The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-03-16

tatnly as little complimentary. 1T he does
not, as in the other two eases, impeacll his
loyalty. Mr. President. that crippled and
MANNED Commissioner of Pensions. him.
self a general in the Federal Army from
1861 to 1865, would hesitate to have the
contrast Or comparison, as he may term it,
drawn between himself and the Senator
from Kansas. Whilst he was earning his
military reputation when the flag was fly
lug upon the borders of the Senator's own
State, aud bleeding upon every battle field
upon which be went what great service
was the Senator from Kansas rendering?
Sow, in looking over the short but con
; sIic.iously brilliant autobiography of the
Senator from Kansas. | find that he was
no' in the Army in 1861.
3Ie surely was not in the army in 1862,
i, cause he says that he was in the State
>enat. Of Kansas. "a member Of the State
Senate of Kansas from Atchison county in
>62." But he would have US believe that
he was in the army from 1868 to 1865.
fIs not true. He never was in the Federal
Army. Why, to have sat and listened to
the Senator enc would have imagined that
he was controlling the great armies that
were operating in the West at least, if not
81 the East.
saw the bronzcd and weather beaten
commanded OF the American rmies he
cf-rred to General Sheridan sit there
il that chair and blush in mOdesty
It the humble part tina. he found that he
ua1 played in the war of the rebellion;
and what was the Senator from Kansas
d. ing whilst he was earning his reputa-
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sh''naFH men nNl'2 'h' f'e'.'i- NO obJect
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iiiS Tong oe "a "ynic' one ""''o say, oF-
2p!oIlg ih.t.h hu because perhaps ne mas
suspicion that mahhilH l. h"t Gnamof<d
"i'n rith, man haiit even '""oi,' Hi'i'H0.'
1s'ee ifiat ne mas cause pu' he!thtr fIt>i
s,'+a nov Ea1ara, ,,aIos- ho aa[oris viii
him in political conviction. is safe from
his unwarranted, unjust, and untoun led
altachs'
If ~ onnona,t -- a.. AN enanrv 70 H. T.tn.
sioniug OF hottest Federal soldiers. have
never opposed the peasloniug, Whether by
private act or puoiic ',c'' o. any 'il'h VA,
ic,,ac;,stsd 70 snrr'arf ;,n.alf ...,b.r
by diseas., or bv wounds contracted III fuat
service And do not know the Confed
crate that ever did, ana trust mat none
l do not care to follow the Senator, Tor
80 80 ~; ,,,'.I. a. +
rose to saw before close. Mr.. President
party man d. / am, partisan a confess
myself 10 oe' 40 slhcert;s tasl 'hal
nraionged f. that dav nor nav In. nx+rnd
ed to that hour when, without warrant.
without fact to support me, without proof
at my back, l shaii delpera,f,y Iraonce i.e
hn1,oro1 r -, bonorahIa man ftrol.,nsa
in the galleries.
"They saw that while Senator Black
,,,,, ,.,, tb,s ox.or;,+;r,, tho ,.ns.s
'''u' -i'"'ei' o''i o"" '1i'o N>'o'' "i0's
hlmD sat by eVldenclng MS great pleasure,
and calling to Senator Black burn. in un-
aor.,o ..1;t ,ar, .c,a,, :. w., tho ,-ot.
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OF course, the proposltloh 10 increase Tue
pensions passed the Senate, Senators Run
som and Vance both being Registered
o,.;,st i Senator Nanca voted ono :.
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a'''' 9oii''oi i''''o'' ""9 p"''' ~
Republican senator "h'ch was the same
thing as voting No
BY reference to our Washington letter
it will be seen that the Ingalls, speech wa:
NOT raoo;vad with favor nv tho Ioya, q
g enra,.:.4 .t,;ai. ,.,a, ,o,,,
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| bership 70 senator lngalis. Nor was l
received with universal favor bv the Crane
| > Of III, pan,,bio Tho Con Pol.t
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0eiphid' fdot''e" .ne io''o"lns pfe"i'i''''
and reso.Uti
Wurpr.s :. hill Is now nent,inr in n,
nitad St.tes Senste oa!ef; th., d..4,.n,lan
,.ns;o., i,t}l ana thc',,,h +f,5s - e,uI
/ thankful to a grateful clurtr, ior its re
| ,,n,,hrauc. ,f rb. services of her soldiers
vet we lealn with regret that the meulor