New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

jority Speaker Reed had dared TO take uie re-
.ponsblIity, and so had every Republican in the
House. - ,, .,sio, MIR
Commenting the Legislation, q the iess'1 ths HI al
though Of the Republicans inlght navc an
70 amend it, by Of the ORGANIZED opposl0n bat %"
those amendments could not be made. IL aeeine1 i
though the minority va aG Sey ,eird on the ener
Court bill and tie Bankruptcy bill. 1t had pa,sG ,g
the silver bill whereby silver was g6d svauf hi Homle
had bccu the first one with the courage aud patriotism
70 pa3 an Aq It S b dS not h"S Ra'se Foce S ii as
enemies took pleasure in calling 1t: Instead ., 81
Force I'LL The House had passed the Original Pack
age & marching boldly forward to o. the aemanSo Sorh 81
and south The Republicans of the House had erected
a pyramid of legislation. ,., anrse which had
non spewed % upon the Speaker by the state of ar
kansasi As the gentleman from AThamsa, s,iectEe tSe
Sneaker grew cIandcr and nObler The speaker $1,000
today the lowering historic. grao nkTe iTe Tr moon
OF this Republic did not appreciate what eatnesIness'
courage and patriotism had done 0 IN ts CO.. GohgenS IaHSy
then there was no gratitude ID inc hcpuOo io' oS"''
to r IT. GSst EscrGgc ln%' Of Kdas sqa that the Ie
mirht carry through great Tariff Bill. but they DID
moi carry throHgh the general appropriation bills
necessary for the susenance Of the oyenet the he
people; for on account of the absence Of discussion
here there Was necGsy Is mako ior 6a Ss spn
the Gentlemen on the other side satisfied with
that Officer God forbid that he should attempt TO re-
MT IrecGtnridec then made an earliest aIPrca ,I%:
agg,I c a , Sor,h S why Sna We MOI come 10
eeheE Why can We not lay aside these Csc 'Spig0 & SU,
You caurot hold power here by mcrcenares put al
tho poll, You cannot control tis House 10y The
sG of the A2 % HT s%no or f'fR Ike pOy @ S"'Iy y
cannot make the country one BY turning ont the
a are T ToaS S the Ws a"a do
thls You can aid tho people Q; the south to build
bridge our rivers. tnnnc our mountains, endow our
schools make our GollosGs Prspero1I @TsT g
march: so that your sons may come and live among
us buy onr lauds enjoy The sanrlty OF our climate
families so that. while there will stu be a North
and South i win be a loving loving and rich North 4"
Mr Peters Of Kansas. inquired how the dead past
could le expected 10 bury is dead II the member OF
From the remarks which had been made. it would
appear that the present Spcaher lad been exercising
H6n,c The gentleman from Kcntucly lad alluded
to lack of harmony exl l'tiHg between the speaker
and the members. II that wore tru". wa~ II not thc
fault Of the membcrsl During the debat" on the
rules udgnIty after indgnity had been hcapcd np3n
Mr. Boutclle Of Maine said that in every relation
Of e a. %a S as Eo FGMtcmaG o4g Tbc
focus of the attac. Of ne gentleman from Kentucky
had been the Federal Election bin The a,pe, sions
The first House which had rts"n 10 The piano Of duty
IN cnactng legislation which would enable every
citizen to perform a ctzcn's duty, wculd lc accepted
bv tie people as thc hichc.t form OF public cul ~.
| applause. lie then commented upon the CLAYTON.
Rrcciur.dgc case. taking hi, text thc p-cf' rep
% the majority ~ the Committee Elections. Upon
This text he built strong dsnuncIaton Of election
methods In the Southern states.
| Mr. Br,cLiurtpc of K"ntpclv defend j The course
of the Democratic party. and refcrrci o Mr bon'"llcN
reference TO The CLAYTON Breck'ntidce case. 1h" gen
tcman from Arkansas. he said. had not resigned his
-eat in Congress lie shared with the c"ntein"'
,hc responsibility for that position. The gentleman
had asked him for advo" and he had told III" g"ntt
man who bore his name. and T. whose 0c'pS r,n
common Hood that IL was for him T. resign -
20 to Nie people and be =" elect"d. TIN; was -.
dictate of case. It tho dictate ~ covnrds Dut
| he had told the gentleman that II hi> p"onlc wcf"
worthy Of him. II he worthy of hi- pcope. h"
houd stand in his place. and allow an investigation
to be had
Mr. toTtellc. IN reply. was severe upon what b"
termed the election methods % the SOnth RI - l;"
directing his remsrks principally 70 the Ci'r'ou-
Brcctnrdre casa. There were he said N nc dSirrt.
n number ~ Democrats who always voted against him.
nut their votes were Away counted and hi. 1utacou =
was never aseasSiHatcd Ike dog IN his tracks.
| CArpl1Uee On Pcpul lican siAcl.
Pending disposition of the bill, the committee
rose, and tho House adjourned.