The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-15

Ir<uuI tI1UNT1{r <I@<<H III t"< &HIN~ <t"<<r
kenasc, ne pcadins Q~nc>ti,n pcins the
adoption ~ thc Republican resolutions FOR
che selection 81 Senate ofaccrs. during which
be pa,d his respects 70 senator iirown, o.
Georgia. personally, explained the aims and
purposes az thc Rcadjustcss ~ Virginia.
changed that the Democratic states had been
.repndiators and. therefore. coud not with
csoi grace charge the neadju>tcrs with re-
pndiafion. Several " the senators from
States thus characterized made reply on the
following tay IA substance - follows;
Nr. Hampton Gcnicd the statement made hy
Malone that the Democratic patty had icpudi-
ufeI inc debt of South Iafolitra. asserting thnt
A there mad been crudintion n had deem when
with which the gentleman was now acting.
6sc use Il would break the established precc-
AZ had BEEN called here for e~secusivc bust
mess. and. above al. because grave suspicious
had taken hold 81 the public mind. This &C.
ton wss M ssss's 3, ee Sann,cr f ren''' v,rr, ma
disciAimed that he had been moved ~ my I'M
pure consideration. He congratulated that
ssns'sman; AND a Mould Say 81 NM ". Y, m, ~ man, ~
fore the country II he would show what con-
~eidcrltion moved him. The suspicion might
BE- Efound!c-s. but 4 was one ] . the reputation
al doubt 70 b. unfuundcd. Tue Senate had
recently organized Committees and given them
extraordinary powers 70 invc t'satc questions
OF much less Importance tAon this. Let Re.
publicans organize 4 committee with fuil
power "a ascertain the truth or falsity 81
the rumorS which were spreading un-
II md out whether any vote IN this chamber
had been controlled by the promise of
pace Or patronage. II the canning charge
s ssss r anS sar s1'raei f's sIae. s sSs Sonsslsssi sos
gave prompt and ample redress. II would not
AZ % lea this foul suspicion: this base i9puts.
Known Ms; ~ What 4. snen I charse conia eisecs' for Il
WAS known what Il had effected when John
Randolph had denounced what he had sup
Adams II had dcfsatsd Adams FOR tie rresi.
dencx. and had plighted clay's aspirations. II
was true the charge had been unjust. Clay
bad risked nj ne ~ vindicate his honor. and
lOnnrsttaf. For the sake Of this iody ne lid
mot wish 20 see one suspicion or impuiation
rest ON lts fair fame. For thar reason be did
on the resolution 81 the senator from Massa-
<hu-ettS dawes. He referred - the 3
1mous action Of the Democratic majority ~
from Louisiana kellogg, 70 refsin bis seat IN
This body. II now appears that that senator
and the senator frpm Virginia Xahone,-not
Iican pariy-nad sclasped hands across the
bloody cnasm, :" and were clamoring for the
Old nag md N appropriation. He sympa-
s se,ssd wI'1 II ne ss sev sps e1a ssa, ., e slr 5nast tof
Voice. but re could not. would not. h. dare not
doubt thai is true vsice would spOn be heard
IN unmi<tnkabIn tones declaring for the main
tenance % ~ public pIighted faith and poiiti-
Mr.. Brown. rerrettinet that senator Mancne's
speech had no; been printed in the Record,
proceeded a. reply 20 some portions Of II. tine
Of the points dwell on ~ the gentleman with
greatest satisfaction was that dssecting his
tNr- 5to~n'sl record. The gentleman had
country. and had grossly misreprescnted II.
The gentleman hal charged him with incon-
si-tency. He admitted that the position he
ihe position ne Ind occupied II TIE beeinnins
IL had gone into that contest % maint lin
s'assy' S sns ssii u s ssse riss' x shs A. 7 fse war; s'a.
however. had settled both questions. Slavery
had been abolished. and be was content Il was
6e Inconsistent. Inc gentleman mad ADVISED
him 70 rcudjusf his record He would be UNI
able 70 readjust himself % ns 20 take the posi-
s Sesors s shs s. snst s sna eann9rs 1cc Tpss ss soaaay
hal said he (ir. jrown> had had ambition FOR
the Presidency o. the Confederate states.
There he statement 20 very vide q ne
init bis name % be used for any Confederate
position whatever. The gentleman had
charged him with withholding the militia q
a2ain the gentleman hid been misinformcd.
He had never Withdrawn with his militia from
the Confederate service. That charge OF the
The senator had denied that there had been
any bargain He Mr.. Brown had not asserted
that He said the air was full ~ rumors ~
the streets n washington Or read the ncw-'
papcr-o 81 the Union this morning would doubt
that the statement was correct. Not only was
i ihas there was Z contract 81 that sort
He did not state that the charge that there
was = bargain xas true: but proceeded g
conclusion Il was Z peculiar coincidence
1hat the senator from Virzinia. who up u 4
ntc period hal always been = Democrat
sa rl.a s"'s ~ M. every rs commissee. ana th Nv n Z
Very short time aftcrward~ Republicans should
meet in caucus and nominate his intimate
fss een rs sfr a"s ~ rn K. s nnd oi n'sdls a,s ps'.y s sns
had always been q Democrat n might have
been 10 bargain. and Il might not even have
been n Understandings but be would call 4 I
the Democrats would not be parties 70 IL.
II A. had been carried out IN one tide they
would NOT , Up ~ deliver the goods The situa'
and the skunk. The coon had left home ons
day. and on his return found some other AMI
maj in The hollow u bis tree. He Thought 4
<ail the polccat. Nh Avn 4 coon" you don't
don I talk ike 4 . : nut / am : coon.
coo az ''n i /: sais'a .fs ms ss9 sesn ana zSn "a n'r ~ !
aid M smell IKE 4 proper transaction
kim q sne man Who XVI canrs si' ! ~oif AZ,
then mad ~ call 70 4 trend 20 help him let II
%. M rather II reminded him of the man VIII
nov won mss ~ I, s's n s,sh 4 s,n Z Fs Tns i Hsp, AZ sn'
had won ~ elephant and were not IN Yer,
good condition h gct rid ~ him. II they ~
r 5snd ,, ess1t ~ ,s NJ 5F'sna y HER, ss might ns ss,s en-
He also likcntd the Republicans 10 the "a