The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-03-02

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tho srese vnrd sssiuss Tie railroad snopolsss of
Au.,,oaw
.Wbst in tho mama Of Cos has grammar TO DO with
ash,ins batt,ef =.
!. have mot rot th,ousS have never hsA hereto.
fora onanoe during the nine ysars have been mem.
her to make over q dvsmiuuts speech In this House.
and. A. I have tho door now. intend 70 proceed"
Here We have on, Democratic brethren dwelling 10.
Setber In ds,ish,sni untv II spectarie A. svset A.
shs ohs.,,sd vhsn ,h.v ssv IN. oil RIM down
tbs b.sr, ~ A.,o,"
tina, mi. Hous. a todav In tho control Of the
aptb And w.st and thanh 0op for ia We have submit
tai IN ,hs dou,u.,or ~ Nav York and Ivnnis
and section not N large - one county of nv State
long enough"
I'm the blazing ,isht Of the century think
the R.publ,cs suI socrsts parties oan AFFORD TO be
honest"
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Of which for this side do not propose to
drop"
IN. ,, s,n hnr,.on ~ .s,,,,na. s,scr.ai. Ana dis
grace y"
~ believe this nation, spelled with aares n held
IN me bosom OF ooo"oopeop'o"
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.. the bosom Of the deep tina, no diver can
20 down to bring 1t up"
We oonsressmen are expected to attend to every
.., IRON pA'o"' ''' ''''"p'A "'0A''
..yov ! am ,or ,r,,,,c. sn.,,an,. g.n,,om.u from
the city Of New York. Under tho presen, system get
Above letter from sweet insn'orata while am ait
,ns ~ the 'ane Al orestiaa rhst comes oy carrier.
800. -. o.r.s, On, ~ Nv. w.. h",ar.n. 10
thousands Of men who have bl...d the trail on which
the path of empire has Why should they not hAvo
tho privileges ANA ADVANTAGES OF one OF these elegant
hbehtoHeu VI tpo wy VI Ne" avn VI
"IIrnr tina, TIL. bill 1. the produc, of the combined
genius Of the cattle King. of the srea, West, who own
steers with broad horns that can run SO fast that
"Gon h,s., tn. hons,. m,"sr., rbsv bov. mad. tina,
Western country to blossom and bloom. They have
opened the bowels of the mountains They have
led the way for the construction Of railroads. the build
n." mo, ,Sa a 90
main. az CEN, in a Pullman carr
Atsomo nor,o,, y, b,s m roer Mr. Rr,popn
IN mo ocrose ~ account ~ tho liya NJ Jr,.,us
Cpa.p uo road II n, gorIv ond con.oivod
ornot admiration ,nr tho di.tin.r,sbed
Romon Tn tb;s circumstances untmnortant
IN ,tseIf- this chance encounter with n stray
conv III some biouranbv NJ CHsAR-mnv be
traced tho origin Of tho classical flavor which
permeates many OF Mr., BELFoRp's orations.
Julius CESAR represents the majestic Past.
and he Ia frequently summoned to the
bar OF the House bv the Colorado
statesman. "Gen. GRANT ia the great.
est General since julius CESAR" said
Mr.. BrnroRD n few weeks aro. in discussing
tho Frrz John PORTER bill. az said " he az.
plained tho next dav. that Gen. GRANT IA
tho rreatest General this world has seen
since the time OF Julius CESAR. said
It adyisedly." "Talk about educating men
for the armyl' he exclaimed about A week
AGO. during the debate on the West Point
Approximation bill. "CAsAB, the great
julius CESAR Ilauphterl-hold on a mo-
ment. I say that the great JULIUS
CESAR never commanded company until
he was forty-six years old. And have we q
General in this or any other country equal to
him ?" Whenever tho drift Of Mr.. BRLFoRD's
oratory appears to be towards ancient Rome
tho House at once becomes attentive. JULIUS
CESAR is coming.
While JULIUS CESAR is the object OF Mr.,
BE1FoRp's constant admiration, the chief
target of his envenomed shafts Ia the Hon,
WILLIAM HOLMAN Of Indiana. This ia no.
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| the nation uncoyers Its head" "the distiu-
euisheo gehtie'han rom inu'ana, VINO eA-
| erc'et's inc Ve'o po"o, ny way VI constant
oo!ect'oh' ar' eAa,hlmo@ o' tne eiaoorate
| poiiIehess WIN "hich Mr. bELfohp refers 10