Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-03-25
Warrington Letter.
From our Regular CORRESPONDENT.

| WAsHINGrON, March 2ih., 1874. The lates
question take up b. the h CHER branch o
cG'Es to sshoo ss snh dSG
|e establishment and t"mpor"ry support. Sena'
tor Is air, who opened he debat, pro- ounce
this meas re- the most I'm ortant one with
which he Senat- has had to deal since the
war. He held tha the panacea TO- America
| Ills was rniv rsal education an read run-
b 70 stat ments and statistics, sh. wing tn,
pIia cs hft TN mil lon for the first ar, four
ten for he seco Il, and on r0r Ten years,
de reaslng on million arly to expended
s.sh .sGl to b. uGa, Il Or" b,sis h ,,a9.
lev. The 4 nat as voted to suppress the foot
snd mouth dis 'ase amo Y the cat L. by pas =
I ma IRON -iation Of 20, ON, for that pur.
Hing RS on the cAen ar as n dist Ihi"g el"
M. !. The Uppf House las also lked about
a mo ecrpcdi us mean Of dlspo Ing of e
Va tsccnmuation ,n Of nn1.lrrminea pension
| App icaiiOns for uch claim, greatly annoy
the cgis'a ors on taplto Hi by their appeals
for -eIief. senator lIoa" thought nslhinY
{ uld be more t aHica than the ories which
come 0 them every year, mo tn, wee and
day. OF the hop d FER e of the povcrt the
rrow, he agony Of those men. aud the Wild
their life, Ii a,h eneth and the hest psrt
., tn, ir ma, hood to their country. He spoke
of the unfulhled promi es made tr'n nty one
rsAgo ana IN long s.er the nhnry ,,h hnss as
were two hundred thousand claimants now
unattended TO. Senator ingalls,, on the other
hard. took he position that the United States
had been unpreced ntedly ro.igsl In paying
nsiOns.
Ii has be n man year si"ce ~ e Democracy
has had brains or bravery enough 10 lhangu-
desire S shown to the show gin IN the
ropose ID mocrauc caucus + rdiscussing the
ariii Qursti n. So T r, fro being . measure
:" .S sr peIaf Sly the % Saa & s now
patty pate ed upib IRE now, II i true, but
s'nce -" ePn1,ty been ~ SnIa ,atn.
are rpringing up In all sorts OF un xpected
laccs thin the Ines Of their camp. The
punishment III catsned by the brilliant Ken
thco ending brethren cri gc In the least. Mr..
Rauda rs adheleuts say the Nor 1 Onites will
have good time reading en- Out Of the par
up up out Of h.r,s way, and indifferent as t.
bich gets the wosst tit Ill quietly look on
while the other party deyo rs l,scif.
1he ro t.oicf Approp,i,tlon eill nnl m9rn
tivcs III J." any bin pas ed that body during
Ihr prescn, session The long debat" Of abosl
ten DAYS was inIl + party pers naiities nd nd
controv rsy a TIT ccurred between Mr.. Town
shend. VIII. ID charE Of the hlll, and Mr.:
Reed, In which me bl rnrss was INDUCED
in. The ', n lc',an fr III Inc opposed
feature of the bin, in ans er to which tn. l.
llnni Representative aller Il that Mr.. Pecd
had defended every culator vho hai been
harged on that floor with nal administration
every rxtravagantappr0pr' ton that hadeyrr
been suggested, and every trrcst of rail-
road company >r. Rced re- udinlcd tn" &c
cusaton with unusual warmth. He said there
is no man 50 poor, md no corporation so rich
tha | W uld prostitute myself to In uStice fer
the sake Of the temporary advantage which
comes "fmantainlng "A false po ition because
some d homes men r. clamprinR against
them Ne did not wish TO boast, but had no
orcAsiOn TO low, his head in tn presence of
any man In that IIO s., OF either party, and
ven urel to sa Mr. To~nShcnd was the on
man there capable OF making su h rcina ks as
he had ms e.
Roll calls by electricity Is tue late inven-
tlon Of interest to tn So Who are anxious TO
s;tSc some o. the tiinr which l,hring OlaVish-
Iy suuaudrrc by Congress. de Ice for
enabling II yraBnd nav vote OF III" whole icusc
to be taken instant ncOnslv Instead r. con
sumng nca rly an hour, AS nj rr sent, Is on
exhibition at the Capitol 1h" plan Is to pro
vide the desk each mrn'h"r with little
lever which, fturnrd to the right votes yes,
10 the II no The votes are co ntch by me-
chan sm, and the result exhibit d on an an
nilnrialor in VI " OfrNc one. bli " rinbers
who hayr seen III" invention In operation ap-
pro q of 1t, 1T first term men look dOnhtfullv
nj the new thing, y sstbly on the Rr urd that
their names would not res 'unh through the
halls fCongrc-,, If 1t were adopted. II.