Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-28
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r. ghef .asa; asscs.
SetetaI Senators rose simultaneously, and Tx
saae-o,s yaIee ct Mr. Slylar, 4 a'aansas, We
heard loudly demanding that IKE galleries bs
c.earel.
Mr. Bsnte1 1850 ct the sar0c trns, apparently
unier strea. excitement, all siaico that thers
had been misses ~ the gallery
1t this moment all marks, whether Of apProba
ton tic contrary. immediately ceased, though
Z r,atn3ur Of conversntsun IN The gallery contln
ued
Mr. Renton proceeded, nnd again said that he
had heard an Arcrican President insnlted BY
bank rul,Ians. He had himself Often suffered the
insa.ls of these wretcbes t4f ho would net cen
~ thattbey should lnnii The Chief hagjsira to
Nth ii..punlty: and hoMsIsled that tho Sergeant
At sfl.s 30 erected Instantly 70 enter the gallery
and arfcs, the eiIanstrs. There vac a company
e most respectable citizens 10 the gallery, who
hsd not Participated in this baHk outrage, end
jheg would patut sat the ,nl'Iluals who had
1aeso g4..eus would not daratn utter stloir his
$. III the presence of King; pod vet 81 the prss
cnca &c he Senate, and dar,f the reading of n
Executive message, tacy hafHe tir"Eiegy 70 IA
sui not emily that body butt e President Of tho
Union
NJ Sewer rose, hut yicltd 10
Mr. Raves who reese at h same moment and
said that if thore had beenEhy Kissing II must
have been very teebY utter for it had not struck
his ear
Mr. Benton. heard DISTINCTLY
tTr Rivcs hoped thatAo American citizen
could deliberately intend insoll thu Chief Ma
gistrnte Of the Republic PM even i: this hsd.
ihuUchtlessly nnd IL rneai # excitement.
been daae, lie yss very T. the President would
DO tao lest individual tnk:entlt: he was known
- he n f4v0r 4 aiIowtEg every citizen the am
pest liberty Of opinion = o! speech: aud as the
expressions oil disap2raf13 bad not been of
mark characted, ais there seemed To bo
some 4ala.S. even, W sar any Kisses had hcen
uttered a all, H. hapaFs friend from Missouri
world c3g4en, - pass matter by.
Mr. BENTON ..ll N. was 10 e5rt Of doubt -
aa.t i,.a- la f.saIf ilta his own o7r-. enl 81
h4l ollsr Senators r D. hIsa. NJ F1atter what /
she President might 4 2asod 10 d. be would
not uaIvo ito .ht g. senate to protect Itself
from contcnnts- II. would bring II 20 = quc5-
tioa of fact No IA. should be permitted 70
2ouat whether he {yB.) had heard the hissinr
IL had come 10 t. bate prepared to expect
such autra-es: he - expecting 10 h-ar the |
President iusalte1 baak baies IN the gallery /
lie has told his rs that they never could I
have "a bank quest decided III Congress with
o4t having Tho g. fgsnitcd eithEg ~ clarninr +
ar hjssln.5 and n tati them beloFehpni that +
assure Is he sharle the President insulted .
bv hank rHlfians shtaii bpIiIes, he would riea .
IN hts place una i them seized and Brought 10 +
the bar.
uaaor tho nfluaiof liquor, continued 20 make
disturbance tsla'' expressions ..S IN FAVOR OF
the r,l-se,s-r. Il = o'it 1es-thats rtght-7o
do-ao ii. y n iee'offefS' put that down
10 ID tors ~ az i'' ~''lins--oo hl2a
Sd i re1 ma
5ls 3eute an i"<'ah'. mere, MT
President. .-' '"s'" now! me saF7a
..srit ~. > ".t.-l'.% "'' l"s''3 nov" l'Ir
Walker, - ,,9 IN" man:
There ned !, g 50. II ,f,,it" '.1h%' !
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u3t tr - I'.51. 90 cAechco, and
10y - =" 7t''i' So'" nave e'hk Fa'- /
Il e IN aIt''s IL t"cf hands to Ii
taTg % '.''s ii5'F' an ready here
e :, '..','.s .59 monster he Fres- -
re s','i' i'' oe mus .hsohed. "
-. H IL. '.9 "efefa WIN me senator 70
II - '''' l. any o't"7r IN }h!isafa'io1
o i2'ati@h ~ oi7aP Pf'oa'1an ~ "hat vas sal5
Pc ~ ~ '79'' n 'ae pohlc business ard
Fl : g ZIG SENATE cahlo 70 the hbo" ledge Of -
900 i o's"' 'it''aeo'a'eiy 10 take co-nl- ,,
se :, ~ - - vas Il "hteHPt OF tno Sou