, 1881-04-14
PROCEEDINGS. !.


WARRINGTON, D. t.. April l3,-Tho Vlec-pres-
1dent luid before the Honato the unfinished bnst-
npss beng tho resolution for tho election Ut otl-
GERS Ut tho sonRtp.
Mr. pendiuton anid tho course tho Republicans
followed wAs without precedent. Tho sotiu.or
from Massachusetts t1loar) bud chnrged tho
artlon OF tho Democrats with OGlng revolution
ary, but had subsequently, wton pressed by the
Senator from Ocosgia ulrowlD, relrac,ca that
enltRe. -
a{r. Honr said be had not n,atlc that charge,
bur tho action or thu Democratic side warranted
HIN now in imputing It, atl1 liu dill 80 lmputoit.
Mr. penllctnn replied TINT tho get,tlrnnn now
mato the chnrRu without my qualification. md
ho would lcnv0 II 10 tho gc,1tsetlinn from 0eur-
gia tDrown' to asn!n nako him retract It, Ills
colleague tShcr,nun) Ind stated thAt tho strug-
H!e now going VI, hero wns a struGNlc for pulItlo-
nj power. In rItHnia; that It involved tho de-
strtetion Of tho Dotnoortlto party In thnt State.
md tha Installation OF tho llcpnbl!puh purity.
The instrument to bo uscd to bring about this
rrsllt was the giving to n!dd,oorrwura IL brigade
OF omployts OF this Senntc, nasd ut pnllIlo OK
pct,se, to perambalnto that State, md to witch
md win tho local elections
THIS WAS TIM arnudoLE
to which tho y cmutrntiu Senators were invited.
The gage Of buttIe had oeun thrown dawn, anl
hu vcntured, In tho presence Ut bis Democratic
hrothren. to tAae It up. Tho Dcmooruts would
1hfiAN wv AhSPARtGAA pa4N CfSA A%&A tN@+keNudN$
til go into tho dihcharRo OF pu6tto tMsinoRs, IHd
they would submit u It Rutuanc0 III she lrans.
action OF that busInoas; they would Industrious
~ md faithfully consider tho tnns, and
when tho publIo business wnR all discharged,
they woula unItc In at'Iu1lrni1ia the Hunnso; but
they would not unite In doscurutin9 shnt ultar
[pontany to the. Clerks scskl cunspcrutct to tho
l!scharzo Of 9rent public .'utlca. tlaalcatod to
tho sorvleo Of nll parties, but for tho partlaan
use of HoHu, and permit It tU bo mndo tho In
,str.lmaat OF political warfare and tho spolls Of
pcst$ pasttsam ,rlutnphs They would proveut
this wrunk. Tho Republicans in!ght call
1t 'impsoper:~ they might call 1t Ir-
rrgular: thoy might eN!t It revolutionary;
tnoy might cali It ttrcAsonaGle;b ;bllt tho Democrats
would proyont what thoy tanuxnt to bo Esoat
wrong, and they would appeal to tho .AmcriuuM
loop.s IL dcello the right. llo would nsk tho
senator fro,u Iowa tAlllaon) wlloshor, II Aiahono
AAd not yotpA with the Republicans, the Repnb'
ltean caucus Ntnlll hav0 n0mnatol ltidlte-
G9rNpr2. Nuuuawcr Then he would address hls
question tu,tho Snnutor from Massa ehus9tts
tDawes}. [Aflcr p,laso.l ,,
SILENT ONE, SILENT ALL
tLaughtcr.l :.
Mr., Duwea-lt Is mot fair for tho Senator Ia
tlnputo silence 10 thls side boua..su We 10 not
break Into Ats spcoch. II he prepared that ex.
prcssson At hon,u. It IL proper e should Illsert Il
In his speech, but ho has no right to assume that
thote IA no answer to bis speech becausa ha cAll.
not bc'jntesrupted Just at this moment 10 spoil
tho figure which hp prepared Vt hume an4 COM
u1itsed to memory. [tAuEhtor,l
alr, Pondletuls-ltis IL very Apparcat sh2t the
bonator dtslos to Interrupt mo. al1, therefore,
he refuses H!nplo answer 10 my question.
hAya shnwn The pro hte; lot ny colleague nsRut
tue prupter hue. Tie "OhlO llcu," Mr. FUHEllu'
ton CONTINUED, had uoan alluded " IN dulnto,
Whut was the "Oh!o lIou"1 It was tLat nj
men wpFu eQunt; thAt IN combination OF cnptth'