The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-02

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ton of Mr. Murphy of New York, he
did not question its legislative
security, but declared II was BROUGHT
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E'''' no' anu present senator from
Ne" lotN was concerned. AS To the
election of Martin of Kansas. Chanl-
Ter said the senator. or.ulthough Demo.
crat. had made "a CLOSE connection
with tine populi,t member, of the
Kansas Legislature. and ON becomine
"a senator hal secured all the Demo
cratic pltro.ag. which tb, stat. of
kansas had received from the ma
tioual administration.
The Populists of Kansas were tnue
deceived. They cheated To pet HIM
iu. said Mr.. Chandler. "aud the re-
suits have been what nipHt have
been expected. As TO the seat now
occupied by Mr. Roach of North D1-
kota Mr. Chandler declared il would
be filled by Republican if there had
not bcau the basc-t mauipulation. i'm
which the speaker of the house and
hi, confedcratcs had participatcd Mr..
Chandler denounced the 'traitor,~
of that transaction. lie then tool, mn
the Investigation which the senate
began ass 90 the private rec .rd of Mr..
Roach aud read from the Record TO
show how action on the Investigation
had been avoided. "and SO said ne
'the former cashier of the Citizens,
National bank of WASHINGTON coutin-
ues TO occupy seat as Democratic
senator" Mr Roach sat AT hi, desk
throughout this arraigument.
Mr.. Chaud Icr then reviewed I'm de-
tail the proceeding, of the Kansas
legislature i'm the election of Mr.
Martin and declared il made as vicious
% record a.. wa, ever presented i'm
clectiouccr.nr fraud "lle is still
ucre," said Mr.. Chandler "and will
remain until next Monday, when the
Democratic congress comes TO an ig-
nominou> end
Mr.. Hin was Immediately on his
feet when Mr. Chandler finished. lie.
said the senate had Witnessed an ey-
traordiualy spectacle The senator
from New Hampshire sought at this
closing hour of the senate To stir up
some partisan bitterness. But the
spectacle this senator has presented.
iudulging i'm coarse statements against
brother senator, does him no good
and will do his party no good, said
Mr. Hin vehemcutly.
Mr. Hin turned his attention to Mr. |
Chambers reference TO Mr. Roach /
lie lllilD could have forgiven the A.. /
tack on New York or the attack ON
Honest John Martin. but" said he. F..
Il cannot forgive the cruel mean, |
contemptlblc, malicious attack on |
senator Roach
Mr. Hill referred ironically TO Mr. |
Chambers statement that he spoke |
OF the subject with regret. lie |
would a. soon expect the hyena i'm .
pouncing upon its victim 10 pause |
with regret Ana yet the New llamp.
shire senator had 'spewed out tins
miserable ana contempuOie attack.
lie had rcNampcd an OLD and ancient
charge outlaWed by the statute of
imitation charge never sustained
IN a court or by jury
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