The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18

no. believe the ssn.tor uttered = ae ssaass r.
words that the Senators from New Yerk saA oAls vssA
senator had spoken the words charging him with haag
uttered language dspsraging to American citssas TITO
senator bad never spoken here Of these things new
printed In his speech. But the Senator had skulksA
them, and In his private had written words in his
speech which he did not dare 70 utter in the ssnass
Mr.. CLArToS-Thats lie that's . lie
The CHAiHxAx called tia senator to order.
Mr. DosoH (dsul OF Iowa read the particular part Of
Mr.. Ciayten's published speech wherein he says tho
their own words think and he asked ths Senator II
By that remark he meant that he odge) had eaton any
OF his words
Mr. CrAYIoS did not. On my honor did not
Nj Done. continued his remarks. BE faid that few
days since the Senator had commented upon his having
styled the Native American Know Nothing orgauisa
tion contemplate &C. He had used these words and
be induced TO suppose the Native American organi
city Of brothery love with American blood shed By
American hands which had torn down. AMI desecrated
and fred temples which had been ereclsd to the living
American feelings and principles. II the Know Nothnss
OF the present cay are the counterpart q tho Native
American organization who had committed these eutra
ges be desired TO be understood freely and publicly
speaking Of them contemplate U0V wore hsrs
present authorized to speak Of theo Ups aad OBJ
jects, and il upon disclosure of tha1 principles
were sound American principles, II tt - 70 qure
him to prescribe his own father hc1uD = was
Catholic prescribe his friend and his
father was native Of Wales. If the principles Of that
Order such that all republicans could embrace them
then he would unsay all that he had said OF them. He
He said that the people OF Iowa welcomed these people
there They were there ia large numbers, and no st
had ever been made by there TO resist the
execution Of the laws the consitu tion He
dsoy atty among them But supposfng they Of the
dangerous character imputed to them this bill would
Eeye the Atlantic states Of them and settle them IN
tern States, where they would be welcomed
MI CLAYTON said that no man perhaps knew less OF the
Know Nothings than he did He desired TO correct the
Senator from Iowa in historical fact II not true
that Americans had shed the first blood at Philadelphia
The Americans assembled in meeting, and de-
Hral ard shnt On he iyOar4
This what led to all the future disturbances OF tina
Know NOthings, he said before, he knew nothing The
Senator from New York had read statement Of their
principles from some obscure print in Boston. III that
aper to be credited, of their principles
upon Romanism. The grounds of their opposition
Romanism he did not know, nor did he know that in
act they opposed to it, But the Senate would
member the occasion months ago when the Senator
from Michigan had made speech upon the intolerance
OF Catholic churches
Mr. Cas- denied having made any speech the intole
rance of the Catholic church
tors speech something was said to tho intolerant
sentiments Of paper called the Shepherd Of he Valley
published under the authority Of bishop Of that ohuroh
lie would ask the Senator from Michigan IT. after that
Speech he had not received a copy Of that paper con-
tanning the most intoerant sentimentss
Mr. CAss said that he had received such paper.
Mr. CLAYTON said that paper bore at its head the
Of the bishop Of that DIOCESE and the editor asserted
that it was published BY the authority and
that these know Nothings seeing this most intoiersnt
doctrine and sentiment proclaimed In paper sane
toned, and believing that carried out would leopard
their civil and religious liberty, they not
sable in opposing sentiments which they had reason to
heye the avowed doctrines of that charch Some Of
Catholics and he could not believe these htoerant
tments entertained By the Catholics Of this country
without further evidence.
Mr. WELLER said he had some remarks to mako ON this
bill and would, Therefore, move for an adjournment In
the meantime, he hoped nothing serious would grow out
Of the dfcul between his young friends the Senators
from Ohio and Delaware.
Adjourned.