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deem the CHruRy PrcToRAL an admirable com
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTlON CLAlMANIs:
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Mr. SCHENCK moved ! suspension Of The rules io
the consideration OF resolution directing the Commute,
Of Ways and Means 10 inquire into and report the COS
a hitting out and sending the United States shp.ofhe
line Pennsylvania 10 convey American products 10 the
Worlds Fair in London in May next.
Bat pending the consideration Of this motion an inef
fectual motion. to adjourn was made f.Fts Ft.
The question recurring on the motion TO suspend The
rules ,',n .Fi ite &A
Mr. MEADE remarked that the cost upon the treasury
for carrying out this object would be half q million Of
dollars tRt
The SPEAKER. checking debate, put the question on
the mo len suspend the rules and II was not agreed
to-ayes 81, noes IT, . ...f ei..
And then, on motion, the House adjourned
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II there we're not one atom OF merit in the speech OF this
worthy gentleman and admirable representative Of the
Detroit district we should consider il an ACT OF Justice
we say further, OF gratitude 10 himto pay him the pooI
compliment OF republication Of his speech in The col
umns OF the Uaioa But il is compliment which we
would pay with all our heart for be deserves il for his
whole course 10 the last Congress- and especially for his
manly and patriotic spirit in voting for series Of
ures which he deemed necessary TO promote the peace
and preserve the Union Of the republic He met at re.
sponsbiliiy with the moral courage which the crisis in.
voked With an unhinching resolution he threw himself
into the breach like Cuus for the salvation OF bis country
and honor him for the effort, and deeply sympathze
with him for the sacrifice he has provoked momeuiary
deluson came over his district and he was defeated Al
any other time be would have dehed all opposton The
unanimous nominee OF the democratic convention he
would have secured bis reelection without officially
but slave case was got up 10 the very nick Of time
Detroit BY the and cunning Of the oppostion was
turned against him violent was created against
the fugitive slave bill, and the tide was directed against
him who had voted for IL The waves were suddenly dashed
into tempest. and the worthy representative Of Detroit
was swept away In the hubbub oil the election Had The
election come al any other moment, Mr.. Bus would
have been safe fortnight fos,nght later
and all would nave been we'll MANY Oh me very men
who voted against him, informed, had scarcely
done the deed when their eyes opened. and they
would have aioned for the which they had commit
ted but it was too late After the present session he
ceases to be member Of the House OF Representatives
Bn, he will leave us amid the regrets and sympa,hes Of
the people whom he has served and Of every patriot in
the nation He has experienced the martyrs fate, but Il
Is with the honor and gratitude which due TO the
martyr.
These feelings would have prompted us Of themselves
to republish This speech Of Mr. Buell. delivered the pub
lie and complimentary dinner At Deiroil bat there ara
merits in the speech sef-a noble burst Of patriotism,
manly eloquence that goes the heart Of all and force
Of argument and an accuracy Of resemch-which would
have entitled il TO place in columns We yield n
with great pleasure-never with greater. We recon-
mend II TO the attention OF all our readers Read H. we
beseech you; and we that when you shall have
perused il all you will say with "hsisa honest pa
trio and an able statesman, whom generous and en-
lghsensd people win not permit to remain long in the
shades Of retirement" .at3l