Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-01-26
GREAT ExcIrrMys,

~" WISE adverted 10 A n,,..
~ House and said the cIaimapp,'Ip ~, "
Clairborne, had had il nr;o,' ' IGAss
expense. f'""u alAi
Mr. GhOlsOn took this reD,,l !.
ton upon himself, and sa;d I' "t s'
unworthy the gentleman from ' T, l!o
the seat he occupies" ' '''sn'
N Mr. Wise--lf impudence and
VIII make AK a BLACKBOARD, there j !, ga
make a,, use Of such an esprcs, iao1''d
The Speaker here inlrrno..s
the two members to order ill., I'N
say no more now. The NV @s
ended here. and the discus,idp" '"'s
on. Mr. Prenliss and Mr. W. aaS
seats assigned them, and will I i. ~
own rights. "'' "ta
TUESDAY, la nj
vno Eurh,
'A ,.' RESOLUTIONS DIsrom a.
MISSISSIPPI ELECTION usD,, '..
GRAFTON.
The debate in the Senate ,..,
past three o'clock upon The vs'w,.'
lulions, when the Senate dec;d.d,..
them, Notwithstanding the obis,,;0',
eral Senators, by vote of 26 n 1911
received by the motion made bv N, D.
when the resolutions were or.,.nJ
vailed, and the resolutions, ,bsI,l,s
laId upon the table and ordered oss'
The discussion thrOugbOu; 4, l.
warm and animated. The vernon
tors defended their constituent, b,r'
some OF the Senators were e,ceu',
we're IN their remarks. Messp ~
Strange, and King, each mad, ,.,I
which | am sure they would moi h,w |,
upon any other subject. Upon Ii, IA
question they have as Iiule mOj,nu
men can have who believe that h, h
tlon'sls are warning upon their hona-
side, property, institutions, and ever
else.
In the House Of Representatives IN
Express Mail left, an effort was made.
oncile Messrs Wise aud GbOIy.
Dawson, OF Georgia, introduced ID
lion calling on the two belIigersn, "a
TO apologize 10 the House fOr he rr
remarks they had made. Mr. Wise M
ly, humbly and maniully, made hs,pI
and thanked the Georgia member Md
ing him an opportunity thus to 'pOql
the members. He reiterated bis rnpi
regard TO printing, which was lh, Gs'
the controversy, and told the H0sS
when he opposed the printing Of Mo
borne's document, he did so upon lkgT
that it was unjust and unfair for htH
10 do the printing Of any one party u
The printing OF the other, To hnaT
and aslonishment, this remark Vase
a personally insulting one from lhs y
from Mississippi. But" cOnlnm
Wise, 'rhat member did not insult X
he could not. He made reRah
which led me to say in the hearing
House what | have long thought d N
| submit-therefore," said Mr. W. nrs
sion, to the rules Of the House bull
no apology to offer to the member !"
ginia."
MIR Wise, for bis personal Ten'lS
:alled to order. d,
Mr. Gholson next took the iOcl' @
offering a due apology 10 the fi'aS
hat Mr. Wise's remarks were % s
unworthy, that he replied 10 'nsI
same strain his vulgarily dema1'eu
Gholson was now called to order 90
pology to the House ended 10 a'0A'
words between the two beligeTsaA
Dawson's motion was then laid 'P%
able. III
Mr. Mercer. of Virginia, who ~
is the pacificator in such confess "
n resolution calling upon the a n. ~
pledge themselves not 10 pursue n'S ~
,ut OF the House. A motion w'' Nh vi
ay this resolution upon the 'aOle, W.. ".
ost by majority of nearly wo y .. Nj
discussion was then begun, when w. o.
II great length. Messrs Howard. d
md Reed, were in favor Of an au'I.' i
lement in the House, and Me'sH =,
Tourney, Glascock and Cushing, ,, ~
POSED to the resolution, upon the g'~
he resolution was an act oil coe'y ,i'J,kE
,art of the House, which cO@pel'''S NJ
parties TO compromise their aOuv a,,v
'haracler and all that out oil Is'Eh
House. The other party were IN
he quarrel ended where it begun nh
be discussion upon this resolI''0"N
adjourned. Mr. Ba|
p. S. ought to add that l NJ h
his afternoon said he pcieclly u"uu NJ
Wise's opposition to the prln', nG,s ID
,orne's document 10 mean 20 u' IIJ b
Wise said he intended, he s sgu.
hough, MIR GholsOn hasiy; ~ n,u ,err
II parties believe him TO be u. N
lie insulted Mr. Wise VINO"
49, - wrDsrsDIN,, u
SENATE. Petitions and p'
eceiyed from different States
BOSTON COMMONWEALTH
Mr. Webster Offered a res0'sw