Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-13
From WASHINGTON
SQst!G! Correspondence q the AlszG. Gu3:
WAsuIHGroE, D. T. a1t;l l3 1891

WASHINGTON. u. o., Alt!l IS, 1881.
TIE ripublc.cs ia Tho Senate made ms:
take yesterday When the7 allowed Mr.. PendieF
to1 10 defer his speech uoil 10 day. Tor he
avsiled himself 0! the iotelval to prepsra the Of
III, most able speeches delivered IN the body
this SESSION, ADD Qua !hst p33 silued 10 With
undivided attention By the lag, crowd, both CD
the iloor a1i 10 the galleries. H., spoke with.
Gu: notes, BIZ! his rimaEks fitted ia to each oth
CT With the accuracy Of Mcslio work, and wero
| attrGctivoy eloquent 10 bis speech lie took
occasion 10 ssy that the democrats did cot il
| tend to permit The republicans to co1suumato
their bAigsin With Gen. MahoH;; that bsrsaia
had been made, he said. w,s proved By The fact
that On Friday Mahcna put toe republicans 10
possession OF the committees Of The Senate, end
ca the following Monday tha repub ic,us no.ni.
| nated Rlddlebcrgor, rep1dia!Iog democrat, to
| tho most Influential position in the gift OF the
Senate, and no asked Nlr. Ho;r il Gen. Mshoue
h6d not voted to give The republicans c)otrcl Of
| the Senate w3uId Riidleberger ever hayo been
heard Of Mir. Hoar remaining silent, he trans
fCrred The question to Mr.. Dawes. tr. be too
keeping mum. Mr.. Peniietou said "siIaa. cre,
silent sill" Tits forced Mr.. DaEas 10 say
something. but he bad better kept i, utsld,
for hiarcm.lk that che did cot like TO interrupt
| M7. PGncictcn's eltqu05co" produced g schc-
| raj touEa, e5 nc is noted Tor iDcc!upns demo-
erals Ia end cut Ct season when lie lhiCka he
cln make rciaf. Mr.. Pa1d!aon continuing,
took up Me. DAVIS reoent gray haired man -
story. and 55 tEO0siog It's aaiOiri:c ani iaten
llopaI islaC7 AID ebs1rdilg 10 tho prrserc5 CT
l I,ry 49,, IL 81
sets Senator feel even smaller th,n he really is
lis said it Eps rot the South the radicals alone
bstcI, but that they made tho South their
ecaresoat for the haired they entertained for
tbs democratic patty Of the coua.ry; that they
kep5 up the Southern question Tor their Own
prol;, and that but for this !ho negroes aud
white people CT the South would get along With.
ous any trouble. All his speech is commended,
but 60 psrt CT it mCrJ than that il which he
| sed that neither now nor at any time" would
tho democrats perui, the goods Tho repu tlicars
| heh sold 10 MshOGo Tor retail ia Fi!gioia, to
!ttlueLco tho election ia TINT State rex! fail, %
b. delivered.
| lie was icliowaG by Dir. Dawes. Dlgios his
speech be stated that gentlemen On the dSmo-
cratic side Of tbs chamber had mai1 proDos
tjoos TO Goa, Malone boiorc he vo!a1 Hih the
republicans. id7. Harris Instantly asked him
usu.o TIC msn or men he referred tc, SIS; sail
That ualc!s no did namo them he, llafris, a
serted there EG9 TO- c word OF truth 1 the CO.
tire statement. IA Mr.. Dawes had no au.hor
iy Tor WHIST he had said batter than that FIR lis
PREVIOUS cray haired man story" ho c.as-
h'hcd out OF i: with cs much grEc, as possible,
sad then wen. on wish one of the bloo1tsi
shirt sr:cch:a mado ibis session. Mr..
Foncllol iutcrEup;Io. Mr. D.Rcs sid, 20
far ! hoiiaua fo~ I
nent made by the Senator from Massachusetts,
IS els iiutey false, that is. tho slattnlelt thal
this size ct The chamber tad made cvertures 10
tho Sanstor OF Virginia fer nsgo!iations Nr.
DATe3 bowed snd accepted the compliment.
When Mr.. DaTes concluded, MIR. Harris us2in
arose and in reply TO statement Ct the former
to the eLscttba the democrats were re5orii0z 10
ways similar TO those they adopted previous
to tho breaking out CT the civil var, said tia.
eS long as be had o right to q see. oo the fiooi,
he would ba Is Iogard!ul Of lis CONSTITUTIONS
Obligations ts tho Senator from Massachusetts,,
a0d would Certainly comply with them ia q
cloro cp3n and maaIy way than that SENATOR.
A debate then sprung up on tic sutieos OF
pairs ioir1tUoed By Mr.. Saunders. 10 whc1
hlr B!ck said the democrats waited TO pair
with s7ow,d nuG we'll dei0ed Republicans cod
not with General Malone.
i l: is rap:r'ed hero to day TIA! WicEhan,
! Jorgelsen, Dasendorf, Wilson, postnss er al
L5cciturg FtTlad. Collector as Dscvilc.
R;c7es OF L7noh!iu,s, aDd other Republicans
a7o "oikic& ike bia7cT3 10 inform tho pc0rl!
Of V!siaia chat tho Mahono lliaooo il .
failure, acd TIE republicans mus. s.od aloac
aud make the 6Sht on their line
The President said to dsy !ha! unless tho
S:patc proceeded with the business Of Confirm
ing his nominations he should feel i. iCclnbaot
upon him to call special session. rot ot
Corg- c5s tat Of the Senate, session iithia
o session, Ter that cxpr,ss purpose, aI thg
tu=lae6S o! The couoirY Has sIfelng iroGa lh9
! tallugo 10 act upon his p0mi aa;ioGs. ADl0ng
them s that OF TIC l2Giso Con missioner. HC
said the delay was siafyiog the government,
iossnuc'i as no supplies o1ud be furnished thc
| lGdials because there is 90 cjn uisslouer TO
opHn lids and make oanlrsc lor their support.
Mr.. French, Commissioner CT Railroad Ac'
couos OF the Treasury. is ab3u. 10 START 10:
Sac Fraaolsoo to Institute summary proceedings
against the Ca5ral Pacific railroad to praVcu!
tho GiVorsicn Of 8 net earnings to is leased
l!oes Aleu-! nllloo cad halt annually are
Involved 10 tho decision Of this ci9o. BESIDES the
c)ps'ituiionalj!y OF the Thurman ao!. and this
latter b'c 2uea matter o! gres: natiiual im.
porsUca 10 si;7 OF tho n,miaa!i1u OF Stanley
, Matthews 70 ;ho Supromo Court.
There sepg to he 90 ald 10 tho 'c.tcIs
Seostor Johnston is rco3VDg from every
c5uo ia his S.a'e approving tho stand lha
danvcrss have ttkan sgaiss! TIE o1DsGmNs-
too Of The bargain tho republicans hava made
with General Malone. a fsir pla Of than
is afforded by the fo!l1ziog rocoiYcd this noylr
ing from Col. j. L. Eubabk. Of Bah ecu1tg,
q farmer mcmb:r of tho Virginia Scnstc
! "Ail1w me 10 assure you thai every democrat
10 tits county. ED srmo Of tho roadustcTs,
heartily e2provo Of the cou,so OF tho Democratic
Senator'S in the eX:rs session GOV being held.
| For tho slko Of tic Cd Doninio,. 10 this The
htu7 Ct her fi5uIaion, let me bag you 10 bold
GU! asaiDs: Mabone to the end. His party has
lost friends in this couny. lolrn this itanl
the bet Cu!horty."
lis understood thst the republicans vii ai
iourn tbs Senate to morroR until mex: MoG6a?
and that 10 tho meantime they will hold eau.
cas- the Csrpsncr escort having returned. and
nr5bs;ly determine to allow the democrats to
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