New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-20

and said -,.,o. =, our right
90 carry our nggers into the Territories nowF
nrcckinridge was usually ready at repareee. Dus
on that occasion he was as mum as Crisp was '''o''
when Reed asked him that question:
The day after the caucus Springer was eSpialns
.ho resnIt you seer he said. the caucus Resolves
49,, thipCs. First that the Democratic party IN tue
Rouse was split into two factions. one OK "nioH "~
Ied by Tom Reed and the other BY AhooiS'"' "a
Kansas .,.,
The latter overheard tho remark ana saio
aYou forget Springer. that the caucus ueclaed
something else. namely. that there 10 "O ''"A''
Democratic party in the House"
g How so ~ ASKED Springer
awhv. vo,r caucus was called to stop hlibuster-
ing. was 1t noti'
"Yeso
aweI. when the caucus voted to recommit the
amendment TO stop fiibusterfng, you. VINO favored
tne amendment began to flbuser In the caucus. did
You notl'
awhy. no-yes-that is. raised the point OF no
,,or,r hecause only fftv-fve votes were cast. but
Cox overruled me-"
aAb SEQ. Now win you please explain what
hind Of Democratic partv It is that cannot get
tbird of its membership to attend caucus ana IN
,hicb administering breaks ont when less than third
o. rs members are together in caueusp
Springer couldn't explain
After tbe adjournment OF the House on Thursday,
robn Allen Of mississippi sald 4 fear that weaver
hos became a desperate man. Perhaps you may not
no aware of IT, but weaver and / are very near 10
each other During nv first session here We became
orv intimate for we two believe. constituted the
creenback party in the House. Well when wo came
together at the next session. I asked bro'ner
weaver how IS IL with partyP ought 10 say
rbt here that the Chicago Anarchists had been dealt
nrofh SHOOK
"a hs vrung my hand. and replied: BAD oah'
protber Allen. very bad. -Four Of its members nave
hoen hanged ono has blown HIS own head OH VITA
dvnamte and the other two have oeen son. =" tno
nerItentiarv for llfe.' We'll. CONFESS ha'ors uiu
look dIscouragIng. but rallied and reeoVereu my
spirts again after while Brother "easoi' NV
over seemed to tako the matter to heart and 70 nrood
over It and. as said before iesr 'H~' ~ 49,
come desperate man."
psrbans tho best illustration Of the probable result
% Tho obstructive methods pursued by Mr. weaver
recently n persisted in was given oy rom b'SH''
~ PI,tsburg. He said 1t reminded him oil s'orS
aTbers wasp he said. " a tramp. who. aiter h@lu
d,v,s log came 10 a barn expecting to ma nlgntS
- within Much 10 his discontinue no founo 'he
door locked and all his efforts to force t open were
,,svaTIlpr He was about to trudge YEARLY on "hen
no espIed mule IN tho adjoining Held Oinna an,
,dca occurred 10 him. Leading tho mule irOu "i0
Geld. he backed him up to the barndoor. ana win a
-, .,,ct,ed his rfbs' The scheme worked we'll
s',e" III ,ndeed The mule Kicked the door open
hnt no also kicked himself. the tramp ana inc Dain
,,,o kingdom come The owner OF tho barn hau
nI,ced can Of dynamite Just inside the door TOT use
IN his stone-quarry the morrow
rrro u,o- size PORTRAITS OF Chief Justice Marshal
hang now in tho robingroom Whero 'no 'uDe a..
.or,bio daily prior TO taking their sea'S upon 'ho
hencb ono of tho best and perhaps tho Oldest por-
tai, ~ Marshall now extant hangs on tho nor'n
wall II Is an original painting by tho celeoraIeu
artist Rembrandt Peale. executed In 1o32- ~ wac
n,rcbascd by the members OF tho New-York BAR IN
ending Charles o'C0nor, W. NJ EVarts, JAMES =.
prady Judge st0ughton and Others anu pres'n'oN
40 tho late Chief Justice S. p. Chase, ana oy MN
,esonted 10 tho Supreme Court of the United STATES
1h .nlcture on the west wall "a copy OF tho por-
trait NJ Marshall at warrcntown. Va, executed oy
p y nroole In 1850. It was offered to the GOV
ernnent al a reasonable figure several years ago.
bn what rs status now no one seems 70 hnoN'
II was placed in It's present position on cNnip'lon'
and the court officials do not know whether OF no'
I. has been purchased by tho Government l. Mar
shan SMITH Of Baltimore, was in the city not long
,ro, having been requested by Justice Bradley ana
o,ber Jnsilces Of tho supreme Court TO allow them
an opportupty 10 SEQ tho portrait OF his great
father Chlef Justice Marshall. Of which he Is me
fortunate possessor The portrait Is the ohy ONO III
this country By 81. Mimln, tho celebrated french
artist: Is a crayon profile and shows the exact
measurement of his head. 1t was taken when 'lo
chief Iug,ice was In his prime. about fifty years oil
ace. and only a fsw years after his appointment 10
10 supreme pench Tho justices werc so much
uleased with the portrait that they asked the prvF
loco Of Mr. smith TO have copy made Tor mo
suprerus Court. Nowhere In tho United states Is
the memory OF Chief Justice Marshall moro hishS
reyercd than at the National Capital. where Tor
thlr y.fve years his shining ihteheet was s"0" "
the service Of his country.
One Of tho refreshing features OF the speakership
contest I'm the House IS the frankness with which
some OF the members give their reasons for refusing
to support certain candidates. Representative joe
Cannons friends are telling with great deal OF
relish why he can't rely on the support OF leading
Republican whose district IS not LOCO miles from
New York 4 lieutenant OF tho popular Illinois mem
lcr was urging bis claims for ths SpeakerShp on The
New-Yorber Tho latter against Mr. Cannon
and said so quite plainly, though he refused 70 give
any reasons for his opposition
Arc you committed to Tom Reed" inquired the
Cannon lieutenant.
@No.7 was tho reply.
"To Alckinloyl7
gNo.p
"To julius Caesar BurowsiS
"NO.S
Then why arc you so strongly against our man2'
"well7 said the dis gisted New-Yorl0er, IL you
Insist knowing. you shall know. I'm against
Joe Cannon good fellow though he Is, because
can't stand the idea Of sitting hero for two years
and facing homely as no is. That's all
there IS TO IT,
Mr. Cannons friend Thought tho Joke good ono and
no told It TO that gentleman's supporters. One Of
them at once recalled the way Cannon ON certain
occasion last year characterized fellowmember who
Is now rival for the speahershlp. Said he;
"when am In tho presence OF --, feel like
tho Chlnaman before his Joss I know that no is
ugly, but good heavens, how great he is'
Official people who making calls not many days
ago were diverted as they reached the homo OF
high official by seeing the family washing exposed TO
view II was evident that the good old housewife