Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-22
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ElltI LII NsaSIio kepVtl vi tue pIVooculuSo
Of t. Ssaa:o closed yes. rday.
Nlr. Cameron, tPs.,) moved that when the
Senate ADJOURN i. b. to ne,! 90 Monday
NIX. mhici Dir. DAVIS protested against
81 &c ab.aauamoat b. the Senate Of pand
luz BUSIEST TO which Mr. Csnsroa rs-
spo1doi that 90 catered his desire end bis re-
I5q1,st that the Senate adj ;uvn uuIil Moudsy.
ioo lo was thea called. and pre7i,us to the
ANNOUNCEMENT OF the vote tho moion wss car
rid ~ one msiosity, #han the satisfaction With
which the dem lcTats hal listened to the colo
u1y between Mr.. Cameron and MIR. Dawes
found vent 10 ca * 0tessioo By Mr.. Groome, to
the etfsc. that. as ba understood MIR. DIVES to
say that ho would consider an Affirmative vote
90 this motion es an destruction that the policy
OF the republican side would be abandoned he
(Mr. Groome) would vote aye"
Nlr. Cameron, (impe!uouslY,) -Nothiug OF
the sort. | change my vote TO nay
ilqssrs Blair and HaEley, who had voted ir
rho affirmative, changed their votes to the acg
a.iy,. aud Mr.. Harris remalklg that, the See
ator who had made the motion hlVi0g voted
agars! il, be would also change his vote.
Iost--5eas IS. Gays %.
nlr. Cs then took tho flor in d!ui...of th3
ohsrgcs made by Mr.. Fiyo against The freedom
Of the ballot 10 Florida.
Is roriy to some remarks Of MIR. Dawes sboui
.ho Bourbon democracy ard frauds in tn:
9Cu:h, Mr. HAMPTON Rad thcro had been lr'
| rsgu|ariGias sni frauds io his Stato, bu; hu
| plaeded as ussifcaian the cruel wrongs com
| mi;tad On tho people OF South Carolina. II:
! announced his u1sltcrsblo determination to ri
| at tho earliest possible moment 10 rcc;ify thi
| WroDg. But the republicans were net goiGg II
| tho riga: way to do it. Suoh lectures 10 lhty
| glvo tho South did no good.
Mr.. Jonas said that be had yesterday ttl0.
/ g,aDhcd to irquiro as to the Truth Ct tho char
yes that Massachusetts man-Cbss. Heath
had suffered persecution in Louisiana, and b;
htd baoo iutorncd that c9npl.te viGdicltia;
CT the pecnIs OF CsliWcll parish would be for
wsrded to him immedistely. He had received
| the iOll,Tiug telegram from the Lieut.. Go7erp
CT OF tho Sta.o.
| Have sen: statement to Democrat. TIT
| New OLaaua Newspaper of That name. |
will bo repaired TO Wnshirgtor; too lengthy t
| W!IG Il you. uas!h'5 statemen. is absolutely
false. The property vas buraed to obtain TIT
insursucs. l.Was insured for 81 900; valuation
| by the appraisers. 10 adjust the losses s. 400
The matter WRs investigated by the grand jur!
, at tic last term, aud letter from Judgt
| Bridges 3'ys tina! q. tho Jay term suHi,leL
eridenc3 will haze boon o5!ained to find BILL
| -. d. McENERY."
! He hsd also received letter from Mass,
ohusets man Gts;iug that Hasth's reputation
for truth is not suca IS cuGh. to DO defended
by tho Senator from Massachusetts,, (Mr
DaWssl tln (Mr. Jonss) would not give to-
Glmo o. his iniornan for faar he would mperl
his lie in lssschuse!t' Laughter Il
had, however, teIo2rapbed to the gentleman TO
| authority to use his nome.
A long dEclssion tbeu epsuAi. participate
il by Mass. Dawes, Morgan. Call and IlaDp
ton.
Mr.. Salisbury o. oss time eudoavcred to GIL
Mr.. Dawes sqaestioa, bat was somewhat curtl
refused the floor By that gentlenao. Wb1r
the debito bad closed cir. Salisbury took th
lIor SD sid the Senator from Massachusetts
had rebrssd hin 10 laugusge unbsconing
gcutleman aa4 S,GstoT. As he uoderstoo;
that Senator, DO did not apprebcnd tho cour
tesy OF one gentlemen to another. He (Mr
Salisbury had risen to correct mistake intt
which the Senator had fallen, but after the i'm
pertinent and discourteous reply which he hsc
rec lived he would not hereafter interfere witt
the Senator speechee.
! NJ. Dawes acknowledged that ho had mad
o socy curt reply. In the heat of the dobst
ho had made remark waich be now regretted
He ak u the Senate's pl;don aud tho pardon
of til, Senator.
Before H.. Salisbury cluld take lbs f, Dor il
reply ito Scuate, ct 5:i5, adjourned uaiil TO
day.