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country turned to this debate and TO tbs cour-
whole country to unaerstana that the oiss
lasn Living N conFretsthe man who here At the
mar, In the whole Congress refused courtesy whic
county.
Mr. Com tdem) q An.-The gentlomans statement il
Mr. qRk, idenl oS s {. S.-He is mistaken.
f.s MT n REls den Of CAS- the gentleman wants th.
for chs e e sts;s o,stl them as shsy arr,
The cIAIRmas-Tho sentleman Illinois upon tbs
hqsT s .s
90 wog1d m vs Ssr y bp ss aw e q r. .ad
view Of the sperenee the gentleman he
NJ e csS.~as ss to point Of III.
speech inside d the speech
MI s Am proceeding BY the permission Of the
.s%an es Tor
Cries SSre q Coed good good"
during short probation and ask there is anytIax
Sssr@inatioa should is made ssainst Iini
Mr. CLisenSN insist upon my point Of orderthat
Gsos Sppsa the committee @ to, tS extend to the
n sl S % ~ the
from sa ,d MsSsr, pIsss.dins Sanssa vita
% II to II
To he rTes majority allow the ssntiema
Mr. Mr. csISGMAs-Met atsn ,.
,,i MI WAsnnuRS (*hig9 of Me-wll the gentleman fro.
Cries Of Sf"S Order, s : order Order"
NJ BAyLy-I call che gentleman to order He is not
The The Gn3IasAN-Tha.i is not a point of order.
MT W, che last Congress case precisely
l
MARKS and upon the motion some gentleman the COM
mistee M Sns11R,, gave bin an extension s Of time
Mr. WAsnpuRN--Tt was a vote of the committee The
gentleman is mistaken.
not s is TO tho
70 % Gno. gentleman s.d n from Illinois Is snuss
panaon except by the unanimous consent commit
Mr. PEcKnAs, dem of N. Y.-From that decision ap-
The CHAIRMANThe question will be- shall tho decision
MI PEcKgAa-I understand there objection Ii.
s yl,
4 hope the objection etc will sS With
I You'd have finished is his remarks before this ms
Several gentlemen here rose at the same time and ad
ns MR. s1 aen Of rise TO !. question Of ordos
The CHAInmAS-The gentleman from illinois 10 entitled
ri NJ DSssssS hope the gentleman from Illinois
The CHAIRmAs-Tbe Chair understands tina. an appeal
tieman without the consent Of the
eo%nittee M M ,-,,-,.,v. ~ ,.,--,..,,..-
epds 81 the have nahn 10 ahS sa esns rn % ina1 oos
venerable colleague Az may say opposition account q
ne committee extend him the permitting
Mr. BIssnII, @cmJ Of III That he may proceed in the
r sSos y wa.@1 ay ' an opportunis,
sa TSrd Gan get ne attention Of hS h I
gen Missouri should be allowed finish hi.
ee y himself to te committee and to the country that
Mr.. cISeMArI rise to question of order. All thi.
MIR sarui bope tba re,t,eman will .llox mo IA "a a,
and fnish the single remark making.
dssss sshS5 IS 1s a os
and think, think it had had better ter be be stopped,
The CnARMANThe gentleman from illinois is entitled
NJ st. rise to privileged question
Mr. sMirH appeal TO the to listen for
from 1Tfs ys.ia
s, sss ssrs spe Sesfryss snvis moment
MT am willing 70 yield 70 the sen.lenaa
ssGn = ssH,spsn n..sssSas
Mr. CIIScMis-Certainiy there is have objected and
others members have objected.
& @ %9t S The The psn s1ds1 Aas
he Rs hss ,hs nshs to Gi1Gy pSeSR
Of the rules Of the House the from
COMMITTEES, and not Otherwise.
Mr. ProKnAMFrom that decision respectfully take
appeal.
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decision Of the chair stand the judgment Of the
Mr. oRR-Upon that question demand teIIers.
Ghere less confusion throughout these
Tho question taken sustaining the decision Of the
shsir when ninety sn votes Were given In the Affirmative
The roll called when decidedly more than quorum
eussion on points Of order,
might be the gentleman from Mis-
The in response inquiry said the amend
Mr. BrNros-That g all want. daughter Members
Mr. SMITH OF Va rose 10 question Of order after
at wi Which hG4 sss f stepped 45pSSSioIy
dent, when carried to Sm for Rs approval. General
jackson rejected one for that cause and i WAS less
the last day Of his last administration, and quarter
s specie %Sns9s nna 0 tho
q thousands Of local banks as the currency Of the
to e qSnS in dTsS o. gsS' s sns pa
we're necessary mp the design and i piled
D , was & ss 70 ~ aorSsS rsss - snd
who eqsay puzzled lie then t fstgTpsS urn II with
this ss er
@ %, s hss s 3 Of % sn sVs ss
changed and under eyry phase thoy bad to be received
S yet q and '11 a@ss Gf'
In the Of his sarcastic remarks upon soyersgny
people them 9s. a. GSs.%s Ss
every asa evor,sas Denied s.n,sa rssSGm ssdG.a
S % ,ss+ .an d'ass The ss1s ans s's
ana eopssto rst 3 ssSa
rhich they have no hand eeetng and only allowed to
admit mot slavery. Their sovereignty extends to
Tie suheot Of slavery and only side Of thatthe ad
ntrg sidc-tbc other half boiag held by the constu
tion fch exendeLoyer then and which, according to
tic reading Of the supporters Of the BILL forbds
and slave population The question OF slavery
In these territories thrown open territorial action win
Io Of numbers ani question Of the majority
seaint slavery and what chance would the Shareholders
have such contest. No abance At all The slave
grants would he outnumbsred and compelled TO play
most unequal game, not only in pent OF numbers
hut also In point OF stakes fhe slsvehoider stakes
his property and has II on lose IL, IL out
voted the polls I nothing which siavehoidcrs
are to cain under this bl-nothirs but an upeausi
and yexRtous contest n which they are 70 be the losers
dcprecate suoh conset, and did my best 70 keepit
OF Of Missouri when her constitution WAS
formed IL Il now four months since this movement for
the abrogaon the Missouri compromise commencedt IN
which will prevent citizen from going
there This Is s4uatter sovereignty nom
Intervention and power 20 egslate in she Territories
upon slavery And this is called principthe principle
tn ApvoTlc alSne TO settle tn.
Question slavery for themsAve How settle ~ That
can only done in organic act; tnd they have no
such act, they have any snsh act until thew
make constitution for S.s.o govern aent. All tha rcstfs
t f