The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-04
LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS.
THE CONVERSATIONAL RECORD NOT 4
True RECORD OF DEBATES

The Lively Passage Between Senator.
Carey md woicou Entirely Eliminated
Temporary Appointments Of Customs md
Internal Ksyeuue Omcrr, In New York
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"AShlN"ToN' nov 3-Ihe congressional
TO tho taxpnycrs Tor tho nnrnosc Of furnishing
yorhotin, ronor,o ., ' aot nu ~, concross "a
reFOa',m tSpors OF debates IN CONGRESS, Is
known by those having opnortuninty to SEQ
md hn,r wh", oo lang Tonnross ,hot ,Ho
practice Of within odinC remarks for revision 1"
has OF lato venrs hocr en- soriouelv abused TINT
the Record give, an untrue account OF pro.
ceedings in Congress. Tho abuse has often
been publicly referred to by Senators and Rep.
resen'h'iVes nut 1t still goes on unchecke".
The latest instance of falsifying the official
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hpcora. what hurports to DO the speech de-
livcred in the Senate on Monday last BY sena-
tor Caroy Of Wyominp with tho rcplics OF
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senators Noico't ana Ieller OF .olo,"uo' IN
of the speecbes bnva boan So pnrbled in re.
viston, ,nnt :, wo"i, "ven haon nn, mara
faithful report to havo omitted them al
together. Tho speeches were of a highly enter
whom delivered but they arc so decorous and
dul! us reported in the Record that the readers
Il, ,m ar u'vu , VII re douD1 "ohueF WHY
my Are imuiisneu nt aljE =, ,,,s r,or,,,
Ii " 10 ,ooken 70 Tor a rrp0rt OF VIM. t"1 Pi
Iincc IN we GenatH on Monday. nos,,sMtI'v WI
colt for cTiisnr lis " Multitude on the repeal
nt'' o -, avGfuianS tiio younS .ooiano rnl,,
Must bnve h.an ,nyc YIN srSntch ~ the I'M.
npinatinn> thnt NJ WnInntt ms heen in th,
habit OF sending word t to ali the doork eepers
The historian nnranreM VII, mever knn,r from
nnvthinv il" may mi IN r. H.. Inn1,r.t,,I,ni
d t,n' ~" '"lorado senator ;atie nack W
iiss angre ''H n, 'ne rs.om r"I HE n,tv
ipn ''in hi VINO se,s oilehn.u n1 the SKI. oi
u,vu , n ILL., INV hm gu h NV apH Hp''n,aii'
metaph orcaIv sreakins. threw It in tho lace
NJ MA ne GA IN in ;,T mot hny
nuo ~ IN WI ntou n.,t,es Oil u NV
... Hlrer MI nan smddeni 90.
sisted with the r0ntemptmous remark that it
isn waste oi !athHr to shave IN ass Inc
,vn III mrny WI MI ne'a snW rai,rp my" ~
the attack by rentin. from a magazine article
the old exploded charge tint the silver hepubIi.
Democrats on the Force I'm in return
ior expected, votes in opposition to
from Mr. carey. arose rose in his wrath and in lis
well known nasal. SinC-SOnR, Methodist
hortcr sort OF voice. said to Mr.. Carey that the
magazine article was false, and he believed
Nj. Carey knew it was false when he read it:
debate that so entertained the vast crowd in
the galleries on Monday to witness the passage
OF the Keucnl bill are lost TO history having
been totally eliminated from the speeches. Of
the Senators during tho process OF revision"
ans 80. ~ p''N'S'
Tho Su,rona Conrt has got anart Monday
Nov, ii nrxt rnr nrvinc trihnte RI the manor
OF the late Justice }atchlord Attorney. Gen
ncinr the dnnih Of Justice Blntchford to |
I he court witch viii lie resnondrd to by Cbisf |
Nice-PresiIent Stevenson left this evening |
for. his homo in bloomington. H.. where no |
create portion Of the senators had made their |
arrun Eements for leaving the city. and the |
evening trains all had their share OF outgoing
Especially was this true OF those |
who como from States in which there is to be |
-.
A deleG alton from tho States Of Georgia and |
South Carolina. consisting of tho Hon. Patrick |
Walsh. Thomas l. Branch, George j. Howard.
r. J. Conner, l. G. Levy. w. f. Parks, p NJ
Mulheorn Jnhr II Inm,, - N,n. vorl onI
enrHia ard "a TAM oTds ncco mmu
nnniod bv SnosEar 1r,s, Ha UnEs
smith: Heprescntatives turner Cnonniss.
tiVes Brawiny. ShelI. and iatimar Of south
Carolina. waited tho President this
morning aha invited MN 10 VISIT me
Which is to last one month. Derinninr Nov. T.
Col Walsh was tho Spokesman Tor the uelasa-
tjon nnI altar he hnI nnd, Mr. ClcvaIHnd
n cTuaint.d with than he ASK ell him 10 attend
the Exposition, which he said was to the peo-
MD OF the South what the Worlds Fair was to
The nation and tho South would be glad to
have him there for a week, accompanied by
Mrs. Cleveland. ~
The President In reply. after expressing
thanks for tho r. vitntion, said that he would
consider tn" IN aitcr hut Ms he would have To-
prepare his annual message TO Congress-.
bich would nrnupy In ,oul,I pnf
tho Presidents hands.
The resolution ordered fnvorably reported
by the COMMITTEES on Public iniidngs and
Grounds proyiding for an investigation OF the
and grounds in New York city owned
louise for action. Those having tho matter In
'harSe saw no way 81 having It acted on at thlf
hn regular session " 'o'N ~ WV NN'''
m
nc 'o'"! number OF iour'h-clasS fos'mas-
ers appointed to-day was forty-seven. OF