Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26


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The Blftlst1 Congress developed sGzne
ens er4a.rs @la ag1srNlse. Age1g
slem 3srs Hslrg C@bos Lodge, Hlllaul
boarka Cochran, General sglnol. Is4-
dor Eayuer. baajallB j. shigeIY.
Asasr ~ C4r4te. stephen =. Waite.
M a. EgotLman. Ashbei e.
Elsoh. Nei5o1rn Il Ford. Robert p.
Kennedy 4ad Aarton Eiggz Massrs.
Cockr,.2 40 Wllta refused = rsnonln4~
t1On- kord And kAFGee Nere zefezse1-
'Rho sCEeEs Esre re-elec1ed
Tie RtfsY-hsst Congress IS doing fan
ss -sh Ia tie development - orasoTs a-s
is precsosssoE- L. tns Eiisieth Con
gees Cochran and kaynet Eon lhs
pzl1 on tho psmocrssic side. Lodge
waa tts mcss prominent orator brought
. hghs among ths Republicans In
SIS Conzress ths situation l. reversed.
ne Republicans have produced more
nsN orators anf otherwise than The
byzaOcress- There are msay MODEST men.
kO@syer sus0lg The AFTER. and 40 one
can tou snsn a nes 0rabOricGl star viii
agpear "a The legislative asnamenA
TIE arst - blaze ia the Republican
GALAXY sas Frederick 7. GPeenhalge, of
hzzsace asettA lie Is of Engllsh birth.
ARd -ill - torty-eight years Old nexs
July 10 Las . clear voice and an en-
gagirg air Ills gestures are fs~ and
vel chosen lie speaks calmly and dis
pazsionately. Ills Arguments are strung
upon threads of sarcasm. Deadly thrvsts
ar given sith a grace that scali do
eredlt % q French fencing master. Few
have ths ssmeFity 20 interrupts hin in
daAa5s. Ils Is picturesque and thrilling
II his llIasrrations When driven into
. corner he can change frontin twink
ling Ia parry and thFEt ho has 10
rival GreenhalEe Is q momber OF the
committee on elections. There wero
seventeen election cases IN the House.
rhas a splendid held was presented for
tho display OF hls talents When he
rises - speak every body listens
There VIII De- = great time II be ever
enoounters General Spinola Such
combat would probably provoke moro
taterest o. anV that has been wit
messed in tie House ot Representatives
1or years Greenhalge uscs the rapier
&nd spinola the butcherknife. Mr..
GsresnhAlyo IA o man OF middle stature,
with lighs con- pleEiOn, small blge eyes
ard a f0rehead that ends az bis bump OF
philoproCeultivencsa he IS frequently
mistaken by bis comrades FOR that
shrewd lawyer and bright speaker. Hon.
Jacob Geissenhainer, Of New jersey.
An oratorical meteor has recently ap-
- A.far..s4@~ u, -
Hon jonathan l.. DolliVer, OF Fort
Dodge. Dolliyor was born in Virginia
rhirty-txo years ago. lie is = graduate
OF West Virginia University. He took
front rank among the orators In the Fiji
ty-drst Congress in the debate upon the
pension appropriation bill More elo-
.{0est words have not been heard in the
House FOR years. He has a ringing
voice and utters rythmic sentences with
marvellous nuency. tie speaks with the
utmost ease, and at times uses graceful
gessureA Deliver is we'll knit His
syes. arc large and bis cheeks ruddy.
He has his double in appearance on the
Dornocrasic side IN the person OF Hon.
John d Anderson. OF West Virginia He
ndvertises himself in the Congressional
Directory As unmarried he - law
yer and his associates aver tha. his par
m - are wealthy.
The Granite State has also sent n now
orator % the National councils. lie is
Hon. Orrin c. Moore. OF Nashua Moore
a. tall and thin. but carries his fifty
years - though they were but forty. He
wears speOsaoles and beard and has
carly iron-grsy hair. He ia printer
ond al editor. lie dashed upon the
House about .en O'Clock az night in the
debate over tho new rules Tho gal
Ierias were dlled with delighted listen
erN The discussion had been dull and
nuinterest stinr. Iawns gave place %
olc,lau1ations % delight and IL was with
diffcutty tbas the spectators refrained
ron applaHding the orator. His ideas
were conveyed in sentences short and
pishy. The metaphors wero distinct