Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-07

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the doSessie s.sisasoos q 81 the South But he
wss opposed 10 the extension of slavery. and
would do all he could 70 prevent such extsasica.
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Kellogg charged Douglas with catering Int
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Nr.Ksllegg rspsitsd hs farmer ssssrtioa that
Gse.ll was q eoosoltstion, toeeeher Win s<Aess,
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D.S eaecdon = the Senate q IL gsl>d Bhiss. =
vsie sosssrS.sisa. Ht~s, wssit hsssssS ses
geaflemen t0Oake the sa0e knoUns He did -
kse~ vbethss q took plaes q ssE but u vss very
singular, u did, thst Mr. cssslsy shenN hke
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/ bic deieat. A large amount cf Vks1 bern
ssisel IN New yefk Sos this purpsss, tsl giyiss
ps,sy The Dsnscrscy q Illinois wouiS isssvs,
edhFe teShs Coastitntiea and the Vnion; Iallsv-
lag ~ one section 70 tntrnde upon the o<hsr The
Dsmocratic nonisee for Speaker be eonsfd sreA !
position assumed BY the RepubIican lesdes ~
one which tepded greatly 70 endanRes Che pesce
aud pespctaity efthis Onion. How 1l0sfsut were
the teachings Of our fathers. bs1
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disclose private conversatiea, although the gen.
ueusau had spoken Of private contsibutiolS OF
Greedy. II had net been told him = Z secrrt. IL
that illinois could ding Tnios p pains With soeI
Mr. buell., o. ~ ", read q speech relative d
the prompt esgsni1asioa Of the Beu.e, and then
the House opened daily. by psayss. and sSas Is.
various ,niaissen Of Che city be rcqaested 70 Of
Mr. Morris, Of III. INQUIRED Of Mr. Ke,,ov,
4 him-the Information concerning the cousultxxios
Of Greelsy In Che pefloo Of Senstoe Douglas. "
1 Mr.. kellogg sid whenever 70 became neces
s s,a when Eeatsnea de,ied the fact, then b
M. Morris aid be then was ciereed-hidina
| himself behind the plea Of coincidence 81
Mr.: Kellogg corrected the gentleman by repeat
| Ing that IT WA MOT counmunicsaed y him n
Mr. MORT. asked why he did not thsa sassswh,
/ Informed him. y . srsfsy- ; siis,s.,.-, 3
Mr.. Kellogg did not choose atthat time to do %
Mr., Morris thought he could safely deny Ia,
assertion but Mr.. Douglas could answer fos him
4 self, and doubtless would at the proper lime 70
hirhself. he did not believe word Of the charge
he considered u his duty to deny the charge, II,
hoped these discussions would cease, for q few
more scenes suoh e they had yesterday would re,
suit In the crack o. the revolsef and tie CLEAN n
4 the brandished blade. He presented resolution
relative to hsving all debate tefminaisd, which
Nj, Garnet desired 70 have shis d,scusiea con
hnued, beeause he wished to know a. AZ = the,
could what was the political ssstimsnt q al
l ferent parties on this foor. - = -. -
| Mr.. Lamar obtained the Aoos, and wss spsai
lag a. ouf report closed - AZ ISL. = = /.