Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-19
Washington Letter
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WAssIsor"S,
 M.N 1 IsSS

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 WAssISor"S,
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 Senator Ingslls' great speaeh in the Senate Tueeds,, has, ns a suUj- ct O conversation, OvershBdoW ed everS tbin,
 @ this week. O. the day 1t Wac d. - l,v red the Senate end of the CspIt' uuiliIng was Ut, Tally pack d win . ma of people snxi jus tO hear what the Kat tas Sen tor b d 10 say ID reply tO tS personal utI, ok made ou him last weei by Senator Voorhees,. Mr. Iogslls oe gan his remarks by al,udiDg 'o the mar ner ID which he had been wufuliy mi.- represented by the democratic pr-ss l. regard to bi- attacks On HaucOck GE, uOClrllau ID his speeck delivered som weeks SEQ. His allusiOn to them We as politicians, Iol ss s,ldiers they wef, allies. after the var, of the democratic vsr,y, winch be msiLisined wss ti 3Cutoern Uonf,derscy in continusnc. de then to. up tbe war record of SD ator NOorhees, and showed ID the ms as in which he had eLdesvored to ham per inc Govern meDt Et SycrJ sUg, Qaut, q from a ST, ch delivered by M. VJUI hees. in LdIaDE. Aug. Q. ls62, Ib 70 lowing language. "oold CTS eBsR age 10 tbis war shauld go 10 the nesres Jl,ckrmiTb's shop aud have iron collar made aud placed around thtir uocst 1Dd bsve In>cribed thereon 10 lsrge let ters: My Dog, A. L.Do.lD." II qlri- Cd nOm-rcus other speecLes Wlih dis loyal 6, ntiuepts, of which Ihe fol.ogin. msde dunDg the me smnrsble pTesIdei- ihl campaign of 1861 IS a speciID' Gen lt meU, it teems to me that ] ca a.Rr the spirits of he hundreds uf thou -sBd- of lives that have btrn eiessi, sacrificed m thI- var. pleading EgHIBs the reelection If this mAB (-iDcolnJ l seems tO me The Very iuan mate cbiectr she dumb beasts would cry out, e1.Ug de has had his day. Bloody. gory, reeb- iug let him 10 out into hIs hateful Ot- scuII;y, there to stand tue residue of b .sys with the sroIsat,ons of the mn' d. r-d dead iibberIng around the InbsI py felon."
 The oeuator then paid his attention hO ht t1NhIOd GANCElO1r n the SOutL. Mir. V oThees rose 10 reply, trembling with suser. He referred the statements of Mir. lngslls ss T ude rous poliucsl lies. etc. Then ipl.OwsC one Of the most dIsgrBc- -ful scenes eve, euscled m the Senate chamber. M lOgslls kept bIs self control remaIksb seil. The O. ly tune he gave way 10 bI temper was jest H'-er an impsssionst 'utburst from VooTh-es, when tL. K Dsas Senht,r sad with flssbIng eyes: 'It this were police court, thH ciiizen thPee of dIsna, would b. ar rested Andoeut ID dock for teins disoi- derlJ." This seemed Io have n qlieiiDl ed ct on Mir Vrorhees, sud Mr. InsEll continued his speerb. with frequent in- terrupticns aud deuisls. Finally. sftei s qu--'irn from Mir Iussll>: Did uo the soldiers Ot lUdlaDR ihTetaen 70 hsDl the g. Dstor after be msde that LirCCl sp-ecL3 Mir. NOnrhs,s eIclaIu ed: |" b senator l. a great liar. when be intimate such thIpg-A great lar and a dirty dog. l; uever occurred in the Soflu Tba, Is all the snswtr have" Forth nAtsly for the diyui'v of the senate iht controversy ended here.
 On MJDday, Nr. Cleveland nom'Ds,gS Me viils Weston Fuller, @ We'll kg0W, lawyer Of Chieaso. for chief jls;ic4 Tb. appointment IS considered good o.e.
 avIpg been recoCl Dended by lbotb ,h liUOss senators There l. no dnub wha' ever of The p-om pt Confirmation o Mr. Fuller. He was bcra m Augus,o Nc. February II. 1893; Vfas educated A boS doin Coliess, s.uIl-Sd flaw, sud be- gan {" prseilce ID tis pstive city iu 1856 He was For tune eds ol s denocra.i paper m Augusta. $ v-rsl years prio To the lsie war De r.mov io c i,sg where he Las Since res ded. devutipg hi entire -atte1tion to his exteusiv- lac practice. Thus appointment h,s be, better receiv-d by repu bliosns than |, members Of his own party.
 rbs tsrif debate is still dra9gipr slowly along n the louSe. Only oIs il. mucrst. Mir. FOran. has so far spt k-r against ihe Mills tar q hil It is saic ,hst Ihe leaders of the democrats 10 th' "nn-e have becume convinced bat l. VII bs impossible tO pass 'ha bill ID v ores. mt shape. and they pr pose hold in,y ca ,vsss neXs week. to decide what ~men5mep.s had bes; be adopted 10 hel. to hbL
 Representative Burrows, ot Michigan. ha- Intr; dGced b | which provides Den ion for evory ssldIer and sailor VT. seru' q % days or more ID the late War. inc rate of renEiOn 'o be one cen. De- month for each day of rc;usl service.
 The Chinese tres'y hss been isvorabi' reported on by tbe senate mmittee o' for. iga affairs; the committee made tE' minor amen imenis to the treaty. I will probably be ratified in a shor time.
 Mr. Edmunds has introduced bull il 'he senate t1 iucTeRse t'e pe1si"us nt sOldies and sailors who contracted heart disease in the seJvice.