The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-23


ot the triuuph~ ot the uion army. iu
tine ease of thc Norfolk Navy Nart
aud custom huu.U gallant, efficient
{ ithml public 'crvnujS. Who had fol-
lowed the Nag ot their country acru-.
"a hundred battle fields. had bee L.
turned ou' that their plncc- might be-
given to men WHO had fought To dc
stru, the government.
Wl-E's uAtu WuNoK4.
Wise. OF Virginia. -nid that thc SEE.
retar, of the navy was called upon to
report 10 auN tablet had been de-.
stroNcd nj Norfolk Navy Yard which
the fact thnt . dtN
dock m Portsmouth had been de-
>truycd. lie wa, glad OF au opportl.
nifty tn inform the gentleman irum
Maine that the dry dock at p'tt.-
mouth had never bccu DESTROYED.
Applause ON democratic side Ih,
gcnticmsr asked the sccrrtar, uf tie
navy subscriptions had hccu removed
from cannon captured from the CON
icdCratc army: hc would inform tue
gentleman from Maine that No cate
non with such Inscriptions had cVrr
been iu Portsmouth navy ward. The
gentleman from Maine wanted to
know iia union soldier had hcru dis.
charged aud confederate put in h-
place lie would inform him that the
man who was discharged had never
been in thr uniun arm, Ind never
hcnn withir.n rIru.nnJ wilr. nf "a
line oi hnttlr. lind never hoard tbr
music of a minnie bullet IAppl,t-c
and brt.h,rr ON the lrmncratir .idr.
Nr Unut,lIn .aid. oDiI brunt r,t..
dor ,lrr,,t .rryic. in his rnuntr,s"
~, pr" rrt,iird Wi.r "Lr -ir ,yp.
in r.rriti of , l,ryr .nl.r, i'm a hnub.
pronf p,-iti,n vlii, hrn,r mon
touybt tho rnttlr. nt ,i,,. country
Urody nf ir,irin n.L,J .rrmi.
-lop +, prupound n uur.tinn
az, Irt un'-i,i," .,rI,,i,,,,t \li.
81 wiz ,i,r'm, nti,ution tn .,ui i'm
one minnie The conirdcrnt,. or ihr
.,nr whnu .,nu lgnutcll,a nllrp, wa.
appoiutcd ON nrrntut of his service.
in, tbr. .rnufrdrr,t,, arm, wa. ppuoiut
ed ON , ,ntur,titiyr ,>,uiit,,tinu npd
a., u,,r a. vl,,,u ,,u rri,.r v,,.
rrmoyrd for hrnstl, iutoNirnn.p.
ono other fact commend To ,oiIt
ou.i,lrrntioi,. Iuripo iho. Nrthur nd.
mi,i.trntion. Tho po.tmnstrr of Ports.
.m,uth ,,hn .u urinu solIi,r twin
Wounded and twice prnmntcd for
unllnutr, va, rru,,,i nt the dirio-
lion ot William Malone INpplnii. e.
ON druucrutir .id,l ON MIR Sucnl.
ar il ism prrnt thiuo tn rat.r "A ms.
.ny,r mis- isn,i Nuu, fclln, rili.
2nu. of Maine lnddrr.,tuo B,utcllI
ar,. ,uNinu. tn know if fl confederate
h,s noon .,,p,,,,iut,d tn Nnrr,lL nny,
ynrd Il, III, administration. Ilpy,
ynu f,rp..tt,n il,,t d,iriuo t.raui'.
tr,inn and ,luriuv tnn admin
i,trntinus of lluNr. and Arlhur Won
snut thr r,ut.iu nr tl,r cnut,Ipr,tr
oitrrrill,s Jnlu - Nnsb, to rprrp.
srnt thr ,nyrrnprrt OF
thc l.nitrd otutrs in , tnf
ci,n ruuu,r,, Iuyr you
fnr"oiicn il,. inuo.,rnrt r,ui,d.
rr,t,. loutrrn,t ,,,i,r,l ,yn. .rlrrtrd
hy rr,ulIicon administration int
,Lc ,nn.t in,,nrt,ut niIirr In I,nnroi,
Wh, il tI,,t 600 h,vr moi hoord +.
howl trnn tlnt irr.bouud rcpinn
ahnut thrsr .tuoint,u,.nt-g -
"Dors Tho Gentleman desire "A re-
rl, y, in,,,,ircJ un,,tnll,
"No sirr r>rb,imcd wise.
"tn r,,u Tho .,trrh of =, .ru.
,tnr nt thr Iu,t,J ~tutn- who.
yyitL ,II inIn,.z i. tnrr.tiuutiuu
nf tl" whole country. "A better unn
linn ,n,, nrr Go rrsd thr snrr,L oi
Ihnrir. summon rntNl,s.nrLusrtt-" of
"Ir CL,,,lr. Summer Lu,v tl,l hi.
msvrnniinuu. ,uuvr,tiun. ,,nuld ho
limited las ynn for such fl
,,urunsr hr yyould mru iu
his ,,rnyr" exclaimed Hnutcllr
Amid much confusion Wise rontiu
urI oRrnd Tho .rrrrh of Chprlr.
sumner nt Nn-nrlusrtt4 If mi.
tvlrunt lac v,.tI,r iir.t tl,, r,tilr,
wLn L,,lurrd .n.ur Uttrru .yrnr. Yyn
tLpt thr timr had come for nrnsr. nnd
mn Littrr ur,unrir. ot fla, war
should Ice removed And mark The
contrast bctvecu londcr, of the fed
erul army ,nd tho Vcutlrunn fran
Maine 'Thr bt,t words shaken las
tb Al nrcnt lender ON hi. DIV inr bed AT
McC,rruor were. thnt he thanked cod
TINT he closed his ewes ON the world
believing that pence had returned Ia
distracted country. Now. MIR
SprnEcr. want To .ny ON,
word mare 10 the gentleman from
Mniur while wr Ill here aud yot,.
prnsiou, TO our soldier
'Our soldirrsto cXrmin cd Houtcllr
"Nr.." rcplicd wise. "our solder,
We nrr ia the house of our father
nnd we have come To stay. IAp
nlnu,c ON the democratic sidcl " hi,
we mr., ready and willing to vote pcn
sion. +, Lonnrnbly discharged sol
! +dicr, who served their country il
timc of war. wo will never conscn
that II hall be held md prochimc,
ON hiph that one who happened /,
have been in the confederate army i
forever dcbarrcd from the servicr %
hi, country. protest thnt the.
honorable soldiers of the Union
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