New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
RIkER'S

Other concentration the lFSHds Ds Sd
either she sa ieGTsa been 0 Warned that
e;tatcn Of par!sanshP so Mere no ssa'Ss ine
Grated and Would lead to their being cleared. They
did not to heed s ne h he
ton they evidently thought they had a right to
participate in the debate by openly showing 'he'r
One section in particular seemed more 9e than lS',
t ay IT nettied the south caronan lie clearly
minated that the galleries We're PACKER N u ,a
proceed,ne to e express his Contempt Of such APP
proval when Mr. Henderson demanded. amid sup. sup,
down" 1t is the second time this has happened open.
in the Of this debate and Is for the
by the vce-President to take his seat sank mo M
his chair with sheer on his Ups snrSsa sne from
the desk 1t did not to annoy Mr. Hin in the
least Mr. Butler was not disposed nI to %oo ne
point of order he had raised motion m 40 Dy
Nj Harris OF that M Gop m%Ie Without be
dissenting vote and ended the lnciden NJ pr,,.r
but il did and mot TENOR of the his
much in the same vein and though he guaihed ms
BY PGkwSssn o pTGTaS
istc was his comment upon the attitude OF Mr. r.;
III ss MI Mill M on hs sG d sSfs5 Of
he was ready this question TO o ne
the senator Of Texas and the Senator Of , ONO
discovered by the country In warm wo,id ba
the Embrace a %hish Sio ocHed the New
York in the OF the President Of the he, r niea
would separatc" The speech abounded in per,
sonalties Of this sort; none. however quite 70
!, was of no value As bid for the vote OF an
ignorant and debased rabole II may yet soo'e
success.
A STARTLING INCIDENT.
one of the most startling incidents OF the day
which shows plainly the extent TO which the pas
and N Senators IL
necessary TO sneak now-have been aroused by the
acrimonious debate of the last few weeks occurr''
soon after the last admonon directed py ''e
vice-President at the galleries had been
words a voice heard from that paIi Oh wv
gallery sci, apart for mer III the hor''''"S'''"
las | am one Of the common people, viii go
out without waiting for the galleries to I've cieared'
II took away the breath Of nearly every very % one
present Not in ten years win nec cns ev"and
first Inauguration. has such thing occni hn anS
he remained speechless. The startled doorkcEper
didn't know but the earth might open ana swallow
a hy I'' Would the arrest, trial, conviction and
execution the cuprt for high treason be ordered
The outraged dignity OF the most august DELHI
eratve body Of the universe by lynching the Grim
Stricken doorkeepers during those few awful mo,
ments it was some time before th%y rea,rsa
the game down. From above they couh not stt
at him promptly .or the galleries were too crowded
So the iconociast-a well-dressed and intelligent
man. apparently-leisurely made his way through
tho throng back of the seats and disappeared
through the door just az handful OF aSoniz.d
doorkeapers swept down upon him. what ms rave
Iii, he is aim ost too terrible contemplate Never
more will ne be permitted during Senatorial hour
sacred precincts and drink his fill at the fountain
OF wisdom The BOOKKEEPING brigade has marker
him. Co.. ., r,.,hot..
Early in the day Mcssrs. Stewart and Dubois
smoke but they contributed nothing either new or
III value to the discuss ion. The spoke Decaus-
they had been ordered to speak. Consumption
of time was their object and they succeeded