New-York tribune., 1881-03-26

sert were selected in the ordinary and 20 far es
know without the slightest consultation VIA one sens
Ne HARRIs-Mv question is one perfectly plain. that
a frank answer without evasion ne w1s ho'ir
he not the Senator from MASSACHUSETTS, Knows
winch. .,..,od
In any such way u without MY knowledge or oelt ~
MIR. HARRI5-DOes the genilemnn wish the oehaie W 10
nndersand G as 9eny1g m t9at Mr Ams st the ex
press request of the senator from VHginlat
FREE BALLOT INVOLVED.
Mr.. DAWEs-Tbe Senator does not expect any answer
from beyond what know. and he has had that III
he asks me why 1 support this man can tell BIN L
support him because he is man OF ability 0f influence
of force. OF position, that legitimate power
in a cause in which the free ballot this country is
involved. IAppl0uss 10 the GaerIe'.l 9elieVe7and
tnat Is the reason why support hlmihat he ~ deeT.
mined that, IN far 10 him lies. every man
entitled 20 a vote 10 hts State shall bave the
free, unpmbarrassed aud unfanmelied right 10 east
that and to have counted as he cast IT, For tns
reason the great cause ard the great ~ Mnoh
opposition and draws ~ his side the support
OF those who think that ~ comparison Win tDs great
attainment what may be- his up,n the minor and
local matters ~ YrRlnia iade ont Of sight
Mr.. HARRIS-I WISH 10 ask The Senator when ana
through what channel he learned Mr.. Riddebefger
profoundly In favor of tree vote and fair count
Was not through the information derived from the
lately elected Senator from VrgtntaI
Mr.. DAWE3-I nave two answers 70 make; first, sup
pose 1t was would take the word OF tho Senator from
Virginia quite "a soon rs woud that OF auy man 10
Vrenia " oin found with his neel on the neck the
poor aud dc enceess black struggling for his rights
IApplanse and hlsse. ~ tue gaiieres.]
The VICE PRESIDENT reprimanaed the galleries ior
interTuptlng Llr proceedings, ana gave notice tnsb
they continued 10 do he would order item ce -fed:
Ar. VOORHEES, I'd IN, Ind.I said that TOE nnD mere
In search OF OigU belonged to the Ol or SHE lie was
glad 30 see IL IN the galleries, but ne lnhed lh IL huSt
keep silence.
Mr. DAWES said thai the gentleman should under
stand that tue galleries tho American people,
and though -ber duty TO Denave t'nselVes they
not 10 he slf5d or suppressed ny tee et1a'OfS
calling them " mob"
The other ansWer which he desired TO give
the senator from Tennessee iMr. Hdrl1sl was thls'
He bInd tO tie current Of political eYPDlb nc
did not turn deaf ear when those who bd Dee oOthta
by the witu the 0ahot had been struzg Dg
iOr the exercise Of their rg1L 10 vote, ana Wbeb
lie body OF men asserting tnat those Diuek meu
should have right 10 cast their ballots, was bOt De
cessarJ Tor him To inquire rom the senator from Acb
nessep where it WIS his duty to stand
Mr.. SAUL-BURY (Dem., D1LD opposed any present
election umcrrs. TIE Judgment OF tie country Nas
tnat lher0 hdO been bargain and alliance de did NOT
berr one. followed up ie election OF Riddle
would strengthen the conviction that the kepuD
lean party Itself Senator MalODe. or That
Senator Man0ne had sold Dlnseh 70 the kepnD lean
ludOn as the contamination OF a bargain wnlen "oud
bIIng disgrace upon tue Am rrcan SENATE.
Tnen sechmdklug was abandoned ana FOIL cal IOl"
lowed rOli alternate motions ma 10 OIL the Demo
II adjourn, aud to into executive session
These all defeated generally by Tie Yote'
bus O'Clock many Sena ors were paired that the
Senate was left without quorum, aud tue ro1 was
called.
MIR. BAYARD Dem., Del) suggested that as IL was
the struggle should degenerate mo
Oi physical endurance, 1t was better TO a. urn
Mr. DAWES remarked tuat he had never known any"
thing fG tO Result lfOIp an attempt 70 enforce she
Attendance absent nembera He therefore moved an
ad1OuIument Agreed W, and tue 5onate, AZ O'CLOCK,
adjourned I'LL TO- MORROW