Show 1 KENNEDY VS QUAY mr kennedy of ohio made some om is very loud remarks in the ron house e 0 of i I 1 representatives on wednesday the gent lemans personal para onal friends will no doubt say he delivered himself in a masterly style his ilia personal enemies I 1 ih will compare hla his effort to the first exhibition hibi tion of an overgrown over grown bull yearling in which inordinate antl duog power exerted I 1 mostly to test teat ita compass with I 1 larger emals animals is the conspicuous tea lea tore with all due respect to mr kenne dys heroic denunciations of the unsavory makeup make up of the united states 11 senate and the unwarrantable conduct P ot of the chairman of the 1 republican national committee we would not advise tho the admirers of his big noisy effort to delve any t too deep into its motives motive 3 touching I 1 the inspiration which has stimulated I 1 mr kennedy to each such a wonderful display of moral fire he is advocating vo the lodge election bill 1 what does he want the 1 I 1 il 1 lode lodge election bill passed for 1 the refusal of the senate to become a party to this infamy 1 ak has called forth his anathemas ana themas upon t 1 1 that venerable body as a particular e seat of partisan corruption and why 7 there is something Bo so funny in it all I 1 that the best any man was can do toward an interpretation of it must be but a guess the lodge bill in whose behalf ibis ahls mighty effort wai was called forth is one of I 1 the most unconscionably partisan measures that have been before congress since the great wai war yet the I 1 chorus of his this revolutionary blast is partisan corruption every argument I 1 I 1 which the speaker makes I 1 ag against kinst party lam is so much condensed denunciation of the lodge bill he ile has made a strong case I 1 against matt quay which undoubtedly be remembered and reciprocated by that person the I 1 I 1 brat opportunity As for the rest of the party they will ba be likely to drop 11 him loaf long before they drop mr quay lie ile has not afie power of invective e to meet any of the men whom be he assaults assaults they would roast him to a cinder on the first bout I 1 |