Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-26

history Of the world. II during
thai time Democrat had hold o.ilce g
wa either hy mistake or by AZ arrange
G1cnt noi credissbie 70 the persons COR
ccrnsa. Nj. Voorhees, heartily Cd
doysec prealden. Clsveland's action II
making removals 50 Jar a. acton
had becn had, and tIt would heartily
cnuoTN iie President r ac1IUn II ths
same oITfct,ou j. Il wcni Thousand
leagues farther. Cut Of tins a.60e per
sons employed II the Interior Depart
n3cnt BIZ. Voorhees, saIe only 4lA
llmqes hsG been mace unaef thf pre-
sem Administration including the
4 ablc anc faithful Secretary u the Interior
himself auJ ths p-IRcipsl positions mex
a. nm. Them was still II that he
partment 8 soiId Republican caTps a
a.2dl persons svmpathizmg with ihf
efforts Of theIr owl party and desiring
au6 laboTing for tif overthrow Of tnf
democratic PARTY. Substantially the
samt state o. taCts existed ~ she otha-
departments With the exception o.
the iourth.ciAsE postmaster. them wen
a. ihe present moment Ter Bepubiicans
n Of ca 10 one democrat.
az ( 0OrhecE had no hesitation IL
declaring thai such Z state o. thing,
wa not consistent with thf tue thsorr
Of u0puiG' government. o. with tt Sait
ant honest administration. The civil
seTvicn lsv nae never commended IL
sell T. .ile Judgment of All. I oorhees.
z CIV recently n nae voted II commit
Zee aul should y0tf II lhe Senate ioT u
absolute repea, Il bad proven itsei.
to be violent and odious Obstruction
10 the vii o. ,te people anc >
Stumbling Dlock ~ tie vav 81
rational am successful admmistrs-
,i0n HistorF hsd shown ina no DO
Utica uartv could administer the affair
OF . Government through the nsrru-
mentality OF Its enemies. VIVA, enc
picyer "a. iaD0r. what commander o. H.
arulv. would sbguinIste- Ia affairs ny
thf hau0s o. ms enemies-by the hands
% those vho were wishing mn aeieai-
vito ven hls enemies II uInL. un-
iai.niu II nea-t. anl often only await
III az opportunity e. beI-ay MN Il
TINS very hour there was no. & CONT
GENITAL communication OF transaction
Of aTy OIe o. the departments thai
wa 100 BETRAYED " the leader
ot the l,epublicar pa~tr. The verr
paperE demanded hr the senate verc
iamiiIa- "a cage Republican eve
liver. paper am every orawe- ana
cTe-v closet u the department, was
oaii7 auu h0u- unneI the espionage
0 Republican cniei clerks Republican
private secreta-ie5. an Republican
eCniueuua -h0T. nanC vYitera. Those
vino UueneC the letter 81 the hcaus "a
ccua-tment- ven known as malIrnau,
opponents OF tne Dcmocrau- party. iu-
iameL VIII . desrt ip, tn overthrow
81 tnt administration
NJ IyaTts ialioved Mr Yoo-heea
Tie supported IT, majority rep0r, Tho
resolutions reported. he saiG declared
that the demand made boz tht jua.cia-v
COMMITTEES OF tne Att0rneT- 5ensr4. for
Tbs PAPER should under the clrcuu.-
stances hayt beer complied witt am
thai nei.hc' his duty nor the Instruction
ot Die Presiden. justified hlu II M re-
fusal 70 comply with the demand Al-
Lvarts TcaU from the report Cd tn
minority OF III, Judicia-v gomm.tlee
o. show ina the minority conceded
iHai ofi.cial papers OF tine ties
Of the department vla.mc e. sunl.cr
within lhe Jurisdiction OF the House
o. Icpres eutauves anC tne Senate
we've SUBJECT a. the rall OF cIthc- mouse
Of Congress. ffu thN admission. nf
salt il seemed L. nm there should lee
bla little doubt a. u tbs vote Of tine
resolutions before the senate. lie saJC
the arguments made hv tbs democratic
senators would acc0TC e. TIT President
the righi e. say whether the papeT
calico ioI related 10 the suulec. with
wnicl Congress mad rirhi t. aea..
liz could under TINS contention reiuse
papers affecting rs Owl conduc; winch
Il might bf imr0-tan, io7 Congress &c
sscuro. The doc.-lna Ut argued, wa
nanmissihlc.
iii. Cal followed II opposition To tne
majority report Nj. bvarIs 8 speecL
ne SAT-. mac piaceC TINS suDlec; up0u d
nov anu different rrouno tina, wa
thai We snOuiC measure the conStItu-
ti0na duiies o. the senate by propos'-
lions winch the lreslaen; nigh, MAKE
IL regarU 10 ihe suniect burnet, wa
not a. bt ronurmeo because liusEu 8
Iemoya mac beer placed upoI improper
grounds.
Nix. Gal Implied ina, Ak I.varts wa
uot consistent IL iIs statement A. e.
the consutUtloDaliry Of the tenure-o.-
Office sct anC reaL from tn proceed
lncg OF the lmueachuieui TIA II support
o. hls vIev a. "a paper tina! mao DeeI
aemanueG Mi. Cal SAT- they were
0ner anO accessible IO every member 80.
the senate. mn wen thev o. any ser-
wee Admitting tia. the department.
were ever filled win documents hcaf-
H. OF tht cast admitting even tina.
THESE documents were Gi.ec witt
iibellous charge what junction
coulG tney .e-ye II tif performance
@. thc constitutions. uutles imposed
mnor senators They neither ulaur 8
proposed incumbent more worthy no.
less unworthy. The fact tina, mar
predecessor y slauderel doe, uot alice
ihe mar appointed. The President mac
. right 10 dispose O. communication
addressed a. ain a. he saw IL. II tAe
principle or winch these resolution
proceeded was correct. tiie President
nlgh, a. vel abdicats ms powers O.
thr senate 1, haG been MAINTAINED
here thar the President could nos IN
teruret the Constitution to- hlmsel
vel here was : proposition tia. IL.
senate should interpret /, ioI mn
Vhile tie discussion wa beneath the
dignity ~ ths Senate. lis purpose wa
e. maintain n nflice the uYesen, i.epuu-
l,car Office. h0lacTo.
Ar. ingalls, then obtained the floor
bu gave way tc motion 70 e. mto
executive session. Before the Go0Ts
we've CLOSED Air Edmunds intImaIeu
that 50 la a. was IL nIs power he should
insist uuor 8 vote OF THESE resolutions