The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-13

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as have the privilege to respond
QUESTION ORDER.
Mr. KAUFMAN moved that the motion 10 reconsider the
was passed, be laid upon the tabl-. [" Oh no"1
MIR AsHMUS had risen, and wished TO reply to Mr.
BAGLY
Mr. KAurmAr-You can interrupt me snd 20 on
The srEAKER--D Does the gentleman from Texas givs
way eyes, give way let him 60 on,2
that the proposition be laid upon the table The gen.
emsn give. way to the gentleman from Nasa chus.t,s
on the condition OF q mere interruption Now the point
Is whether he has not lost the osr and cannot obtain
any promise at ail.
Nj. KAUrMAs-Do understand that I have the floor |!
The SpEAKER-By strict right, the gentensn from
has the foor but by courtesy, you have
Mr. KAUFMAN Then the gontlemsa from Massachu-
Mr.. McLArE-I have another point OF order
Inc srE.xER-rhe gentleman from Massachusetts,
Mr. sAwYGR-And bsve a ques'ion Of order Ola
ha II appears that gentlemen are discussing abo
tion ask the Chair to decide that in order
Ths sPfaKrR-Tho question lie too late or II 10 too
early.
Mr. sAwYEs All hop's thatY
The sPEAKERI is lats with rescect to those who
have spoaen and too early with respect 10 the gentle
man from Massachusetts Laughter, and a cry Of
chair does not feel at liberty restrict or interrupt It,
MAssacHusErrs AND Virginia. SHARP EScoUNrgR.
Mr. AsBmuN-Afer the efforts TO silence me- express
my thanks TO the gentleman from Texas, who. by his
Uniform courtesy, has enabled me to occupy the ior.
Mr. McLArE-You will excuse me
MIR. AsHMUN-Oh, yes. Excuse us oil ~ Notwith
standing tho supercou.nU,s hsughine,s oud discour
tesy Of the tleman from Virginia towards me and
others bis conduct leaves on my mind
Mr.. McLArg-lti Is with extreme regret that ! inter
fere. think proper 10 interfere nov am thoroughly
convinced that great bresch O! order blen commit
ted under the courtesy OF the genem from Texas by
the gentleman from Massachusetts am satisfied that
the gentleman from Massachusetts, has right 10 re-
ply, but think that he Is introducing elements
The SPE.KEE-I would call the attention Of the gem
temsn from Mary to the fact that he hos not stated
his point Of order [Lsugherl
MIR. McLArEThs point Of order TO- that the aentls.
man from MASSACHUSETTS is going into the general
bate He does not rise TO the beror the House
The SPEAKEa-The Chsir did not understand the gen.
teman from Texas to yield the floor for personal ex
PLANTATION. The Chair understood him to yield 1t alto.
Eether
Mr. McLASE-I was Under an apprehension that be
did
Mr. AsHmuN The gentleman from Vireinia induIged
In terms unsuIed to ths hall VINO brolght the feeling
hero? Who commence cd this perrYna matter? ID not
the gentleman yests day his psce and hurl de-
nuncstonr which said were more fitted for III. plan
talon than for tue House And nov he 20 ernan In
auiacious say. tina, pas cd by him and as
sailed Mr. Richie There Is nothing In the gentleman
to make me fear to encounter bim-to avoid him Il
shall not shrink from any one. When | coupled him
with Mr. Richie did no they are from the same
stats 1t seems that bota were animated by the same
spr that duced the Senate OF Vrgoia TO reuse 10
peas the resolution Of respect to the memory Of Mr.
Adams.