New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
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claim had been made that the Federal Eiec; Ton
LAYS ought to be co rfPe h to s lection
frauds He asked by Mr.. Dane. F" t,e no
never had been election frauds In Maine, ana nS
denied that there had been although there had
been attempt by Democratic Governor 10 s'eA'
But he had taken the floor he said, not :, make
any attack the State Of Virginia, out 70 ae h
the character Of John Davcnp1r %nn in na he two
houses Tor the last sixteen or eEnI G nrSyfon rs
knsw fS Mr hn Hs rage ana admirable
Utterly fearless He had shown a fidelity in otnIs
Sas b as a re and hones The election laws were
TO be repealed to-day at o'clock he undersiS1oa
and to disappear at the same time from Democratic
abuse NJ .af had fecny been made
the sespsgoat for President ceveiand's bunders
Mr.. Frye sent to the Clerks desk and had read ad
letter to hms.f from Mr. 1aven pSaree da fTe
Oa ss na is hm n eonnecon with the
appointment; OF deputy Supervisors az me pots
in IF asa Issa
able to Mr. Davenport. both as 70 MS conduct a"o
Mr. Frye yielded at 2:so o'clock In order to slow
proposition to be made nor an hsyns ntma;ei
a desire to speak. After many obstacles The prop,
o,on agreed TO that the general and
that the vote the passage shall be taken be-
fore adjournment
MR. TURPIE TRIES TO BE FUNNY
Mr. Turpie Dem. Ind) said that he had made
no attack Mr.. Davenport. as MI Frye "do
Grated II he desired to attack anybody. the game
would have to be little fresher than Davenport:
lie caused merrment the Democratic Side OF
Tho chamber by describing some OF DavenpoItS
men whose loss OF eyes and arms MT. Frye raj
ascribsi 10 their service as Union soldiers as men
who had never been soldiers. and VINO mad iost
thev we're breaking windows TO commit robbery.
eni had lost their arms in steel traps set Tor
burglars These men. lie declared. were ieions'
thugs and thieves. ,-,., ,,. r,..
Nj Harris dem. TENN described the Use
., tho F'eleral Government from the Boston Tea
portv down TO the present time. The indepern-
ence that was recognized by England ana an us
nowers OF the world was he said. not that OF
he United States. but that Of thirteen sovereign
colonies that had created the Federal Government:
That Government was now he said. reaching out
IN every direction and endeavoring to usurp every
Governmental power; although the thirteen SOY.
crngnties were to-day absolutely Independent OF
each other except in regard TO those questions
which they had delegated TO their common agent
-lnown az the Government or the United states;
Mr. Daniel Dem. Na) again took the moor ana
criticised Mr. Frye for picking up newspaper scraps
and reading them for partisan purposes Inc Seni-
FOR from Maine when he chose TO steal some lsanus
and their people. dropped all his quaims ; ana
scruples and was ready to welcome tnat spuri1ous
and muddy transaction. That was the plgses' piece
of counting out The Senator from Maine ~ ~ tne
person of Minister Stevens. and with the mli'tary
at tnc polls had counted in 1000 Americans ana
changed the government. and was now reauS 20
oNer for snle government which mad peen
acquired by the aid OF that Commissioner Oh r''ec-