The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-21
IN the UNIFIED STATES SENATE.
Ges. HswIey Derounees the Speech % sss
stor Allen Ne Anareht-tic.


Gen. uswiey Derounees the Speech % yes
stor Allen Ne Ansrehistic.
WARRINGTON. April Ex-senator Allen. POP.
ulist OF Nebraska. thinks that Senator Haw
ley. Republican, Of Connecticut. has called hin
an Anarchist, and accused him OF sowing IN,
seeds OF anarchy from his place in the Senate
and there is apt TO be- a row about II. When
the Pepper resolution relating to the CoxeJ
army came up to-day Senator Hswley replied
TO the speech made yesterday by Senator
Allen. In which he defended Coxey's army
and claimed for them the right to march
about Washington and through the ground,
| OF the Capitol at will Senator Aliens
speech may or may not have been ansrch-
istic In its tendencies. but II is quits
certain that II was not based on facts. The
Populist Senator persisted in his statement
| that tho police regulations OF the city OF WASH
| inRton do not require q license from all march,
ing bodies and refused to correct It. even
| when several OF his colleagues produced evil
dence to the contrary. Senator Hawley. who
is always bursting with patriotism. took IL
upon himself to reply to Mr.. Allen. and he did
go to-day. and so effectively that when he
shouted his denunciation OF the Nebraska
Senator the latter grew pale as death. and was
on the point OF making an angry reply. when
the regular order was demanded He will
said. In closing his speech was this:
Il am sorry to cay 1t. but feel constrained
to say It. that the speech OF tho Senator from
Nebraska was one that would have been re-
ceived with tumutuous applause In q me Getting
OF Anarchists. 1t had In II. not requiring .
microscope. but visible to the naked ere. the
bacteria and bncilli OF anarchy"
Senator Hawley's speech was delivered with
great force and energy and attracted much
from Nebraska Mr Allen ought not 20 forth te the
o. %. senate ana i ought not 90 sis's, ..n:
Gsa ..Ss IL
With d. tens and SssSssd. HS Of Psoesand ..s nay
binary nnsnciai and business crisis
with sIgIss.ion. Of i'm or resentment every
nor aoe. .ng NAM 10 n. world ssns e.
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sns n sssIi S Sf sat s a.
NO, come pr.ci.sy within that e.t.toty All .hs v.ra
s;';%bliss By concert j. sa'y :.psi..sd ..s..:a;
Of ss Gnis2 state. rim the SGrpos: a
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sn n:y 10 be ssrs Of 's: ..S. s:
i.uy.. %sreh bodily into iii. oS.Mssf to Be- heard
p,cas ding Sh.h .i.noS, gr.s,dsr 10 ihs United
IN new Hampshire, when body o. men !oot pos.ss.
sion Of the tss.a,u,s or 20 60 far,hs. e.et shsn
the venerable boards Of the senators.
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% b, 5hs psSps this ~ sae seSp: van,
have sSf 20 Iii 1ss ss and =. ,hs rasa
tIortssiy. advice and imperative commands from The
people OF the United states than Mr. coIsy can pos
Ne lave had advice given u. for .hundr.d year.
sS: q ,Gs p,:i. q ecS%Ssi ana g: .f.dca:
carefully si ed out by most complex and universal
system = ;;.e.Gn y in' vote; people By @:
nfJs S vel ss S S.cn
Now, sir. !: i. matter Of common sense and not
the behavior OF nutitudes around this Capitol and |
s an s and HSa D: s ssT Sodg s e. po
% t S.r the S S.'. end I'd that aSsy %
Snd .he law a., and rules OF ne senate and the
e S1T pa 1oS IN N S % SS
men ~ this senate who could address then and satisfy
rssp"tt for thciy country '
great voice Of The Amsri people As to Their com.
R.'nns Of ~: 3. 80 far Z due
the generally disturbed financial CONDITION Of IN:
The psOpi. in Il. manner or svo%sd Pafeo..
H upon GO%in ssrs az .si an
W. read od rom.lcss OF :h. oppressed subject who
~ gSO...t: p. Sna.I ;ss q Is: noI:.
haI"s. p..a So%%.rsan citizen pfoh HsH"sr ps
lion IN that way.
II. speech Of the Senator from NsSrasEs vas on. that
. meeting OF Knarehi.is IL had in Il. NOT recurring
sn S.e POI Of .srs sis TO the naked the 6A
The speeches OF the Senators from Nebraska
and Connecticut serve to indicate the growing
Intensity OF feeling 10 Washington as the Com.
he army numbers nov but two or three hum
ired men thors are evidences on every side
'ities emit to gto will pour out their
,ordes OF unemployed tramps and tdlers. and
rom New Yosk ia S Bsii@Sor 1sfTH ch
ssrS oTS Sr.s % ssss ss d Sssa
ride. io0Eing after sty the peace and good
vas being mobilized Tor the purpose Of swoop-
hey reach the District lins and annihiatipg
hem. 1t IL true that the Secretary Of War. the
ntendent. OF Police, .and the oiiicials In
h hnrGe , Of the Capitol grounds have con.
and ana prepSssd HkeS sstS
meet any emergency that may arise.
Their cautionary programme. was de-
srnsrs from Philadelphis arrived Gf in "t the
ny to make q nEotsst to Congress against tho
owed to bring a band with them. and they
yill not be permitted TO make any concerted
enste chamber. II they Visit the Capitol t to-
morrow. as they propose to do. they will be
llowed to stroll about as any sightseers, but
ny attempt to stampede the Senate by an
revented.
Nobody here believes that any good will Do
By thu object lesson intended 10
% given to Congress by Coxey's Com monweal
rmy or that Coxey's followers will commit |
ny crime upon society while at the capital.
'recautions have been taken to maintain the
GOD order OF the city. and thoss In executive
allied upon to do anything else.
None OF tho fantastic legislation proposed by
he Co5eytes will be enacted. and as the lead
rely peaceful one, all they can hope to ac-
omplish IL TO bring about q full and free
rsat army OF unemployed. II none the less
rue, however. that the growing populistic
erious alarm to the thinking men OF all pollt-