Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-14
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p'l.1 10 1!f Pcri'ctoti's s?3sc: I'd cil0r-.d
TIA; II; c,r:1.;ttco &c: h" ar!in:en::n: 4 the
Senate c.Gmi!;:IE argoiei,;i j? The democratic
clr>n' approached S.ua'or A.sEcap, r ;nst
scHl2 Ct item did ia slinc ssae of 10 Mr.
Malone - give h!n IT aoy raan waom re would
uairo scrgcsn' .: Erlas i; IL, Mahruc, would
vote With the d2nucrats.
S!r. ParGl5tcn dcmsud:d that Wr, DsHas
stoa'd name the democratic Se2ao5 who hsd
tccu euiy e Anything Of inc kial il sry
On, '.;aa urprocchtd tie Scaasor from Viz
ein!s. sail NJ. Pe3Glctac, ''nA;nc iir name
him.
NJ. li:Iris said Io vas 9 rc;ub.r Of tic dem.
5craGr c:rcc: committee. and he demanded
iha: Mr.. Dawes Should nauo tho Senator or
ScDators on that c:nmttco Hh1 had ia ary
nalrer approached Mr.. Mahc1o. Nir. Harris
begged 0r. Dawes not to dcg 10 inruaudoes;
co. to lid, hilsseif ia III ssun:G pys:try,
| Mr.. Hsr;ia s'id: "Ucl%s the Senator IRON
| ilassaohu52!is does nanc tie Sa5a:or aho
rG:do lhe apSrta3hcs no wou;i 30. believe &
T0!d o. IL lie you'd 70! b:lcvc sias!e word
OF tho s:aitm:n3 III ,sS The name Of lie 1 ing
cratic Solat0I W5a mon Jbll
! Mr.. Dawes said no had not CHARGED am Sen
ator "lih anything o! tha kicd." lilo you'd
say tha: Iealirg dtloOcrSis had /. lore this
Seaato inst approached Mr.. M4!louu With q
proposition q give him 3 scrSesnt G. nrva lor
| bis vote.
Mr.. Batter asked il ths ScuanT Erom Virginia
listened 10 SUCH propositions.
| Mr.. DsWaa intcrfuntca.
! hr. Batter said. "WIl! :hu S.ns;oc pst;!on
no''--
BIZ, Dawes: iutcIrrp a;,-"l Lagc aot the
pCHer 10 patdop You"
| Wr Buiey-"Bu: ECU haya III. pj3.r and
| dl.posliiOa 70 ba very pert snd discourteuus.
Mr.. Butler acd.d That no would not 20 in;o
that kind Of debate
Mr.. PondIe!ou said lint il Mr. Dawes had
b!eo Io!Ormtd that any prominent democrat
| ever approached Ma! oae, ihs: Information Was
entirviy (ss,.
Mr.. DAVIS lheo c0ntiru:d, AID conlaBded
that Mr. Maho0o bad taken manly, iujcpeu-
deut s'aod, without any bars.iaing with the
republican de-
Mr. HIii, ot Ca, rcictlug 10 d remark made
~ Mi. DIf S relatvI TO attempts IT, sGa by The
democrats 10 capture Mr., Mahcne's vote. 81.
'lE@S ~ emphatic d.nisl Of that charge. Tic
SID ito Senator from Firei1is had been Gis
cu:S.d II The democratic clusus conuiitcc
precisely as tho o:hor UcR d .nocr ilic Soustois
ned htco, ard he W)ula have though! it CT
Insult 10 tha, S:ust2r to iuilc,;c to him thai
Il Hs7 ncc :5sfy ia ofIc: 10 gain his vote &c
ulos9 propositions 10 him. Nobody denied
hlr. M.hooo's right to change his upoions, bu!
lad no done SD Did he cDt;rtsn rog GU tic
great national political questions cDioiuss dit.
fcraut from those WLioh be eG:criciuat 10 1871
n1E 1850? | 81 l,i ! / II s.vSI
Mr.. M2hocc rose TO reply. 10 lid Tx
Se1a.c TO Wtrtss Ia? ne had Got ia this dis
c33si11 traEssrsea the b2u3ds or r:opriey
hrt iha: lie Fad been cjufteovs and respectful.
tie tai 20. introduced tie question Of tht
$50 deb! Of Flrgiaia. IL was his colleague
Mr., Johnston, who had doae SO. That Seua
tor hsd characterized portion OF his own pco
pc IS Gcputati01is g and suoiher class as debt
payers, While tho Etcird {! tho firsi0ia L,eis
ltpr, urd Of his colleague atie5ted the iac5 i ha
there T!s 60 such party in tic State OF NIr
eira as feb!rsging party, 10 his coIi; sgua's
n!tr 1Tata:i1n OK The words H. had cot in
rusccd aad would TO! impusn TIE m,.ats 0
III, people II aGy Skstc who lad Gc,l; viii
her Sac dctt. tbs! Was c mater Hais1
a2cG;rvta themselves !io ,loBiJd this. Guy
S@n2o' en- either side ofiho chambar I'D eve!
approached HIN ;:a:roG c:Ey rs to he 0gsac;z,-
;ian ct tia S:rstc. Il" Gid not p:cauma tha
ony Ean0ghtiG l0an w2u:l tz1.c, hi1 10 v;o!a!i
Tho amenities 9! H., AID 70 sa!c Nta. i.st
i. K II place le;.73cn ii3Ia.,: al, Scea!n:s 2!
tho sGii:c o. afg.12lio0. |. VAS t;u, Ina
he had haan asked ~ d9Glocfa.;c SCISSORS as Il
w6s: bis ?cli0H Gcu'd b. in r,ea'd - :hr o.
Zi'Ig0. but whether :i'2s! S'na.9rs f1ht
c,n2 10 lin FROM either id, came - tie rGp.
:Cs2r.aii7>s Of c5ucu, he had rtyef though
Of lLau,;i1r. His Response 50 both ha! heei
elk - chlG.-;hGt lie ba.i 10 wish 10 p:o!sr
hu, that he intended ca all OCCASIONS ta vote q.
nc pleased Appsu'o il tic gsl',ite =:
lad c,E, hcre viii o;,iiga!ioneto n thar rs.tF
SID 10 The discharge {! his ;:uiy IL VluA FOL
om his 50 iadyni:n! Is 10 oH he va:rd. lii
ac.iH0 wss tot tn tc cynr6,ic. hY a cau.us
lie r:psilej tho suegts ioo thai he eJnli ba a D
pros chaG ty a?y rois)n wish plan OF schcm;
or combination to reach ehG3 in Gha S.Es.s
ch :mb.r that weIe Eos legitimate. lie va:
tic CUSTODIAN Of his ogn democracy. Audi.
bic c5mmcDts CO the dencctatic sldo or
tho uso a the ward democracy" Ho did uo
cheese "a dtb.te la; Question |: wss %. &C.
batat!a. The Rhcle question wa coa botpeet
himself ADD those who sent him to the Scnstc
He could not b, c3ISa partisan 0? either party
What di! 10 oN0 TO either? lis Certainly owed
roti1e % thn naji0osi d:rosracy es repre-
| sen:lG By Mr. Ba.uun s0d bis committee. lie
DEE c,nc 10 question of privilege. OF Which
he i.aG ia.uoGc0 20 seek tho flour 10 day. IL.
hsd 20; b.nn I .Eo Ssnatc chan b:r l,st Thurs
dag phtn discussion loak place between SEA
s:ors ltoliits atG Hill, and ho had only uotiold
i: 10 he Il cord las: Moodsy. lie had an TX
tTaot fiom bc discussion read OF the oIlk':
DISK st!ho poiot where, il response 10 the aug
gcstioD BY Mr I.oiliis that the dcmoc as had
been sctkiog TO msko, 81 errsogoneut to secure
Mr. Mahcoc'a vote. Mir. Bill! replied: Bot We
would BOT hs7e bought il.
NV, Mr.. President, continued Mc. Ma
hone, waving his aims 10 give greater fore, 10
what he was s.yiag, 'tba: language admits Of
one 0; moo interpretations, aud c;m, 70 ask
The Senator from Georgia lis bis language in
Que rtspso! plies tha: my Vota had been or
c2ud be bought. whether 10 INTENDED to COZ
vey any such idea?
Mr.. Hill lin his seat l-Go on, anl | will an
sRcr.
Nlr. Matone.-I Sin resdy for y5u 10 answer
! coz.
! A. Hal .., 81