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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27
The Indian Situation

DICKINSON, N. D., Dec. 27.-Taers was
no foundation for the Story that tho Eighth
cavalry was hammSd IN by FIVE hundred
hosties In the Cave Hii,. Sitting R1'l'e
foliowsrs.are on their way to tbs Pine Ridge
and Cherry Greek reservations. Stories
about rauchmen murdered end property de-
stToyed by the hosslles are also stated TO be
unfounded, As far a. the military author
ties here ara aYars not abot has been ex-
changed between the Iudlsns and troops.
CREsToN, s. D., DEC. N.-Late last
night Ger. Carr racsived telegram from
Col. Sumner, that the indians from Humps
aud Big Foot's camp whom he was sup
pcssd to have held as prisocors, had escaped
aud were heading for the Bad Lsrds. ES
daylight Gen. Carr and six troops pulled out
from hero 10 intercept thea; or capture and
destroy than, bal 80 far no word has been
rece!yed from thu General. The Indians
are osiiI carrying DC their depredstioes as
usual, AID arc growing much hoider.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27
What the Government Owes Virginia.

w uaL IuC 0UfcluuCnt OWCo vi 51H1dI
To the :editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
In the letter of your Washington cores
pondcnt dated 24:h December, it is stated
that according to executive document No.
II, the State OF Virginia. Instead of being,
according TO Numerous Congressional COM
mitsee reports. creditor of the national
government to large smaunt on account
OF advances for tbs erection CT ihs public
buildings 10 Washington AID 90. the war OF
| 1872, g indebted to the government 20 the
amount of 81 IFS 000."
beg to say, according to that report, the
national government was found to be it,
debted to the State IF Virginia. on acconoS
Of the war of 1812-14 10 the eum Of 81 ,460,-
657.4S
Ir tbs same report, the auditor 6ods that
| Virginia 10 indebted TO the national govera-
ment On account OF the Iodisn rasg fund IN
the SUN OF 81. 612 547.70; les7lua e balance
due the Uoited States, January 1st, 1891 of
$151 500 %
But the above statement does not embrace
the S120 900 which Virginia advanced TO the
| United States 10 1891, for the erection of
public buildings at the permanent sest OF
government.
Il Is proper to say that the mode of CON-
puriog interest adopted By The Secretary OF
the Treasury, snd by the pending bill, ia not
the usual mode sanctioned by the courts.
| The balances are not struck at the proper
time but iuterset la computed on esch pin
cipal sum to date, 30 that the party holding
the largest principal sum will pay the other
| however much interest may have accumu-
lated By the lapse Of sime.
But, dealing With government, We mnst
! accept whatever it pIessss TO paw.
Dec. 26. 1890. JOHN CRITCHER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27
dag at noon
a Sad Case

sANDIEeo, Cal. Dsc 27.-Nearlg two years
ago couple arrived at National CITY, e'l-
dsotly foreignere. Both were young and
rich, and thay rented a cottage. They were
known by the name Of i'ariss. Psriaa vas
recently tsksn SICK ard died On Christmas
day. The wife eesmed 20 bs broken heart
ed. While the body vas 6eiug enbsmed
she begged TO lie uuder the winding sheet,
but was refused Pres sutly tho Doctor MISC
ed the cbloroforu, aad found the woman
ylus bssite tho dead mau, earess!ng him
and saying. "Why could not go with you2''
Tbs do,tofs tried to remove her. She re.
sisted, aud said; "Lst us die together"
Her voice WAS 50 thick that the doctor
becams su'ptigu', and found on investi.
zatlou :hst she hal taken cafboic acid
She va. accused and admitted 1t, saying :
"Yss. I must 60 to my husband" Sae Ia
vet alive, nowager. TIE story came to
light, through the bsnk, that they were
Count and Countess Jesorf Psrisads Hoch-
kofsr, OF Trieste, Austris. The Countess
!; (nee Miua Aito.) is Of German nobility, her
lineage dating back 800 gears. Sha is beau
tifuI, educated and an artist. Tho Count
was a sou Of man who vas the head OF one
OF the largest banking fins il Auatr!a. The
Count was wild, and his father sent hin
travelling. He settled hers ebert t;me ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27

Bellows DIssoLyING TURKEY.-The
most uplucky man in Chicago on Christmas
Day was John Bellew. who went into q
West Madison street esloon with an signteeo
pound turkey which he had won at rs1fle.
While he was drinking another gambler ap-
pearsd with ten pound turkey, which he
sure ptitiously exchanged for the larger bird.
Bellew took another drirk, end when he
turned round to go home he found that sec
ond thief had left ohieksn co the ba- and
gone of with the teE-poupd turkey. While
be was out in The street looking for the
thief. third robher walked away with she
chicken, leaving q musssd-up quail in lis
place Below, now thoroughly augerea.
put tho quail in bis pocket and started
home. While on the way he was bit ca the
head and robbed of the quail, watch and
some money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27
a Daring Conspiracy.

CORPUS CHRISTI Tex Dec. ga strange
conspiracy to murder one Of the leading cit!-
zeus Of .hls city oas been Dipped 10 the bud
by indictments returusd against twelve
men by ne g,aad jury, judge NIX Stein,
who Tas killed some months aso by q
Spanish woman who slleged he had in
suited ner, was the first victim. The next
marked men were District Judge Russell
eod bis Two deputies, The plot dates back
to the restoration of the county officials, who
had been ousted from Office by the county
com misaioners. One Of she conspirators
confessed the osber day. aud the rest of the
gang have fad to Mexico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27
Terrible Murder.

SAYv1LLE, L. I, De. 27--Tao news of a
most brutal murder al BonemsViIle, two
mics norsh OF hsres wssreca;yed ih!a morn.
ing. BohemiavilIe is sma settlement ia
habited chiefly by Poles and Hungsriaos.
They are 81 iSoolant lot. The body Of
Winnie Oroupe, an attractive Hungarian
girl, was found hacked 10 pieces. TIE
limbs had been severed from he trunk, and
tbs body itself was cus to pieces. Not
hing remsined Of the once ccmaiy
gill bus bloody mass of faeh
and bones. It was shss.y sight
Frank Xrulisch was quickly arrested,
When confronted With the muisted re-
mains of the girl he admitted the killing
bui nothing further could bs obtained from
him. The motive for The muTds. is not yet
clear Il Is ssid that Krulisch was jeeloua
of Winnie Croupe. She was considered the
best looking girl in BohernisviIle. Kru.
lisch is supposed to have been lovsr Of
hers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27

FACTS ABOUT DIAMONDS The worlds seek
of dismouds has increased enormously in the last
fifteen years. In 1876 the output of the African
mines was 100000 carats; last year it was
nearly 100000 csrats, and the syndicate which
controls all the principal mines asserts that it
hes 10000 600 carats in sight. Meantime the
demand for diamonds has greatly increased, and
they are higher in price than they were year
ago. In one respect the diamond industry ia diff
fercpt from almost al others. Ita product is new
or consumed Of gold and silver much larger
amount than most people would believe Is Liter
ally consumed in the arts past recovery, oue 3
diamond once cut goes into the worlds great
stock and is liable TO come upon the market at
any time. The worlds annual purchase of dia.
monds, which appears t, be steadily increasing,
even 1t advanced erices, is an index to the
amount OF its surplus earnings it can sord to ex'
pend in luxury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27

SHOWED UNDER.-A peacock, belonging
to DR.. a. s. Miller, Of New Market. which
had been In the habit Of roosting on al sp.
pie tree, was thrown from Ills position by
the heavy SNOW fall OF tho night OF Tues.
day, Dec 16, to The ground, o9 The snoW
settling on his body and long tall. Thers
be was snowsd under, anc lot found till
last Monday, Dec %. for the space CT Elk
days. The snow baviog settled and melted,
the pesfowl's head was ssen sticking out,
and he was liberated. He soon took feed,
and rejoices over his rescue from mis- cold
position.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence of The Alerandria Gazette
WASHING TON, D. O.. Dec. 81, 1880.

Especial Correspondence of the Alerandria Ga=ctte]
WASHINGTON, D. O.. Dec. 81, 1890.
Among the few congressman on the floor
of the House to-day was Mr.. Crisp OF GeoE-
pis, who, in the opinion of many, will be the
Speaker of the next House. IN short talk
with the GAZETTE's correspondent be SAID
that to him the fate of the Forcs bill was In
az much doubt now 80 it Wss st the COM
meposment of the session. Some days he
thought the bill would be defeated. but on
others he either heard or saw something that
induced him to fear that the contrary would
be the case He had heard this morning, he
said, that republican Senator had made 8
statement to the effect that the gag rule
would be adopted by the Senate as soon as
the holidays we're oyer. He hardly believed
this, for the reason that under such rule
not only the Force bill, but free oliver bill,
could be passed at once, and he didn't think
the eastern republican Senators, who are
opposed to the latter, would put 1t In the
power of the silver men to pass s5at bill and
throw the responsibility Of Vetoing 1t upon
the President. Tho democratic Senators, he
said, would give their republican sill
yer colleagues all the help they
might require to pass a bill for the
free coinage OF silver. II the Force
bill, he said, should pass the Senate and
come back TO the House, he was afraid it
wauld pass that body also, for though some
Of the republican members now talked as
though they are opposed to it, he had little
or no confidence In their sticking" power,
under the pressure OF their psrty's call. If
the bill should become Law, he said, in
addition to toe ill.feeling 1t would necesaa-
rily engender between the two races in the
South, it would, he thought, effect large re-
publican gains there, as uoder 1t enough
deputies might be employed at IS day TO
carry all the close precincts. When asked If
the men who might be disposed 10 sign the pc
titions Tor the application ofthelaw would not
probably be deferred from doing go by the
fear of consequences from their white neigh
bors? he said they might be In some of the
more southern States, but not in such States
ss Virginia, for he had never heard more
open and avowed anti.sonthern expressions
than those uttered by Virginia republicans.
Edgar, or Yankee, Allen, for instance. Such
men, be said. would not hesitate to sign APP
plications for the enforcement of even a
worse Law, If such could De, than the one re.
feryed to. Then, too, ne eaid, II the bill
should once become law, the only means
by which It's, at least. attempted execution
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27
aSQzS55ssS &
AssOCIATEE PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, D. o., Doc. q.
rENATS.

There we're IS Senators present when the
Senate met at noon. These were Casey,
Chandler, Culom, Davis, Einunds, Hls-
cock, Hoar. Morrill,, Paddock, Sanders,
stsvast, Teller and Wilson, of Iowa, or the
republican eide, and Csrise. Faulkner, Cor
men, Harris and Pasco on tbs democratic
side. Prayer was said by ths chaplain,
and then, the journal of Wednesday, last
having baen read and approved, the Senate,
on motion of Mr.. Eoar, diouTned till Mon-
dag at noon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

at noon to-day the threatened strike
the Pullman car shops in Chicago was sen-
porariIy settled.
Fire entirely destroyed the broom shop
IN the Auburn, N. Y prison this morning.
Sylvester Caldwell, q popu'a end pros
porous young man of Independence, ls.,
was found dead on the road last night.
Fifteen inches of snow fall 81 Fsrmirgton,
Me-, last night, making thirty and hail
inches fallen within the past two weeks.
Charles Mcdonnell, q l!uemau employed
By the Dsnver, Col, electric light COMPANY
was instantly killed last night By coming IN
contact with live wire.
The Mount Porter House, at Keene Val
ley, N. Y, was burned Yesterday morning.
The structure WAS completed lest Sumner,
and coat 10000. The fire is ba!ieved TO
have been of incendsry origin.
The steamer Saturn, from Boston for
Newport News, put In at Delaware Break
water this morning. The Captain reports
having lost the bargss Storm King sad An-
telope which he wss towing, al 6 o'clock
yesterday morning during the storm
Last evening an attendant OF the Mount
Pleasant insane hospital wss one waking
with patient named swsnk. When they
we're near the railroad station Swsnk threw
himself in fsont..of the engine and was hor-
ribly manglse.
q disastrous boiler explosion occurred TO-
day on the premises of Gus Loewenssein. j..
manufacturer OF sausage. Cincinnati. Sever
Buildings occupied as dwelling houses were
wrecked and torn 30 taat they will have to
be taken down. s little girl was Killed aud
several persons injured.
DR. H A. Kolso was knocked down III Chicago
Thursday night and robbed of $1,000 in cash, 6
watch and chain worth 5000 and aiamond-stud.
ded knight Templar charm. His skull was frac'
tured and his condition is critical.
At Indianapolis last night T. A. Scoley, a stres'
car driver, shot and killed an unknown man who
attempted to rob him on the street
Two negroes shot dead and two white mer
wounded, bit not fatally, are tho casualties OF the
annual holiday at Texa-ksna.
Dispatches from the north state that trains Oh
many of the railroads are delayed by heavy snow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27
Belford,s Magazine for January has baer

Belford's Magazine for January has been
received from Its publishers in New York.
It's contents are: Ic,erss, and Usury Laws,
A Morning, The Women Of Louisiana.
World Wanderere, Sidney LanieT, The Lake
Region of Wisconsin, George D. Prentice,
Laying Man-Trap. To MY Garden. How
Long Will our Navy he Efec,ivss Physical
Culture, Omar Kaaysau, A Qasriette of
spsrrows, 10 Tusrto Canon, Popular
Science, What Won the Day, The Rule of
Crime and OF Criminals, What is Ua-Ameri-
can? General Robert E. Lee, and saIz,
a story of the stage, novel complete, by
Celia Logan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27
A Dastardly Deed

WASHINGTON, Ind. Dec N.-James Nc
Bride attempted to murder bis divorced
wife at P!a;nv!le. yesterday morning by
blowing up With dynamite the hotel In
which she wss slsepiug. The wife was IN.
injured, bus several boa'dsrs and tbs pro-
prietor were badly hurt. Fire resulted
from the explosion, destroying the botel
and large merchandising house. Loss
s12 900, partly insurad. Mcbride is 10 jsil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27
The New Hampshire Contest

CONCORD, N. H.. Dsc. N.-Oopiss OF the
petition OF Harry Bingham and other de-
mocrats, for an Injunction to restrain clerk
Jewest from placing the namss of "if en-.
titled" members upon the roll of the next
House, with C notice that bsaTiDg will
be held thereon before the full beuch of the
supreme court Tuesday afternoon. are being
aerved upon thu forty members thus elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27
prehension

TIE DELIBERATELY intended slight offer
ed Gov. Hill by the so-called Reform Club"
OF New York, when they omitted bis name
from the list of speakers at their late ban
qust, has proved vssitabIe boomerang, and
has increased his popularity by showing who
are the enemies he has made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27

Some Of our most prominent ci.izsns have
been CURED of chronic rheumatism by that
wonderful pain bauisher-Sslvation Oil.
Price 25 cents.
"Why, Jones, what bo(s)sse you have
In your throstl" Yes, I raised 1t from q
ocl(d)t in my head, I've too much live
s;ook.n well, like cures Ike; DR.. Bulbs
Cough Syrup will cure you. The Bull will
quickly scare the holelIse away"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27
A MossrrR ocgAN PALAcE.-A contra

A MONSTER OCEAN PALACE.-A contract
for the construction Of ons of the largest
passenger steamboats, in the world has bsen
awarded to the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Co., of Wilmington, Del. The Rew vessel
will bs fifty feet longer than the celebrated
steamboat Grand Republic, now plying be-
tween New York and RockaWay, and wnl
be the property of the same owners. The
vessel will be 1872 feet long, registering
over 1000 tone. Sac will be floating pal
q ca la ali respects,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27

INTELLIGENCE from aii parts Of The conn
try is to the effsct that i;Je oaep'gAnce of
Christmas 90 q holiday i; becoming more
and more general as ;be years roll on, and
that even In New England, where more
work used to be done on Christmas day
than on any other, in order to snow an at-
horrence of the "Romish" custom, II is uow
almost as much devoted tc festivitg as it al
ways was, and, 1t il hoped, slways 1ill be, In
Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27
Virglnia.

If THE expense of one election supervisor,
Fir. D.vsnport be SO grea; that the Treas
ury Department refuses to comply Win the
demand of the o. s. Senate for statement
thereof, what the people would have t. pay
II the Force bill, which provides for Dsven.
ports In every election district In the ooan-
try, should become Law, passes not only
their taxable ability, but even their cem-
nrahansinn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27
Died on Their W edding Anniversary.

OTTAWA, Kss., Dec. 81 Mr.. and Mra. ].
". Strong hsd arranged 10 celebrate the
51s, anniversary of their marriage yesterday,
aad relatives were present from various
parta OF the State TO participate in the fes-
tivities. Ia the morning Mr.. Strong died
and ia toe aitescooG Mrs. Strong passed
away. Both were apparently ia excellent
health.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27

SEVERAL EUROPEAN countries haze been
Induced by the Mckinley bill TO raise the
duty on imports irom this country. as
nearly all the exports ct this couutry are
agricultural products, aud as the ccuai'ies
referred to ere among tae .srgsss importers
of such products, the farmaIs of the Uaied
States owe the republican patty debs CT
gratitude that caa be. bot only partially re.
paid by the election Of a democratic Pfesi-
dent In 1872 by rousDg maj 5fity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27
LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is list of the letters remaining in
the Alexandria, Va, postofice December u.
Persons calling for letters will please say they are
advertised.
Advertised letters, not called for within two
weeks, will be sent to the dead letter Office.
Clay, Miss Mary W Laribee & Son, Messrs E
Davis, Madison E Letkie Henry
Engels, Chss Massey. Geo
Ford Rev John West Marshall, his J
Gains, jacob Miller. Mrs Ariminta
king, Miss Csthne McDougsll, James
Green, Miss Margaret Murrell, Mamie
harris, Miss Garry Swain, MIS-
Harris, Edward Warwick Land, Loan
Jackson, L and Building Co.
Kidwell, W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27
REMEMBER THE PooR.-The cold and in

RsMEMBER THE PooR.-The cold and in-
clement season is upon us aud we cepDot be
too thoughtful OF others. There are proba.
bly, many in our mtaet who will sntfer from
the lev breath OF winter. ADD VINO from Va
rious causes have hard time In keeping the
wo,f from the door. Littl- bodies will Cry
far warmth and there will bs no warmth for
tb.m. and little mouths will eppsa! for
broad and there will bs 30 bresd for them.
To the deserving poor, whom Wa nave al
vsvs with Us. be merc!ful. ard let not your
charity be gradlueIY bestowed. Rsnem-
her. that "inasmuoh as ye cid 1t unto one Of
the least of these, my brethren. ye did 1t uG-
Tn mel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27

There is always hops in mao. shat
earnestly works" end ehould be suffer from
nasal catarrh there is also hcps OF being
cured. Cd Ssui's Catarrh Cure is the rem.
edy to use. Price 25cts.
"Troubls commences early In llfe," sc
heard a Young wife ssy, when she sent for
q bottle OF Dr.. Bull'a B.by Syrup 20 care
the baby.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27
sONErkRg ANO COamaaOlAA.

sew foss. Dec 27.-While there was no i'm
proyement in the stock ma ket this morning in
the amount of business transacted, there was
complete chauge in the temper Of the dealings,
and moderate strength replaced thu weakness of
tho previoa, dsy' OF the week First prices were
generally light fractions higher than last even
ing's, and further SIN 81 fractional advances were
acored in the early trading. The market, how
ever, was devoid of feature and at II o'clock was
Intensely dull and steady to firm at the best price,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27

aADtIMCEE. Dec. 27.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 91s Flour dull Wheat-Southern nomi.
nal Fnltz 93ai02 iongbcrry 9S4l02; Western
steady; No 2 winter red spot Dec and Jan sch
bid; May 1025ss,O2A Corn-southern fairly
active; white aud yellow 54a5S y steamer 56ia; ;
graded 70 2 SIS; Western nominal; mixed spot
and Dec 5744 Jan seq May 5619: steamer
80 y as.od oats qaiet; ungraded Southern aad
Penna 47a49; do Western white 49a49; do mix.
ed 47a49; graded No . white 40 do mixed 48
Ryo dull Other articles steady and unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27

St. Nicholas for January has bsen received
from ita publishers, the Century Company,
New York. Among Its contents ia con-
tinuation of the old story Of the Golden
Fleece. as told by Mr. Andrew Lang.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27

SOME OF Mr.. Psrnsll'5 friends in the
northern pert of this country, like that gen.
tleman bimsslf, attribute the recent defeat
OF his candidate ia KiIkenry, to what they
term the BIPARTISAN" action of the priests
which they denourca in the ssveSest terms
And yet these vary same people have Deye'
q word to coy against tbs partisan action CT
the negro preachers 10 the South, Wha a.e
the chief instruments the republicans en-
ploy for maiua iuine solid negro vote II
shis section. TIE Irish priests we're actu
ated By wise and patriotic notives, snd they
look fer their reward in another world
According to republican "worksrs," thu mo-
tives that actuate the negro preachers a'e o
9 more material character, cad tueiT rd"a't
ia received cash la hand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27

ALEXANDRA MAHKrT. Dec. 27.-There is
nothing new to sa? of the markets. Flour isquiet
but firm. Whess steady and in good demand
with range from 50 to 1O1 for all classes. Corn
is strong al 54s56 Bye 65e73. Oats 4Sa52.
Eggs are dul! at , 5a25. Butter 1925, latter for
choice print. Potatoes are very scarce at 75s100
6rplOu $3.50. Dressed Hogs 4As5. Dressed
Turke, 1913 Chickens 910. Millfeod and
hay $40 without mlteria! change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-27
A LEX A N DR A. " A
SATURDAY svsNisa, DECEMBER 81.

IT WAS only month ago ;hat MIR. boar
wrote an article for the Youths Companion
describing the manner in which the proceed
ings OF the U. s. Senate are conducted, IL
which he approved of the practice OF uo'
limited debate in that body, and aecribed to
1t the ccuntry's escaps from the many nee,
esssry dangers OF hasty legislation. And
vet this same Identical Mr.. HoaT, lass than
q month efterwnrd, bad commenced the ST.
tempt In which be is nov engaged to aooi
lab the very practice he had 50 laVisniy
Landed, and to estsbiea IN lieu thereof the
gag" rule. so that tds 6snate. Ike the
House under the control of M. Speaker
Reed, shall cease 20 be deIibsrative body.
The Inconsistency CT Mr.. Hoar and other
leaders OF his party hiss exceeded the bounds
of absurdlty and become disgusting