The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-04
GETTING READY.
The Chinese Must Vacate Instanter.
Both tho Senate and tho House Oc-
cupied with tho Question
Not Only on Restricting But Ex-
Guiding the "Washee Man"
Tho Bill to Meet Anticipated Nom
Ratification Passes tho House.
Whom This Action ia Communicated 70
thc Senate Some Very Lively
Talk Ia Stirred Up-But-
lor's Sagacity.

Talk Ia Stirred Up-But-
iors sagacity.
WASHINGTON, Sept. S. Senate. Mfr.
Vest denied Mr.. Cullom's statement Of last
week that the pension examiner who had
been sent, at his (Cullom's) request, to
Illinois in 1884 10 engage in political sery-
ices was entitled 10 leave with pay. lilo
was entitled, Mr.. Vest soid To seven days
leave with pay and had received twenty
three days leave with pay. lie also sent
to the clerks desk aud had read letter
| from Postmaster Judd, OF Chicago, de-
Tending himself against the charge OF al
| lowing the employees Of the Chicago post
| office 20 be taxed for the Democratic cane
paign fund, stating that IL was without his
knowledge and consent and that he had no
control over Mr. Eshcr's movements and
no responsibility for his conduct. Mr..
| Vest added that II the Chicago postmaster
| had violated the civil service law the Sc
| lrct committee ON that subject should in
| Ncstigatc the matter and no senator would
more chccriully than himself indorsc Mr..
! Judds removal and public disgrace.
Mr.. Cullum replied to MIR. Vest and
cent To the clerks desk and had read OK.
tracts from the Chicago Times and the
Chicago Giotc (which lac characterized ~
Democratic papers,, criuclsng severely
MIR Judd's course In tho matter OF allow
ing political assessments.
Mr.. Cullum also sent to the clerks
desk aud had read an extract from Mr..
Clcycland's letter IT acceptance at 1854,
aud one from speech Of Mr. Thurman in
! 1872. Ia favor OF the onc-tCrm principle,
~ respects the presidency.
Mr. Plumb referred lO Mr.. Clcyoland's
$1,000 subscription Ia the Democratic
campaign fund aud said lac l'lumb) did
not object g. H., even II II were coupled
with the ius.nunliun from authoritative
sources that that example should bc fol-
! lowed hy nll the officials under Mr. Cloves
! land. Hut hc did object Ia the sniyclling
aud canting hypocrisy that accompanied
| the whole performance. That was tho
Republican objection tu II. IL was be-
cnusc this administration pretended TO 10
hotter than any other administration. IL
| WIS because II said 10 WIS not doing tho
very things which II was doing. The sens
= ntur from Missouri Vest had thanked tho
2 Lord the other day that lac was not
MurNump. That meant that lac was not
u civil service rciUrmcr. That meant his
, belief that 10 the victurs belong
the spoils The senator objected a. Ro-
publican, doing that which hC knew DEM
oruts were doing The senator from
Missouri knew that the Democratic ad.
minisiEtlun could be- convicted IT entire
n,nryuiy Thai WAS ''thc milk In tho
CUculuuL' NO one WIS deceived by such
ouirrv. The country knew and under.
while protesting one thing had done
another. II the administration WJs con-
dcmucd Il would not be- because Il had
not turned ont Republicans and had put
In Democrats, but because while pretend
ing not % 10 IL. hal hron cleaning out u
soyi,r every Republican b could lay its
hands ~.
Mr.. Vest denied that the administration
had acted ou the principle that 10 Tho
yriufs belong the fpuIls. Tho depart
mUnis boz Washington luut-iIv Ol the spec
iHrl civil service pruru-itiun,l WCr' today
! nllrl with Republicans. IN the treasury
! department -als.uul Wa paid IN salaries
I tp Republicans Is AGAINST SUI. uUu o. liem-
! uDrus when boz Vest called upon tho
/ Democratic head ui hurau hc WIS COM
RELIED 90 uIk Doe whisper, lest the EDpub-
| Leans clerks should hear Wh1t hc had TO
"lh w. N'.IN'N w. NNN' I.'Nh NiN'N '' 'A'N'NhNAs
Mr. Plumb What business l8s tho
. senator il ly talking about tHu Democratic
party tU thr huh ut @ bureau iu otico
/ hlur' lauslirrl
Mr. Vest, after replying iD the question,
/ went uu Go .ly that thp administration had
retained iu uilirr ''uIi Wu.s grown u,di-
,u officials who had been Iasr-sCd year
| alter year Ca furnish campaign funds TO tho
| Republican party uul that d Mr.. Cleye-
| land v,rr defeated, q SONG ul victory would
I go ont from thr ihtutts ui these Office
/ holders such as Inns never been heard cx-
| rrpt lum the thru1is ol % great army In
] thr hour OF ultimate suCc,H, They Wcro
tuiiv receiving their salaries under q
| Democratic administration and wcrr pray
Ing night aud day for its defeat lie was
sometimes inclined, be- connection with
the removal at Uiirr.hullor-, iogu0tc Lord
Gives amuus exclamation when being
itrl before thu House ui Lords Tor drspoil-
Ing the uIiilaprInrn- ui India while GOV.
|pulr.prurrL. ely God gentlemen, |
wonder nt my own moderation
Mr. pumbnlUu dU not apply That ~
mark tp yuuroll7
Mr. Vest apply Il 10 thc hct that Nc
have permitted Republicans Goo ruHu no
office Hll over the cuuuifl, ANIL Oh. u.Nn
We gHt lor it be- thp tauuf- Hui abuse sU.u
70. W. have heard today from 'hu SON .'r
from Kansas. 1uWBs tn 'Hn Chicago
pu.tulIcr matter uuI i1 newspaper tN'
tlcis read iu connection Win o. VIZ
Vest said the condition Oh. Chicago d.NS'
papers WIS such ilH. hu HHI mover H.rn
able ~ trll Republican paper il.iu I.m
q Democratic. lu. hU found 100 ilo
american Nuwpip.r rwHrl iJr
lsN, ihlt thc Chicago I. uHs ru' down
us "iud pendent
Mr. rlumb. Eui @, s supporting VI"
Cleveland.
Mr. Vest Yes. anJ ,1 #. George WIZ.
lam Curtis. hot No Curt. would consider
h prt.onal insult tl III. called Demo-
rrit Tho Now YORK Tine 'a also uFpu.t.
Ing Cleveland. n were Zoo Dee vNpsytcd
o. goo into thH arrim ut these newspaper
offices and find uuf the motive that con-
uuI their action, would Boz expected 10
do % thing buyonl the ability ui any NOR
. ul man. An I rBu sIy b. 'hc statement
mulc by the senator from Kansas, that tho
/ administration hls acted on the principle
/ that 60 the virtou belong the spells, Is
| conifdictcd in every state and IN every
cunrfc, ,ona district In this broad Union.
Mr. Plumb believed that the number OF
department clerks who would vote the