigs had passed between them. lie inquired whether
not that fact.
M,rsrr. Logan aud Dawes di~claim,d a any knowledge
OF such fact. and. after further dlscus,On the