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This ended the most remarkable personal
S,a SEsss near Nj; Stone laughed. and the kepub-
Tho latitude allowed in debate on appropri-
alton bills Is shown In what followed. Gen.
Spinola Introduced an amendment anprorriat-
Ing 500 600 to erect monument to the mem
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o,ic speech. 4 bil arpropristlne sioo.O6J for
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father. He has worked night ami DAY ior a
long time 10 shove + tnrSuEh Congress He
tsTS mis:se Mr Ia!oe s' Of 'G' rSnneises @
islix's hores to ,he grou%5, /. wa was ra,her
npngenerons on the mart OF Mr. Enloe. for the
hfa ar as arsen%
ie the Bill M He | ran ssanst Buck Hiisore in the
Heass BUCK W4ss
vas like picking, flint. The ilre few. The
his dirty throat. and Buck in,im that II it
was not for the generals gray bead he would
presens es the General has nsHer @issed an op
portunity e e1pa,iate upon tho lisyolutionary
He asked Con. Grosvenor the other day i! be
would yield for . question: Tho General 70;
the s Revolutionsry vol martyra we're iep. out Of Il.
The retort threw the House into conyplsi2ns
bell @ sot The foor: He made a pitny sneeeh
urging the appropriation. and the amendment
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isistion could tell what Items were under CON
II Mr.. Gest OF Illinois was talk ing i was safe
TO say that somebody vas tsckline tho appro-
Time tsI NJ. RocEweii Of Msssachusetts waved We his his
| arms AMI roared for twenty minutes or moro
uss said Gsn dFoFaSsy Ssy Of hos.
body must have attacked the apnronria-
ton for the srrneiield Armory.".. II Gen.
preparation. ,One figure. however. was always
p'9s iore ihe eommittee wv wa. read for "a sndment @
until the committee rose the 9ld WatchdoG
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waste OF money there, but always in vain.
ssSs SS good rsssops Tor ali the allowances s made %
by the Military Commit!ee.
the political pool He called the Lodge Force
bill a legislative bastard, and made bitter
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physicai shape OF the leRislative monstrosity' i
! enough OF the Force. bill medicne Gen.
Cu,ckeon was extremely anxious to bring his
ship into herbor and moor her. He kept his
party friends quiet.
Tie committee finally rose. reported the bill
upon the Ceneral stroked his iron n-gray beard
A''1 - '~ 'N AMOS J. CUMMINGS.
LET TIE LAMBS SH1VER.