The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-23

iron our Regular Coro.p. ,nasn,.I


CCngtosa IL sksing sut its time in
night sessions. society is secretly plot
ting against the restrictions of Lent, and
fdrtiseIy dining, wining, dancing, and
--"but don't you say I told you.' The
talk to-day Is that there will be an ex-
ira session, but ! am no Virgins, and
since you will know how IL is bsfore
this reaches you, / will postpone ell
prophecy until after tho event. But,
II there should be an extra session, they
will have time Of II in the election Of
. Speaker and the organization Of the
House. There Is powerful lobby here
now, but its ranks will DO much increas-
ed should an extra session DO called.
Mr.. Carlisle Is said 10 have ninety-eight
members Of the ne1t House pledged 10
support him for Speaker, but q rsgi-
ment rarely rallies its rooster roplete,
and Randall relies on Il roll list a.
large.
The most axciteing episode Cf the
sesaion occurred at the House last night.
Thei galleries were crowded, as they
have been for week, by the families
Of members and their friends, and BY q
large numker Of transient visitors. The
River and Harbor bill was under dis
cussion. Mr.. Van voorhis, Of New
York, had opposed the bill very bitter.
y, and, moving TO strike out the item
for the improvement Of the Sacramento
river, said that II tho chairman Of the
Committee Of Commerce. Mr.. Page, had
not been from California no such item
would have been put in II. at In so out
rageous, 20 damnAblc,' continued Mr..
Van VOorhis, ''Ihst nobody but > gamb.
Ter and eut-throAt would think oI
lacking such an item 10 this bill." I'm.
mOdiately there ensued such = scene a.
reminded one Of the memorable attack
Of John Young Brown, Of Kentucky
upon the present Governsr Of Mssaa.
chusetta. There was an excited and
uproarous denunciatiOn Of the language
used. dozen members endeavoring In
the interests Of peace and good order, "a
pour keroSens on the troubled waters.
Mr.. Van Voorhis, who is neither 40
AdOnis or Dcmosthsncs, made an Ab-
ject apology. both 10 The House and "a
Mr.. Page, but some members moved an
expulsion, and Mr.. Herbert, Of Ala.
bama, would not be placated until Mr.
Van VOorhis hAd been reprimsnded BY
tho Speaker. Mr., Herbert, however
failed TO carry his motion, much TO th'
regret Of the galleries, who were anxioui
for . scene with Mr.. Keifer in the role
Of repimander. AZ this point, :hs di
Plomatic Kasson arose, and With voic,
much weakened and cracked since b,
pied the cause Of the fraudulent Presi
don't and was paid BY . mission 10 vi
snna, argued that there was no prece
dent for reprimauding a member wh'
had Withdrawn his Offensive words and
made double apology both TO th,
House and TO the offended Represents
tive. This ended the row and ruDpus
The elegant and edited audience left th'
galleries, and tho House proceeded will
the discussion Of the bill.
The marriage Of the recently divorc'
ed vulgar man and sphemeral Rspubli
can Senator from thefottsn borough o
Colorado, occurred at WiIlard's Hots
last night, and was attended by Il,
President. The lady who was mad
the wife Of the millionaire ID pbysica
beauty, with face and form Of almos
ideal outline. She is Of medium height
well rounded figure, twenty-five year
old. The President paid particular at
tentiOn to the bride, and just before b,
left expressed wish for rose from he
boquet, which she quickly chose anC
handed him.