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Fwenty-one thousand five hundred and seventy
SIX collars paid for travelling, Of which the frs
iniie Was never performed and If It had all been
takens IL would have been thirty thousand dollars
toleIs5le sweet douceur for Mr. Dallas to give
to the United States Senate. But some members of
tue Senate were not even satisfied with being paid
tor one Journey home and back again, which they
were never required to perform, but required to be
paid tor another. Mr. Dickinson, the Senator from
NV York, wished 10 be allowed mileage for sthree
journeys home and back y He argued thus tt
was appointed Senator pro tenn by Gov. Bouck. -
Very well want 10 be paid for coming to the
Capital and going home / was the elected by the
State Legislature to fill the unexpirsd term OF Mr..
wnsat, very well want TO bc paid tor coming
to the Capital and going home again. on the sssup.
positlon' that was at home when elected and
that came on mere, although never left the Can
ita, bat was here all the while. Then he was enc
ut the Senators who adjourned al z in the morn.
ing, and met at IL at noon, on the 4 of March.
and ne wanted 10 be paid for the "suppostioue''
Journey home and back he had made IN those ten
hogrs, SIX or eight OF which ne probably spent in
hed. This was too much tor even R,r bsas's
enormous swallow. Although he could guph
down lhe $40 900 Tor journeys whlca he supposed
mlsnt be made In ten hours, (somc OF them 1000
niles IN eAteny yet he could not swalow the al
lowance OF $780, TO poor Dick nson, for a suppo-
sluous Journey on the occasion OF his election as
senator, and he, therefore, refused to allow IT,
rooI dickinson Was not satisfied with this refusal,
OUT hao tne matter referred to the jndiciary com
mttee That committee reported sdverselv n -


Poor Dickinson, not satisked vet. annied 70 Dsn,i
Webster-the God.llkc Daniel-for ms on;nion. m
gee Il ne wonld not, In this his last resort. hep him
toget that $500 No go; not even Daniel wond helr
I'M, but must decide against him. Now inns w Z
wnat should call decidedly "greedy" on the mar,
ol ar. DICKINSON. At the same time il was de-
cidedy cruel and hard he arted in the Vice Presi.
dent to refuse poor Dickinson the $500 when he
had lus.oe awarded S30,000 on what appears
10 me not one whit more equitable ground.


notice also IN the number of those who have
received this constructive travelling money the
very exceedingly I" conscientous'' Mr.. Arthur p
Hfgoy, TOR the moderate sum Of $3.50 This is the
b eutciaau VINO was so CONSCIENTIOUS" that he
90 I'D Rot vote tor Milton Browns Texas resoIu.