Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-02

10 In this house or any where else. Now
his voice. demeanOr and attitude are
mat OF the Huppliant and the next mo-
ment before no completes tho running
sentence he applies the Keen lash OF
atreaan and invectiye aud assumes
tho position OF defiance. lie begins
with an evident intention 20 compll-
ment The fairness Of the house ana be-
fore his hrat sentence is completed nc
"A applying the lash with furious
energy. lac appeals almost pite0usly
10 the house 80 look into his face-tp
look into his oyca.-thosu portals
through which the soul OF man looks
out--and say whether he be diahoneAt
or a brlber, and Htranglcs the posal-
blc new born sympathy he H
evohing oven while Il Is assuming
shape by almost shrleklng out that
N his head " necessary for tue SUCCESS
OF his political enemies let them take
II and like Herod's daughter dance
with 1t TO the nliar OF Democracy, 10
CubcrBon aud Cleveland. buildlns
up with flaming rhetoric another AZ
peal II anything more intense than his
preceding one nc crumblcs its cf1rp-
tlyenoss Ike ashes by continuing TO
say when my political enemies strike
me at the bar OF this house when / am
400 miles away" Jprnnlng the special
order OF Tuesday when II seems now
ikely 0nai action VIII be taken on
his cnse and when no Will be In East
Texas court"l shall Btill have the
satisfaction Of eXclnlminB with tho
prophet, blessed nre yo when tho wick
cd shall rovlle sc. begging pardon Of
the gentleman from POLK. (Mr
Fcnglnl. There arc some men In the
Democratic party OF Texas who should
they praise me ! would begin 10 In
vcstlRuta myself" aud he Immediately
abatos the Irony Of this utterance by
adding the Hcrlptural quotations
what have I done O Lord, that mine
enemies should praise me" His speech
IN concluded without scoring a point
iprulcss ulmlcss. apparently aud In
offcctuul except as II has given hiH
auditors glimpse OF the man now In
pitlful supplianee. and next moment In
arrogant vAuting defiance.
Tho gauntlet "a down aud ArmlHead
(one Of the two obnoxious TO Davis on
Tie committee on privileges and cleo
Homo picks It w instantly and
HuWrily. Look into the portals OF
Davis eyes and Que secs u ton dollar
grcenbark In one aud ten dollar Hil-
yer certificate in the other Un"nnng
the $50 paid Davis. The Democrats
applaud He takes w DAVIS charge
that one reason why he Davis wanted
him CArnisteud) removed. was be-
cause he was Dave CulbcHun'a attor-
ncy aRllnst him In the contested scat
In Washington Think II it--me--thc
idea of old Dave needing me a9 at
turucy In n contest Win. Jim DuWH,
Great 0pplnusel. Mr. ArmiBtend 10
ruthleHn In his arruiEnmcnt OF Davis
charaCtcrizlng him unmiuciugly as
brlhp ulferer what rs written la
written cxclaim8 Mr. Arimistcad In
conclusion. and lin Davis has writ
ten hts doom In the hearts NJ MI
honest Texans, His infnmy Is In
onaccaby stamped"
Foster, the Populigt member from
Wisp county. calls tho houses utteu-
ton to the fact thnt according 10 tho
facts adduced In the testimony not
Aingle PupuliHt knew Of Davis pro-
position until "a was brought before
the house In the resolution
~ spurn the lmpututlou that / can
be- purchased by any man IN Gods
universe" lie calls attention TO tho
necessarily tender solicitudc Of tho
Democrats for he reputation Of the
lnpuliBt when they bring proceedings
llku theao putting them In a bad light
On mutter concerning which the
Democrats ucypr mentioned 10 word to
them, The question on subHtituung
the minority for the majority report Is
put and lost, aud MIR fcugin, chair
man nf the special committee ON in
NestlWatlon speaks ON the original
quosilop, booming ~ excited ana in
dignnnt during his remarks that hr
jerks MS coat alocvca above His elbows.
lie cNcuri0tos Davis and populistp M a
bitter speech and dlvidcB his time with
Mr. Rogers, who argues that the
majority report is entirely too mild
ana that II ha had had his way he
would have stamped Davis with "cor-
rupuon aud lnAmy" The report is
adopted and c1tnod AicLrmore.
moving TO reconsider and Ia table. The
vote on the report stands ~ to 20.
Fopulu, O'Cunuur steadily voting
pavi9 condemnation rhosa refusing
t'Note uioy, o: lnrrlut Plwumons. NJ
fuliryl bocaugc tho evidence was not
before them were recorded with The
minority, About twenty Democrats
sid cut before the vote was takrn.
The house at 500 continuous scr-
sion from 10 O'clock. adjourned to 10
O'Clock tomorrow.