Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-04-01
WlImlngton. ThursdaY, Anil I. 1885


ntenN " MS hesoiu''ouS ihso riiu@y, INC
retnllntory resolution ~ bare majority |
Of one vote. And what do they amount
tor A declaration that the Senate con-
aiders itself aggrieved, coupled with q
brftam fulmen. Possibly Mr.. Edmunds |
Is satisfied with the result, and with his |
share In bringing it about, and pos
sibly he entrrtains belief that |
his Presidential boom has been |
advanced an inch or two thereby,
but we doubt IT, He has escaped defeat
merely by the akin OF his teeth and the
glory that he has won is not enough to
cause Messrs. Blaine, Logan and others
who are IN training for 1883 to lose much
sleep. The exuberant Mr.. Ingalls,, from
the treeless state Of ''bleeiingn memory,
has better reason to feel pleased with the
days work. 1t gave him an opportunity
to work on his ichthyic- dracontine para
graph about the administration ptero-
dactyl ssequally adapted to waddline and
dabbling In the slime and mud of partisan
politics, and soaring aloft with loud cries
into the glittering and opalescent empty
rean of civil service reform. Mr.. Ingalls,
can now afford TO retire from the onerous
duties Of public service and point with
pride to this brilliant eruption until old
are removes him To some other spbere of
action.
f,ut lot us briefly 90 back over this
matter and consider what Il has been
about. For reasons sufficient to himself
the President suspended from office
among otaers one Duskin Of Alabama
There Il No claim that tbe ,,pb,;c ;ntares,s
have suffered through This act If has NOT
been commended that the country could
moi oct along without Mr. Dusk;n On
the contrary il has been pract;callv I'D
mitted that t,e anno;ntmapt of M
Dnst;n WINS had one in Tho t;rst ,,l,oa
and that there WINS RALLY NO ouas-
.;o,, 4hat IN e,,onand;ne h;n, tro,,
of,,os pres;dant n,avelond tbronob h;s
attornev.yenara, acted both wisely and
wall In foot IA has baap understood II,
a oanaral wav all along that tbis nart;cp-
,ar cane was a;nc,sd ont INV Mr. Fdmrnds
haoorsa Ia L,a,v thot M Dns1,;, woe
ma, for ,ha nos. ha had ha,a ond .ho,
h;o nn,;snass tharafor wos 90 aos;lv ono
cent;b,a 81 nroof as 70 leod hin, fNTr
EdmnndsN N ;mao;na thot ,ba odm;n;.
trat;o, would INN, a. .,,a oho,oo ot
;,,s,if,;no tba sns,,ans;or h., s,,,,,,,;,,;,,,
the evidence upon which il was based
HAVING dona th;s ,,roooda,. ,,o,,,d
have been established INV which tbo
SENATE vonl5 fael authorized to 5ema,d
the aubm;ss;on of similar papars RELATING
to Che snsnens;op of onv other anno;p,as
Of its nredecessor
But the President was 100 STRAIGHT
forward 70 l,a lad into sncb a tron NJ
instructed the Attornev- General 10 re.
fuse to hand over fine napers called for
and ba notifad Tho senote ,hot. no no.
dopa tb;a baca,sa ssr raoard +ha aoo,,
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performance of a dutv exclna;veIv m;na ,
sunnoae r;obt bare vo,, bod ,,,r;tto,,
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