The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1881-03-16
The Georgia Senator.
HE TRIES TO BULLDOZE MALONE
OF VIRGINIA.


Exciting Scene In tlr Scnate-The Yir.
ginia Senator Votes with the Repnb.
I;.o
licah>'
wAs,11SGToS March lt-In the Senate Mr.
H., KHAN, ~ /, " ~,
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~. a. un.r " ,'"", ,m't .n" Nj.
cmo oS, me- o'.nti,II ~ q, VI" ~. r "n ths
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=" "fP'"i'" -" w" Va
"tNt oouo,,n u,o ro.o,,,,,, ara.
w. cnul.an, vI,ie" up tio itH,nut.'n Ply.
rn"ua,S W u" j. VA 'noo ~ h,IL"n,
ration OF the senate minutes. IT. nho nrcn
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snTM VI H"" nu Wv "twn e, = IN
saiisI.I.ion ID. M.ra .nn ~, ia !, y" 80
,ne osuer N.ue %! t.iS cn''nnc, s.ou"i NV.
oeI ,n, T ~ H. IL IN" nnI = ~ tHore i ni hrrn
~ m"JyHH. ST. - n,iu,,ti ~ ,%% h.. ,hn Son'0.rnti
.nr,T. wen. nrnc".i;n., In mmScr,n,v haste tO
itntcr ,dvnntIr ~ Tho occidental aid trmpa
r"r ~ ,: .n ns ~ Don ,ir,'rn M th" otbrr Side
az 81, NY a. nn'r,r nrI n;nro hv Tho or.
.on;yntinn ~ t,n ESem,:e and TO d., that I'M.
~, ,hns. ,i,,nn,st,",.,s witch n delay O,
W ~ :. 80. 49, ,,,nir I1;n,
tnfS, OF Io"I Hass Mou,u ptStSan nna ivy ~
al an. ne uia not KNOW ",,a tme r,c, h hn hr r
rrcI.nI ,pc in,nutnfi"n' The remarks made
Nv tho distinrri .hCj senator from Illinois,
-" =, no,uihi. In ,rs nr,.srnt cn,Iiti0u OF
~" inI t,.t tho R,.,nhiiran marty should
have a majority of duly elected members OF
the senate. 9 also showed that 1t would
E tm' ~ ,hn nowcro This rartv To enter uonn
Ww ~ ~ ,h.tcntion from voiinp and of oh.
"~: w rhich II had been Invited bv the
"' "" y" no Inst law dnys. lie did rot
H.uui' So,har az not M rtf.c,ive work I'M,
know whether or nov "n Girrirn,' AND law
w x,t1il H.. wen To- the other side Of the Cham.
h,.r wncu The vacancies were filled. He had
n n means of Knowing. he did not know what
hrla"Sunio" -. pn.nI I'M, fh" N n;nrcsent
ana omniscient gentlemen OF the press had
Whispered about the Capitol and had put 1t
into their ncwSpaperSth that there had hccn UNI
usual and extraordinary visits to the other
cnd of the avenue, and :h"y had connected
/ e IN" OF n distinguished senator with the
d.su, II .. | II of Federal Patronage and tho
or.,,niL,IIol OF the senate. /: had been
whiSncrrd that there had been conferences in
Ina inmi.nl in whirI, chamraqrc and ~S.,isiac
t tv Nh bccn "nualIv nrcseIti and tnosa. TOO,
VINO ,au o.e, tuN, Of ,hn S,.,,t" We did
w. ~ %rnnr tl,,rn cnuIu he for those
sntue.ti"," I'm, thrv had filled the air for thr
nsSts G,r, ;nys Th. imnuiniion which had
h". mt On the Democratic members of the
500 ~" ,,o ,vI,h,nt foundation in fact.
a n,ntjnn n,nd. nv Mr. Nilsson that the Sen.
,tn Oh into cyccutiye session was supported
bv The Republicans and opposed by the Dem.
oIn"t o,so,,,n ,vos occ,s,onel nv the flct
0ei e. Nni,n,a vntrl will the Rrpuh!i.
.",s T = ,,.ns .I,rht ,nnIn,sr in The .ullc.
IL
ris Is ou. = VIZ rnircicG yeas \. n,ys 81.
Inc llntl2h WY l"J.ooHu, nnor,ni main.
MI. ,n.ktt ~ y irmhI,cnn A., rc rirhI In moi
talhru tnat tne i.ei,un,i.,,, ~ inst he con.
cOiiSentlnT toan orsaHiI - Unt.SM'' -"
slatulio,ia I,"J"aits = ,ntomr,n,c, nv Mr.
inc utns,c Gnn rn.oi mtions 'lnnonnrinc
MorGan Vino n,, HnS' of the Car Of Nussia. and
me asHI 10 ihn Governmrnt and pc0ple OF
GN.eHu'nS ~ ~ norIioronrn TIE resolutions
llussia sinc'te nnIo
were III Hin Oh Of ~ Genr";o thcn took the floor To
.n, hn ,,ohote H. hrlieyrI TINT when
ounrr ue, ~ s,1oniI he fiIed the senate would
sSers se"u W "s =, ;S nnu, IF he wus wrong
DC i,cu'pcihtrG 40 =, a !" ,oom aocn; vrd Thirtv7
~ Ina oH,i,a 81 tI;s HOLY wer,. sent here ms
E Ee,nnnrutu.n ne member MIR. Davis, OF iii
nois wns not sent here as n Democrat. but
was sent here by Democratic votes. and in
words of high and lofty patriotism anu ndeli-
ty to tn" trust, had on Friday announced that
lie would be true to the trust which sent him
here.
The senator from New York Wonkling) has
stated that the Republicans will have q ma
ny whom has that wonderful coalition been
n Dempcrat has been 'takcn and carried off,
nv tie Republican party? why Is it we have
no right 10 act on the assumption that thirty.
nine members are still Dc;nocrats$ re NJ.
deity OF the States. people and principles OF
nll the thirty-n!nc who ware sent here as
Democrats. and denied that any one had
DTONcu lItstCilSio uS W. h'S ." p'c >o''A"
ing, Mr.. Hill said TINT he did not blame 4 man
for Il change of opinions, but he contcndeu
that 1t was his duty u give notice OF thiC
change othe persons win whom ne nag oseh
ticc TO that side Of the Senate. and he. NM
therefore, assumed that no such change had
occurred. lie denied that any man had the
rightt 10 accept u commission from one party
and then execute 1t in the interest of another
! party. Manhood, courage, bravery, ndelty,
morality, respect for the opinions Oh Afahhood
required that when q man had arrived at the
conclusion that he could not carry out the
his duty to return his commission and tell his
constituents that he had changed MS nina.
He did not believe I'M a single one mou the
l@I IN EIx nocEet n commission conferred Dy
Dernocrnts and without giving any notice to
his rHnstituency or his associates would exc
n,,,a thnt commission in advocacy of an adj
~ InrtN Hedcniod the ri-lt of tic Vice.
HnuuoasG p,"n ~ r. toiSn mart in OrgIniZiur the Sen
aie bnt would not raise that question.
"ffn Mr. Hill continued. you have but one,
-, LII hn ~ 10 3S Who Is that orco'
y onohter on the Republican side.l "Who IL
not a. Sne !, rnpcntei Sir. Till in loud and cx-
citaJ tone Of voice, "who Is ambitious to do
rEnt M man in the history OF this country
h h oynr dane 10 stand uJ In his high pres
~ -. aud urociaIm from this proud em.nrnc,.
III, III 10 disTrmccs the commission which he
nni,Iso IASnlnusc i'm the gallerics.l Who Is
~ Wbocan il be? Laughter, willie every
a,,. u:as tnrnei upon Malone, who was soat-
oil mon the Republicans DO you lad
~ n,sino Tho ItcnubiiconSl rccei We him with
o,toc,inns Do YOU receive him with respect /?
To- s,rb a man worthy OF your association ?
C,ch a man Is not worthy t. be q Democrat !
t. he worthy to be a Republican? II my
friends from Illinois. Kansas and New York
u.orn IN come TO me holding Republican COM
nisSions i'm their pockets. sent here by Itepul-
iican legislatures and were to wliipcr TO me
thai thcy would vote for u Democratic organ-
izatio, l would scOrn to accept their votes. !
would ieIl Them that If they came they would
he exneIlcd with iynolniny from the ranks of
tho nar,v"
~ hi, closed nv maintaining that those
,rIn ,,adc mn tho thirty.eivht Democrats in
tTimn senate would stand bv the constituents
th", e,arted them. They were. he said, elect
al nc isanocrats and on n oesticn OF uryaniZa-
tion ,vfirh Is 81 n%oIitirul and party question,
non. u ~ 90, with Inc Uepncr,icy "You'
nani,e",nn Iaddressinp the Republican sidci
SSi;j bc deceived IL YOU think otherwise, and
tharn.nrr there IL no NECESSITY for YOU To euter
~ Iii this fiihnStrrinu"
I niuhnne who nccnpled n scat on the
s;I. ,Jvanrni tn tho edre of Tho
80 T~nnIin" Tia cIerL,'s desk and PROCEEDED
" 80 tn Nr Hill. Thai I,eutirmun he
go tIP.S :, nifsstiv enuarrd liz nm cffnrt In
STI.uim nI h;o Nf,hone.s, %5osition on the noor
~ hcr, nom,d 7 discIosc n o.
an Wainn. ..Tha anntJemnn bos assn,ned not
onII, ~ hn custndfon hero of the Democratic
, an Of he nation but he has tried To assert
~ m r}aj,t ~ sneoE for the constituency which
- hh,wc tho n]rjvileoe ia uart of reDrcsenlinr
bera Tie has done so without tlieir assent
;nIiirassinr himself directly 10 Hill and adj
vynnn;n" tn1vnri himI I owe Won. sir. and I
owe those fur whom you undertake to speak