The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-26


wrsiehss. has be would aui eoassnisfi.Ai
her sheuA iss,sll lhs ChirI M.gsslr.r
With inrssil; aud be ips,s,sd ices ale
Sesgsssts,-arms be tireeled insssn.ly %
eaisr ihe gallery sSd anss, The offenders.
There Wss . eampany e m0sl rrrpecisb.s
eitiEsns IN lhs gallery. aho bad nsi patti
eipslsd ia his bsnk oa,reg-. and thty
would paint oBi sbs inJ.,idasis i 10 had.
Ths.e spiIi. ns wasId anl dare lna,,er her
his,ss ia Ihe prrsrnre n King ard
yel. - The pse-eRer 81 he Senate. and
daring me Is@d.sg Of ~ exeeuass mes
sage. ihry had had he rdranlesy 10 M
sall nnl a. y 1hsl b,ty LLi lbs Pssidrli
IL The Uni0n.
Mr.. Lam rose. bat yeiided %
Mf. Rlses. who rose a The same mo-
menI. and sail that il there had been sng
kissing q musl have been rsry ferbly "
Irrrd. Tor II had NOT siIurk his ear.
Mr B,niun. | head IL dismnrlly.l
air. Risrs henrd ,hal no Anerlcsu e
i'zen ronld deliberately inIrnd 10 insai<
The Chi { Msg.Irz's Of The Rrpnhlir; and
even II lhi- hal lhoughl:e. sly and m 4
moment eT~xeIlemrni. hesn dore. he US
very sure the President would be lheissl
Indisiduzl 10 resent IL: he wss known l0
be inIiasnr OF allowing every eilizen lhe
smPlrsi l'beny of opinion and OF speech:
and a. llie expressions ~ dIsspprnbsion
had mt hren II = marked rharacier. and
As there seemed 70 be same doubts. even.
shelhrr any Kisses bad been uiiersd az
al. lie h,p-d his friend from Missouri
would crn,enl 10 pass The msier by.
Mr. Benton SAID there was so snr Of
doubt about Il: he lad Heard u With his
avn ears: and so had other Senators
round bin. No maurr what HE Prss,-
den. might be disposed TO do. he would
MT waive lie tight nf The Senate 10
protect itself from conlrmpis. Mr. b.
wnuld bring IL 10 question ol fact
No man should be permitted 20 duubi
whether he lMr. b. hld heard The his-
snug. lie had come 10 the Senate per
psred 10 expect such ouusses: he came
exreciirg 10 hear The Prssideht insulisd
by baht bullies in The gallery. lie hal
told bis friends lh.i they never could have
b.nk question dtrlded in Congress v illl
nat having Ito body insuiied either BY
clapping az Kissing; and he had told them
beforehand that. as snre as he should
hrSr lha President Insulted BY bank ruff
fans and buliles. he would rise in his
place aud have lhem seized aud brought
10 The bar.
During all Ibis time man. who seen
ed TO be under the iIfuence Of liquor.
continued 10 make disturbance by vio-
lent expressions in lavnr Of the message.
crying out I" Yes-ihal's right-so do--
g. il, Benlon--Rrporters. pu, thai dawn
no Did iors doctrines h.re--no chains
--no man shall gag me-
Mr.. Benton paused an instant. There,
Mr.. Presldeni, hear lhr same ,uice now
The same bank ruflian Is u,iering his in.
suits now. Mr. Walker. hear the
same toice. | see the man: there he is.
4 What. sir. a National Bankl Ii Ma
,ional Bank 10 be nuI master! l. a banl
TO insult tie Senate and 10 insult the Pre-
siden,! Are We 10 be insulitd here bs
the myrmidons of National Bsnkl i
is an tndigniiy not To be Tolerated! II mus
he checked. and checked al onre. or ",
sh.lI som have bank rni'ians coming her.
w III arms 10 their hands 70 threaten Sc.
naIors on Ihis fnor. am ready. here u
elsewhere, To throttle The monster. The
Presidents message shall no, be thus ia-
suited!
| Mr. Preston said he agreed with the
Senator from Missouri, that. lfany outs ard
maniIesla'inn If appreciation or disappro.
baton Of whs. was said or done upon thai
floor. Ia Tie public business and dt bates
al the Senate. came To the knowledge oi
thar body, IL ought Immediately 10 take
cugn,zanre uf The TACT. II was contempt
al The Senate. and ought lmme daieiy To be
punished. For himself. he had not heard
any such expression at this time. hul his
feelings had repeatedly been wnuaded on
former occasions b, occurrences Of this
Kind. lie trusted an Investigation wsuld
be had, and the proper punishment would
be awarded. ~
There The sergeant at aims entered the
gallery. aud nur noisy i,iend was seized
and taken inio custody.
Mr.. Buchanan observed thai this was q
solemn and momentMIs occasion--I crl
sis, perhaps, in the political history 81 The
country. lie could nut but suppose that
every American citizen here present must
be TIM sensible uf the dignity attached 10
lie character Of freeman Ia premll him
sell deliberately 10 insul, any PORTION OF
Of The Government. Mr. d. had. ind, cd,
distinctly head a hiss. but the sound was
no, loud. nor as II prnlnnged; il had, on
the contrary. bsen arrested in moment
partly. il was probable, hv the prompt
rising III the Senator from Missouri. and
partly BY the native good sense Of the in
liyiduals themselves, through they might,
for mnment, haze been surprised out oil
,L,,r ,,ronr,ety II he nosst ssed The now.