, 1859-12-14

be did not act the sneaking spaniel, aud shrink
from the duty OF repelling it-pointnc directly
nt Judge Kellogg when be screamed out The in
sulting remark.
Ths Judge, who was about twenty feet distant,
instantly arose aud inquired, do you apply that
term to me! He paused dozen seconds ior an
answer; nnne being made, he made rush at
Logan, pushing aa!de a number Of membera and
ploxing his way towards the individual vino
had 80 grossly insulted him. Logan executed
rapid retreat to the further end Of the sofa,
when lie hastily fumblcd for sometllinc in bis
osercoat pocket; before he had time to extract
bis rero'yer or bowie knife, kel'ogg's advance
was blocked by a dozen members who rushed
between the belligerents, and dragged him
away. lie had got within one step oi choking
distance, and in smother instant the member
for the Ninth District would hare found bis
neck IN the grip Of mastiG, instead Of
spaniel Order WIS soon restored. sud the
Judge resumed his seat: zcreral Southern mem.
be.s sat down beside him.
Mr.. Taylor, venerable looking gentleman
from Louisiana, suggested that it was now evil
dent ahe time had dariiyed when such discussions
and such scenes should cease; and that
be moved that the House ahou.d proceed 10 bal
lot Tor Speaker, and To continue ba1loting until
one wns obtained, 80 that there might be some
person ia preserve order and dccOrum in de-
bate, and 10 check the gross personalities that
some gentlemen indu1;ed in.- Logan refused
TO yield the aoor, though It brlouge. .o Stanton
Of Ohio. Dir. Taylor eptre.t=d linn to s!esiss
from his train Of talk, NJ it was serving uu usc-
ful purpose, and if he had any further remarks,
to deliver them when there was presiding otti-
Ger clec.ed. But to the disgust Of all sides, Lo-
gan insisted on returning the door, though he
was hssed when he recommended. He then
proceeded to discuss Illinois politics. Let me
trace him little further. lie took up the part
Of witness who turns Stste's EVIDENCE. LIE
proceeded to tell tht Gre-caters how anti" nu-
tional" was one.half Of tue people of Illinois.
lie charged that if negro fleeing Sorthward
TO escape slavery that If he came 10 the House
Of 4 Republican and asked fur bread, or bed,
ing him, casting him into the nearest prison
aud advertise for IN owner, thy soouti lit lin
got They would point the road that leads TO
the Queens dominions; they would giro him
food to eat on the way, and directions where to
lind the next friendly roof. Thut kellogg's dis
trict was full Of that sort Of bad people. He
saia that the Republicans Of Illinois called The
catching OF fugitive t1avcs dirty work, which
they left to the Democrats Of Egypt to do; that
tdey would not soil their dainty hands with such
nasty business. But he would tell the Black
Republicans thst lie aud his Democratic cons.it-
ueuts did not feel above doing this ''diriy work"
for tho South! That uhen fugitive passed
through Ais district, he would pursue him, catch
md imprisou him until En- owner came to claim
she runaway. And every good Democrat in
Illinois would do the same. lie wanted to place
his constituents aud the Illinois Democracy
right in the eyes Of their Southern brethren.
Alter utterang these ditgracelul md iahuman
| sentiments, be had the et1rontery to make an
appeal to the Aati-Lecompton uemocrts rho
refused to affiliate With Tue Administration.
| He e1horted them to come forward and Join
hands with the Lecomptonites against the Re-
publ;caus. The resorts and questions by Has.
kin and Horace T. Clark, Of n. T., eicited
answers from Logan tllnt rrore him to bc the
| most contemplate Of all Northern doushTaces
Both Clark and uaskins were applauded from
the floor and galleries. Logan may from this
day forth be regarded IS q iulI-tlooded Danite
Say 10 the Chicago Herald, tbat its party has at
least one TeiiaMe UanIe Representative from
Illinois. AEd, hy tue Way, it was currently re-
ported to day, that Old Buck and the conquered
rebel had kissed and made up, and that tie !or-
mer had forgiven the latter and taken him to
his bosom. II this be so, it may explain the
| DANTE speech made by the member from Egypt.
| A strong etIort will be made to omorrow to ret
Il yote on tie "pluraity" resolution; but The
Gre-eaters will Gllibuster 80 as to postpone that
test vote, perhaps ior weeks. Their are resolved
to prevent the election Of Sherman, ifi is possi-
bic. They are in dread Of the Investigations
| into the corruptions and extrayaSances Of this
Administration that would cnsuc if lie becomes
| Speaker. Almost any other man they would
| prefer. They will make desperate effort to
| unite with the South Americans to deleAt him,
but that will not do it if The Anti-Lecompton
! men prove true. The debate to-day did much
to strengthen their resolution, and separate
ihsm still further from the Lecomptoni.es.
CHICAGO.