The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-08
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| the Senate and said:
wish 10 call the Of the Committee Printing 10
The fact that week ago ordered some docament
be proted in reereace the controversy between this
try and Great Britain have sent % the doeumentoOm
every day get copy Of those documents but
not obtain them perceive by tue National ntelligencsr
however that they we're furnished that print ast Friday
and in the hands Of gentlemen all around the city,
printed By ga. o. r. Nicholson printer OF the Senate bu.
they cannot be obtained at docnmentrooms fAsy
srnahed 10 he newspapers, and evsrybody se bi s Ss-
ale hieh orders and pays for me printing get them
Mr. Pearee. have been told that these documents
printed the Of State before the order print
wac, made here,
Mr. Hale. win only mention this fact the copy which
saw in the hands ofothers the imprint OF ga o. r.
Nicholson, printer Of the Senate, and printed sp-
pose pursuance Of ordor. TIE do cyn'en oppeas
furnished ,e aewspapsrs Of all Our cities and 70 every.
bos escep 10 the Ssaae ehich orders and pays then.
Mr. Fcssenden subsequently said Mr. President, rise
now smply for purpose answering the query which
put few minutes ago by the senator from New iamp
aure do the request OF the Superintendent OF Pub
lie Printing sent for him. and he states that the doea
referred to by the senator embraces only sixyour
pages OF document and pnied BY order Of s
State d;sriba,ioa Monday tast. The printer
with the of Public Printing devoted him.
self to it, and did til but the whole document, which will
the Senate will contain something like four hun
bred Landrod pages. On that they at work
SANITY will be delivered to the Senate just
| it can be printed"
Senator Hale the same day stood IN bis place and
| said
Let me say word honorable senator who
Mr. jones' OF lowa tells me that another
| remark which made might have bad Impression. 1t
might be supposed from the remsrks of the senator from
South Carolina, that had used the term "doaghaccs
my speech The honorable senator from South Carolina
spoke as had used the word Mr. President here my
speech lholdng up pamphlet coPyi never correct my
| speeches.
Mr.. Butler. TO what is the gentleman abiding?
Mr. Hale The senator did hear what said. The
South Carolina spoke used the term dough
faces in my speech.
Mr.. Butler. Somebody used IL.
MIR. Hale. That do deny. ! going to say that
speech printed just exactly spoke it,
my speeches They poor enough when they
delivered under the impulse OF the moment in the Senate
chamber, and know they would be much worse il went
into printing Office them and therefore
the reporters, Never bring your notes TO what
say let CO." On the morning after this speech de-
vered the proof Sheets and possibly made three
verbal corrections such putting in
thing of that sort but never altered word nor did
add a word, did take out word have not read
the speech and II body End the term dough face"
or any thing like it, in that speech, confess shall be
ceedngly mistaken. IL is not there. do not allow my
self such language, in the Senate or elsewhere
Mr.. Clay. Mr.. President, the senator from New Hsmp
shire has repeatedly that he Of
fenve expression. been suggesed and he dscam
having used it, and he it cannot be found In Of his
speeches shall direct my attention to other offensive
expressions of that but nasmuch he expressly
dscaned the Of one, wish to call his attention and that
of the Senate speech which he made days ago.
wish call the attention Of the Senate to the fact that
does designate by offensive term particular class and
only particular class but class who sit upon this
which does include the senator from Connect
Ohio, aud many other senators from
who resist that fsnatca spirit
which be and Others prefer to pander Here the
sion In speech which he made the 76h Of February In
reply from Tennessee, Mr. Jones' he used this
1 Il h1t
which, II understand him, underwent his supervision
and corrcction--- s#4~
Mr. Hale. Which did not, said.
Mr. Clay. The senator said he looked the speech
and made one two corrections That thought
that it had been revised by him. Now here II h.
and submit e Judgment OF the Senate whether have
any charge imputed words the senator which be
did use, and whether have msconstrucd their sppca
ton. He says;
"why, cir, suppose northern aggression that
| pesed the Missouri Compromise Wa u mott ~ was
northern aggression that made upon Mexico and took
such great portion Of territory and boted the
srcon of slavery which that semi people had i'm
'ninion Wa. that northern aggression i Is northern
aggression which held OF the high places Of this
s bene 81 the Supreme Court Il northern aggression
that out this country That vast majority Of The
eternal minority that everlasting citadel Of ssvsryyour
supreme Court OF the United States IL northern sggres
many times that had begun TO suppose people
would be tired Of using it, What have done Welfare
minority here, because you have bought up
enough control We have always been in minority
| practically"
practical minority where, sirf On this noor.
That conclusion None other be drawn from IL
| /" Dough-facesr Who, sir2 Those northern who
chose BY the rights which the South has under The
those the whom be traduces and re-
vilee as 'doug faces" bought up by the South.
Mr.. Hale. Let put myself right ~ far ~ The
part Of speech which under the slight revision
which made a speech which delivered the 18th Of
February, 1856. IL printed before word Of IT,
After IL printed the printer tof the pamphlet and
there enough Of that speech TO I'LL the
pages which be had advertised would constitute the
pamphlet told him, them that he might take the remark,
which had made few days before, introductory 10 H.
which be did take the Globe The report Of those
marks never saw read after they printed
so that Il did under any supervision Of mine ALL
Now viii COMES. the word Is there, appears think
did not nee It; but did IL, sorry for il.
actually sorry that used IT, because do like such
language and Il do IT, IL is the impulse Of the
men and sorry that the word put r the remarks
which made do like the rhetoric Of the thing
10 say nothing ec. Besides, speaking Of the history
Of the past, and not OF the presents and drawing
contrast between the past and the present in the remarks
& ON which the from Aabams has quoted That
1 all, sir = a-s,u. - s.asr
i THE SENATORIAL CONTEST IN CALIFORNIA.
1 Under date Of January 23a the Sacramento CORES
/ pondent Of the New York Times writes as follows;
0Tho day opened brilliantly snd beautifully and the
bright warm sun called the hundreds Of lovely
women, the great Joy OF millners and shopkeeper