The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-28

,ront 10 him most outrageous insul, offered Il 4.
whole county
We have been told, however, that he was much Ma.
a,ed in his treatment OF by his neighbor and fh.,
Mr.. Evans, Of the House OF Representatives. who i.
some little private grieis TO assuage BY our defeat T
huslling gentleman has been for year STRIVING
bring himself into notice He has several times ASA 4.
- with his oointless darts, and have cast then
i we would the petty missiles Of an angry boy n h.
been disappointed by our estimate OF his endeayo a.
was enraged by the wholesome punishment we had Nv
suited 10 him. He perhaps ,hoo,
we ought TO have treated him as great man. But N
can be so bpi as 10 mistake the hedgerow futierjo,
birding for the Lofty swoop OF the eagle Hence tbp
tears Hence his pathetic appeal TO his friend
pearce 10 "help him, or he sinks" A worthy 10,
Jonathan and David, Damon and Pythias-what J..
your loves 10 the "soul-knit' affections Of Ms.,
Evans and Pearce We will say nothing Of Ms.s
Turney and Ewing Their constituents know them u
hare 10 sely laid then, on The shelf Mr. Pearce has .r
time still TO serve the public; but, unless we have y
greatly misiniormed, all the efforts Of the Republic 10
ya,e him into notice, or to whewash his conduct, u
moi save him from the common fate OF accidental gu
men, made out OF sednt materials. They 20 % N
rockets-they come down like sticks"
From the Republic Of Wednesn
MR pEAEcE AND THE PUBLIC PRINTING
connexon we feel IL duty 10 bear willing testimony
proprey of that gentemans course on the resolution
relief Mr. Richie. which is made the subject csa
Gus comment in The Union OF Saturday. As lar
Tumey is concerned, we care not how much he may J
abused by the sole organ OF The democracy lie one Oh
Unions own. We dare say that his this ub.l
was dictated by the vindctiye motives ascribed M
but Mr.. Pearce, any other WING, The or c0araiu
no right to frptct anythi NC but stmps and are,s Jul
Fooie moved in The mater OF his friends couine
few moments before the adjournment OF the Senate q,
4h of March. Mr.. Pearce desired opportunity Of !
pressi, his views On the merits oflhe resolution. He
unwln that it should be alol ted without such u,
sion, ana he said that to give those views to the eou
would probably require more time Than remained oiu
session. There was no rule of comfy that dem,uI
of him the supple ssion of his opinions and it was ,,
able enough for him to desire that, nsc i'd OF acting ~
ra,ely upon the proposition for Mr. Riches relief
whole sal ject OF public printing should be taken 10 N
dispoaeo 81 on fair and full discussion Sensible As
present system fatally detective, aud that could
| better reformed entrey than by piecemea, he VI
propey declined waive his right place his opinion
record, Tor the take Oh specld
for benefit Of gentleman who had certainly no ca
whate yer to any indulgence favor from any meuba
the wing party.
E1irac from The proceedings of the Senate, Murh t. III
THOMAS RIrclir
| Mr. Foors. want very much 70 get ap join, esoua,
from the House (No 800 Tor The relief OF Thomas RtchA
| A SENATOR That VIA cause debate
! Mr. FoorE Imove TO postpone all the prior odsn
the purpose Of taking up joint resolution No So
l MIR | IN aDfiaX
desire that 1t may be agteed to-
/ Nc SEWARD call lor ,he yeas and nays.
Mr. HAMLiN desire 10 say 10 the Senate, before /.
is Ken, that there is upon the table bill msi
appropriation fr light houses 1t is public bill, AID
would seem 10 me that might be wisdom on lhe PAT :
the Senate let that bin pass 1t will take long;
be done in five minutes.
Mr. SHIELDS. do really hope that the honorable sma
from Mississippi will give way.
Mr.. FoorE. cannot give way for any one. This .
no, only national case, but OF great justice
Mr.. HAmLiN. hope the Senate will consider the i,
house bill rather than this.
i Mr. SHIELDS Wecan take tup as soon a, this resCa
is disposed Of
i Mr. HAMLiS. That resolution cannot pass
/ Mr. FoorE call the senator TO order, lie has nON
to use such language.
4 Mr.. HAMLtN. Most assuredly have.
/ Mr.. toorE. lie is not now under consideration.
Mr.. HAmLlS. know that
! MIR. PrARoE. have but word to say this max /
Il and that Is. that hare The n,atsrafs here for
rhieh Gei buna 10 make and @'ci esn~ot be mad,
ont consuming great deal q time II the Senate rta
to iake up The el under tnsse circumstance 'nn
/ Mr. FoolE Very well we will hear the hono,ak
aoEs speech, il hs chooses to make it, and @t ra 70
stand IT,
The yeas and nays ordered upon the motion
The question being then taken by yeas aud n.p
resolution was taken up--yeas % nays Pas follows
/ YEAs-Messrs. Atchison. Badger, Berren, Botand,
bury. Bright, Clay, Clemens, Dawson, Dickinson,
Of Wisconsin Dodge Of Iowa, Douglas D,wns, y
Fooie, Gwin, Houston Hunter, Jones, King, Mason,
ton, Rusk, Sebastian, Shields, Wbtcomb, and Yuke-
NArs-Messr.: BALDWIN, Bell Chase, Clarke, D.s
Hamln, Miller, Norris. Pearcs, Pratt, Rantou, ~
Seward, Snith, SPruance, Underwood, upham
| Wsles-22.
The Senate as in committee OF the WHOLE proceeded
consider House Joint resolution No 36-being estu
for the relief OF w lism M Belt and bis assignee Ihs
| Richie
Mr.. HALE called for the reading through OF the esda
and it was read accordingly.
/ Mr.. Fo1rE 1t would be sttery idle In any IN
OF this BILL al this late hour OF the session, TO occnH
attention of the Senate by formal aud mehodic hand
have here what shall no; reada clear and dilne
what deem Triumphant assertion oithe petitioners
to redress. THESE remarks of Mr. Foote publuta
the Union OF the 5h instantl
Mr.. PKARcx shall be very far fom saying anyAa
Mr.. Richie which won nd him or his friends Ad
nothing exceeding the statements OF facts as derive
IRON the printed documents which have resulted ioa
examination OF the subject by Congress. have no
to throw reproach upon the political friends Of M Rs
know how natural II is that they should sympa'hW
bim-how natural It is that they should feel for ihe ~
loss that he has stained public printer, pareph
the alliance which mus have existed between h@
honorable gentlemen upon this floor, arising from M
troversies which agitated us so long. know that
firm bond Of alliance ha We been formed and wv
lecty right and natural that they should feel the mos
and sensitive anxiety in regard to tue passage q ihn
luton. But believe 1t to be the duty Of Congress
pass this resolution.
| tHere a message was received from the House, "
that they had passed resolution susPcndng The En
rule OF the houses far related 10 bill NO h'@
House, being the post route bill ]
i Mr.. PEARcK. am very desirous---
i Mr.. Foorx NV honorable friend will allow me,
spirit of perfect rtcsy and OF rcproach,
IL is his deliberate design to speak till the hour OF WEI
are consuming time which might b. devoted % M
public business. Seriously, therefore, II u 70 bis @
to speak more than minutes longer SO rs 70 pe"
having any action upon this resolution, would y n
him the trouble and the time OF the Senate p} w"