The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-13
Taylor said hc lltl carried every county
except Monroe-[["Gool for Monroc,h
exclaimed Davidson, Of Florida, amid
laughter and applause OH The Democratic

luyiOr Snlu ITO ll!hl carried every count,
except Monroe-["Goo,l for Monroe,
exclaimed Davidson, Of Florida, annie
laughter and applause OH The Democrat,
side. fsr' 75s fg :
Nj. Taylor declared TINT Warner w6ult
not have carried Monroe except on the
hypothesis he had voted for Randall 10,
Speaker. lle raised the laugh Mt tho OK,
pensc OF Speaker Carlisle by reading from
Il Democratic paper published In Ohio In
which that gentleman is referred 10 as
having been FREQ trltler throughout the
Speakcrship. ls EJ5gSl -st,l t-
Mr.. Taylor then submitted MI argument
to substantiate tho statements made by
him In his speech, towliich exception was
taken and the discussion drifted into the
consideration OF the Mexican pension bill.
Coming down more directly to the subject
In controversy. he read from papers pre-.
pared by tho Public Printer showing that
Mr. Warner had himself, OH several occa.
sions, taken advantage Of tho privilege Of
leave to print. 7s l.7F gI'
A DAD SHOWING.
In order to showit was tho habit OF the
members 10 avail themselves Of this per-
mission (ono OF these tables discloscs tho
interesting fact that during the Forty.lifth,
Forty-sixth, Forty.sevcnth and tho first
session Of tho Forty.cighth Congress $50
speeches were printed which were never
delivered on the floor, while ! ,lS3speecles
delivered werc withheld for revision and
substantially altered), he also read q let
Ter calling attention to the fact that tho
"salt in Politics" speech OF Mr.. Cox, Of
New York, was not delivered in the House
but was reprint OF Fourth OF July ad.
dress TO Tammany hall. Laughter.
WARNER TAKES BACK HIS WORDS.
Mr.. Warner, in rising to close the de.
bate, said the action OF Slr. Taylor in
printing such speech was unprcccdent-
ed. lie did not wish to 40 into tho dis.
custom OF tho Ohio election, but would
say he never had been in a campaign car
ried on anywhere, where methods SO cor
rnpt, forbidden and abhorrcnt, were re- |
'ortel TO rs were rcsortei to by his col |
eagnc, his confederates, and his paid stall !
of scoundrcls to circulate the very speech !
which he had printed.
Mr.. Taylor demanded that these words |
,e taken down and they were read from
he Clerks desk. |
Mr.. Warner-I withdraw the remarks, |
which l can plainly see to he unparla-
nentary, but l say this: That do not
hink that q campaign was ever carried on
anywhere in which methods more cor
'upt, forbidden and abhorrcnt wei 0 resort
u to, to achieve political ends, than were
escorted to in the Seventeenth district OF
ohio during the last canpaign OH the part
i the Republican party. Applause on
side.
MIR. Warner was permitted to proceed
II order and continued with his vindica-
ion Of the committee ofwhich he is chair
nan. He ridiculed the assumption made
nthe speech complained OF that Taylor
yas the special representative OF the
oldiers OF the country. Had the gentle
nan represented them on tho field during
he war? (Applausc from the Demo-
rat side.) He knew something OF the
record dnring the war. Lie
;new that when the war was well
ligh over, when all great battles were
ought the gentleman Ind enlisted in the
lone Guard OF Ohio. One OF the condi-
ions under which the regiment enlisted
vas it should not be required to go.out OF
he State. (l.aughtcr.)
MIR. Taylor said the regiment in which
10 was enlisted served 4 year and half
utsidc OF Ohio.
The resolution was adopted. Yeas 16i;
laws 60, lN s,far