The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-09
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The supreme DJiI 3 la'.
ofayacancy which ID. dominant
pariy smbbuul} t.ll.H lo IT'D.
The Senate $3.50 cons Dn'' In "''O'
session luf tlc specific Il.pn.
first and over aHl uthtr " confirm.
Inc such nomination w 'ho i'r
idcnt mightm'lc. Instead Of a.t.
ing upon these, the Repuh'iD0t
Senators insist Upon tIte election Ca
an olic. oi the Senate, % m0u
whose election everybody believe,
whether justly or not, yet wiih
very good grounds naa thc pi'.c
agreed to be paid lor Malone
desertion Of the Democratic party
not 10 call II by the strong term
OF treason.
Mr.. Lamar started IIoar and
several others and came ont Of tine
contest with glowing eolors. and
then Dawes, Of Mass, stirred up
our new Senator, George, by Ut
,ering a scandalous falsehood, At
secondhand, upon Mississippi
Mr.. George insisted upon bis give
ing the name Of his informant and
Dawes undertook 20 read him @
lecture upon parliamentary or
Senatorial courtesy and usage
Here Is what he gotin return
senator Gtor: o I1 hold .ur'a.
the e1af'r. cH Of ffe r.. ". ..t Ir... '.
say this In ft.poU., .H .e ...N.u|. l..'
suggestion. that whit. #H 81 u.r
hr.e. end While shall, .uI..'. u
wh1i 3. due 20 taia boIf and '|a Nru.0I
e%eftsinls thali put r.llsI aHU.E q. .Iu ID.
submit 10 being educated b, tr HnihI' H
jett snrpose uHi mss. tIua .iu-ir..
without is'Aarg thr gf4'y ~ '. u''
lie had nc,.' stated, Dr. .ai1 l Dad 1r"n
stated by SeHatsr Dlwes BE- bed uetr. D. 'Ifi
of the Hathaway murder. Uf 'N. Obi sfn
murder. o. n The Olson hiAfde bu. u'
stated that hr bad beard OF ilsu Doe s.cI O.
way a. 20 authorize him 10 as uai Wl O..
the gintietnsdEAs said about 'hlm Was not
true. He cliimrd ihat he bad The light 90
question tho Senator who undertook io rr
peat n 1l.er alluny on the people of ~
i%sissinpi and 10 ask him who the author wa
lie fad ihs rigld 10 know Whose ial,enoot
the Senator w,s b1rking hy HE authority,
and he could tcn thc gentleman be- ,ould loi
escape frsn The responsibility winch hr n""
took ur,1n hrmtclf The senator, before
the A,nrrranlcpPle, had tetalcd Ml ihli
nous slender on the people Of Mississippi
and il ht tcfissl % disclose The n.uhe ~ ~
informant he hrclmc r%ctponHthlr for ne
smlsehoos. Iic did not believe ,h1t q single
workman had hrnn Killed. IL otd not he
lirye tlis false witness. lie was not in the
hsbit ofbelieving men who did not disclose
ihe,r.paanas 81. did moi believe that Mas
,sehusettsnuts had ever been There. lie
did no, helrsV he had = gin. u was an
easy mat;T Tor mcu 20 represent tielnscl'th
as victims rf AN outrage, bnl when I've p'n
Die were 10 be held responsible Tor those
outrage they ough, 10 know their acen'er'
Attn this we are inclined to think
this mar Dawes (who must be one
of the Jaek-Daw family will let
Senator George alone.
Pretty close upon these proceed
ings came a pass between Noor-
hees and Malone, in which the
latter was overwhelmingly worst
ed. fIe undertook to inumidate
The Indiana Senator, and mista-
kenly thinking he could do SO, dis
regarded tie friendly interpodtion
,of Senator lloar and so provoked
Mr.. VOORHEES, that he let loose on
the little Virginia Senator, en-
-dorscd the term renegade Dem
ocrat' MS applied to him by a Re-
publican newspaper in Pennsylya-
MIA, and endorsed everything in
the article ''tiai may be construed
TO reflect on the course Of the SEN
ator from Virginia" In fact, il.
ever one man was treated with tic
most supreme contempt by anoil'-
er. that man vas the little Virginia
Senator while the "Tal Sycamore
Of the Wabash was dealing with
him. Nobody Who knows Ma
hone doubts his phy sical courage,
and there was neither use nor
sense in his making an ass Of him
sell in the Senate 10 make people
believe there was fight in him
when everybody knew it. The
fact is. Malone is out of place
lie is entirely out Of his sphere.
and don't know how 10 behave
himself in the Senate. When he
left the army, where he command
ed men. he went into another POI
sition in which h. domiueered and
..bossed' over an army of railroad
employees. and he has become SO
accustomed to ''bossing IL and
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