Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-14

las sid lis Fo,r | you'll not charge, uaIees
knaY Il 10 b. . tIcl, tbs: Gus SeE&'2! had
sd III, rG!G. |. the ScDatQr 7sao!s ne 10 20
l4:tIcr, ar5 10 say wis, hc:ce. ;ha' Is dit
scfec. aa.S!icG. Aad gish 20 sly &c Inc SEQ
e!c- nov. that if 10 r!cp>sta TO cII 20 e'clurt
everybody il this C?uuiry who has b:!;et 90
that sui ct, be has q heavy tesk On his haRfs.
| sil! D.lkc 20 choig, assl ist any Senator. but
iet 7ct ary Sc52:or invlse ny cp:aion. or clm'
gel ny 0piaaa ty seeking to maas that
caaig, which is not olo, because be may got
that opinion AID get il very fully.
Mr.. Mah00e.-l have n2thipg to DO with the
Senator's opinion. have risen 10 ask the
Senator 1t1m Georgia plao, direct question.
lie says will have every b)dy to c!ll 10 account.
That is no. the qucstiou. The Senator from
Georgia hiss used tho lsugusSe which has hccn
resd. lie knows whether no intended to oon-
We? the impression thct | sold my vote or that
my vote had been bought. lie knoas that,
| :Sl!h emphasis. and rGsrcc,f fall? ak whether
! 30 SO intended. That is OIL
Dir. ILL, cot risirg.-l aLs9cr;d yau fully.
| Il ri be in The Record.
Eic. Mahouo-As the Soubttr fails h. T., 10
snswcr directly Q di.ic: q1cstioD, | vii! give
him problem to s,lVc !; be 0ha hevo cotuls
drum. say to hin that If tic did mean 10
| imIl3 Tint II? vote had tc,n tr could be
| b:ugtt. he states, or undertakes to ccLvc7,
thut Hhlah is jcu', untiu:tlul, false AID that 20
man less thau cjEard would make it. The
reporter gives tho sentence es1al!Yered. Now,
| say 10 him that be cen solve 10 his Own miad
whether lie so Intended or not, addressing him.
sale dice ~ to MIR. Hill in nealcug tone
\ GU GIN solvo thai, sir, if you clcsc. That is
oil | have to Fay to yGu nov. Re.umiag hiG
seat.
Mr.. Hill roso 10 reply, but, Mir. Malone,
cOntGulug his r,mslks, sid: You can
soiVo that question for yourself, whether you
in!encd to convey that meaning or not. A good
deal of applause in tbs galleries, which the pre-
siding officer, Dir. kellogg. cndeavoIed to
rel ress, aud most Of which, accorlirg to Mr..
pendIet0u, cane from the iroGt seat Of the
private gallery OF Senator's.
| Mr.. ulil, Etuilou.ly emphasizing every point.
| cd expression: MIR. President, have 100 much
respect foc tho Senate, too much respect for my
sell, TOO much respec. for the people, to handy
apiLhtls 9th Ito Senator from Virginia or any
o!tor Senator here. l hsvo never sought TO 70.
CelVa, or TO give, or 10 resort IN Insult in this
cham Der. ! would not insult Z Sonator in this
chsn1er. The Sea&tor capnot insul! iEe. dc
is powereES to insult anybody" Tho LIST two
senter c2a WAS uttered with ueliters!oness ard
point
&r. Cemeror, OF Pa, in nervous, excited
nisnGer.- do you mean by thai?
Mr.. Hill All not dealing with The Senator
| from Pennsylvania nov. The Sanltor, Mr..
haacnc. asked me queslion. L answered Ii,
question. L answered il explicitly. 1Eat m.
swc' Is on tho record. II will remain there.
II Was truthful answer answered i. precise.
| ~ as thought sud et al the time | used
the Words, ANY Senator csn road those words.
Il he Senstor, hr. Mshone, thinks that he lem.
pttsiziig the .pronoan) can suppress gentlemen
10 dNcu;si2n n THIS Senate by assuming to plsy
the bully. he has made mistake
This ended The dicu:ion for the dhy, which
vas followed with intcres! By the large audience
II the 2a eEics. G motion made By Mr Farley
TO go INTO executive session WAS los.-2O to %
men, at 81, The Senate, on motion of MI
Dave, adjourned.