The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-23

Who aid thst NJ ADAM was disspsstfu 70 the Indies
Ct the Prssdsnt's house under his protection CON-
mittee was appointed A majority recommended rspr
mand. At the head of the committee Mr. McDufne,
who contsnded that Mr.. Jarvis ought to be repn.
took The ground that th. ooUsttutjoa has expressly
shown the extent Of the privileges Of members. Con-
mas passed no Law showing what the privileges arc
ana breach be committs d, how 1t shall be punished
Inc constitution has pointed out pens!ss or tho
mode OF trial. A to the citissns Of Warrington he
pie in his life When outbreaks occur officers Of the
army and the davy and members of Congress, CON
On the contrary they have the extreme of polseusss
they allow themselves to be imposed upon by officers OF
tho g9,ss.n%snt Perhaps the Imaginary menace grows
talk about somsthipg which the gentleman from Ohio,
or other person. has said A vessel here the
very seat Of government IL Is robber vessel Is much
Is piraticsl craft upon the high This vessel
takes away seventy eighty negroes valued at ATTY
dstons Of the Indians frontiers Who steal horses
and cattle No has right interfere with the do.
INN .tes OF family VINO is 90 baseheartsd as to submit
il! Some of the negroes who mads their esoape
we're recaptured have been sold to tho south Do not
gentlemen that by thei
rvst tina chains sti frmer! It's had such effect IN
Kentucky and In Virginia Whenever the slaves
let loose they become degraded GLASS, subject to
perism crime theft and OF stolen goods They
not taken OF in sickness and In youth and in old
age and from the injustice man. they were
Mr. BA1LY, from vrgnia, said that il thee has:bssn
any menace members have brought it upon themselves
own conduct and for them he had no sympathy. He
proceeded to show that tho abolition agitation In this
and that the sboltions here are the trerous insru
msnts to carry out the scheme The effort is to the
ohuroh the press literature ard the occupation of seats
In Congress, to accomplish the unhAllowed purpose
The design of the British government 10 to aim blow
at the destruction Of the Union because cotton and the
productions Of the tropics into competition with
her possessions. They know that peaceful enamel
pston can never take phase that the struggle will end
s thu 90 s
dsrous and incsndtsry character he justed the hold
ing Of knives BY blacks 10 the threats Of white msn:
Mr.. GIDDINos-I ask the gentleman, did understand
him asserting thatI said so
Mr. BAYLY- 50 understood you.
Mr.. GIppIr Gs-You mistaken entirely. It ID not
true. care not who said 1t; know what ssid
Mr. BAYLY-I reminded by gentlemen around me
or eae You sa
heard expressions over and over from you Of similar i'm
The spsAxER-You will address the chair and not tho
gentleman from Ohio.
MI. BArLr.I have doubt that tho gentleman likes
to arouse southern msn to Of his detsts
BILE course and sentiments he Is Of that character 1t
IL the only means by which he hslds his seat.
The stEAxER Personalities are not in order.
MIR BAYLY If have INDUCED in personalities, they
have been provoked by the remarks of the gentleman
from Ohio have no taste to indulge in personalities
frontier district into which praticAl sshooners
Instruments of abolition socictiss penetrate through
sny other Thers live and there sxpsot to die; and
hence 1t IL that have sought OCCASION contrary to my
own Wishes to expose the machinations Of the abol.
onists In conclusion, he notice Of his intention
bring in a bill to suppress the publication Of inosn
diary papers in the District of Counba calculated to
encourage negroes to run away and excite nsurrecon
Mr. Roor called for the reading of tho preamble Of
Mr. PAlrey submitted yesterday of the amend
mens He proposed that the question Of privilege b
waived and that the committee inquire into the facts
He said that he II rue charged that
ter to do than to connivs s and gsge in assisting
geo Slaves to run away out OF tho DIS riot.
member from As free States ought to be suspected Of
Nj. Roo7I did not h.ss tn. FIRST part Of tho gentle.
mans remarks viii he please to repeat lit
Mr.. RHErr--I understand the gentleman to soy that
member from the free states ought be aooussa Of
being capable of assisting slaves to away.
Mr. Rsor-Whst said was BY wy Of inquiry
MT RHErT,I know m'mber OF Congress from the
right think any member Of the free States was inca
MIR ReOr-if the member is hers-if he is alive and
above groundthe gentlem from South Carolina must
settle It with him
Mr. RHErr-Hs is not member of this Congress.
greM e. That's fact; there some here now.')
Mr. Root insisted that there had been mob here's
m snssteg mob any institution had reason to dread
THE srArEMENr ABOUT THE MENACE
MIR. PALFRxY then obtained the nosr Yesterday he
intended = move On amendment, but hs prevented
from doing and he read statement to tho effect fol-
lowing via Joshua r. Giddings. member Of the House
Of Representatives states that during yesterday
(Wsduesdsy) be learned from various respectable per-
sons that in the mob Tuesday night his name was
mentioned and threats made a. to hts esfsv
His lodgings inquired for. The friends who heard
this to MIN thar he was danger sad he
obliged to himself to protect his person During
the forenoon Of Wednesday he vissd the jail of the
city. He not acquainted with the keeper but he
gress. He said, wish to the persons who
hned on the charge Of stealing savss wish to say to
that their rights shall be protected" The j.iIor
went to the passage that leads to the cell
mob to tho iron gate and S:
he would not open the gate until he mob left. He
told that his lie was in danger unless h. left This h.
compelled the guard at the lower gots to give the
key. He went to the jail with E. Hsmlin, who
the mob assembled opened tho gate and walked
out. This morning yesterday he was informed by
ssntlsm:1 =; stranger to him that psOpO't.n had
-. RI prefer leaving this blank" said Mr. Pslfeey
No no, out with t" Mr. Slater, slave dealer from
Gddings learned that his lodgings had been inquired
for and he further states that he has doubt Of the
Mr.. PAIrsEY-! will refer to an anonymous letter,
received afterwards (Rsad,"" II hops not "
WE'LL will read: "You had better take your out
qrences Time is short be of and yourself"
Then follows postscript, which decline to read
Bayly aud Root about tbs freedom Of the press
motion was then made that tbs House adjourn until
Mr. BArLr-T wish to move an amendment. under
stand that celebration 10 to take place in this hall
Monday
The srEAxER-Thers is no authority for using this
hall.
Mr.. BAYLY-I move that when the House adjourn, It
be to Tuesday IL will be impossible Monday to do
business the celebration takes place the east
front of tho capitol.
Mr.. HEsLr-i ask the yeas and nays on that [They
we're not ordered
Mr.. SINS, of South Carolina any permission been
given for the Of this hall?
The srrAKKR-Psrmission only be given by the
House.
Mr.. LoRD-Has the use Of the hall been asked?
Mr.. BAYLr j withdraw my amendment
MIR. Wick will address the House when the agating
subjsct again comes up Adjourned until Mondsy
MARITIME INT r L q n O E.
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