The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-19
LAB0RS OF CONGRESS.
MAR OF WORDS BETWEEN SENATORS.
ingalls,, of Kansas, Charges Brown, OF
Georgia, with Falsifying tho Records
browns Hoply-Prooeedlngs In
q tho House-Other News.
SENATE PROCEEDINGS,


A sensational episode occurred m the
senate Monday, Mr., ingalls,, rising 10 ques
don OF personal privilege, said tho senior
senator from Georgia Nir. Brown had 70.
erred 20 his making q characteristic speech
On the bill TO refund certain moneys 10 the
state OF Georgia That language escaped ha
attention at the time. but tho terms used were
offensive, He asked II tho Senator intended
iis remarks as q personal and offensive oriti.
,lsm.
Most certainly not" replied Brown, "the
relations between the Senator and myself
lave always boon pleasant"
THAT IL sufficient on that point" reJolned
ingalls, icIly, The Senator then objected 10
mother statement In Mr. Browns speech In
which no said Ingalls, had not come 10 tho
point, but went all around IL, In regard TO the
position OF Georgia In this money question
'Aro you satisfied, asked ingalls,, ''that you
lsod that languagoT'
'That IN my distinct recollection" answered
| Mr. Brown, calmly,
Mr. Ingalls,, continuing said that after the
| fcport hhd heon sent 70 the Public Printer
! words were deliberately lnterpolnled into the
| teport Of tho Georgia Senator'S speech which
| talslllOd tho records aud committed forgery
ipNn the records OF the Senate, 'lhla
assertion created u sensation In the chamber
]
Rns out OF order, ana sand that II ho had any
! accusations ho must make them Ia different
! way, "Ihat language" continued Mr., In
rails, twas not uttered In debate, aud Is sus
] ieptiblo OF IN offensive Interpretation"
A voice on tho Democratic aide criodi
| This Is shameful Don't reply, llrownl"
| Mr. Brown, whose face was flushed with OK
htemonL shoutodi ~ decline 20 make ans
Mr. ingalls,, who remained on his feet look
! ing troCely NJ the Senator from Georgia, DO.
Tnni ~ supposed tho Senator would"
"Tho senator Is out Of order again." aalc
| lho chairman,
,Mr, ingalls, won't on to charge that tn,
shang0s IN the report were IN the hundwrit
ng OF Mr., brown, llo said no was alwayI
wiling TO submit 10 the fortunes OF victory
Pr defeat but ho was not secure against
Parthlan arrows that n TOO might see NJ IA
discharge from tho safe ambush OF u printing
pllloe. while this mode of warfare" no OK
slalmod, IA omincntly sHfo 70 tho one who
! wages II, II 10 not satisfactory 10 tho Victim
y requires about Tho eamo amount OF oourag,
That is exhibited by q thug who waits until hi
lnomy ls asloop and thon gtlba him, move
hat the lenguago TO which have referred b,
! Bxpungcd from the record"
Tho exClthm6nt on the Democratic sld0 ran
high. Several senators clustered around MIR
Brown and told him 20 keep cool MIR. Cor
man objected 10 the present consideration 0l
lho resolution, which accordingly went over
some other. business interviewed, when Il
WAS disposed OF Mr. Brown sald "Motlon bo
Ing objcotOd 10, viii moi reply | do not In
tend that this shall 40 unOh0llongod, and
will reply 10 the accusation tomorrow" The
| excitement then eubsldOd aud tho Sonau
! proceeded with us regular buanUda
| Mr. butler called up his resolution roQuir
! ng al investigation into the affairs OF the
New York banks, Mr.. Blair said that II the
! Comptroller OF Currency was now doing his
| duty concerning the banks, ho had Withhold
| his activity TOO long. Mr.. Vest said tha
lho Marine National, tho Metropolitan
National aud the second National llanla
| Of New York failed with ucpollta amounting
| 10 many millions OF dollars, The pOo
! po hnd been swlndod out OF these mill
Ions, lie inquired what the Comptroller oi
t1o Currency had bocn doing whllQ those
banks were putting up thCeO swindliup
undor tho eyes OF tue Government oMoera
Mr., Butler rei0rrOd 10 the recent dOiuOatlot
OF SlOO,OlO IN " Cleveland bunk, which wal
discovered soon 0ttOr the bank had boon OK
emmod by tho Government Examiner, Mr.
morrill, said that no good could ho otoctoG
By IN invostlgntlon, Mr., Plumb had heard
| OF only one bank failure In Now York City
.ho Marine National Tho President OF that
bank hOs boen indicted by the Grand Jury on
| application of the DlstrCtAtlornoy. The
othora wcr0 only embarrassed for tito time
Mr. sherman did not believe that nny good
sould como of nn investigation by a commit
sre and u crowd around, Tho fact, hothonght,
hW thcro wore no moro failures than had
happened during tho last ninety days, aftoI
n instance OF doIucntlon ~ shown by high
! bnnk Ollloork was u compliment 10 tho M
ional banking systom, Nothing Congress
sould do could prevent bad men hav
nH charge oil money from stealing,
Ho rofcrrod TO the action OF tho
clearing house u voluntary association In
sonlng 10 the aid OF thp business community
n on emergency M illustrating tho ONcOl
'cnoe OF our financial eyatOm, II tho occur
renooe OF ITO last fow months had boon IN
hA ~
banking eyston had bOon established, the
trouble would have been very much more
serious and would extend TO othor cOuntrlot
with which wo hnd financial transact n1 A
panic IN this instance had loon avoided by
the action OF the associated bnnka 1hoy had
| Morkou out their own salvation.
:, Tho senate oouourod IN the aotlon OF the
House on tho Senate amendment approprl.
| atlng eleO,OOO Tor necessary and epcClul mail
facilities on trunk limos aud In Increasing
the amount 10 Sg6OOO0, Tho Senate voted "a
insist upon ~ three remaining amendments
70 tho l9stolllco bllli one increasing the mp
preparation for tho transportation on rail-
road routes from Sll10O,OO0 10 sle, 16OOOl
another striking out tho House provision ro
lhlinR 70 the roudiusimont Of compensation "
railroads, aud ono adding S0OOOO0 10 the ~
preparation OF H,OJO,OOO FOR railway poatolos
clerks.
In considering tho Utah bin, Mr. Butler rc
| plying 10 Mr. HOArH statement that hO tho
s2IngiII2r iIS from GoorElm had lor = great part OF
/
hlbitcd tho marriage of oortuln people, said
| thnt tho South hnd borrowed slavery from
Massachusetts lio road from urioua his
torica worhs TO show that largo number Of
nuluttooa woro always found In Mnaenohu,
notts during the. tlm0 that slavery prevailed
In that State, and whun IN 1888 Massachusetts
passed ~ net oxpolllng from tho State all
| negroes the courts hold that the act also ap
piod TO muottQos II may have boon very
| natural 10 oxpol tho negroes from MnAgnchti
SOUS, nut " Hcomod u littlo unnatural TO oXp0
! tho mulaltoos-not thQt thoy wore akin W
! tho people OF Massachupota, but poasbly
becauso tho climatic influence had changed
thor color until they wore moro In tho Illo
ness oil che good people OF thnt state. The
cold, blgaollng wind of Massachusetts, OF
somo Other cpuso, had modified the obony
color OF the African IN thnt state, aud had
issued compound OF yellow. no that thoy
nro no longor called negroes, but mulatlooa
Alter those mulMtooe, whc naturally or
unnuturally, had boon expelled Nm Massn
ohueetts, thoy doubtless took ro. - IN tho
southern Stnloe, aud tholr dceccndagy there
have multiplied, SIN transmitting UU,.lcd
color Inherited from climatic INFLUENCE 10
permitting divorce only for ono onuso IN
pliCoB whore the Federal Government has cr
elusive jurisdictions was roIcutod--i yeas,
~ nays, Incidental amendments were
offered by Moe.m, lIoar and VusL Tho Son,
nln then adjourned,
Whom lilo senate Nqsomblod Als morning
NJ, llrown rose 10 n question nl privllcnc,
,io Huu thu tork ronu lnu fpinhrlN or Mr.
lnpals made yesterday rotating 60 Browns
revision Of his UlrOwn's remarks made In do
batC on Friday ast Whom the CIdrk hud CON
olndod ,hg roading, Me Brown said ho had
not rOnllcdiO Mr. ingalls, rumnrka yesterday
because he did not wish tn sneak under lrtl
tution, which MIR ingalls, romarhe were cal
oulnlod aud intended W prpvokol In what
70 hnd 70 SOY ho would kogp within
the decorum OF the Sonnto and hnil reduced
his romnrlp 10 writing. lie atllod tit
attention Of tho Senate TO tho Insulting nnd
opprobronp language used by the yonntn,
from knnans lngulO toward members of ths
Senate, who could not fppcl niuh insults
without violating the rules which al Senator
woru IN honor bound TO Oboy. MIR. irowr
dld not wish to Elnlo over this mnttrr. m,
churEq Of tho Senator from Kansas was thai
Of classifying the record and "commlttlnl
forgery upon the records OF tAo sonnlo,f
TlH language w0s u adcllborltcly.plnnnod In
SUI and uttered not only In violation ur IN,
rules of tho Ronntc, but In defiance of ths
Att yhorly OF the presiding orlcor
Thc Chair romntkcd that II The Senator was