The Penn's Grove record., 1885-02-07

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uatalra. I-e ~,Gue TO K the ,,.ti n
aN .u.la1 81. iD,igHai.aI l,aa.iyc to tt
crime. .. .t.'J committed ia Lo.ia...
senator i}a.r thought .Hat 10 yo..u.
iar,.ic L su,te gcsoiutio,, he expires
srI tlr wish OF Irish-Ameiican citizens
| among his constituents in tie old Bay
state. The Senator from Louisiana
Mr.. Gibson, held that d! naui;ers plgc-
ci themselves on a level with poison
! ,s: that they were ~asssssins. Senator
ingalls, said the explosions of last sat
urday were dec arations of wal against
society, They shook the fouu,da iol
of every Capital in Chris,endom." lie
| proTused to vote for the resolutions
SiIl. he thou ght there was something
in society worse thln dynamite, name
w.: ''the guilt aLd the wrongs that
made dynamite possible" "EIelpless IS,
! hopeless poverty, and the oppression OF
| celturits were the ingredients of dy-
nunile''. lie thought that these oc
cu,rtuecs should teach the lesson that
for natlcaas Well as for men, there is
| nothing 80 Improbable as injustice.
The Junior Senator from Virginia,
| who has enjoyed he distinction of be-
mgcalled the handsomest maa in the
Ugper House, assumed for the second
time this session The role of the lone
senator. lie spose and voted against
resolutions that could be construed as
sympathy and fellowship with England,
referring to her as Il Government OF cru
city aud ty.anny, and he earnestly
champi0Hed The cans OF poor, cypress
ed struggling Ireland. Senator IIaw-
" referred to the Two occasions when
the American people had solemn exper-
fence OF assassination and from every
Tribe and nat on. savage and civilized,
came indignation. The crimes of dy-
uamiters were far worse than tao G.
they we're AN I~Bscusate dash AZ hui
mainly. He did not know shat good
the udol ton OF the resolution would
TO, bu! il did hiln good To curse these
crimes. 1t does every parC OF the
world 20 d to hear Remuneration from
all other pats.
While this explosive subject was be-
Ing agliatcd, there was an alarm vi me
at the Capitol, AMI Il rush for the dools.
Fora moment, everybody seemed to
expect au explosion and a rrpettiton oi
the scene in the British house OF Pad
ameIt. The fire proved to be in tie
file room 0! the House of ReprestHtn-
tiyes, many valuable records narrowly
escaped destruction.
While eonbustitles We're In order
Congressman White INDUCED in an eX-
ploaion intended to blew up the Steak
er OF the House. He claimed that Mr..
Carlisle had Disseminated against him
in ruli that certain mat er should not
be printed in the Record, referring to
the speaker as that CT AZURE OF the
House The popularity OF the Speak
er with bath parties forbade any dtsrc-
spectful alIusion, and tho Member
from kentucky was Kissed from all
parts OF the Hall with Il veHemence
that was unu5al even in that demon
s|tratiye body.
Captain Ead5 has been spoken of as
the most successful engineer OF schemes
through Congress tIat tbs world has
produced. His tron5 point has been
thought 10 be his ability to talk me-
over 10 bis way of thinking. lie has
just Ta,ied, however, to carry every
thing before him in the matter of tie
Galveston harhOr Improvement. Tie
wharf owners ring, who have been co
operating with him were Dada happy
by the promise that lie would get IL
eight and a half million bill through,
The River and IIarbor committee pro-
pose to grant about $780, 90 f Il a bt-
ginning of the WORK and to pay Capt.
Eads Il salary of 5000 Il year to super
intend it, aud 5000 for each fo"t /
water gained. In he room of the SEN
ate Committee Of NNAl affairs, for
some weeks Captain Eads displayed ex-
tensiye models oil ships, rail ways and
other appliances proposed to be employ
ed i'll bis Nicdrd5udn ship Canal. OH
" Senators, Ae nIerS OF the House.
AID others directly interes ed w.re m
vtvG TO sCe lne nodes III olciation.
This was the alleged tap t. SoJ Con-
Sresshien in u c%oninittce roUm 10 talk
O'rr the halb0r sciItne, lor thc ship
railway hi, was soon Withdrawn.
Tue OCcu ltlon of the lobbyist is
gone this sessi II. Members of the "tnird
House, hang around, but are noJ max
ms enough t. pay their cl-af bills.
In session is too short for their meth
eds, and besides the Congressional
mi ID is not inclined to legislation this
winter. 1t is directed rather To what
is brewing III the air.; to the politicai
outlook; 10 the new order of things
that the fourth of March will brig.
The lobby is a thing OF the past aud Of
the future.
DR.. JOHN BULLS