Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-02-26

news going: and, A. the socialist Parsons :
,Ieeche, have rather stirred up the town.
We give a synopsis Of hi> rrd-hor "ratorN AT
the, cold ~kating-rink last evening.
Fighting over the Remains.
Dalton being captured both committees.
nt the house and of the senate. want him
and his papers AT the same time. Dalton
has acted disgracefully enough t" last the
state for a century: and hr has acted a.
toolishly a. he ha~ di~grarrfulll. 1t l. {"
he huped that the committees "EhilnS im
fir~t possession nf his remains viii not
trump him in the fo"l-hu~inr>>.
The house committee claimed priority "t
title Ia him: could not walt till the ~"uat''
committee had done with the ph"toEraphlms
in process; but shot OF it, sergeant-al-arms
by a cannon-ball train for Cincinnati. To
snatch the papers from the senate commit
tees camera and drag Dams body Ia Co
lumhus Bat Dan got ont another hat
bsaN-cDrpliS. on the allegation. appa-
reutly not unreasonable. that he ami
his papers could not hr responsive t" Nv"
coordinate Jurisdictions and be in two places
at the same time. He avrrrcd that he Was
willing toru>h t" Columbus with the papers.
hut that the senate committee wouldn't let
him. They had him and his papers by Il
dItcc~-tocuIn how could he come, az
hi papers either?
Dan wae right for once. He could not 20
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tious. A. il were: and the court was of that
opinion Dan was let of from the house
Sergeant-at-drm> ,m hi, own Ttr"gHlZanCe.
Till next "Wednesday.
This quarrel of the committees "n Tn"
question OF priority has been puerile. The
house committee should have Noluntari-
ly waited till the photography in Gin
rinnati was completed. a. it nov
is compelled TO do. The pictures will
be done now before Dams hdbcG>-cOrpl,>
contest for hi, own body will be- up f"r
decision and he will then TAKE hi papers
and fling himself on the mercy of the
house.
But the house committee being worked
likely to have grief in purging himself "l
his two hGbcuN-"utp,i>.> and the aggraYa-
tion that they imply OF his original ""n-
tempt 1t il hopet that good Will come OF
il, however: iur. il the rabies l. general
enough to slam Dan int" Jail foT thirty
days, as originally intended, a small
measure of Justice viii he dome him Oh thu
Old accounts.
1t was a superb fight that Henderson. OF
Iowa made in the house on the bill Tor pen
sion appropriations. He called Tor the
reading, by states, of the names Of th">r
who had voted against the increase Of pen
sionS and showed that there were 10 votes
against it. and that they were all demu-
cratic. and that Ga of them were from the
South and , from the North The tw"
from the North We're cast by Hewitt. "t
New York and Bragg, of Wisconsin. BuI
Hewitt. Henderson remarked. was not al
authority on any great question. and
Bragg bad made it hi> leading effort III
Congress 10 restore TO rmormou> pay ami
high positiun Fitz-Iohn Porter
The Committee ut One Hundred had All
other spirited public meeting in Cincinnati
last evening. at which such noble old mos
backs as !. 7. Carbery. Charles Rcemelm.
and Judge Patrick Mallon denounced tn,
late democratic outragr> un the elective
franchise in that city with words that Went
Ia the innermo~t StutiIng like a hot p"hrr.
Reemelim said. among other things equally
radical Il don't think that the HOUSE should
hesitate one moment tO impearll Dan Dal-
ton and if the senate refuses t" concur.
why let them take the responsibility.
The Cleveland PIdjn-Dc"icr insists that
the testimony of The so-caIIrd republican
clerk" that he himself put the ring on TOP
OF the = in the Cincinnati forgery Is proof
that the republican and not the democratic
party Is to blame for the forgery. TIL,
,tvle Of rrpublicaniSm which adds 200 votes
tu the dpmocratic ticket hy changing - t.
- couple OF hours after midnight l. a
pretty Style to base an argument upon. isn't
it. PIGiu-Dculcr?
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sensation "' 'i'r "-I' "''. ''''' i'''l',''
h"dS by telegraph. me '"o''''''--up VI r".-
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business. and the exploitation Of new veins
,f fraud fb,.r,. va,.a l,rga. and lively ,->-
sion.
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