SensafiolnlheSebte. ."
Ingalls and Voorllees Use Very
Strong Language.
' on war uncouns ovnnllimn.
flames and Counter-(Thorns l-‘ly
Thick and Past.
hunter Ingails Replica to Senator Toot—
ltere' u ih‘liln of Illa Recent Speech.
and Annie—m \‘oorheea of Being Hostile
to turn Triton-Mr. \‘oorhee‘a W
l
and 5. av ‘ir. ingnlla is in "Great Limb”
Tlir Slum-derly Scene In the Sell
1.. -;:
ate for Twenty Years.
, Waauinorox, May 3,—In the pm twenty
years oi the mate's hhtnry, no auch excite-
“ boa prrwailed an that of yeltuday. nor
Ila thus been such utter d’uregnrdot the
dignity of the aenntorial oilloe. Grave sena-
toltahonted ateachot‘herin defiance of the
rules or parliamentary debate. “Liar"and
‘inoundrel” were handled, while the packed
plain alternately blood and applauded.
Oneseuator announced that if a political
opportuntactedinthopolicecourt as he was
Month noonhe would be aunt tctho
Trot! pile aa “drunk and disorderly."
' The confusion on the flea- wu equalled
miyby the confusion in the hallways and
corridor: where hundreds of eager men and
women,unable to obtain an entrance into
It galleria, mood and strained their ears
to catch the atray phraaoethat floated
W the half—closed doors.
Again and again senators sprang to their
feettodcmand order, and again and again
thepraaiding ofileer threatened to have the
Mohamed if order was not preserved.
’nnaergeantatarma was inatrnctod'to ar.
rd any me making a none,butstlll the
awdwhich filled every mat, crowded the
akhandllnedthewalla of the gallery. ap-
, billed and laughed uproariouuly.
yat2o'clock Mr. lngalla rose and
mid he would make some remarks on the
unident's mesage.
"Ir. President.” he said, “on the nth day
ofJanuary, 18%, Maj. Gen. Fitz John Porter
wrotea letter from which I will read.”
. Hound-n extract fromaletter express-
ing gratitude and appreciation of the expres-
ionl «friendship and regard for hirnby
imtbern men, and avowing his friendship
for-annual: men.
Mr. lug-ll: then look fine Congremional
Reetndand readirom . Voorheee’ speech
criticflns his attack! upon Union generals
who rimmed members of the Democratic
IIIA‘KOI
party. The aliator ‘ ludiana.ho said.
lid lull! the that he had ever
mmmmmnmm
thattharehadevur honor could beach a
Mum-gait this government,
«mummaaannllyoltheConicd
to the Fit: John Porter W.
IrJngnlllreadwith emphasis and without
mt its assertion that the writer had
alwaya‘been in sympathy with southern men.
.mn'lccuhmlir.ingalbmid,wu
thaw-to friend and companion ofFita
Jollhfurter.
Om. leClellan‘u record an a eoldierhaa
heal pamed upon by . 'l'o hlmhaa
baanattrlhutedbyOen. er the failure
dag-at camp‘s“- He read McClalhn's
I“? “m Idloolnintmofa
hmnaneuwthodol wariare,etc. He would
pamtollcelollan aa a politician andpruir
Intricandidate. He had accepted nomi-
nattunonaplatformdeclaringthewartobe
a failure. Mi. Ingalls read extract- from
nequapcre andbooks declaringthevote for
IeClellolitobavebeeuaConlederate anda
dkloyal without! hllmpport a dilloyaiaup-
When Abraham uncoln was elected
hereaignml his wnmimtou and pond into
Mallory.
Gen. il'iuilcll Scott Hancock wad an ideal
cor-pa commander, well nan-ed Hancock die
Superb, uflm-tlanntuiy admired and My ho
loved by the American people. He waa (me
of ulxuui 0! military leaders whose name
mun. lithe iorevcr. and whose fame mot
in highest. lie too, however. had in time
who tainted with the viru- of ambition,
andhad comm! refitted mltanoaunnt and
became the mndidate of the . Eb
order No. -‘.0 could not be forgotten. Booth-
arn men had ioilnd in Hancock a man with;
hhprlmdllluofmlhwuhdfu
many yrmaandulflhimhm
banninaympathywlfltb m which h-
allymadahlmihmiflata
(in. W
i
F
3
all
i
It
, it?
Mill!
5!
rlt‘li
".mlfllllll'
ohaeurity.
Theaarmtorfromlndiana had inlwhdev
‘clorod the war a failure.
Mr.lu¢allstliencametotbereocnt discu-
aionottheuocalled iratllot 1876, which
Wmocraticaenamhad recently foundry
newed occasion to denounce. He had op-
posed the electoral oommidon, and had
neverbeurspeciallyenamoredoihirJlayoa;
buta'athequationwua railed,he must my
thatthatitleof Malian-tummy,
watthennntirrufrngibleeverheldbyanoo-
cupantoi the Whltofloun. Eh title had
been pond upon by a tritiuml organimd in
accordance with constitution-l metbcda
Democratic senators ahonld not forget that
the electoral commit-ion was a Democratic
device. it originated in Democratic pur-
pokee,and wascneof thommyrteriotucaam
in which he that diggeth a pit iorhls brother
fallcth into the pit. The Democratic interest
in the electoral count became languid and
bier-t, whenaninacrntabloprovidmce led to
changes which reunited in lie atatns becoming
eight to seven in tavern! lir. Hayes. it was
then that Henry Watteraon anmmoned 100,-
000nnarmed Kentuckians to Waahington to
sopcrlntnmd the electoral count.
Aboutthattimellr. lngalla said he hallo
conversation with Praident « Grant. lie
naked the president whether he expected
trouble in connection: with the tialin~
atallation. Hereplledthatbedid not, but it
was his habitual way to be ready. Troops
were ready. The occupant oi the White
House proposed to see that his fairly elected
monomer was inaugurated. llc carried out
biapurpoae. Theunannod Kentuckian- did
not com, and Mr. Hayes was inaugurated.
Although the pro-am occupantof theWhite
Home appearatohave a title deed table neat,
itwasohteined by robberyas compared to
the election of Prelidant Hays. The election
hadboenadeal. Ithadlwen the outcome!
the deal and inlae pretense. it was a deal
between Dick Turpin and Uriah Heep, Peck-
snit! and Cartonche. The only satisfaction
now is that the sneaks and trillion, apoetatu
and hypocrites, had not scored their share
of theatres.
Senator Payne hue interrupted to any that
the electoral commimion had originated with
Republican
TheConfederate leaders are returning to
power. They are securing control of the sup-
remecourt. Why wan Incins Quintin; Cur-
ios Lamar appointed! Nobody ever an:
paoted him of bobs-lawyer; his bittormt
enemy never normed him oi that. He had
nottriedncaae for forty yearn. Itwaann
open semi. that the president had once per-
emptorily retuaed to appoint him. He had a
record—his career waa known. Why, of all
the men in the south, was it necesnry to
force upon a reluctant Will and a reluctv
ant moplc. this man who he: never been a
lawyer, who was the trnducvr oi Inncoln,
whose career was odious. He had been forced
uponthepresident and upon tbepcople be
cannitwas neon-auto placeuponthesnp
remo bench the atronceatand ablest "present
ative oi the Confederacy; the most intimate
and Mandate of Juliet-son Davis. The
purpoaehad been frankly declared by Demo
mtsin public life to erase from the statute
books every vertigo at the legislntnm of re-
construction, every trace of the results of the
war.‘ The nipremevcourt and thecourtol
last appeal was being turned over to men
with such purple: Juices are approach-
ing the age of retirement, and the result is
coolly iorueen.
hir. Ingalls said the effects of Democratic
ascendancy were manifest, arid the country
was uttering upon the campaign which must
decide the (Mules of the nation for the next
quarter of a century.
In his former speech Mr. lngalls said he
had referred to some munorial addremes de-
livered on the dedication oi southern monu-
naanta liehni now beiore him another sim-
ihrspeech. It wasbyOen. Jachaon, formerly
minister to Mexico. Thin-pooch was delivered
in Mann. Ga. in the presence of Jedaraon
Davis in thiaepeech he declared Jederson
Daria to be the true victor. and Abraham
Lincoln the vananhed leaderin thelatewar.
A campaign was peuiinx in Ohio at that
time, and this speech proved singularly dis-
astrous to the Democratic party of that state.
Otherpartieahad mtbeandlaturbed by that
Multithadthrownthe Democracy
into centurion. it had been reocxniaed aaa
Domaiicntteranoe,and Dmcratic leadua
had rmbed forward to dkdahn it.
Mr. lugalb then took up the subject oi’
politicaloutngee in the truth. If tbeout-
ngea conunitted on aouthcrn Republicans
were committed by foreign natiena on
Amulean cltiaena then would be a declara-
tion of war within sixty days, even with the
prmtmcmtaryofflstelnpower. The ro-
mltinlamialana. Ir. lugalia raid, waa an
indicationot what was to be "proud next
Moths!“ forthtbemeana by which it
waahupad thatthe north migbtbedividad.
helm-tar iron lndhnahadddmdadth
mama-tandem»
it
8
a
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5;:
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ii;
if.
nope moons
snoojmmagfimwm Prior-wading
no “ We
All is. PLACE.
South Norwalk Coon.
Elixirs. GIBSON.
Orpnlat of the lint Cong: Church Water
bury 1.3%” , '
Pianoforto, Organ and Musical
Composition.
ital ly lack Box to P. 0,. NORWALK. CONN.
B. C. l". BOUTWILL
D
DENTIST.
(lace and Residence,
Lacnu'o Bums. IAIN 8T. SI) NOIKWALK-
Teeth extracted without Kalil by the one at (in or
I'll cr.
daw
wont-c opened cranium.
SOUTH NORWALK 8A"!N}(l§ BARK.
bl Wald-Igloo Street.
11 Daily fromo to 13am. and from i to: put
an on Saturday cvcnlnga from h to 8.
Winter“! allowed on Dopoeitr.
ALDEN BOLIANS Pun.- .
JOHN nirannis. Vlor;~l’tt‘l.:
mu. JOHN ll. KNAPP. Sec. lllil Trees
DB- McGONBGAL
‘ ~OHICI AID outrun»-
Cor. West Avenue and Butler Street,
nonwaul. CONN.
Oillcc Bounoll’ntil 9 an; item 1 to I. and 7 to
8 p.m.; Sundaya—zlo 4 pm.
WWunlcatlon by telephone. if M
W 8. KNAI'I'.
, .
A [{C H I T 13(3'r.
is now prepared to make plane and e lllcavon
and superintcnd the conetrncilon of nlldinze
TERMS REASONABLE.
Orrin—Taylor'e Building Washington St.
Norwalk. P. 0. Box 775. db
3 _ 1:. that”... .. ’ W " m
I
l.
. (“pointer and Builder.
Plane furnished and Kelli-ate! given.
Jobbing at all kinds promptly attended In
him An sin-ct. near lain
P. 0. x “3. South Nomaik Ct.
anx'noa’. ‘ '
so ‘
Sewing Machine supplies,
Attachments. Parts. Needle-e. Belle, etc, furnished
General Repairing of all kinda and mice oi
Scrip Inchinee. C. M. BIlAILlLR.
3 aln fit. so. lek. nary
J u. nanroxu.
.
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie foot of ilavlland St. on Watt-r. P1). Ber SIT.
dtw
‘ H in...“ us.
1' aosrlr mil 'l'liE
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford
arm
N( )'I‘.\ 1‘" P U I’IJI C.
ROWAYTON. CONN.
30.
W
J D. JENSINGB.
I
Successor to L. K. Quinturd.
Undertaker & Erilbulmcr.
No. it Knight St, licoidcncc, 5 him 5:._
89) 3m Not-walk , Conn.
0 ll. D'A R‘I'OIS.
.
Caterer for Wedding! and Pauli-e. Ice Crvam
normally on hand iuvthc nick and null. lit» celi-
brutal Root Beer. and Employment once.
on “AIS 51X. 30. NORWALK. CT.
Goon-go ll. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER !
And Fumishin Undertaker.
(‘all and am- my large oioc oi all kindr oi tumiture.
:16 III-in Street. Norwalh.
Also prepared to tarnish everything uncremry tor
the interment of the dead, day or night. Telephone
connection with more. No. :l Berkley place.
Itch tum
I‘. '1‘. HYATT.
"A
the gourchaaed the ucluatve right for Korwuik
and nth Norwalk to one the Initial Electric
rm. and extract! teeth without in. and me
oi any aim charge Wild! isl teeth a
specialty. um and mldcnce adjoining nicthodiu
paramagn- Norwaik. iii. Open evenings. 216m
llllllllllll all ill—tallest
Do not buy ammument or Headstone from any
gum but go direct to the chow mom- ct
. W. . Water Street, Norwalk and actect one
all complcteand you will not be diaappclntcd in in
appearance Dealer in all kind» of building alone
and cemetery work.
P. VV. BA'PES.
or am
A 1: EMA [figurine
SARSAPARILLA.
leer Boston. line.
A. F. Qatalurd. tog,
Dun Sim—Tour Sump-rifle hae
proved a great onerous In my can and haa entirely
outcome. leanattendtcmy housework now at
well an i moonlit. have lived here tor to yearn
and are ready to reality that your treatment coco all
that you recur-mend it to do. 1 late a front
mine» in anileflug tenacity. and will do all can
the to on your remarkalue
to map
. Your- Tvnly.
Mill. 1.. ll. DAY.
DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. C. ll. KENDALL,
ram-'1'.
lilo removed tron lorwala to South ttorwalh,
where he will make aaperlalty oi muslin teeth
with or without gal. and learnt art teeth.
Porihe mt elkty day: price. till he reduced.
ems comm 315.00 10 no 00.
« -- now u are
OFIICIt 30. BO WASHINGTON 81'.
1 WILL PAY 'mr
Highest Cash Price
run
Rugs. Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Paula-loving“: tell the uteri: b nadir: not
talentdto y ‘
wine-an rounonrt,
morn FORWALK.
A. Second Hand
Fire Safe
MOMENT
DANIEL L’HOIIEDIEU’B.
Poultry.
~all") ~—
Vegetables,
Alwyn "fall and at amodcntu price would dowel!
to call at the ‘
Central Marie
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Onions relic-lied and good- dclivercd to any part
of Oily.
Jillflll it Silllllllll, Pl'lllil.
Fertilizers !
Fertilizers !
”‘7..—
Rllllfllll BRllS.
«o- —~~—-
Farmers should examine the
prices.-:md goods we an) offer-
ing, before purchasing.
lllllllllllll
Wop-m
ALL GRADES.
AND AT
Lowest Prices I
mm-“
The Best Goods for
the Least Money
_. AT—-
H. S. lRflWN’S
BOOT do SHOE STORE.
Clark Jr Lane’s Block.
"All, PEW-
Slate Roofingl
”—9.9%”—
Vo'c are [rotated lotto elm claaa job of
SLATING
in either BANGOR. BAG? BANGOR. or
PINAIIOYI GMT!
dtw
l’artleo wiehlug liiate roofing would call on no
before mun-cling mew here.
A. BACK & 00.
Water BL. Not at lllvlllld South Kuwait.
CANDIES
(it all um. Pint Claw
BAKERY!
“a...”
connoconas. cam tore. and a tail aaaort
mt ct ornamental candy.
MrsJohnHollnnd
u It'l'l amen.
91b“ ll
D‘ALII m
Vegetables. Fruits,
CAME» GOODS. ETC
lip. ll. um. Bull.
FAOETW
at 5 cents per foil and inward. ..
J .H Klinofoltor, .....
hats, Fish tillers, °'
3 Water 50., Norwalll,
'8 Iain St. Solomons.
SPRING SEASON
1888.
'I'uégaays
ol‘cachvwerlr, during the months of
April and May
we will open noveliiea in
HATSandhONNETS
Ladies ir-aac (all before purchaoinx emotion
and exam in: our clock.
We will oil-tr lo-day, Saturday. April 7. a full line oi
Trimmed Tur‘bnns
from $2.50 up.
"Encloslullxlrlé‘
PURCHASING AGENCY.
Mrs. J. A, Decker
nae resumed anmnkiuy in this city. and on and
after April 2, will occupy
Boonie M and lil, Ilnvilnnd'a Block,
Washington Street .
in connection therewith else will conduct a put
chafing y. giving rhcrclo her personal alumina
in New ork eve ry ll educating.
Order» for Dmnrnuaingor nee malerinla of any
hindcan be left It her plume oi linemen-yr addmacd
to her, Beam, South Norwalk.
Wanted.
The Melropolitan’s Record For l887.
Gain in number of outstanding Pollen» during
1&7. 58.015 '
(lain in About: during 1817. 31.2." .053 til,
Gain in Premium income during 1357, 51,190,671.
6|.
Gain in Intern-4 ilvnripts dunnng 1567. 855.610
(lain in Cross lummcdnrim: le‘lt'. Sl.m.f’.2l..‘il
Number of Death (‘lmmu mid in “57.33.1363.
Amount paid to Policy holder» during 1887. 32.-
internal.
Number of Policies in Force, LMSJMD.
New inenrancc written during rm. 84.19432” 00.
Capital and Surplus tor tl‘fllllly oi' olicy'holdcru
over and shove the reserve required by law, (4 per
cent ) and all other liabilities. 91.163 .953 Ill.
Amount paid by the Company to in Policy-
holdm for claim. we , I-inttr: organization. plus
Will invcétcd Annexe. SISflSJllit’tl.
Jr )3 EH] LEIl’NlK. Alzcut.
H. STROOD',
Watches,
Jewelry,
~AND—
Silverware.
Special attention paid to the repairing of line
watcher» and Jewelry.
93 nutn sun-t.
WASHINGTON llllll.
Ono (buildup—“rho Best.
Biff. “'11. Lamb. Enitnn. i’ork.8r.li and Freeh,
(‘omcd turf. Smoked Tongue. llama.
bbmdm. Bucoqualoxua. l-‘mok-
iom. Etc,
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered l’romptly.
CHARLES SMITH
.53 Washington Stu-cl.
GIST TI I 18 ISIES’I‘.
~— Tun—.—
“ Florida ”
STEAM HEATER.
' ‘ .
Twenty into in thin town, one oi the- in the
Sentinel once. where it can be seen in operation on
application.
W. H. MEEKER,
Sole Agent for Namath.
eapi’tary Plumb-iii} and low Pres-are heating a
t‘ I it.
WPacllliir- for tuning all elm oi Plpee.
\vaslllxtmis 81:. South Kuwait. Ci.
‘3
Baa-Inc! in
mm
34.?an
o
Others, 436 Main Street,
IIIDORPOB'I’. COIN.
Short Hint.
a... 034......
Social Etiquette.
mm the latent and but work
on the Jam by "Aunt ”militia.”
P3103. 0min.
'fliiehoohhoatdheiaenry (tartaric-irons of
howiq‘mwuoprrtmtedc." a all dot-ire
tobahsvepreperlyandto know what to the boot
elm tateaallweteschoaretlid-
mthattbrymaymostlnloihewmld well and
andml
men
"illicit? itllt‘l'll" contain the answer. and will
benailcdtoauy autoimmune Widen receipt
‘ Bream.
Until further arm we will mail each at
trimdueopyottheahovrvaleabtemokmthgd
Memwwumnhrywilimatlm it mm- at
”g'w'mm yea would a newer
2:... butch-.9.- “I.“
l. L. CRAGIN a 00.,
mm, W.
‘s ”Cooralll
www.mmm; entinthiacity. Iva-y
package warranted. try them. Alao myother
srdolcaiointemtyou. ‘
I30I'IIIIIOI for ........... . ....... “mow.
Choice New Dairy Batten. .............. . . ................ 3013.“.
Fresh Country I; . ....................................... 18c. due.
The Celebrated ow Drop Canned Gouda (airlctl' lint-clan
California Evaporated Poacher nn‘d Aprico'tv, I )
Prunellé‘. Evaporated llaspberrica,
Fitted errlea, New lllnnlc Sugar,
While Clover lloney In the Comb,
'l‘be Celebrated Coconut" Macaroon-u,
Tomato“, Can. ................... . ........................... l0c. nml up
The Pinon Creamery Butter in Town "Northflctd Creamery.”
fro-la twice a week, In I-2 and uh. rinta, 36c. Infill». for enoo
Also a large variety of first-c to goods.
Call on us and we will make you happy.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR.
SEED POTATOES.
—-~ «ow. M...“
Early Maine Rose,
Maine Beauty nt’llehron,
Maine Burbank.
" White Elephant.
Nova Scotin and N. B. Ito-e,
\Vhite star,
Queen of the “tiny,
\Vhite Rose,
swamp Rose,
Mammoth Pearl,
Peerless.
_ -——1~-M—~ ~..
C.E-Rem$on-
“T. B. HAiZL & 00.,
BRIDGEPORT.
SPRING-TIME.
Another season htlI‘_cOmt’ upon up. bringing with it new ideas. new fabrics, new fashion, and a desire for
aomclhtng duller-cm. in fact, a complete change from all things pertaining to winter.
W. B. HALL 8; 00.,
Who are located at
Cor. of Main d: Cannon Sts.,
Call attention with just pride to their vuat collection oi
New Dress Goods, Silks, Cloaks, Wraps,
Ready-made Suits, and all that is
new in Upholstery Goods and
Curtains.
Great Sale of Linens
———-AND-——
Housekeeping Goods.
NEW PRICES AND NEW ‘GOODS.
We have just received our Fprinz importatione {ruin the but manufacturer. 0! the world. and will oflar
on londay the lament and line-t stock of Linens we have ever abown. it in not our aim to get up an
excitement on low-grade stud that will prove a dieappovnimcnt to the buyer when nirtly examined at
home. but In otter honor-t, well madg‘goods that will be a )0 to every household and ndloetbc customer
to come again. For equal qualitxar E ARE NEVER UN 23301.0. '
TOWELS-
moodozcna oi Bleached. lluckabeck. Cream Damask.0atmcal. G'ase Cloth. Barneley. Crash. Twilled,
l.oom,fluck and Bleached Damaek Towels. including 200 dozens of Knotted l'ringc Damask
'l‘nweIe. all at 12m. Each.
500 dozen- Knoltcd Fringe German Bork Towels, line quality, at 19c. lath.”
“7.3.115ng
A NEW STOCK
__.op___ .
GILT WALLPAP
Borders in all Widths.
Wall Paper Hung to Order.
A. DIGKERMAN & SON ’S,
39 Washington Street, South Norwulk.
FOR YOUR
Fresh Meats
“core-mal—
PEOPLES’ MARKET.
(lends delivered promptly and metal attention paid toonlen tell at the ,. «let. A tell the
VEGETABLES.
DON’T FORGET THE PLACE,
PeopIes’ Market,
A. n. TYLEROPrOP-
GROCERIES AND MEATs
”AT ’l’llI OLD "AND 0Y—-
T. BORE BUYER. do SON.
spurnewoon.
Alll. OII-Illillfl‘ FILLED PROMPTLY.
CITY FOLKS FIND IT TO Till“! ADVANTAGE TD TRADE WITH '08..
“MU'AW
Norwalk Chronicler