Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-04
DENOUNCED QUAY.
A Radical Republican Calls His Party
Leader Convicted Criminal.
He Vents His Wrath Because Qusy was the
Nan who Pigeon Holed the Force Bill.
The Reciprocity Middle.
A FIRE EATER.

Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-The Breckin-
ridge contested election case monopolized
most of to-day's session of the house,
aud as no arrangement mad been made
for the time when the vote Is to be
taken, very few of the members re-
manned this evening to hear the argu-
ments at the close of the session. Mr.
Kennedy of Ohio had asked for time on
which 10 ostensibly discuss the election
case. and as he is bOmbastio generally,
there was no special desire on either
side of the nall to hear what he had TO
say. In his speech, however, he went
for Senator Quay without gloves. aud il
any of the friends of the Pennsylvania
senator had been present when such a
vicious attack was made upon him there
would have assuredly been
A SCENE IN THE HOUSE.
Gen. Kennedy is one of the rampant
radical Republicans who is muoh dis
gusted because the senate does not at
tempt the passage of the Federal cleo
tion bill during the present session. He
has been circulating paper calling upon
Republican members not TO permit the
amended tariff bill TO 90 through the
house unless the senate will consent to
rush through the force bill. He
is one OF the meddlers whom
Senator Aldrich recently told to mind his
own business and to quit making "pale
gray ASST of himself. Finding that the
leading Republican senators
WILL NOT BE BULLDOzED
by the house radicals and that there Is no
show for the force bill, Kennedy in his
wrath, late this evening made his pre-
meditated attack upon Mr.. Quay. He
alluded to the chairman of the national
Republican committee as convicted
criminal, - and declared that because he
has stood in the way of the force bill he
was Judas Iscariot and ought to kicked
out of the Republican party.
There was much more OF this sort OF yio-
lent talk in the speech. 1t was carefully
prepared and was delivered from man
uscript. 1t is great
BREACH OF PARLIAMENTARY ETHICS
for member of one branch of congress
to make an attack upon a member of an
other branch, and 1t is believed that
some of Mr.. Quay's friends will attempt
to have Representative Kennedy disci-
plined Tomorrow. No one called him to
order this evening. At the time that the
attack was made there were not more
than a dozen members on hand.
In addition to being disappointed
sorely because the Federal election
bill has been knocked out, Gen. Kennedy
has himself been knocked out by the
Democratic legislature of Ohio. He Is in
a strong Democratic district this year,
aud cannot come back to congress. That
accounts largely for the milk In his
oocoanut.
AS MANY SCHEMES AS MEN.
The Democratic senators find special
reason for enjoying the dissensiou which
mas cropped out In the Republican ranks
IN consequence of the reciprocity propo-
'ition that has been made an issue by
Secretary Blaine. Senator Morgan of
Alabama in his speech on the tariff to-
lay called attention TO the fact that
here were rs many different plans
and suggestions touching reciprocity
is there we're prominent senators on the
Republican side OF the chamber, except
ng the fact, of which he had not been
Informed previously, that there were
everal Republican senators, among
Ehom was Senator Evarts, former pre-
nier, and one of the most distinguished
diplomats of the country, who are uual-
erably opposed TO reciprocity. SEN
Ltor Evarts says he Is consistent with
himself in opposing reciprocity. In his
peech to-day Mr.. Evarts defined his po-
ltion N this respect, and claimed that
le is standing upon the platform Of Gen.
Washington, avoiding entangllng al
iances with foreign nations, whether po-
iticsl or commercial.