New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22

NJ thc Sonata was tudcla officer elected not By this
bodv but bv the people Of the United states, and mat
while there had been errors of ruling Yesterday thefe
had not been in hi, opinion. the slightest disposition
on ihe pet Of the yicc-Prc'ident to De- unjust
Mr. Eu.tis deemed It his duty to discuss briefly the
pcnd,nc question coSnatc questions ana the questions
involved I'm the Election bill beoau," hc believed That
the senate wa, approaching revo'uuoHniy c'si'' "
then went Oh - speak AGAINST the nca uff'
rho Yin bc Aid We. The measure which thc senator
from, Massachusetts offered - the caDita'it' OF tho
vo~b II wa, the measure which he offered to tho
southern poople who were ROW engaged IN their hdn'
t,s,l nur.,lt- He tia the senator that in 1876
,outhcrn senator, had honestly ard p1tn'tciiN zen
dcred their conservative votes 4 save the people o
the North and the people Of the soih nom inc ,neh
impending catastrophe IN the same sp'rt now they
.dorod 70 Mr. Uoar these same conservative votes
and begged him 70 accept them (ipRlanc in the gal
leres)
MIR Hoar replied to what he termed the dat he and
nbIinpic Of the senator from Louisiana against 'he
commonwealth Of Massachusetts and against the Sen
ator who in part represented her. lie uioueh' II
vas tbe mos, extra rGinary spectacle Cle Would not
- t i,,r,donco or in.olcncr but for colossal ASSN
.rcc, that bc had ever witnessed Considering the his
tory n e senator's own state. he Clr lloarl thought
mot cvruiion a prctv remarkable one Philip hhcr-
ida, Ior- before his DEATH when I'm command OF the
Do,r+,nonf Of the South bad declared that more men
had been murdered in the state of Louisiana for their
'''' -, IA ,.uo, IN botb side, during
political Opinions ''a" no" ~
the Mexican War.
Mr. Ioqr was speaking with much vchemch'c' IN"
,,s Gradually moving from his desk toward the
wa" p g., r., d. le,f-,in- apprrhcnsOnl
centre aisle while Mr. III us "'-',,.T ..
GRADUALLY moved backward toward tn" western range
- scats This p,ntomime was greeted with laughter
Va ,t, .ho vicc. president suppressed
from the gacr'c- Wilcn tne i'c'i noa.,a, ,ha
with the threat th2t II TIE oHchof Ncrc ''P''''" 1
galleries would be cleared.
''T' H'''' wiz" It. ,,,.,,d t,cI, T.,
created Amusement ID t' ra"'T.N' ',',. -,
his own seat and from there coutnuel ms rf'ifrh'
I,forrir, IN an aIuso1 Iy Mr. Eu~ti, 10 John Boyle
Inns ., .,.. p, ,,,+ cr,nucut voice
oRellv, Nr. H'" -i'' '.H' " Ill s., ,t
first f., pronounce conformation and Indignation at
%, ..,',., ...,., and ,,ttcr,uoo. nj tlo senator
inc a''Iun' anu 'Ol'"' "'" " $1,000. ,
from Louisiana. There was no h1r' P'II''' l"'''
, o,,,i.or .,d ,,r-oct,tor ~ the Puntallsm 81
dI' "''"' ~ "'' "ir' - ..,ic.c,t IT,; IA
Massachusetts tah UNIV H'''' '-' " "
Catholic who had ju-t gone 20 lli> grave.
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p'rlnhce' lie P"'''u i''" N' NUM- 81
standard work on parliamentary law, 90 ENGLAND 10
the effect That pl~'ilmcut- Var' designed T. aNori