New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
DEMOCRATIC CONGREsSMEN At ODDS.
MEssRs. ToaAS AND O'NEnL EXCHANGE COBpII.
MESTs IN THE HOUSE.


MEssRs. FoRAS AND ONEILL EXCHANGE COBpLr-
MENTs IN TIE HOUSE.
WAsHINGTOS, April 27 SpecqD Ever since
Mr. ONcili succeeded m tho Charmansh ~ tne
House Committee Labor there has been more or les,
bad blood between him and Mr.. Foran, ONO who Wa,
prominent candid sto Tor tue place. B,,h an n
DE and friends OF the laDorlng man" as
they proclaim this fact upol oyerg oppor,nn,tv
which may proseat ltsel: to them In evil hour tho
Speaker placed the two tho same committee Tho
lives OF tho membsrs OF tbs committee have been maie
unhappy ever since ~ he chickering's and quarres OF
Messrs ONeill and FOran. In the committee
yesterday proved Temporary relief only for the
pent-np feelings OF these two gentle
men. They transfcrrei thor difficulties I,
The Hodse to-day For hour The
public business suspended that they might tell tho
cObntry what each thought OF the other
Mr. FOran started with quotation from a Glove
land paper effect that Mr. For,n had denied tho
statement that he nad expressed desire labor
troubles should settlei oy blooi bat that Mr. O'Ne
swore that Mr.. f,ran had expressed that sentiment
Tie gentleman from Missouri Cfc OScllD, as SAIL w,
somewhat peculiar In his disposition. H. was 80 anx.
ions 10 make a that he climbed from base 70 base
after the umpire had called "foul b.L" Me- Fjran do
sired say that neither IN committee neither in the
House outside Of the Honsr. nai he a
sentiment word sentence which could be tortured
twisted into any suci construction that
The would say that he believed the only solu-
on Ot the problem the sping OF bloc Iu-t be- an
IDIOT man that the | ibor troubles should
be settled by blood would be unworthy OF an Intelligent
constituency and unworthy OF seat ol this aJr le
said tns all deferencs to tho gentleman from Ii-
(Ir Lawierl VINO thJuk0t 1t might be good thng
10 hang jay GOul lanppOsf because lie dd not be-
eye those to be the honest sentiments OF hat gentle
Mr Beach OF New-YOrk IA led 10 any question OF
privilege that involved and objected % any further
discussion lie thought the matter had better be settled
outside the House.
Mr. IIeuicy, OF Caitornia-He wants It settled in
blood.
The spe iker did not that any question was In.
vowed rejecting eher gentle an IN his representl-
tive capacity. -
ar Collins OF lssachusets, joonarly trket that
for the purpose OF allowing the gopsemtn rom no 20
proceed, he would make any necessary charge against
HIM
Mr. O'Ne assed for fair play AMI sat that he
did not intend to b. treated In this sort OF wav.
PsiOr to his going 10 New York the gentleman hak
brought niiu a clipping from a CLEVELAND paper-that
chestnut iich md been carry around for weeks.
The grn.!e from OHIO SAID ne wOl.d rise To ques.
ton privilege. Ie OF. O'Ne D siit ne wout -tanl
by him and rc-enact the old scenes or Damon ant
Pytnis he would do anytbin- ne could @ get hin ou Ol
thrih
on NJ return last Tuesday he had seen In The her.
York rOyii an article stating tntt there was An IN
friendly feei bet Mr.. For m and hins H. Hl
had laced article uHder the genten h, pSe t01
him he Dsije for u, aud a><"i hih U e't on
his legs To n exp inaton u hal take the gentleman
four d!ys derrick largo enough 70 ge. MN up
Ever no (Mr. ONrilD hal bscn chalrn an or tio
CpnHi,e, LtnOr he h.d been rettcl an worfe Dy
tho s,rehrat grufleman from O1,o. me tr'lpie WIN
the arbitration OH was that hls or. ONeilfrl name vas
connected with H. II Il had bee fur the grnuem m
from Ohio wsd We been Glad enough 20 nave charEel
IL 10 .is humble servant"
Tho discussion here ceased. aud the members VINO
had surrounded tue twO dsphtants resumed theg seas