New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-28

in the House who stood for reelection ana wiz W.
detained in Washington 80 long Dy , n,stina
ne thorough canvass which alone was ncrni W lIriG
success. Democratic Representatives, c'E o 'T tS
sonse Of respon, blty a. that whith governor ~
Iovaf members Of the majority. scattered cIiN W ue
summer and took the stump ~ cGeH no f,iW,ost
nrosnact ~ democratic success. Rcpubihs ktprc
scntatvcs we're bound 70 remain al '' ~, i pr XII
III ,dt have heroine law before th, session.
The Rcpmhcan Representative from Pcni.I iv'Ia'
with the sole exception OF Nh lltllcI are on
In their Indignation the attitude anu Vo'c a..
Cameron in which. they dtcIFf' ~ ~ ,.,,- -,
% .tin a. ~xprc,.c~l in the resolution adopted by
Ic pcnniIicon members Of the stale LEGISLATURE ohN
i m% ~ the iCesl1fnr, shall take official notice Of
Mr. Cameron> republication - ire pa M,"' ., ia
hcapcd upon him The h,sfst polai nj, Tcm are M n,
II ld 10 hc-t0w. l.u tie Pen, llL u,a e. ' ~,
alone in their indiHaton IN hrtuoi'"n , iLor
s,ntaivcs from Kansas am! every 1,ner o',c WI, u
conirLu.cd 10 the result Of Yesterday are dhSH a.
CON CON wv unoi"ted and there are not i've Eepub-
Icars in the ilouse who do not share tHeir i"chS'.
Tn a Tribunc corre~p pendent speaker Reed sild :
much prefer To say nothing upon the '"b"' . "nH'
might say would be tue, but would it be We or DO
any GOOD ,@ TN, sneakers nearest friend, say That ICE
regard, the shelving Of the Election bill ~ the natural
and inevitable consequence oi uhlofluna,' lnu'
within Tho uagty. which have been actiNc lof 'uI''
past and for which the majority III inc HOUSE, y III
10 W. VcLinlcy said: "Of cOursc | am sorry but
do mo-, fnei al liberty to criticsc thc senate, "hch
Is a coordinate branch Of the Government. nia,
r.q
FFnrc-'s L,l broken it, pledge, to the people aud
turned its back u2on the Constitution. cs'c' '''
On viy dom, You say what you meant inter
iccted General Post. 81 Illinois" that You are sorry
that the senate ha, decided ~ lN9r ., th Ii
clcrtions: IN favor u having men ,caeI III te iouNo
OF Representatives who have no right tncrc. ~
Mr. Hit said: IL am sorT; very , SOFT ~, ic,,
and | am indignant but The Republican parry III
the House j. helpless. ! suppose IrT SlNYa .V,sV
Went Nit ,o The taTli. conrauatcd OF my Demo
cratic friends Yesterday that by free silver c3nlaSe
they would probably eau" h"rLontal ccVa,luh 90
about 20 per cent in the duties on all imported sood'
Mr. EyanS' Of Tennessee said: "of course this is
a death blow to the prospects 81 pgillra it''o .
Most of the Republican Representatives mere VII,
soon retire never to return '"pIe cn TtS AZ
AIR c. fon- If Representatives. would somehow impr
Ncrhcrn investments alrady mahn, IN INC SI Ion
tTary /, true. have lived in the south
twcuty seven vcars all my ',ir, ; an6 d,crcd
a.. .c,rpet .Hacccr' / suppose ti1t have a. much
property and am a. much interested in me doVel'p'1
md prosperity Of the south a. me ay'i1 n,,n
that region. arG yet IL Is my sincere nc!l tUat lig
prosperity OF that country would be- promoted H,uau
Of hindc' cndangcfcd hY thc cac 1'ht 4ha l,
and honest returns Of Representatives I'm Conrr,;
Public virtue and integrity n business trust, ana G'dI
incs are not promoted low aud, mon The hi." b,N,
ord one dov tho people NJ a." south. well as tho
North viii Lcconc convinced q the il'i.
Another prominent Republican Representative. a
veteran ~ the marty. said The h"raral Of the IL"
puhlicln pary n IN" senate i- the most asa ifpu@
i, ybih II cyor has received -iucc the b IN 81 the
orrauizotion and one from which # will not easily
or quickly recover. The Democratic party can ,1iil
H. prncpc~' and convict on- a> often ant o. IN,nW
doc. not inIu-c the party organization; not SO WIN
The EerE9 6cI f Illinois. said: We must NOT be
dishoartnncI The hour bad come. the supreme
moment when 'c cou1gc Of men was :; be- a, to,'rI
ardcc. whether on The battlefield or In the arena OF
political strife