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Oh ia unnecessary TO inquire whether II is proper
N nreyen, tina, any member should charge any DIN
eer in the Government with an impeachaoie one"ce
And why2 Because il becomes necessary ior U.s.
when the other branch Of the Government is nesh
cent Of its duty, TO sound the alarm, ana 70 aho"
se People they are sleeping at their posts.
II is not necessary to inquire how tar II IS eonsis
tent with the dignity Of the Senate to allow dis'es
oectfu language to stranger invited INTO inc oeh
ate. This would apply, suppose, 70 the case OF Inc
famous editor of the Boston Centinel. 30 lar from
feeling any disposition, when that person or any
other person comes here, 1t IS the daty OF every
Senator to put the stigma OF Reproduction on MIN,
and through him on the Senator who introduced
him.
Mr.. Lloyd-Do you apply that personally to me
introduced Major Russell, and | am responsible TO
the Senate-I am responsible to you individually,
if YOU please / know nothing IN the character
Of that gentleman that should prevent his being
admitted into this assembly-he was, IT he IS not
at this moment, Senator 10 Massachusetts.-l
Introduced him and repeat am responsible 10
the Senate, to you ndividually-l shun no respon
ability.
Mr., Randolph You shall shun none to me sir,
when you owe it to me.
Mr.. LIQUID shall because will shun none.
Mr.. King. of Alabama, called TO order.
The President required the Senator calling TO
order to reduce The exceptonsble words to writing
Mr.. King said it was NOT necessary to reduce the
words to writing.
Mr.. Randotph-I should have called to order my
s.lt.
The President-The gentleman from Virginia
will take his seat until the Chair decides The
words must be taken down. The Chair directs the
Senator from Alabama to reduce the words to writ
Ing. .
Mr. Kiag-I cannot reduce them to writing TOR
Inc reason assigned 1t was only necessary to check
tbax rivtn wa IN
gescence Of feeling.
The President-The seen.leman from hiabama
will take his seat.
Mr. Randolph Am at liberty to go on The
disorder consisted in the interruption OF me- al
lowed it through the comfy and courtesy that ought
| 10 be shown to every member on this tioor. al
lowed it because of the character OF the interruption
on the part Of the gentleman from Massac husehs.
The words Of the gentleman IRON Massac husetts
cannot be misunderstood they cannot be misap
orehended-,hey arc techncal-they demand no
other reply han that have given to the gentleman.
and which, when he shall be permitted to use that
language to me here, will give to him, or to any
man on earth, here or elsewhere.
Mr.. Lloyd rose -
The President asked it the gentleman from Mas
tachusetis made any call 10 order.
Mr. Loud said No. He wished to inquire wheth-
er one Senator had right Use and state the con
duct of another without that Senator having right
to reply instanter!
The President said he regretted exceedingly The
occurrence had taken place. The Chair had no
authority bu. what was vested in the Chair by the
rule of the Senate itself. What said the rule OF The
Senate Ifamember be called TO order for words
SPOKEN, the exceptlonable words shall Immediately
Sc taken down in writing, that the President may
BE- better enabled TO Judge Of The matter. The
Chair had no power beyond the rules ct the Senate
Il would stand in the light OF a usurper, were u
10 attempt to exercise such power; 1t was toe
high power for the Chair. The Senator calling C
order must comply. II the Senator from Nassa
cbuse,ts, or the Senator from Alabama, choose t
comply with the rule, the gentleman from Vireini;
would remain in his seat till the words were reduced
70 writing. If either of the gentlemen declined II
The gentleman from Virginia might proceed
Mr.. Randolph resumed. ! should have to hle
cross bill myself in that case there were WORDS
would have reduced to writing words that arr
technical among men of honor. 1t is unnecessar.
,onqure how far and in what casesa Senator ough
to be permitted to speak dlsrespectfully OF tn
dead. shall take the liberty Of speaking disres
pectfully Of Nero, Domitian, and the rest OF tn
host Of worthless, though they be dead, when Sc
cit.
It's unnecessary 10 inquire, whether, by The ex
isting rules member has right to ietan pape
or documents, he acknowledges TO be IN his pos
session, of public character, which ne may hav
read in debate, and whether any luther proceeding
be necessary to obtain such paper or documents
when the Senate deem it proper. should haV
aiken no notice of this string OF resolutions, but
am compelled to go to Baltimore IN the course
HE day the carriage is at the door which Is
carry me away. !. is matter OF no oriety, an
but for my duty here, to be discharged towards I'll
Senate, in relation to the Committee, and the rest
luton have submitted, should have been
Baltimore. shall go there with the leave OF tt
Senate !; l shall pursue my course unchanged b.
lsay, sir, there insnuation in the last resol
lion, which is rebutted by my resolution, and pr
psrly rebuttrd. say no such fact exists | der