The daily gazette., 1882-07-18
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,,.,,vseu Hewitt and KoDesoH
Row soass So,s Yesterday Afternoon.
10 The hO arms between Messrs.
|TNe Pass4Sg S%hesop in the House yestercay !,
sTItt and ny hoTVa Srieay told in the GAZETTE "a. w.
|enOOn was soDoarlrrespondent Dalr says that ML, ".
~ ltltI Jumped TO bis ,e iees certain r statements
Syege a O. ~ 'PFcuoTsssioaal Record " =, hsan ms,
bleir the ne, vIr whieh, he stated, had not Deen
Ssrd in dgoa'' ,Ost manner imaginable hope- ,'s
A the coolies. n%s ,,a N his pockets and his
suiledh NJ I rght cheek and sodes drawihs p,o 10
gue % a,a5 nls eyeglasses proceedeu W
Dle-QSOla QSOlaamuocratie adversary. 49,. ,ah,e
bis peilU, ~ 'front.' of the Speakers saole
be sPace, ,ih !, democratic and Republican
Initiatives tlls% and attaches o,o Q. IS snort and
snlclpat apt disappointed. The ex-secre. essa'.
were .so, hot Il t was customary for memoeis
said 1nu' and u make additions 70 thslr
rdse aau .%at an the day in question the
,aran from New ioiN r.,,,,sldarahlv
eIla,, W. the @ floor which was c3nslueraoly ,
y, 4 Tp 5etore going into the heeora =. s,h,Os, anu
ID OeiuaU ,inants we're expressed to wnich
selllll,,Jldh n,,ld have been taken, but they
l'vD Wy deemed of consequence 81, eIou ~ he
,nUiug, aUi he said that he was no. OH u tns sas
nG,us al .aying things he did not mean, ,,,,r ,or
Of Sai,niS initote t6at animal which shrinks
not s,n l,,,''S of living man and was con-
" to howl oyerhis grave p,,,,,o.or.o,,vo
y. Robeson sat down Kepresen,tatlve
~ If pennsylvania, in an exel'ca man \,
n, q his % dst at Mr.. Hewitt and in
nGSh % ho n,s Was IN not the man that testified
u ny ,,;rcness "S Of the Morey letter.
levitt, replying to Mr.. mo kooesoni e
,tTben the gentleman charges, (as
.,,nd IT. faIsehood. When Q man mas
sarged sVa,,u On The floor Of the House, by
~, Sas responsible for what he says,
ntu1 ,ur thief liar and perjurer, and
" M t,kes no action to have that struck
ISe record, and does not seek to hold
w., ii that language to any account,
aS, aosms 10 me that anything which he
y ss''II arsr that, in the face of gen
~ .rS IN tbe face of this country, Is
tbs obtst of utter and base con
Iinaiuse from the Democratic
,I rontemptuous ordinations
4, Republican side. ] understand
sisms1 now to assume the responsi-
rlbs acts of his subordinates, and
Ics %, then say that every word
uttered, as to these contracts being
kad in iniquity and born in sin, and
py we're corrupt, may be applied to
rtleman and taken as the charge which
sganst him.
lout showing any trace of temper,
81 his 1orid face might have been a
brighter than usual. Mr.. Robeson
hat Mr.. Hewitt's words caused him
and no attention would be paid to
nanatcd from man who owed all
was to the fact of being a son-in-law
Cooper Besides, man who had
bphed thF "Morey letter" to California
L for denial did not command
be or the respect of anybody.
angcred Mr.. Hewitt, who interrupted
questions "Who do you mean Z"
tepraphed that letter TO California;"
II reply was that If he instituted an
gatiOn he would have material aid
e jeBeyman. While the beligerents
paring away at each other Represen-
Brown Of Indiana raised q point Of
hi Speaker Keifer raped the dis
to order. ...-.-..-