New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

leseue tNir. WilcOxl had, in rather h..
OF the Old Line Democrats a. trvi ,a' la'1e spoken
INTO ihe DEMOCRATIC party They -, ~ sneak 0asl
tne party but Mr.. Wlcox and bis lever ouioi
inslnselyes OUTSIDE the pale of the De@Sa'ts put
Joining the Union party, which heinz eooociacy by
men OF the Wing and Demoerat,c B 'Brs composed u
VennOn. "o DemocIatc Con
Mr.. wilcox Miss rose and 49,,
was informed that was to be dsnounces ssaila'-l
ing by my irlend for had esteemed s eu tns morn
and he Is such; but really the stcr MIN as such
missiles are weak, and have felie1 ~ ~ passed. Hs
feet. My colleague says thar Seoaal liess At M
MISSISSIPPI existed IN chimera. and ~, panJh
no party OF Secession. 1 had 1hole .la. tneie vas
gentleman bad too high regard ~. fa,ougat that hs
oeciafatl9h 20 Volo Of truth ISensanor W naiss
Mr.. BRoWE-l desire to ask NV In
Goes ne mean TO say | have been o,l,, ,.oague,
islsehooo the inference may be len ,ps3 s3SSl5 Of
some gentlemen. ' Ill 'he mndso
Mr.. WLcsx-l have spoken boIdlu
language cannot be misunderstood on ,5b.,uy ny
NIT. BRowN-DO you mean h plulA
whas ansVe stated is false Looking sts,nI nay may
MIR. WmcOx-lf YOU mean -
there is nobody in Mississippi in favor ~ 81 say tna
it is false. q" ia'of Of secession
The last word was scarcely ptte,o5
Iore Brown drew off and planted 6lo 4 r oe-
lace wilcox returned 1t, and bo clencI "1coxs
noneAt tne house and galiaries were tb,o. ~
the WIDEST alarm and confusion those *n into
rles stretching over to see the mani VIM IN ,ae gale
pers Jumped from their desks and few o ,S nem'
OF cOhllc1. several moments elapsed oeior 'Vels
ngeIehs Were separated Brown witb d@.as IA, us-
MSs removed % feet frem his antagons W1o W,ca!
Jumped upon his desk crying, 81 can W1,oA,.uo 1uooK
me &C." oranoishing his arms in the Air "A-le1
the 6ghtingi" SOP
Ny Coo has Wilcox got knife %
A hundred voices joined in the confusion. c,u,.
lo6 tne SeTgeant-at' Arms, the officers, &c -'4s
several OF the pages were knocked over in thale,.
citement. The greatest alarm prevailed.
1uIMs 1hese proceedings the Speaker hurried
ORDER 1''N 0'''''-n'us
MIR. BAYLY's voice was heard aboveth
din, saying, !" demand that the sergeant-at.Am,
| take those persons into castodyn
The SPEAKER continued knocking. say.
ing IN the intervals " The Chair lkRockl win Aso
knock no proposition until order is restored
KNOCK, knock He then requested the SereemI
at Arms and other officers to perform their duty.
Mr.. McLANAHAE, pa. LET the Chain.
man OF the Committee make his report [Cuesd
"No," no." order
The SPEAKER-The report will be r.
ceived when order is restored He earnestly An
pealed to gentlemen to take their seats
Mr.. RICHARDSON Ql)-I was going to
make that request
Five minutes OF more elapsed, when
amid comparative quiet the ChsiIman Of the CON-
mittee reported progress.
Mr.. CLINGMAN IN. C.) offered Resou.
tion to close the debate IN one hour after the House
shall again go into Committee. question forder
arose, when
Mr.. McMULLEN (Va.) mOvedtO lay the
resolution on the taOle-But the question was mega.
tived.
Mr.. BRowN Miss asked the general
consent of the House to make personal sxpana,
ton [0ries, "agreed, agreed -" nobody OOsapl
The SPEAKER requested gentlemen TO
resume their seats.
Mr.. BROwN then said During the siI
years have occupied seat on this floor am no
sensible of having violated decOfum, or cemmlaN
any breach on the rules OF the House. | deeply and
painfully regret thatthere should have been nscst
sity for my doing so now. shall not recur to The
circumstances under which was induced to Pefph
tIate the act In the presence OF the Housewife J.
know was breach OF It's rules-a violation Of pAfl
mentaTy deoorum-aDd a thing | would not aaH
been gullty0f, except under a very pressing andet
traoIomsTy necessity. Iapologlze to the Hoase 3D.
! eeIelY, earnestly from my heart / Apologize pn
representatives OF the people, and express 70 aan
my deep and heartfelt regret that engaged m
! transaction which by possibility can cas- digeti
on the Councils OF the Nation. More than this can
not say. The House, trust, Will receive the 1pO'
Ogy. l throw myself on the indulgence ofihs eoin.
try and ask its pardon. l offer the guarantee Which
a past life in the service of my c0unty afddl D1
like occurrence will not again take place. unless
! under some other very e1traOIolnary and unusual
pTovocatiOn. 1 am the last man to H0lsle decoIum
IN the smallest particular, much less violate II IN 50
fasIant manner as to attract tho attention Of the
House.
Mr.. Wilcox (Miss.) said, it is a mat
ter Of regret that rise soon aher having become
Identified with this body to make an apology for .
breach of its rules During the time have been a
member OF this House, have endeavOfeo, 30 lar az
in me lies TO discharge all the duties dsvoYing upon
me as Represen.atlVe and to comply stncly ana
Ilgldly with the rules and regulations governing th
House that the quiet repose Of this deli0eran''
body has been DISTURBED, Is 10 me matter OF heaH
felt sorrow. l tender an apology; mean what
say as the language OF my heart intended no dis
paYaeement to the Representatives. OF this Natlon ant
enter nv disclaimer to this effect But my homer
able colleague alluded indirectly to the unpleasant
difficulty, permit me to say consider the wfoal
and outrage offered JUSTIFIED nae IN the course Pq'
sued. l have nothing further 70 say, except ocam
the indulgence sno forgiveness oiyou VINO lSMiS'
unanimous and generous
Mr. JOHNSON (Ark) )-l move that the
| gentlemen be excused Do / understand they nave
been arrested by order Ct the Housel
Mr.. CLNGMAN IN. c.. said there were
no proceedings yet, and he hoped none would be
found necessary.
The SPEAKER said the Sergeant-aE-AIms
was called, but there had been no arrests
Mr.. JOHNSON (Ark.)-I withdraw the
motion.
The resolution to terminate the debate
in one hour after the House shall again 80 lne
! Committed was adopted.
Several Intellectual motions were MADE
to adjourn until Monday, and, after much coniulon
the House Adjourned till tomorrow.
WEW.YORK LEGIsLATURE.