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the MILLING OF JOHN pReMTsso
MATTHEW'S.
II Is ClaIned that . Brspeh Of The
Italiaa Society uaAa Exists
IN Detrslt
oAalNe sAmK aossgav IN
CHICAGO.
An O0csr Mistakes Three Hen for
Burglars and Fatally
Wounds Orr.
By Telegraph 70 the SHws.
IN COySBEsS.
Ho.r Addresses she senate - the
Election D11l.

Election Db1l.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.-fu thu
Senate, after the credentials Of the
Idaho Senators had been disposcc
Of Carlisle introduced . joint reso.
luton for the appointment OF com,
missioners 10 confer with connie
sioners Of the Dominion Of Canada
to consider trade relations between
the two countries, and u was re
ferred TO the select committee or
relations with Canada.
Faulkner offered q resolution,
which went over till tomorrow,
calling on tbs Superintendent Of
Census for information - to the
population Of each county In the
State Of West Virginia
Alirich offered his resolution fol
amendment Of the rules, which he
had heretofore given notice Of, and
asked that 1t be printed and laid
over.
Cockrell asked whether Il was
nov in order to move TO refer the
resolution to the committee on rules
II was decided not, and the resolu'
ton went over.
Senator Steward this afternoon
gave notice that he would tomorrow
move 10 take up the financial bill.
Gorman moved TO take up the bill
for the adjustment Of accounts Of
laborers, ETC., under the eight-houI
law, but Hosr claimed the floor on
the election bill, and German with
drew the motion.
Hoar yielded the door 10 Hiscock,
| who addressed the Senate at length
in support Of the bill.
At the conclusion Of Hiscock's
spet eli Hear . idies,ed the Senate
In the course Of his remarks Hoal
said the struggle for the pending
bill was a struggle for the last stef
t,ward establishing the doctrine e
winch the American people wcrs
pledge by their history, their Con
stitntion, their opinions and inter
ests. They could not know in the:l
citizenship slaves, sassals or iufesiol
races. Ii was idle 10 debate theories
or philosophers in the presence Of
express provisions in the Constitu
ton. He repealed with all the In
Litigation which the calumny de
served the assertion that the bill
was u partisan measure, or tba
any man who supported Il
was actuated by partisan pur
poses. The bill was 70 exclude part
,sanshio from determination Of titl'
4, \ plaee on The roll Of the Hous'
Of Representatives Is absolutely a
the lot Of humanity would admit
The committee that reported 1t ha,
merely undertaken 10 act on the I'D
vice II 5. =. Cox and other leadins
DEMO: fats, TO extend the bcnefcen
system Of electoral supervision ofieE
ed in New York to It er parts Of tn
country,
The senators would Tut forth tn
whole military power OF the Gov
ernment to defend scttlen agains
the Indians, though the latter ha'
been provoked by q hundred year
| of wrongs. Would they not ais
protect them against unprovoke'
ou:rages at the poll? DID the,
stand here seriously u affirm ths
the fathers Of the R.pnblic hst
crested National Government an
owen II no authority to secure tn
turity Of election Of its great repre-
sentative ass mbiy?
The republican eenatore charge
that through election practices II
opera'ion In some OF the sc tes tn
places Of at least thirty represent
lives have teen illegally us1rpet
that the Constitution OF the Unite
States had been violated and oveI
thrown; that for fourteen yeafs an
mostly mad controlled the Nations
House Of Representatives, and u
four years the Presidency. Of "a
United States bad been held BY
, usurper.
what had the Senators on tn
other side answered? Some OF thef
, seemed to think their best a5swe
!. was in railing and revillng the eel
ators who had charge Of the bill
Their abuse had done him (Hoal
, an honor, to which he would NJ
have laid claim. It brought bill
!. into contrary into which he woul
! otherwise have been too modest
setk admission, It was the DEM
. Gratis who .evi.ei Adams and Sun
u~r and Seward and Lincoln An
. Grant. Tee e.nators from virginl
! ami West Virginia Daniel ~
I Kennz) had but repeated what the
. PREDECESSOR had said. Concernit
: tbose the latches Of whose shoes I
(Hoarl was not worthy to enIoos
Without concluding his specs
Hoar yielded for executive se~io
D and the Senate soon adjourned.