The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-14
SOMERSET PA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH IA, 1888


aox sal in jHlseusen; upon those grea
{ Constitutional amendments thai weri
( adopted against his T.roies; znd efforts
+ Why nss II that when he slia IN the Sen
ate that be would resent as 4 persona
/ affsosii any issl7utasiou upsn the hoao
~ pstriotiza u jefferson Davis. whel
+ lle saii that JefEe--1n Davis. woaid C
cnpy nielae n history ~ The SIDE 81
John HaDpien aEd George Washing
ton-EsIy 49, II thar ~ senator on Ii.
DemecTAsic sisie. Ns-zh @ Sogtl. arose 1,
I repslsii41e, dis4vow IL Bzs yea the no
ment any hoaarlb's Senator On the Re
piIlican side, o. any editor Of 2ly North
ern paper. or any organ Of the Grand
ARMY talked sbu1f The Union armies
AMI the oniiza;ieas q the Saiion, illey
Wera ;suntel uitA wayir.. tlle enssngui.i
ed aHdsr-arTlesst-rakiEs ap the sslse.
of sectional STRIFE. apEesiiag 70 partisan
hatred and malice tie Waniei Demo.
crate sen4ioFs WHO wege oppssias ti,i.
biii On the ground that Il zas an sfseu.Ei
20 disies-s u the surplus, TO understand
that fhc disguise was - exceeiinzly
thin thar no5o,iv zas deceived by II
The ssu1h iId 3os ike the Union ssl-
.liars- Il never dia
He djd n1t blanle the SoatheFn Seua-
tors for their opposition fo pension bills
lie afien Ka nierea hoE lie would have
acissl Il tie relations hal been oser-
throzn. He belseved lie should have
been . eoHsItiraior against the CcuGe.ier-
acT - the end Il hss days. Bot he sboali
have regarded Il = the ciilnax ofcffroul-
cry. r. atier he had aecagstea a yzaplou
ani had Lad his disabilities removed.
and had taken the cath of allegiance to
the sacrrssfnl southern Conse,ieracv. he
had ienounaesl the efforts which ttose
eonfcierztes male 70 reward their ewu
soldiers. Criticisin- the statement q
Mr. ycst that, Of TIE ssS5e0o09 paid
cut IN pensions. sgs3. .Igg6Q9 had been
contributed bv the south, he Doubted
whether the S8ath isa zctnalIy con
tribufeii SO 30 instead Of Seslassl. .Gssi.
Instead Of gFliIal,iins and complaining
that il had pad so-aIaeh, ii oG-iit 10 l.e
thankfal that il did u0t haze 80 6oos the
entire bi.l. a France had 60 do after the
Frsner Pr7rsS7s- Nsr
PLtIS ANsuEzzSg - IMPATIENT QvEsT10y.
The senator from MissolT5 was asked
wi-eHe al this w4s going 10 end. @Iwil
not ,ell the senator, sei3 sEr. Inzalis,
and eeery Senator oH thai siie Of Toe
Chaaa5er uhat we Inte5 u 10; i is e.
70 s;oT Waen tie arrears Il pensions are
paid when the iiEi.i4iioa i reu.oFs75 and
eVesy SsIlier on The roliz + paid from
tie day q hiS disability Or from the date
u iile soldiers Death and when everr
surviving soldier q the Union Army i
put uT.on the rol3s s'ss service only. Thzt
: xi,en !; ! soing u 30? farTsauSA IN the
-alleriesl and Z yon ID not Ike H. make
The mast Of III Asihe courslss 81 the
firsnsi Army Of the Repgble bad been
s;ieaaafTEe-i in the senate Chamber 4 q
band of ssrll,l nlarsallers oTz1nizei far
the par7ss=e of pluaaerin- the Pubsir
Treasury, he reasi srosa TIE jonrnal Il tis.
annual session q tie Grand Arsuy q the
ReT1biic Il - Is.s1is September. and n
the nanse q that organization be repu.ii-
afs-i and denied the assertion of Senator
Vest n resaFti 70 threads of violance ana
dishonor s-aiHst tire President u the
Caits.I s;stas
H co1plainsi tba, s1ch sa o-raniza-
iion shouil have been stieEnaiiae.l IN the
>enase a gang q S1sliJ pinafersgs-
They were oF-ani1e-i, Ae said. fsr char
rs. and bad expended II charity during
ite rear Iss8 s7-zzi. .e5s. relieving as.eaa
persons Itxas to supplement this char
isv tis4t tlast organization b.,i ASKED from
Congress that tins bul should pass
And We propose. Mr. President. he
sZi.I IN csnclnsion. TO pass Il. 7 hope
that Il Eili pass the ether EFouse of S'on-
snsss aul f I; does. II tire President of
the United states veto Il II his reril.
General slllauSe on the aoor and in tie
galleries
s RaerEsr FR.5E EESTycEs sESATuE
3Ir Blackbarn ruse t. reyiy. AMI said
that he v3 81 los 10 accon1s fsr the
coarse q the Senator from Ksnsas to
lss-,-sr.. hsaa into the tirz = n whigh he
had jus5 in,ialsed. he vas sire thai he
hssi never reserresl 10 the Gsci as his hzv-
ing beer z Confeleyaie soldier Tie
Senater knew thai be Blsckbu-n repYe-
ntcd a eonssitaencv which haa sent
three Eien into the T-nion ArTny f5r the
one man that Kansas sent N the oo1rse
q his spss-ls, be rergoyed Mr Ingalls,
for his aitaek upon The CHIEF 3lasis.Ta;...
aHd entered into defense of general
Hancack and tleaeral Mcclellan, and
entered upsn an examination n Tie
autobiography of she Ssnasor from Kan
s1s
IN o5nriasasn he sid / DO aos want
70 De pat IN the position of an opponent
Of peasionfns q honest Fe,IezsI salIiers.
7 have nsver oTfssed F.ensionin- nsen
who haFe serEesi IA ;fs Iaiaa zrrar. az5
vho-Nere incalscitafe5 fso-s supporting
thenlselve- cisher ~ disease Or wounds.
And 30 nof know iEe C'ouferierste who
has done sa- The Senator tells ~ tt1t
no Democratic eonstitrer y in Tie South
las ercr ele-fesI q Tniau ssisi7er TO either
Il use q Congress TiteHe Is not an atom
e f7anda;ian n ae;, for tire statement.
Tie state q Texas seEt n Congress tam
after tes1n, : Distinguish. Tnion soldier
IN the person Il Governed Hancock- The
stale of Arkansas seni n resent veax
from ! Demaerztie oonsfitGengy a Uaion
solder to represent her IN the ether
House Of C.5aSre@ Other fnss=nces
we're Eiren- Party meu asI an. I DO
sincerely tr,isf that nay never fnd mr.
term q Iszl5lic sarTI1e prolonged te that
siaT, When. without warrlai. vitiozt
facis to snpleEt i, witho-t truth n asy
bsrk, val inrn deliberately % Srasszee
Aad 2buSe tie dead Eho, while living.
were houerei l,y al honorable mea :
Load aF'Fssase zbleh the presiding OH
Ger again cileckei
Dyspepsia and LIVER Com
plant.