New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-29

si0ns for hundreds 0f years. twas Tor asserting pih
cpe that he cenured by the House not because "ha
be had asserted was untrue.
Mr. PERKINS said the decision in Louisiana was not
tothe effect OF the geniemans resolutions 1t was that
slave being voluntarily carried into free STATE the owner
lost ell power over him
Mr.. GiDDINGS-1he gentleman is mistaken, under
stand better than he does r freed by being taken
t. France.
Mr. PERKINS-Tbat is free State.
Mr.. GIDDINGS-No, il ia an empire. Laughter
he theI refued the charge of Mr. Smith, that attef re
ceivDg the rebuke Of the House he was returned by
diminished majority, and said the gentleman had fof
gotten bis place He was not on plantation here WIZ
whip in hand shing it over the shoulders Of s,yes
bis Giddings constituents had ndorssd him tor twenty
years OF the two hundred aud twenty members al the
commencement OF that period, he only was spared m,n
umen The gentleman from Virginia at the ena oi ",
Congress that passed the dispesret and s's
ten years repose, had been thrown up by the Po.eA
storm Of 1852 bright aud he was now the wnP
Per in OF the Administration. Laughter. Win Joe.Ey
cap and in full dress and spurs, be undertakes 70 as'
every right up to the line, say ing. Go - ne
newed laughter lie vndicated himself from the ehalss
hst be had failed 10 repeat his experiment. quoting %
former speeches to show that during every Congress W.
had not relaxed in his fearless abolition expressions h
challenged Mr. Smith TO maintain his position ana sa
Ell fhe gentleman had fabricated misrepeeena9ns "a
Or bis sterile brain and had plunged IN the mre VI
hoods
Mr. TAYLOR Tenn wished to ask the Char q1s
ton He believed In the freedom Of speech ous ss
taught to believe that sdelberatye body OF 'h
governed by rules Of decorum Was the gsn'e"'"
ip orderl lCries Of Go on :" Go on II.
Nr. GIDDINGS said that he had nothing to say S nSS
might stand here till to and scoad not comn'''
language 10 reach the gentleman of Virginia r..
NJ SMITH obtained general consent 10 reply IN.
crowd around Mr. Giddings shifted TO the mneis',
vicinity of sr Smith Much confusion during TINS m''''
process Quiet at last restored. o,,, .
Nr SMITH SAID the gentleman from Ono hsd e., e.
hau.ted the vocabulary Of yulgarty and had a
his trade Of defamation and scandal was not learnso
association with gentlemen bu! with free negroes nt
ing repested what he said yesterday be remarked th ~
had referred TO Mr.. Adams and Mr Oiddns - =, AZ
tieps OF the abolition spirit and had no occasion OF as
sign TO misrepresent them Parliamentary cognes!m,
o,iired him TO say the honorable gentleman bat ne ms,l
II usipg this term refer to the member from oaie
"a John Quincy Adam he declared in debate on ihs -.
of February lsii: Let abolition come even al tnse
peuse OF tie entire sayehoding sesiiOn Of this non
Ibis ves an outrage on every element Of humanN ~
wss moral treason to the Constitution OF the hsPhs
Ii, Tie sentiment hnds response only IL ,ne ~, -
SIN Of the member from Ohio, who, thougA p,
ftssing good nature. has shown the msisa!! Oh,
cowaidly fend When the member. the House i haI ~
eensurta him was about to go home he went '0a"A