The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-03
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Hlta tattBs Isalaisy
fhate KlmHhlr u + prsii
IN t'fetide nHH flgai an nis egh4g.ls
Hbia 9uIsemfui III lie Tn
Aiaiaa Chamber When Il y
stated fhat be soHi1 oprsse Il
talmnada resolutions, Tie feas.
Il ~ hia imposition ras uql dl1leli
W understand Logan
aeoused by hia political bfetbre
~ lbe ! 6rte n tying N 'be=.
them and they l1se 40 oppoflun
~ ~ rebake him lie arse |
'pnak yesterday when three Il
iftt Senaiots we're nlfeady q
their feet lle gBzed stoIidly 4
them until all resumed their sent
sase Mr. Teller If Colorado ~
Logan looked steadily at this gen
tleman and commenced speakib
vita q stiH mnnner Mr. Teller ~
marked, u yield the floor to ~,
Senator from ILL.,, Tor a few mo.
mentsp
Senator E'lmunds has been un.
cnsy ever since be inaueurated tho
light against the President in re.
ga'd to "papers.' The strength
on biz eide Of the Senate IL not
in sympathy with bin in this dis.
cnssion lie has had considerable
trouble IN getting speakers to up
hold his position, IL il an opcn
secret that he has been COMPELLED
to 60 among the Republican Sen.
ators and beg them 10 make
speeches in support Of his rcsolu.
tions.
Among the democratic Senator's
who have ably defended their side
IN the Senatorial discussion this
week were Morgan, of Ala. who is
always eloquent, Jackson of Tenn.
and George, Of MISS. Mr., Jack. |
sons speech was one Of the most
carefully prepared arguments thus
lar made on the subject. In clos.
ing, he said: II see nothing in
TINS but an attempt to rncroach
on tho functions and rights Of the
Executive, and of obstructing him
and his Administration IN their
efforts at reform. No Presidcnt,for
The past half century has ever nc.
tea with more NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
with a more contentious regard
the public interest; and vet at
the very outset of his Administers
ton he IS to be INSTRUCTED IN. This
way, on grounds wholly unwar.
ranted' He may we'll appeal from
The Senate to the country, for the
country will sustain him in his
,c.ion."
Dir, George, in a sharp attack
upon the Republicans, took DC.
'asion to record himself in favor
open executive sessions.
sad he had been ready to vote
or open doors from the day he
irst attended Il secret session and
was ready TO do so now.
a few DAYS ago a lively tilt oc-
'ured between Senators Logan and
joiquitt, Of Georgia, while the
after was defending the Prcsi.
position. Senator Colquitt ,
produced aud read a paper which
vas on record IN the Post Office
Department in reference to an Of.
ce.holdcr. Senator Loganl
bought IL strange that some Sen.
TORS could get certain records
which would not be furnished the !
senate. The laugh which went
round the galleries at this remark j,
vas checked when the GA, Sena. /
or stated That no Senators had !
'ecn refused access to papers in the :
Department. The papers had ,
zen refused IN response to n call /
made as a matter Of right by the
The swarthy Senator from ILL.,. .
TIL insisted ,hst he could not +,
understand why the papers should /,
ave been given to AN individual +,
nd not to the Senate. Senator !,
'olquitt then pitied Mr.. Lopan's !,
in not being able tn $40 ,
he distinction between n demand
the Senate as a right, and a >
cques, frou the Senators as. a
Of courtesy. :
Lawrence Barrett, six hundred I
xeursionists, and the Salvation |,
were at the Presidents rc. n
option yesterday. They were .
rowded like sardines in the East
DOM. and when the Presiden,l
made his appearance the ushers.
'etween whom the line passes, had
iificulty In keeninu th.m 1, -.