New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

- ys-v mira .oeec5 though he did not seen
10 be aware of it He diselaimed disonlonlsm l- ~
ore breath, for himself and Ninety nine ~ ~
dred Of the Southern people ana ths uoA - ~
sisir,sd ,b.ti the North coptinaed her "aggfes,
sions" be u ouId be ready for IT, ana ssgG'
motto In the Union if can-out o. IL II Nv saw
He fnsIly pnveusa glimpse ofbis posuop, II no
ing that be would not vote for the PtsS sa Millions
posips az it DID, 70 tempt Texas ~ and be vo1ld
to DO wrong to herself aao me re.st the threatened
pro-! 3 - - f. Fader7l aoyerDment ne expressed
- exas would gay, like Jesus, when
The Wi ore was tempting him. yet tnee OehLna
me, 6etanl a. ;,. oo,,rta,ns,t tina
h,,,"ensd in the lobby of the House subSeqaensly
XIII was dialogue between one ofthe Senators
nj Irx0s herself aud noted Wing representa-
tive from Penpsy vsnia, about thus:
Senator- gow, my friend, you oughtto consider
the advantages which the settlement OF tbs vexea
would give TO your State, through an immense en-
haDtement Of her iron interests.
Rfp7esentattue do you really thank 1t woad
promote our interests in that direction 1N<~
would no doubt, be an important consideration
with some OF Us
Seuatoy.-l certainly think 30
Repyesentative looking rather quizzicsl ana hur-
Yyipe away TO dinner III will go and consult Ger
san OF my colleagues about IL!
But am being led too far away from the dolnga
within the bar | Will return to Ene me Vi
march. The fall Of the Speaker hammer q. t19
conclusion Of Nr. DANIELS speech was sne fi9ua
for very spirited cohtest for The moor BONG VI 'uo
eortestentH having view TO moving the previous
ope.tion in accordance with the understanding OF
which notified you by telegraph this mornlng-
otbeys, for the purpose OF pfolopging the talk
Mr. MCDOWELL Of Va was assigned the moor
sprrtty clear indication that it was understood by
tle Chairman Mr. BOYD, who was acting az tenn
porafy Speaker while hls own ameodmenys were
unoer discussion that it was on all hands eonsld-
cred the last chance. Mr.. MCDOWELL at once az
trscted erea. attention, the members from inc
Wing side crowding around him eagerly. de
rommar ced with an alluson to his speech in the
Virginia Legislature in 1872, and the frequent use
mace of It by Anti Slavery and Pro'5iaVerY
speakers and writer's alike He virtually feoud1'
nnA tie noby .worded sentiments uttered then oy
saying that when, II ever ne Ehoulo stend again
before body having jurisdiction and representing
those who alone hsd right, in bla Judgment, 70
deal with Slavery, be would be ready to re4jtrm
or ,econk the opinions referred TO Yes this was
all that even the great and goct Mcdowell
felt himself permitted to say by your leave, gen.
lie masters Ouch is the terrible slavery OF puo.
lie seutiment in that Mother OF Statement and
Presidents" Observation-Disclosures Virginia
Mr. Mcdowell used up his hour in what was q
niece of well arranged and effective pathos-ap-
pealing to the Northern members TO consider how
The ir section would fee and act ttrested rudely az
Abe South Oh0 DGGi, lds ttluuBH Ocusu hhO 'SVe
agereved her j aud Insisting that III reuslng TO
let slave labor, with lie crueltes go to the ter
Eitories, the Northern emlgrRntF to the ternIo-
Yieg would be more than she equals OF the south
ern emigrants!-all OF which he really seemed
to be sIncere about. Indeed, have no doubt he
ac0s sincere can appreciate bis siaCeuty-ay,
ard even bis timidity, having gone through all OF II.
Mr. MCDoWkLLs hour having Expired, there was
n veil Of "Mr. Speakerl" which was almost
terrific There was not ess than score on their
feet simultaneously.
A crv from several of ago on 30 ont" was now
heard addressed to Mr.. Mcdowell, in accordance
with the double speech arrangement limited ABOVE
He said he would do so ii 1t WaB In accordance with
the general feeling of the House The Speaker
had recognised MIR. HOLMES OF South Carolnaj but
be EXPRESSED his perfect Willingness to give up
nnrt or ali of hia hour even to the distinguished
gentleman from Virginia" Mr. MCDOWELL was
about 10 proceed looked to see wha would nave
the nerve TO resist the magnetic Influence OF the
hour and object 1t was left TO Mr. dlDDIHGs TO
do t. aud to stick 10 it, The Chair sustained the
obiectioD remark lng that the gentleman from south
Carolina could only yield for explanation under the
rpe.
Points of order were the rage, mingled
wilb calls TO "order' from the Chair and various
Members A;Scene of most exciting confusion
wa opened and continued for at least twenty MIN
utes hsf1.scor0 trying TO getln word edge%ays
MCDOWELL stood Drawing the storm with the US
moat comuosure, as mctiOnless as the statue yon
der yisible--nought save his restiesR nervous eye
betrayiRg the least emotion. Hereby he weak
aped the wonderful neral force OF his poslrlon--tOr
he should not have even seemed anxious to be made
an honoted exception The CHAR explained
that bis ruling by no means prevented the gentle.
man from Virgins from speaking. Ii only pre-
vented him from speaking otherwise than m OK
plsDation Mr.. MCDOWsiL resumed. But Mr..
burt interposed (NCDowgLLs speech beng Of
too compromising tone Tor INN j and ne finally
desisted,
MIR Holmes made n rambling, rampant speech,
full OF States rights and chivalry. 1t evolved
nothing new ard had no efec,-the very com
Increment of il being signal for general group
ing and tete.atetoing sl around the Hail. and
buzz which kept him from being heard by
In ten.
The hammer of the Speaker Conn himself now
having resumed the Chair) having announced the
close II Mr.. HoLMEs + hour, there was springing
to the floor ard shout Of "M Speaker Mr.
Spta&trIi Mr.. Spe,0 kcr! ~ MIR. VIII,
fLiANs of yenn, was awarded the prize He an.
nounced his intention to move the previous quef-
hon Mr.. McCLeHNAND appealed to his courtesy,
and he yielded the floor, supposing it wss for sone
sspiaNaf0n, but MCCLkRNAND took advantage Of
hs courtesy aud withdrew his pending motion to
commit the Boundary Bill to the Committee Of
the Whole. Mr. GInDlNGs detecting the trick Ito
destroy the ProViRo iHstructics Of MIR. R0oT, also
pending y obtained the floor from Mr.. WILLIAss
and mace the counter movement of q renewal OF
the motion 10 commit
The SPEAKER was vide awake, however and
suddenly discovered distinction l'without diff
ference pslpably,i between tho soHhdra9a! ana
the maitAg OF the same motion, white the floor is
WELDED for eTp}aAat0H under The plain meaning OF
The rule This was the tirst papsble piece OF uu.
fairness which have ever detected in Mr.. CoBB
and Rs such, denounce Il opeAy while quiso
willing to be convinced that be WAS right and to
take back my censure. fQu.re-Aave tue depuu-
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