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alon NE standard of III. eoaa,r, "a .,.l.,--
90 |" N Aee iyuS viaess.-
mr, Tail@sdes concluded with IN se;m,,,a
appeal 10 'he Senate, to respect sod eomn,,
s"n We sshes and dctsrm,nalioa. OF a..
pope. " they we're determined 10 mr..
NE o''', ne warned them II the de, Of ~
ss~her New York wouid then ar,Io 49,.
her voice In opposition To thi. m.,su,. h.,
CT man The thunder Of ire Erea, e.,st,r, -.
her Western ffvet,er.
Mr. " h'cs'r made lev remsrk, in rrn,,
70 oe eject that he did not understand ~.
- s 70 ""P1En the motives Of the peopl.
" New York Bot. he said, he declines -
s"J question about tho New Y.rk
shd intended 10 eon6le his au,,-
i'oe io tie bail alone.
80. ~ ,hen rose. and spoke ON tie sub
jet ~ uicst animated and rIao,,,r, -,
tie thanked Mr.. Tallmsdxe for h.,,ar 49,,
'hs' Part st The Message When A. 6r.,L..
u read he wAs shocked Of the eo,np,.,,.,.. -
"e local r'-ct,ons OF STATE Il ~A, vn,r.
.e"en'e'' and he would sdd und,xn,n.d 60
~ - the hrst example Of q Pr,,,a.,
~ .'- o""ed St,'es. s,ssk~g IN a me.>a,
'o congress. Of elections apO~rt,i,,,., a. -
S'ie e"sernmen's Wei NIGH the ST.,
a"'hofh'es 'eP-i such interference with a..
'no.' @srArd -"d decisive r-ptol,stian.
TIE referred 90 the remark. &c Mr. W,;~l,
mat Va NOTICE this topic was alien ,o "A. ~
sen, aise's Non. h Itis al,,a To ihis snhlre,
s>e'hmed VIZ Cav then why did the Pr,,,
aeh' introduces az What right, What deco,
s''n"fhv, had he fsr assigning causes as
soao'@aots cause ioS the giorio'rs TRUMP Il,
Neu York ssy d,sieae,suble. hee.ns. -,
man can read ihis mcs,aee dr,,her,,.t, =,
mol believe there was an inientiae To bno,,t.
corrupt influence. And air, added Nr a.,
" me Chef Magistrate had dared 10 cal
similar imPuiai'ouS on the people Of Ken.
lucky. not an hour not an hour shauld ha,.
pas>ed IN spite % all your sxruNcrSc. b.fot.
would have ntTndacrda resolution r,o,.
hendf"S. rePrimanding The Executive for :,
"nwarrantabie an Interference with IN. =,
Germs OF the state SO Ga q art an ou,r,r. -,
u, dignity ard honor, lie had expected -.
notice would have been taken Of a ami n.
was highly Hraiihed al The notice coming f,or,
such q'srier. believe The exelai,oeBl =
ever There was an insIsdce of n great sut
high spirited people, moved Nv principle. and
an enlightened regard for the prosperity II
'he~ co"nir',--a spontaneous and general
RISING oi lrcen.en IN defence Of their right,
against the m1dntss. sn1 folly, and w,ek.J.
ness Of their rulers. such an ins,anc.
h'e''cd BY the citizens Of New York when
'hey moved in concert and marched 10 ~.
polls in November
Mr CLAT spike thus with remarkable .Di.
rat and energy and added. that 40 strong Nd
neen his feelings IN regard To the remark. Of
'ne PRESIDENT )" questi"n, that he Sss dppo.-
ed 10 move resolution on she ,ubi,r, Mn
sell, and was only prevented by the rraert,on
mat ihey were entirely and nOtoriousiy inap.
PlIesble 20 Kentucky.
IN the course Of these remark. Mr.. ca,
told Mr. Wright. that In declining o. meet NJ
isimadee, ON the Issue which had been rsi ~
-, Gu nc showed rrga'd for the old maxim,
ihat discretion l, the better part Of valor.
MI NRreHT retorted, that Mr.. CIax an
not bringing forward resolution Of esnsot.
on the President. had himself Ahown a proprr
respect for the same maxim.
hr Cav reioined, with q laugh, "Y.ry
fair, ear, very fart"
Tho Senate then, on motion Of Mr.. Bueb.
anan. vent into the consideration OF E1eeu.
tive business.