The sun., 1891-01-22

purpose OF renecting specIally on the prosd-
rece rec rush I'd should Be- made clear @ and % Complete and
ht sD et II in the
pr rseus day pro procce iia di"ss a"a ''.''.'N " Wv
NORM Dem Ai9I stated The .'rcam:
Sy the viee-presden. alt6onsh he said he had
addresset ne .hnir foMr or I'VE times, e,, ana a. a.
iaSs a. he .ss did co. Il WIS mo-, % be DIS Gsgussd
he said that for the most Of the day, yes erday
sss an IS ns ordsr
to take Mp his ,esoin,i,S'; no matter Mho yh ~
ssd %as Tot mo II r%p aS1"a' 10 basS
up BY tho intrusion OF aCtomwel,. The Senate
s iery sosto ' o sh o tho
Government. and Democratic senators were
not to 10 treated as II they were n,asiing war
They ielt that the resdins bill was a bill witch
y violated In ever possible s,snsc the eonsit,n.
Mi. Daniel ipcn,.,. Va, said that Mr., shsr.
g imply any criticism on ne clerks; So ssII
ns SsSsT s me she he cGassys
sss S post,Sns r"Yi %hiSh Ire DsmosFats ,sias
das ali y Dsss ssn 'O" assiss he beHoeTn.is side
there, was not the .vaGuest suspicion that ne
Vice. .Presdens had been actuated by the least
tRas sHs sresidins oil o!iicar Of shs Sensst was
judicial Glilcs9 ELECTED not BY this sody en, BY
hs ss'fs hns ss
there had not BEEN in his opinion. the slight
e H. Eus SS rx % spOhs Ct nasas hs sl'GGns s
nGt st. hsse orirnand In the classic
birth to = monster "a being that had no recog-
piza6le human featnre. The. thing prcathed.
parent But tho senator from Massaehusetts
and responsible ties for the pendins bIi,
that hideous. inhuman monster. He had
had warmed It in his fonl embrace. and he hal
lEeeE given It it, aopivY I I'm moNers milk In
mat 100 ignorant neGroes in tho state oi Lou.
cdn nS5Hsns hs S the n
whether the peonie themselves should I Conduct
a shs be
from speech OF Mr.: Hoars declaring thnt
snd asFs .sa .as .Re sena,or from h assa s
~ T. hsI:evs Him: That senator Sad .
feelines would be cruelty laoeratcd and his
conscience horribly sh.cked IL amy one would
Mas, assna.ed BY PARTISAN motives; The hest
ever! iivedaJean jacques Rousseau1and Rousseau an $50, 80.
ship 81 the BIZ the es from Massa
chnsetts sought immortal fame. he ought to
The Eieosions b Mr E"s1is ecn,inusa was
ehusests oifered to the capssists 9TH the Nnrsh
At was the measure which tie offered to tho
rHIS ThG ss ssnaoa in
that, IN 1876. Southern Senators honestly and
bs NorsS ss sos
Of the South from the then impending catas;
tsoHhei In ths M same spirit now they rendered
begged him to accept them. Applause in the
Mr. Hoar replied to what he termed the dia-
ana against tho Commonwealth Of Massachu-
SspreesIsed ner. He thought It tho o. most @ OK.
traordlnary spectacle-he would not say for
ing the history OF the Senator 8 own State
nouth.he tMr. Hoar) thought that exhibition
= pretty remarkable one: Philip Sheridan,
Department OF the South. decIared that n more ore
fnen had been murdered in the State Of Louis,
alien on both sides during the Mexican @ war: var
y Vas state whose annals we're known end
and o @
1amies and cruelties and crimes had been com-
MI. Hoar was speaking with much vehe-
nsrce and display q p temper s ard was grad. s
the western range Of seats. This, pantomime
he ss
threat that 4 the h offence were repeated the
MIR. Hoar.when he became aware OF what had
created amusement i'll, the galleries. moved
lis re@apks H. said that Worse thpes phen
he had mentioned had taken place In Louisi
them. because be did NOT wish that such
. ssSS g. his s1d L EN-
,aaRais el tho iuts1a 1a0'a Ds III .n0
oss Sav Ky H9tsa ron s
is@entary law In England. to the ' ei'ect i,6at
Darliaments were DESIGNED to afford legitimate
able delay in the pussage OF important meas ,
ures. and TO guard the rights q minorities. i
d not hSieye ,Se aot any officer wb
the Senate had undertaken to deny the rig 81
70 debate or to abridge that right to any e <:
Sei.sys thss ~ ope ;eser would DO So "a
S
structive motions would not be entertained :.
Mr. Vest tDem:, Mo- gave as a iusti1catio n o
the shadow Of tho closure rule rested en nj
that Senator's might s, 90 and cay nov: Der
tension: brought about BY M ,intimatlon :1h.
Inpluiy AZ NO o. enaA
Of the United States when the presiding flice
you'd under some general and nebulou q plr
NemShtery I6W. declare tpat oeoate was an 10,
and that freedom OF speech had ceased t. Soxis
In ths Senate OF the United States
Mr. Edmunds asked MIR. Vest when he W oul,
think that there had been sufficient Fl ei,lon
On the pending bill
Mr.. Vest-Not until every Senator " ii de
0fes to speak upon 1t has been heard. rher
are nine Senators on this side who b. $40 no
on this side have wasted time The Eenato
from Vermont has no right to assume that ",
look upon this measure as he does On tn,
contrary. We regard 1t rs an 0utrag esus an,
1nIonous measure as one attackinG cchstitu
every trust II We did not fight it 'Ey aver
hg9or9ble and parliamentary metho I.
Mr. Edmunds-Ihe pending que ts ion hal
been all day on amending u partic, iH tr parn
EIepn q the journal 81 yesterday proceed
1n9s; NOW. th5ee-tourths II not n1pbi ,enths o
inc ueoate tn,day hns peen entirDir on o dif
1ercnt auestlon; Does me senat0i; mean 4
say tnMt tnaI ~ larry ana n0nsstlyiei Ultimate
mr. Vest-ies, tn0usanu times ! es. unde
Sne circumstances; we are tod hel ,-ifnot II