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the part'ofthe Republican party. [Applause on
the Democratic side

the partof the Republican party. [Applause on
the Democratic side.
Mr.. Warner was permitted to proceed In
order, and continued with vindication OF
the committee Of which be Is chairman He
ridiculed the assump tion made In the speech
complained OF, that Mr.. Taylor was a special
representative Of the soldiers Of the country.
Had the gentleman represented them on the
field during the Earl lApplause on the
Democratic side He knew something Of
the gentleman's record during the war. He
knew that when the war was well nigh over
when sill the great battles were fought, the
gentleman had enlisted in the home guards
OF Ohio. One condition under which the
regiment enlisted was It should not be re-
CURED To 20 out Of the state. Laughter
The gentleman represented the Union
soldiers on the floor OF the house, indeed.
Self appointed. probably. They would nat
urally select gentleman Of courage, aud II
certainly took courage, alter congress had
adjourned, 10 90 70 the printing once and
insert in the record what had been alluded
to. But It was the kind Of courage the
assassin displayed when be approached aud
stabbed a sleeping victim. lAppause.l
Mr. Taylor said the regiment In which be
was enlisted had served year and q half
outside Of Ohio.
Mr.. Cox, Of New York, asserted there was
a rule about publishing speeches after ad-
/ jaurnmeut. A rule of honor that no reflection
on the integrity Of members should
be contained in them. As 10 his 'Salt
/ in Politics. speech. II was a falsehood
10 say be had not delivered Il, or any part Of
II on the floor. When a certain river and
harbor bill was under consideration his hu-
morous friend from Kentucky (White)
offered an amendment apprOpriatiug $40
900 for the improvement Of Salt river for
| the benefit OF tn Democrats. but they had
not gone no that river. Laughter. The
magnetic meandering Of the statesman from
Maine had gone up Salt river, with all the
meanderings thereof. at that time be had
made some remarks in regard 10 salt" and
| had obtained leave to extend his remarks for
/ the purposes Of showing the qualities OF salt
as applicable 10 politics. He had never taken
advantage Of the leave 10 print to make re-
/ fectiOns on any one, and a man who would
dare do it-well, II he were 10 characterize
/ him properly his words would not be taken
down. II is not a brave thing 10 do.
Mr.. Warner-The gentleman from Ohio
never saw an armed enemy.
Mr. TAyior-Tne records Of the Forty fifth
congress say the gentleman was shot in the
/ back. Why not have that suppressed
Mr. Warner-Brave men have been shot
in the back, not in the way the gentleman
shoots them, but in my case IL happens not
% be true. The shot that disabled me Is al
most direct front shot / call for the pre-
] viOus question.
Mr.. Brown, Of Indiana, moved to refer the
resolution to the committee on rules. Lost,
yeas 81, nays 16l.
The resolution was then adopted, yeas lG4,
NAYS GO.
The senate Joint resolution was adopted 10
relation 10 the ceremonies 10 be authorized
in connection with the completion Of the
! Washington monument
A recess until o'clock was then taken.
The evening session is for the consideration
Of pension bills.
At the evening session the house passed
ten pension bills, including one granting
$50 month b Emma belong, and ad-
iourned until Monday.