The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-05-06
TOPICS OF THE DAY.


PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
ArEIL -. To days scssion OF the Senate
vas cnlivcncd By another spirited debate. tho
principal participants being Mcs<r<. Butler,
Burnside. Dawes, Jones, brown and .Erye.
lsssss osnsa 81 see PAIL xS tns no. noisasa!
had ceased 20 exist IN the South. Is claimed
BY the Democrats. NJ. Butter said M, FRYE
.aas use q 'ns old aedss IL. q re,sieiaa.
81 divert public attention from che real issue.
The real question here was, "IIad there been
: disErsesLul bargain IN thIs senate " which
over % those % whom they DO not belong
Mr. Burnside: "Or whether the major
~ shall 1s, rule Or not NJ Butler rlh 1,
aide (excilcdiy,: = say there has been
no oarsain. and any man Who Gays there
ne ben ,s, SAYS What e i sa MI Butler
vas taken advantage q BY MI. burnside 10
repeat the statement that the statement that
ehere was = bargain was false. Mr.. Butler
. false - much ~ he plca~eS. ] say innSmuch
- the senator has seen NJ 70 say the charge Is
false !aite! pansel viII not make 4 IN this
who says there i . bargain says what
- false; ana now the Senator may say what
he likes. SAY 4 y false. false. false lem.
with Z blow q his clenched hand npon
~: desk. IN every word, in letter and in
spirit Laughter and applause.l 4 have
honorable man. propose % ~it here and listen
barrain on This side Of the chamber. say. tells
Senator has the right 10 say what he plea-es.
am not % be betrayed into any excitement
III. Burnside II am not the least biz excited
heartily. and which was accustomed 81 Mr..
Just giving emphasis 70 what j propose 70
sommony saasble N.Y. N.Y. h s.s ssas'or + ann ann
NJ I4ssidtnt.S l Renewsd da lsash S s' NJ.
keeping cool. i am delighted to see him IS
speak - lond = the senator. but reiterate
n h sde sS snS ssy
what y false" Mr. Butler: smother case Of
GOODNESS talluding % che emphasis Mr.
= ~ q eSn s snd AZ ssr
on that side. when they adopt the tactics he
has adopted, Il he suppo<es BY the use Of such
complete and nnaualined discussion II 4 pub
1ic act the senator il simply mistaken
APRIL 2l.-A quiet and uneventful session.
senator Jonas read . telegram received By
him from Lieut.. GOV. McIIcnry. Of Louisiana,
IN reference % the alleged outrage upon
Q1le Heath Of Massachusetts. referred 10 by
ious. The seiexram va a. ioilow ~ :fIeath f
% obtain Insurance. 5000: valuation By ap-
pr1iscr- TO adjust loss. n 100. Matter fuvc~ii-
gated by Grand Jury NJ last term, and 4 letter
nom Judge bridxcr saws that NJ the July term
1unIcicnt evidence will have been obtained TO
APRIL PA colloquy took place between
Nessrs. sherman and BECK concerning the
dilntory proceedings. Mr.. sherman declared
the doctrine flle minority should rule danger
Gus and revolutionary. Me@sr>. Harris and
sherman engaged IN 4 brief discussion Of Mr..
KiddIcburE. and Mr.. sherman said he did
not know what the majority would do,
but the TACT that 4 should Be compelled
revival Of the doctrines cf 1861. After dis
clzimer By Mr.. burnside of any intention on
wednesday 20 reflect upon any senator. Mr..
Jonas took the floor and the Heath mnfter was
revived. Mr.. Dawes joining issue with Mr..
Jonas. Mr.. Haw1cy read extracts from
speech 81 the "rccon<frucfcd rebel. cx Gov
ernor Brown q Georgia" 20 which Mr.. Brown
replied. and then the senate adjourned until
Iuesday next. - che farragut statute will be
unveiled Monday.