Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-06-16

And to these may be added the name of the i'm
maculate member from New York, [Mr. Matteson,]
hundred copies.
Mr.. NORRIS of Pennsylvania. Will the gentleman
also put in his speech the list of subscribers to Sena
tor Hammond's speech?
Mr.. SHAW, of North-Caroina. Every one under
stands why the gentleman and his allies circulated
Senator Hammond's speech The gentlemay need
bring that up here, for tell him that the people
of North-Carona are not quite SO green as my COL
league seems to think many of them In mis-
first speech he said he was told by friend that
many of the people were like nest of young birds
"tap on the tree and they will open their mouths
and swallow the worm." Let me tell the gentleman
from Pennsylvania that the birds of North Carolina
not simple enough to open their mouths for any
such worm as that which he offers them.
Mr.. CoMINs. You have not read my name there.
Put it down for one thousand.
Mr.. SHAW, of North Carolina. What is the gen.
tlemans name2 f@i
Several Members Comns, of Massachusetts,
Mr.. SHAW, of North Carolina. Mr.. Comins takes
one thousand copies l hope the reporter will put
that down.
Mr.. CLARK B. CocHRANE Has the gentleman read
all the names of the subscribers?
Mr.. SHAW, of North arolina. Yes. Does the
gentleman want to put his name DOWN.
Mr.. CLARK B. CocHRANE No, sir.
Mr.. SHAW, of North Carolina. If the edition of
my colleagues first speech be exhausted the gentle.
man may be able to obtain some Of his last one and
doubt not it will answer as useful purpose as the
first. s- -
Mr.. MORGAN. would say to the gentleman from
North Carolina that we on this side of the House
subscribed for more copies of Mr. Gartrel's speech
Mr.. SHAW, of North Carolina. have failed for
want of time to notice all the points which my co.'s
league made in his speech. do not, however, deem
it at all necessary or important. would, IL had
time. state here what is the political character of
each of the gentlemen who have subscribed for nv
colleagues speech, in order that every citizen Of
North Carolina, whether he be reading man or not
may know whether The statement that have made
to my colleagues speech receiving the cohmenda.
ton of the Black Republican party of the country
was true or not. .
Having said thus much, Mr.. Chairman. by way
Of putting an end now. henceforth, and forever to
the question. call upon gentlemen here who
witnessed the same scene that did, to state what
they saw. and what their recollection Of it il
Mr.. LETTER. Mr. Chairman--, s ss S.
Mr.. SHAW, Of North Carolina. Ny time IL NOT
out, and dosnot give way to the gentleman from
{ Ohio Bnt do not want an e1 pdrts case made up
here. am perfectly willing to hear him Or any
other gentiemap make . statement il regard to the
matter, after the gentlemen to whom have refer
red shall have made their statements go 80.
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