Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-06-20
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50 home quioi'y-qrit seoldng-eiye ~
abusing The Guverner-ihe state and al ri
ne b ID been dong Is nai (said Mr.. Clay
he statement of the Gbve,nar triitg-
We're ut he Wings in a majority las year
u1Tethoy nui drawn away many from o.he
pafti's2 Have no Conserya6yes-na con
Eeried Loco Foeos Joined rhs whig stand
iafdE How else has the administration go
INTO a minariiyl and how have the wings
obtained The m1ioril,2
Mr.. Clay Protested against The imputa.
items thus reck'essly hrl,,d at the people
If whole state, state which hrd pro-
duced the Shern ~, the MslcoGs, the Dag
get, he Toni rs ne.
The petitions were ORDERED TO lie printed,
and laid 90 tie table.
! Duin@ the moNing honr. a.pe'iiion was
presented from Francis p. Blair, the hnr-
den nf which is that Ans Kendall hold
him 10 tlo rigid m account, as the security
Of certain dclIpq tent postmaster. Mluy
persons look IN this 4 mere rick between
lhtse these two arranl scanps. Not uu-
iaely
Tie House h1s been occupied to late
h'nr this evening" with bill FIR sup, ressing
Iudin hos'lities.
Mr. Bell Of Tennessee made m'siorly
spoech on the ul,ject Of Tndian policy The
itbafe was continued nv Messrs. Everett
sod Gary; and when the committee ruse.
Tufney If Tennessee, VINO, Ly some acct
dent. found himself momber Of Congress.
gas holding farh with noisy and empty
'Irreieyaufy ~ vacant seats.
%s Jlne !, 1898.
In nv letter last evening, ! mentioned
That Mr.. Turney, a Van Bnrsn member
from Tennessee, had possession nl''he floor
when he cenmitlee rose. paid little at
tenfion to the holding forth Of this person;
but am informed that his whole speech,
occupy ing last night and This morning, up
wards of thfee hours, was a conGnaoas,
svstemniic. deliberate attack On the con
duct Of Mr. John b Il. Daring the time |
listened to hum. could not discover the
sll.h est conn ion between his remarks,
aud he su' iect aeiore the House: anil | un-
deIstand that he was throughout rreyelan',
and several tines grossly and flngran'ly
nut of order, both as regards the topics and
the manner in which he treated them
Mr. II ward Of b umOre, VIII. was in the
chair, did not. perhaps, observe these de-
pnrtnres from the orderly course Of discus
sion. At any rate he allowed Turnev tn
90 On unchecked. That individual career
ed over the whole field of politics. whether
State or N tonal, in which Mr.. Bell ever
acted n part, and raked up all sorts of
speeches and pamphlets FIR the purpose OF
giving some color to his aspersons upon
the course and character ofthatdistinguish-
ed gentleman. He failed, however, entire
" in his purpose; for he did not substantl-
ale single charge.
When he had finished this disorjcry and
rontumelinns speech, Mr.. Bell rose, and
rejoInder, severe indeed, hat
not more so than WAS warranted hy the cir |
and due to the vindication OF
his rharacier aud honor thus nnprnvokedlv |
,ssaIcd. II was manifest TINT Mt. Bell
ooked On rtnuey nor rs Originating rhts at
ack himself, but as prompted an urged on
u il by others. tie expressed ihiS cohvir-
ion IN a few rapid and energetic sentences,
which cnnid not he misunderstood. lie
had no intimacy with his colleague Cur
unpleasant had ever passed
between them. HIS colleague, in ocEing
his remarks, had said that he was the only |
,apakiag member from Tennessee on the
.ide of The Administration, and therefore
,e!i himself called on To reply TO him (Mr.
RA THIS, sad Mr.. Bell, is Incorrect. There
j. another far m,re distinguished and not
less able. who is entitled to spell IN Con
pi,tee Of the VIII lie. de referrrd to NJ
PdkD And with thii person, continued
Mr. Bell. | have had associations. why
Toes he not come forward and meet me n
.hese subjects? lie then. proceeded to
romuent on the conduct Of two of his col
ie,gues. one ~ he lloase, and the oher at
an 'ther end Of the Capitol, (Mr, SPEAKER
Polk, and MIR. Senator Graud y and de-
. AIRED he could not regard Tnrney IN any
lighl bat as seaYenger for Collecting AMI
Il ln1 together the venom and maliTnity 81
hose persnns--as fl and vount Try con
,Ini If The malice of Others. | knn@ (sud
hel the sources of this attack! II 0rgmh-
Ell win Two persons wen hhp"h i''"e, IN =
VIII M / have found equally DESTITUTE p
private honor, AMI OF public prlnciPie! IS.
lore the people our conn n conshmcnis, |
have expressed nv npinrpns of fl'e irea he
nv aud nAlgnity which characterized heir
conduct towards my coleigaes,and myself.
rhey htveneeer thought proper u meet me
ON such occas1nS: but they have SCI on an
o her, the memoer who has just taken his
seat a tool II tools! -tieir instrument
Here Mr.. Furney, rose under great ex
cltenent, and exclaimed, ''Fhat is fdlse!'
and INSTANTLY turning round TO Mr.. Bell WHO
sat inst behind him, he added, as he thrus
his head forwards, "and my colleague
knows n.h
Mr.. Stanley called to "order;" but sinn-
ltaneausly with this CALI Mr.. Bell struck