Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-21


dred and ninety.seven Mormons
will arrive at Castle Garden en-
route for Utah next Tuesday, hav.
ing left Liverpool on the steamship
Wisconsin last Saturday. This
will be the first company of Nor
mons that has lett Europe this
year.
News from the Capital.
WASHINGTON, April 20 0th.-Four
Baltimore delegations visited the
President to-day in regard to the
city Postmastership. The Presi-
dent said he would try to appoint a
man acceptable to the great busi-
ness interests Of the city, not to
suit any faction and unless such
man was proposed with greater
unanimity than was now apparent,
he might 90 outside of the city or
even appoint Democrat.
1t is generally believed that
Longstreet will be confirmed
United States Marshal by q lraGti; lra It !;
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favors him. Hill is absent,
Frye made an ultra bloody shirt
speech to-day, presenting numer-
GUS election outrages in the South,
having them enrolled on manu-.
script. 1t was very severe and may
react against Robertson. The
Democrats remark Frye as repre-
ssnting the administration and this
afternoon there is talk of defeating
Robertson as measure Of revenge.
spicy Passsrs Resween Butler ana
BuRnslde.
WASHINGTON, April GOTH
Butler, in reply, said: Frye made
use of the old adage of politicians
and lawyers OF calling, "stop
thief" In order to divert public at.
tention from the real issue. The
real question here was, Had there
been a disgraceful bargain in this
Senate by which the of1ices of the
Senate were to be turned over to
those to whom they do not belong?
Burnside-Or whether the ma
jority shall rule or not?
Butler-That has nothing to do
with II.
Burnside (excitedly)-I say there
has been no bargain and any man
who Gays there has been says what
is false.
Butler paused before making re-
ply, which pause was taken advan-
tage of by Burnside to repeat the
statement that his side had made a
bargain was false.
Butler (quickly)-The Senator
may characterize II as false as
much as he pleases. I say mas.
much as the Senator has seen fit to
say that the charge is false-[after
pause 1 will not make it in this
chamber.
Burnside-I say any man who
says there is q bargain says what
is false, and now the Senator may
say what he likes. 1 say it is false
false ! :! false |! emphasizing each
repetition or the wUiu With = blow
Of his clinched hand upon the
desk in every word, in letter and
in spirit. Laughter and applause.
1 have heard this thing long
enough.
Butler then turned his attention
to Frye's speech and said: The SOL
i'd South would not be dissolved by
the the Federal patronage. 1t
would not be dissolved by abuse,
vituperation or Misrepresentation.
1t would not be bulldozed into dis
solution.
Adjourned.
The situation as whiae River
ARoncy
DENVER, April 2Oth.-The Re.
pu6lican's Leadville special says:
A gentleman who has been at the
White River Agency for two years,
and who has just arrived from
there, says: The Indians do not
recognize the treaty as binding,
but claim that the money paid
them by the government was due
them. They are willing to give up
the mountains but not the valleys.
II an attempt is made to remove
them to Utah they will take to the
mountains and keep up q desultory
warfare. He says that there are
five companies of infantry at the
Agency, being sufficient to remove
the Indians II 90 ordered, and two
companies Of cavalry are expected
to arrive soon to cooperate with
them: The settlers nearly ell re-
side In block houses and are not
alarmed. The well armed miners
who are daily pouring into the