The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-22

THE KZLL. KHB0EE DEBATE.

~oA' 1>"hu"AA N'Vc6 the GLORY to clio OcCk-
9lan.
After describing the opening of tho
debate by Pepdleton, and Gonhlinx's
reply, Colonel Randall thus writes to
the CN,V'ste1s and ComRitu&iona1Y,t.
When Mr.. t:onkling had co,descend.
ed 10 BIC down, there was a slight
pause, as If to afford Mr.. Pendleton an
opportunity to reply. But the gentle
man from Ohio had firod of his gun
and appeared to be out of ammunition.
Then. as under similar circumstances
last Friday Senator Hill took the floor
ana at once went to the core Of the
matter. Without mentioning Ma
homes name, he poured out on the up-
known traitors head, alluded to bv
Conkling. the most terrible avalanche
OF lnlrctive that was ever born from
mortal lips. He quoted Mr.. Conk-
'lE.%'s positive assumption that, on Fri
day h"It, il the Democrats would be
patient, the Eepublicans would be sure
to organic" The Senate to suit them.
selves. N.r. li;l' said he assumed that
;ii' Was n.>tnkc. as tho Democrats
had a majority, even when all Rcpub-
ilrn!iE i;! been seated, End that there
rHu'H /" mo,i;rpnblicun organization
uHic&S h"'N:an elected as 4 Democrat
lI3t"I inr rNri "fn traitor and dis
z! ca ni& rrNlUti$$iOn.. He assumed
ih"t 1.rrc was uo SUch infamous per-
FnH l'' -" la;nEcr, but irsuch pcr-
$ru VI -" ready ;hCve, lie would like TO
E"uW Wuo he Va. aUtl what was the
Ir,rr 81 his rec .Uu. Various attempts
{" choke Hi OF by interruption were
'hnNr By !lN,.r A!.a CouklinG and I.o.
Az, Hu: ,.n Georgia Senator flung
..rM nw..r Ike the boar Of the forest
tNNkr 'r"un Ills >;,in the dogs that as.
:,:l him. :'.ij, "ith,ut mentioning
II" N&nlH OF MahuHc. arG even repn-
NhttnM H. !Ica ;n..i $, base Il wretch
rH'@'%N - !... EpnI;i,nm Unlimited, he
h'r:a'!! LNyc.l .nat Individual, who.
r"Ntr'0 W!iH !@:,G ;uN co,!:aiion, fled
tUc Nt'"nbtr mere tj:an once and rcap-
lc>r.h IN hr.p and ragged fashion.
N,rr %. Cameron. the trainer and
bAt.:> Eo!1rr - - ncr"hi::,An c&rcu$,
hat; Mu"seu hin in.o Something like
dNwE"l,nr*s. $50 m,a:," said hin, as
II h1nr - Tvs: r9,nc back and took
.i"n; scat, "nu man has right to ur-
c@nj commission from one party and
&c: with another. No man so trcacl.
e.! o"S j. worthy Of Il place in the Sen-
ATE. Where is the man? Who is tic
ibInt h"!c ~ The man who cnn rise
Ia tins presence and confess TINT lie
uiN2'a"r& the commission he holds?
Into that H,:r HNot Hill kept pound ng
SWAY, until onc could almost fancy he
Faw The Ehas:ly wound and the raw
an: EMH&!euous condition oft.
IHeA iHto t'tc urea fronting the Vice |
frrS1ae"i what was lett OF WI Ii; III
MAhone pralircd like jack released |
from box. He showed himself, | /
must M|u'it, o good deal Of Il man bv
being able to survive ut all Ben Hills |
ro i"g and he struck back with a
vicious ticrccncss that cxtGrcd the |
p!nudits Of the galleries and the svm-
pathetic Republicans who clustered |
about him. He denounced Hill for
making insinuations about him: ruvcd |
about Bourbon Democracy and Gcor- !
gia tissue ballots, aud claimed that he |
was accountable only to his cunstitu- !
ents, and served notice npon the |
democrats that as lie had in the begin |
ming repudiatod their caucus he now
rcpudiatcd them. 1t was complete
Hop. Amid q good deal OF hand-clap-
ping from the Republicans, lie sat
down and was swallowed up by his
desk, upon which he placed his feet, in
total contravention of Senatorial de-
cencv.
Hill immediately retorted that he
hnd not arraiEnM the Senator from
Virginia. who had arrnigncd himself,
~ was defending you,' he said, "ilom
INFAMOUS representations, and YOU ac-
cuse yourself. I have vintlicatcd the
Senator, and hope he will vindicatr
/ I'm,
Democrat aud was elected a. q Demo
crat. when Mahone squcakcd out
denial, liill ret"rtcd: Did You no;
vote for Hancock for President, and
W"uiu Won ever have had q seat in this
body If your people had known that
y"n n'rdltnted their betrayal into Re-
pnhiI'm hNuu>:' Malone never
opened his lips. "lIc is dumb" said
mn. lie cannot deny it. The gull
" c"hSrlrncr is its own accuScr."
Mhh"nr jumped up again. shrickcd
"u' ihnt this thing must stop or he
Wnu!u no!u I'M I" "pcrsonal rcSpon-
: ',h'.'IN. This SIural excited only de-
'l<i ~. lF ! ! r"nrmbrrcll how Gen
.'i"i N"!n'.r ;unN water when Jubal
| ,''". %"H ;iI%airy johnson brought
hil' l. ~" uj,,"l puin! and vainlv en-
i' "N"irh I" !",l ">aii~tuc,ion" out of
''" -. ~. sGil lllll. # have uc-
80 i ail 'hc newspapers, |
80" 80. >ni tlny millions OF
..' .... ..,.. ;.;r'nr;ing vainlv to
u n"... ... .rti Ne genflcmon
80 G., ,o,.i l. N..uu entered the
! !.... -. ..... Sn..n NtN"Ncl him out
',.'.....S as i.,u.r. No one seemed
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