Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-02-13
THE ANTI-SLAV VERY BUGLE.

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Iin ~ pnsos ,n'rs RI WIS a qdnes 'nat Mas ,ho
roll TO La called on n motion 10 e,c,so n member
from voting, and the business of the session went
on.
At a little before sevep this morn;no Tho uouse
od;ourned m motion oS NJ on;,Son 20 od.
ioSrn ,ll Mondav when a vo,e IL 70 ho ioten IN
a reference of the Presidents Kansas message,
without any further delay,
WASHINGTON Cry. Feb. 8.
IIoUsE.-The galleries of The House we're more
thronged on the opening of the session than on
any previous occasion, including many ladies.
The speaker announced the pending proposition
to he on seconding the demand for tho previous
question on the several motions to refer the Presi.
dents special Kansas message.
Tho don,ond . sooo,aod huo ro,o IF no %
los.
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Mr.. Washburn did not press his motion.
Inc man question was then ordered TO DO pn'
oy a vote OF llS yeas TO loi nays
Inc result oil TINS vote was watched oy mem
oeps anu spectators win tne greatest Anxiety
lhe next question was announced to De on the
motion OF MIR. Stephens. tl Ga., to refer the
Message to :he on Territories.
The House disagreed on this motion, the vote
., ~ ~ 10Y,
|. me next question 10 oe TAKEN was aneIunoeu
10 v On 'He resolution Vi Nri narlIs! q, W
reier TUE "essage 10" epec'"i oonhhi''ee u 'ne
SENATE
The question on the resolution OF Mr.. Harris,
Vi i'ihVis, iora reference TO o speclal commit
~ "' oee UNIV ""' e''iieu' Jeao Aih ""J'
49,
Mr. harris' OF ILLINOIS, moved to reconsider inc
vote ana lay That motion on the table, when
VS. carried by Ito against III.
MIR. Hngh's resolution merely to refer the
hahsas message 10 u select COMMITTEE OF l5'as
amehueu oy me adoption CT Mr.. llarris' suDsu,
III III s''n aO0'0' WIS "s'eou " ny i' asa'n''
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nr. ,ha eT',Ooo w q poaoonat eApiaue.on, o"5
nn11s dnr;n, ,he a mou'u Gu Tr3 ."a y piooi "
nn, $500. - 49,.
,ha, ~ sso"Li n".'noa %"ouIe Nv 10. h' o" 49,
s;h,ii,;os a.. ~ u; ;ouo -" ;n a. a i.oponl
decorum. He was the aporessor. and Whatever
of responsibility properly attached to that act
belongs to him alone. IL was also due TO ius,ics
that be should make whatever -epara,iou it was
in his mower to IN. dignity and decorum of the
House thus violated. lie did this in expression
Of his profound regret at the occurrence. Per-
sonal collisions are always unpleasant, and very
seldom excusable, rarely UNSUITABLE, never in a
legislative oGdy' lie ielt IN iuii force the respon'
sloiilty which he assumed IN saying that he was
ID ~ 6ssiivmoso any ,Li .naa u Luz Inv T, w." u.I Z
othar nam, ~ 'nre VIZ .I" 10 .nb p :. o -"
h ,r"s dirnn,eJ II, " In, 'n nn "~ n,ora ,bnS
haSing received It.. With tins explanation he