The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-26

results. He asked to see page of the
notes. 1t was handed to him. He looked
at it, and clutching his hair yelled out:
''Snakes, by G-din
Whether he thought he had the delirium
tremens or not, Senator Sherman saws he
does rot know, but he left the committee
room scared man, and carried his pistol
and his profanity off with him.
INGALLS, VERSUS BLACKBURN AND VOORHEES,.
Senator ingalls, was severely denounced
by Senator Joe Blackburn about two wears
ago, and ingalls, and Blackburn might be
called the two fighters of the Senate.
Neither seem to be happy unless he is in a
quarrel and both deal in oratorical pyro-
technics, delighting in the invective They
go about the Senate with chips on their
| shoulders, defying anyone to knock them
of, and ready to fight at moments notice.
At the last quarrel between the two each
washed for the other such dirty linen as he
could find connected with his war record,
and the soap of the cleansing got into the
eyes OF both to such an extent that they do
not smile as they pass by, and their souls
are filled with hatred. 1t is much the
| same with ingalls, and Voorhees,, and if the
Senator from Kansas dispenses as much
vltrol during the present session in proper
| ton to the political excitement as he has
done during those of the past, he will
WlIl
more than half dozen Democratic Sena-
! tors. In his trouble with Voorhees,, the
| latter called him liar, and the Senator
from Kansas retorted that, ''If the Senate
OF the United States was police court
the Senator from Indiana would be SEN
fenced to the rock pile and hard labor'' He
paid his compliments to Senator Voorhees,
war record, and described the exciting
trouble which took place in the north as
C0nfh hx,Y
complimentary. The power of ingalls,,
added to his wonderful brain and terrible
tongue, lies in his knowledge of the per-
soDal records of his brother Senators.
He seems to have printed documents In his
study detailing every act of their lives
from their births to the present moment.
He has all such information at his tongues
end, and his perceptions are so keen that
he knows just where to strike hardest and
hurt the most. He feels hard knocks, how
ever, and the Democratic Senators occa-
sionally cut deeply into his sensitive
anatomy. Joe Brown succeeded in doing
this, perhaps as much as any of his oppo-
nents, and both Blackburn and Voorhees,
cause hum considerably more than an un-
pleasant quarter OF an hour
OTHER SENATORIAL FEUDs.
There are a number of other Senators
who are not on the most friendly terms
with each other Morgan, of Alabama
and Mitchell, of Oregon, will never sleep
in the same bed, and it is hardly possible
that their relations will ever become
friendly. The trouble occurred not very
long ago, when Senator Morgan charged
Senator Mitchell with being a representa-
tive of railroad corporations. and when
Senator Mitchell retorted by saying that
whatever he might do, and that he would
not discuss, he had never disgraced himself
IN the Senate by reeling into the chamber
IN state of beastly intoxication as the
Senator from Alabama had done
Senator Harris and Senator Hiscocl,
nave not been on good terms since their
fuss at the latter part of the last SEES
sion regarding the bureau of engraving
and printing, and there are a number of
other Senators who seem to have a secret
antagonism towards one another. This
does not come out in their speeches, and il
does not affect to any great degree their
1t is often so with Senators
from the same state. You seldom see Sher
man and Payne together, and the repre-
S antatlyes of the great state of Ohio have
nothing in common. Senator Chandler and
Senator Blair are not hand and glove as
two great statesmen who have interests in
common should be, and Chandler evidently
thinks Blair crank, and Blair appar
emily knows it. ingalls, and Plumb are
friendly enough, but they do not hob-no5
together and Edmunds and Morrill,, though |
good friends, are by no means boon com
panions. 1t is the same with MANY of the |
other Senators representative the same
state.
NEW SENATOR'S 1puo MY, ,,or