The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
INGALLS,. STATUE
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Senator Daniel Delivers ddrcssss'
itS Senate Expressing Adnira--
3 M 5ssIS tionB for Kansas Man. B5s3
STATES j REPRESENTED !':.|' E: !! ]
Opposition #to Bust 81 Robert q E =.
Lee Seems t. Have Died
s3s.5 Natural Death.
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from Our Regular corrospondent)

(Fton,F our Regular Corrospolident.) ~
rs HlNC Nj D. Ct, Jall. Tile
i static of John J. ingalls,, which has bee =
h Ii statuary Hall for5 several mont was 1
Il formally received BY the Senate to. day
& Is reprcsentntiveo Of the State of Kansas ~
3 In that galaxy OF American great mel mel
The principal address wis made by II q;
a Long, Of Kansas. Among the other speaa ls X
icrs were Mcsyrs. Cockrcl, ,s N German and and
V Daniel. spcuking of Mr.. 1ngalls's stro ~
par lsaA ship, Senator Daniel adtn lllttil
Is that many Of his remarks had been, Of 4
fcnslvc to him, but said they were iorr
! gottanSin# ndmirnt ton for the mar. D.
clacs IN he q o,lse were part,c.
ipatedl III BY many members, w 70 g poke
ri feellnsly " ~ the lato Kansas 81 tor.
Among the speakers wcro g ibson l;I l'elt
i nesscc) md Wiley O. lal,atna) g7s5
Opposition Dies Out.
4 II; FREQUENT inouirlcg are made MS to when
Ss the statues 81 George Washing ton &nnd
y Robert r. " Lee, which are beng made for
~ the state OF Virginia. to be pluc led 59l Y
n 'StutunrygIIall will be set up. ~ Is pre-
n sliired they will be hero In u year or 80
While There lss great and general In tcrest
d manifested lin the proposition 8to nlasco
eli sta tho 81 General Lee In he Capt. ~ ~ 70
III q notable fact that not one W rd of oppo
q 4itioils has been heard ID cly, and q prom
VI inent I member, of Congress told mo re-
Gently lie did not believe one Ho.1 10 4 PC
heard when the stat arri yes or is pre-
y sentcd " ;s4si,, 81. d,
4 AS Although tho Federal law authorizes
y flLciit3Statc of the Union&to place statues
~ Of two Bof Its most famous soEs In the
" hall of the Old Iouscs OF eprcscn ta tives.
6 GO inmonly called Stntuary4 Hal only
4 tllirty-four OF tho States have done is SO:
Virginia IS ono Of the few of the g rigilnai
thirteen States that are not represented.
The s states are represented as fol lows :s8sss
Cohnectic,,t- oyer Sherman and iona g
8 than Trumbnll IS both OF whom served IN
II early Congresses u. :. 81 g Is
Si9SSl Illinois cner1l James Shields, whom
u StonoWall Jackson defeated 30 y ba d " y,
g the Valley OF Virginia and who server
$iil the Senate from Illinois and q indiana,
V the only Instance OF one MAJ SERVING g
4 different times In the Senate from 8l Two
IA Sta Les. III s
Indiana oliver Mort on Il g overn ''
d and sena tor. Il g2
1f ia ilsa 81 DIN T. FALLS, senator.
Gs5{ N assa chuyetts-J ohm Winthrop and
b Samuel Adams. ST atcsmcn and pa trio ts..s
q III ryland u Ohm Hanson, D. Spriva te citi-
4 Ken. and Charles Carroll, senator.
william King, scnat or. NJ 3s&y
BE Missouri Thomas II. a Benton and Fran
u els sP.s Blair, sena tors. $tS Il s5
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cass, sena tor ff3g IS IL
aw u ersey--G eneral PHIL 1lcarr y ana
Commodore Richard Stockton.
New Yo &c Gorge linton and r .s43 2.
Livingston. sgi
ohio--J arnes "A, } II GarGeld Fsena tor and
Il President, and Nv liam Al len. lsera tor.
53ssPennsyIvana-Ts o bert Fulton and Z Peter
Sh1uhlenburg, the one The inventor OF the
steamboat and the other ~ Yolut io ~
patriot. 82s MI rs si
Rhode Island-Roger WI iams, called
H tho apostle ofEllberty OF onsclencc in the
a nov world. and Daniel Green, Revolu-
.Ationary pa triot. II 554
Tcxas- sam Housto OF Virginia. Cow
Il crt,or OF Texas and senator; Stephen "A us
TIM or Vrgtnln. one OF the founders g {
a the Texan 8republl 6. Il
Vermont lie than Allen. Revolutionary
hero and ~. collamer statesman l ss
No Representative.
\ Virginia nus no representative In tho
Y hall. though Il replica Of the 81 udon
statue of5sWashington,S In the Capitol In
1sichsnond, stands ~ ne " hall. y 9
y cheap plaster OF paris cast. .g III
wisconsin Is represented by Pere Mar
anettn, the Jesuit priest who scovered
H anu explored the territory out of which
& Wisconsin was formed. & The statue l t'
{ probably the most artist ic In the hal and
represents the subject In Ills prlestly
Il II robes There was a strong protest from
{ Protestants against allowing the statue
# to be received. but as there had been no
q protest when the statue of Roger Nv u
8llams was setEllp, Congr essi could 4 hardly
n q fc ni.nt t.st q In he ca seS q Pere
Marquette. s$.j N rs ss Sei
Tho, GLOWING States are tlout repre-
sentation In the hall. not Including Viz
glnlao though the statue OF Washington
4 was not sent by the STATED Fl Ga
Alabama. Arkansas California; Colo
q RADIO, u lnwar e. rlorlda a. eorgia. Idaho,
3Washng ton iowa. 1SeIi lucky. Minnesota,
4. Louisiana, Mississippi Montana, Ne bras
ka,8 Nevada, n Wyoming ii North Carol Ina,
z South Carolina, Mort ht "a kota soutl, D pa.
kota, Tennessee and u tah. si ss (, sl