The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-24
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NtsutSaroN Saiuulsv. M.ot
A entered ihc : nsir tbsab..
eoclck lsai night. f.aal it- ,...
aiat iran Maiur NJ fos.-.i., i.
tntsi gtllant Onslaught u.,s h.. a
ka cou'rra,ors. ivats sp-aebt5.,,.-
will rmcinaor- uanly ,lusi,e and H..
u vas glorious io sce %. iml. An
iaitbtal mcn 10 ,as s n,t. ,ss.i.
ami stronger hy surh an "a iii.s,. ....il
Is srpahly, ! know. sre his CONNIE, =. IN.
strength ud cncuu1 rennnf Tina
IL ihfif ranks. Al aurnnl h.p o.-.
lu'iv.ng hmgssu miauly fus,s
anticipated victory. AND soH, .rfb...
sorry &C. say wcre hessily drunk. ID.
cHhrlcs VITA uulaunirI cou-sr,
them an al bay, TW,cr senator Bsl..
South Csralini advance q toward. tb. 4
aior irm Maine wIih clenchad fs...
flashed face, as ii to canuu a o....
nss,u', bot ihts only brought hrh r....
"a and rraHuhlel blows Of clo.sars.
logic FROM ih' new Srustor ll.r. F..
South, what they should have hrsnht
1850, that lfthey d'sirsialelyothoI....
they need not deily "a 'ir departure AK
nn account oi thH North Thrp
farh'rucl 70. one ta unny tla.e vI, f..
hntabon, 20 succeed this time. Wa.
too, attempted IN rply Ia somr sl b.
hnnr thrusts of Senator fcsspnaea %.
usual bonhistic uudh-oi Iu'e sra, y
oratorv was heightened probably h, b.,
frequent visits 10 one &c the amt. ch,.,t...
Of the Sen1te MON. Even Dough-. r..3
not endure the clcquonco ut The C,bt.-..
Senator, AMI MT last compelled hiB 10 s.,.
way aud yield the floor Douglas Cam.
mcncod his sporch about midnight eei
spoke tili nearly three IN the m5rning.
The reports Of his speech which Will rr,.l
YOU viii CONVEY bu, faint idea of IT'S Nd,
lcncc and Nulgarity. II was made ODD ID
attacks, mainly, which gave It all the ps.
ancy It possessed. Only those who kp.s
Douglass, or those who heard hun, can h
aware Of his low "Shou Boy" STYLE :
speaking. His snccnng tone aud yulr,
grimaces must be heard aud seen nihl
than described. To Senator Seward \
said IN return Ia courteous cNchnajn.
"Ah YOU can't crawl behind that free no.
ger dodge" He always uses the wal
"niggers' instead of negroes a. apn-s,
IN his printed speeches. To Senator We.
Ter he said, in Bowcry style, "Sit downi,,
is my fight, don't mix in;7 his whole h,f.
rangae abonuhed with such specimen. sni
with frequent collcquies with different Sen.
ators.
Among the Senators who were p,di,u
larry olopdioi, were Mcssrs. Butler an.
.t.rHf
Mr.. Butler went to HIM and put hl. aiu
around his neck, and said "hh, don'
speak. Douglas, tonight, II is too lltr, Sos
can't do justice TO Yourself" lis 6 -,
d-ns and by G--ds were heard quite ds
tinc'ly in the gallery, amid his loud couyc-
satlon.
Gwin insisted upon Wellcr's going OF
with his speech, against the cn,reatics an.
rcmonstranccs Of Douglas, cxcaiming
"My colleague shall speak. don't care
the debate lasts thousand years There
Seward" said Own, at another time, "hoi
got the worst principles of any man in lh
Senate, but he is the best friend Ia Cab
fornia know" at the same time slappiu
Seward on his back.
SAN Houston, q true temperance man
believe, excited some merrmcnt by haua
cups of ten brough, TO him while h. W.
speaking. Tho laughter among the adr
was caused, | believe, by his manner d
pouring the tea from the cup into the sa0
Ger, aud by his Selling the opportunity d
occasional interruptions ~ his sp.ech ,
quietly ehloy his beverage. lie made a
eloquent speech, widely IN contrast Nj.
that of Douglas.
The last lady left the galleries abss. (
o'clock IN the morning, at which time 6
male portion of the audience, also, had b.
como somewhat thin. The Senators wef
provided with oatnbles and drinknblcs r
one OF the adjoining rooms of the Scnll
Chamber, which they frequently visited
believe sue, scene as was enacted b
the Senate last night IL almost unpreceden
ed, and every person who has the least r.
spcct for his country will pray that sue
scenes may never occur again. Tho ho'
rible death of Gardiner, the midnight orga
OF the Senate, and the repeal of the NJ
soun Compromise on the part of that bod,
will together OIL dark page in our h.a
ny Tribune.
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