The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-17
THE5SENATG AROUSED
FROM ITS Usual DREAMY STATE
NJ a P1nass Between llgslls and fraMt-ThC
Latter Arca,.d Of Forging tho "Gteurd.."
A ay'l'II of ror!ra.turo solvsd.-Coss Of E,5i
tho Dplom Atlc S'rvic,-Gsaerai Ns,,s.

WASHINGTON, D. g, June 1G.-!n tn
Senate to-day, Mr.. Ingallr, rlsing to I
question ol personal privilege, said III
senior Senator from Georgia (Mr. Brown
had referred to Lis making q character
istic speech on tha bill 10 refund certain
moneys to the Stats Of Georgia. Tha
language escaped his attention at the time
but tha employment Of the terms uset
were ollenEive. He esksd II tho Senator
Intended his remarks as personal and
offensive criticism. ilfGa&SS 81 (
"Mcst certainly not" said MIR. Brown
The relations between the Senator ant
myself have always been pleasant" " A-,-i-, -,--ia-,
"Thst ia sufiicient," reioined Mr.. In.
gals; wi.hicy distiuc.re.s, ION that point
Tho Senator then objected to euolhe,
statement in Mr.. Browns speech in which
he said MI. ingalls, had come to the
point, but wen! all around 1t in regard tc
the poaition Of Georgia on this money
question. u
"Are you ss!isasd," aeked Mr.. Ingalls,
"that you used that lanSusge2" y
"rhat is my ds!inc. recollection" an.
swored MI. Brown calmly. : 7-7---'-----
MIR. Ingalls, continuing, said that after
the report wus sent to tho Public Printer
words were deliberately yinterpolated into
the report Of the Senator's speech which
ialsiiied tho record and committed a for.
gerry upon the records Of the Senate.
This assertion created guile sensation
in the Chamber. Vico President Ell Jmunds
thought the Senator out Of order and re-
marked II he had any accusations to make,
he must make them in a different way. 81
"that Language" continued Mr. Ingells
was not uttered in debate, and is suscepti.
bio OF offensive Interpretation.
Seuato-s on tho Democratic pide cried;
"This is shameful; don't reply, Brown!" :
MIR. Brown, whose face was flushed With
excitement, said: u decline to make any
reply" ~ ~ .5E =i
Alr. Ingalls,, who remained on his feet
looking ierccly st the Senator from
Georgia, began, II suppose the Senator
WOuIu . i'.'.
"Thc Senator is out OF order," again said
tho Chair. .3J-G3s5 z s =
Mr.. Ingalls, went on to charge that the
changes in the report we're In the hand.
writing Of Mr.. Brown. He said he vas al.
ways willing to submit to the fortunes oi
debate, whether Of victory or defeat, but
he was not secure against the Parthiau
ARROWS that The flying foe might see tit to
discharge from the gafs ambush OF the
printing office.
while this mode OF warfare" he ex.
claimed, "is emiuently safe to The one who
wages it, it Is not satisfactory to the victim.
1t requires about the same amount Of cour.
age that is exhibited by the Thug who waits
until his enemies ara calcep and then
stahs them, move that the Language to
which have referred be 'expungsd from
the Record" ,1 E
The excitement on the Democratic eide
continued. Several Senators clustered
around Mr.. Brown and told him to keep
cool. - 90 ~ =; III. a;Sssysf
Mr.. German objected to the present con.
sideration Of the resolution, which accord.
ipgly went over. Some other business in.
lervened, and when it was disposed OF Mr..
Brown said: "The motion being object,
ed to, l will not reply now. ! do not intend
this shall go unChallenged, and will reply
to the accneItiona tomorrow" FE
The excitement, which wcs growing in
tense, then subsded, and the Senate pro.
cesded to other business. &