New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-21
6PINOLA REUSED BY CONFEDERATE.
ar UTrERs HARSH WORDS AGAINST KILGoRE of

HE UTTERs HARSH WORDS Against hh"o"f' W
TExAs. BUT SOON wrTHbRAws THEM
Washington July 90 Cspecial).-Thero was livery
scene in tho House to-day. 1t was seqnei 10 he
proceedings OF last nights session, which lasted uni
nearly o'clock this morning, when an adjournment
was forced by Klgore an ex-C0nfederate Rcpfcsch'@
five from Texas who made the point That no quorum
had voted IN order defoat tho bill for monument
at Fort Greene, Brooklyn, in memory Oh llooo VICTIMS
OF the British prisonshps during the Revolutionary
War. A.,
General spnola feels very deep interest in tho
measure, and he supported 1t in all earnest speech
The demand Of Mr.. Kilgore angercd the New orher
and he had not grown cool when to-day's session
hogan Tho first bill TO be voted on-and IL aicr
ward passed-was the Senate bill to appropriate
s25O.OOO to aid in the maintaining OF State homes
for disabled Union veterans.
Klcore moved to reduce the appropriation 70
100000 and made a speech which made Generai
spnola more indignant than ever. Inc Texan
declared that It is tho duty of tho States 10 'she
care OF their own paupers,' and when ne asheo per
mission "to extend his remarks in The Record
Mr.. Laird of Nebraska. a Union veteran, objected,
whcreupon Kdlgore with high tragedy air, exclaimed
thank thee, Roderlck, for that word'
Mr. Laird replied that 1t not a question: VI
politics. but Of patriotism From the birth OF Chri9
down to the present time all nations haa recosnN'u
tho responsibility Of caring for those VINO suHereu III
thor defence
Then General Splh5la's turn came. He said that
~ KIIcore lived in another cline he would unoerstahu
Univ Northern Democrats should favor a measure OF
this kind the object of which was to reduce taAa'ion
TO the peopIe. The brave who had taken inc
field to save the Union, the gentleman from leAas
branded as paupers lie hurled the assertion Dach
into the dirty throat from which II emanated NO
man should stand in his place this floor, and prano
the Northern soldier a pauper without his opihoi@
rescntint, IT, He had taste of the gentleman last
night when he appealed to the House to erect mohu
mont to the memory of tho ll,ooo
martyrs who persisted in British prison
shIps in defence Of American liberty. The House
had stood a unit in favor Of the measure with tno
exception of the gentleman from Texas, who raised the
point OF no quorum. II the gentleman supposed ior
one moment that he was utering Democratic Scn.F
ments by such conduct he was mistaken, and North
ern Democrats would never hew to that lne' oep-
cral Spinoa's speech elected considerable applause,
and Kilcore shook with passion as he rose to reply
lie said that Spnola had put words In my mouth
which he had never used. AS to the offensive IAN
rtace used by the gentleman from New-forK tMr'
sninola that gentleman was too old man ior MN i
to characterize him In inc manner no w 30 HijdnS
who used such angage 20 him (Mr Klgorel ne WOuld
drnouncc him as a liar on the noor OF inc Houso;
Kipore after continuing In the same Veln eoneIuuu
by declaring that he was proud OF o a1 t ,ha Con-
OF the Federal army, as nc Was Va N'0'' "a '0 ~
chairman Townshcnd, OF the Military committee,
then poured oil tho troubled waters, d9u b
Spnoia rose and remarked that upon CONSIDERATION no
was convinced that he had used an unparhamentaly
EXPRESSION which he wished to Withdraw. Anu 81
an efuson OF blood was prevented