New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
,p LAMAR pyNoUNcts TIE ALLEGED ALLtANCi
WITH MP. MALONE AND DEFENDS HE sour
soUrn-fFFEcTIvE REPLY By "L HoAR-SHARi
Personal ENCoUNTEEs BETWEEN sENAToEs-
MIR. MALONE EXClTKD To ANGER By Nh VooR'
HrEs-,N rXcIuNG SCENE.
WASuINCTON. April 1.-The resolution TO-
The election o. Senate officers was laid before Tie senate
IA unnnisncd business by the fIIEPBEsiDLNh
notion to 20 into executive Session DaNlue
be,n yo,ed down-ycas, -; nays. .G-A" Ia
,,,p ,D,m Miss) took the hO0r The Senate
A. i1 had been called together month
.consa part OF The treaty making department q" ithS
Gnycrnn,ent and part OF the executive department.
Toe announcement had been maie that The business
which tae Senate had been called 10 transact should not
e transacted unl the present officers were deposel ana
ofhet, elected AlludioG to remark ot NJ
uoar that the announcement that lne Demo
cratic side would meet endurance WIN s@nHgr @
ance contained the very essence oi treason ana Isse
luton he said that II thai were true Wgild ueFVNo
a terrible responsibility on the DsIoctate suc, pu'
- IL fue lie could see nat II the Senate vas Osor
ganEed or unOfgmll%ed ~ tn,,1 & ~, t'o ies
flotsous oplO9tion 20 the hlus u 'lvss NAe,n .es
ted 10 the ond of the session. would bc unpatI.
otto and reprehensnie bue NJ sus u' IN % re- csi Il
The Rrplicen lie the usages ~ tDis body, those
th,rtyeigh senators stood ltsuned; h' tes bue give
,Her rrason and address themselves 10 pubic opinion.
IL could not be any great zosl 81 otaiy 20 the
Uulon nasnluch as tue Senator VINO ndd ol"nEht IoI
one OF tc candidates had ayowcd that lac had been
trna 10 the Confederate aud that he had no apos
.trv n a H.,
sa, 4 ue asked them TO tell II; be defed them 70
announce 1t; no taunted them TO an avoSa OF u, ~,
Ar mis- point "A message received from The Presi'
,cnt and Mir Lamar yielded motion ~ - iniJ ex-
eentiyr session, which motion vas rejected: -
Mr. DA YVES tRep., Massl hoped inst Mr. L1h1E Nvnla
now impress upon his SIDE the import iee VI CONFLICTING
the pending resolution: ,, :, ,o,,.x Oh. so,,a,,,
Nj LAMAR rcioined by ipquiriDg nhe,ber tne sefA..
~, N,ssarnu.ntts thou ght that the remova ~ the
S,'a, syc.rs was rs important as npg the NaraueY
% oo'syo ~ W" snnreme Court. which was not now ~
" .,a, NV reason OF that vacancy bs tIeh
s,asscribed The divisions In the Demost"'S pssg
,n VIrginia The Republican side OF lnn Npa.'.s.i
county =, Virginia IL had proclaimed that when any
81 rariy should bot from the Democratic party
tr ,he banner O! reputation the hepuOheaa ps-9,
m srconnt OF the rcpudalson but III spite OF ~ ~si
iir,y IA eu brace that repudiating seeu0n ne uln uot
thar tho Northern peope woulo stand 'bis .hins
rnv would not tolerate tgs alliance VIII the Ispua'A"
a., :, lment of the suuthern states.
Mr. LAMAR IsTERPRETs NATIONAL SENTIMENT
The sentiment o. National pride, OF national honoF
would dash Il into thousand pieces, even II las to
rsnd the mighty structure VI tns Republican party Ma
osa honor could not iuto Its embrace the eprons
body OF state repudation withous becoming injected
vim its p,ison Aud this alliance would not succeed
~ snhst,tnte In the south for carpetbagmn,
hscSed by FEDERAL force, the rtpudiaung element,
baeked by Federal patronsgs. The nrst pan in.si
md cas-, reproach on the Republican party the las'
would meet with similar tate Inc eeas'of n"iA ieN