The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-03-16

Ma. EDiTpR: Railing ls sad ITO bring
relief to angry minds"
I'would allow the eliminating President
Of the N. q. Railroad, to rail an without
any notice from me, but wish to show 90
the public what little reason he hss Cor rail-.
ing at Senators. In the Presidents abusive
reply to the Committed who reported upon
the condition Of tie road, he adds an apA
pendix OF abuse, intended for Messrs. Tgr-
ner and Leach, calling d those persoss
who disgraced themselves and insulted the.
Senate ".Sneh was their conduct and
language thatthe reading of bis commpiica,
tan was suspended 81 II was all right in the
view of these just senatoriaf Judges for the
Chairman 10 suppress the truth 10 peryeft
plain transactions" . anu to be ordered to
depart in siience--no reply can be made 70
false charges" z And no man shall dare.
say it is false or he is committing an 0at-
rage on the chamber and body Such are
lew Of The Presidents eleguacirs, III an
piled to Messrs. Turner and Leach
We metal the depot soon after the Senate
adjourned we we're in three feet Of each
other Why did the President not tell me
my conduct was insidiousp lie could
have told be face I'd face what he afterwards
tod ME through the Standard. when he was
hundred miles on. have NO admiration
for his gallant tarbeafance exhibited al tie
depot, especially as he had just placed in the
hands 81 he printer his appeSlix 30 replete
with impldence and eHrontery.
l'he President asks, "Did Democratic
speakers constitute the committee wita am
special favor to mer" Did that majority
iuterpose its shield over me
II il was favor 70 appoint d majority uf
the committee Democrats, then say they
hid. Il { that majority did nor iniefp0se is
shield over him. it i because III. Leach
would not lei them
We have rules for the regulation Of the
senate how that majority aad lie speaker
violated them low propose % shoa. The
taifi rule for The government Of tie seBa;e
says: After reading The JoaFaal, the SH,
nate shall proceed 70 5psiness II TIE follow.
lngorder. Ut. Receiving petitions. papers,
memorials, pension cert,dcates &c. 2d
Report pf standing committees sa Re-.
ports Of select committees. 4tb. Resolu.
tons 5th. Bids and u on.
Wednesday morning. long after the time
for receiving petitions, papers, &c. had
passed. tie Speaker arnouncedshat he had i
Communication from Sir Fisher, which be
offered @ the senate After much discus.
sion the Speaker withdrew Tie paper. which
Sc well knew was out 81 order when Sc of.
fefed it. AT night Mr. Ashe moved 10 take
ap4tlis papcr d MI Fishers and pant III
{ae Speaker SAID i was not before the Sc.
nate
ar. ashe sto7piag tte business 81 tie 81.
nate, to.eit, TIE reading 81 bills, said ts
rose 70 question Of personal privilege. be-
claimed tie right under the 39th ruiz " tie
Senate q introduce Mr. Fishers reply %
tie Committee.
rhc Speaker informed lin there were OaiY
% rules ii the Senate, aud that ne had read
rule 81 Che ilorse Of Commons. askei
permission ~ ne Senate To introduce 4 res
0IuG0n authorizing TIE printing. Ny pun.
p0ss va Rot HiasiGiousn M purpose vs.
Il get clear " aE Fishers letters aad COM
m8aicstl0us, q this Was lie ftth ame We
bal had Aim before the Staate was op
pas.j II readtng tie communication, be.
cause | thought il might reflect apsh tie
Committee. ii Lad knowa Il Wa abusive
0IUe Committee I sholil Use gpur against
liz printing pseleuiag his fpebis 81 ai.
a14ps vi senators
was Ell, IaF forcing ~ Fsae paper
$40 yps, as va Z ,4ai maiosag nar was
Iy tarfa- i into TIE srrate Wen THE
speake. sp.atca gig ss,es q! TIE ssaste %
lsi IL AIr. esaars repy Nf.sfs. GNra9
Fao. dtDsue ard at8saf Senators rgad aba
f.farrst hgm ertistef lfe syaass iheg
declared TIE iair5t1etI8n q the fsptr VS.
a,,plala1 III tae rules IL ,Ile sH4ts. M
Miller spoke r-htoaes ne ssd ,H S.
q tlat ae had rped Yin Fishes pal5E
I0lo tan Senate ~ sqIa.lun d its fnsea anil
orders
The Speaker made IN defence his onls
reply 0as, nv. Miilsf Wust E0t reiif aas
aa .he eiialr1 81 M,ler rerliea last s.
hal pfoper aspect lal the ebmr, SUI .aa6
ile cUalr knew what be Mr. M.y ait a.s
tsae. 1ftcr Mf. fsbers paper had been
fftel ap6n the senate a VS. quiet e.
tAt clerk Wa reading nntiIhe cams IL some
eAensige ailislon Is die Chairman Of ne
Committees Ilsre "a btasH rose sad I5
II would ng; Submit u bear Senators aag
far having discharged prbl duty. Ne
could daf hcaf distinctly a fa Doctor dId
~, Tat ma88slS raised aeh gfy st
order, 0rder--mako him lskc its seat
.Thr Speaker mpped VIII, Lis lammsf I'll
leach did nos regatd Il. Il fep't y yhe
cslls q thar majority ! tah "a 90
Leach. Try ME pcrpetfahHg tn outrage aal
violating TIE rules u the senate, s4l 10y
knOw .l-g0 a. Iaaetg Ard 50 Lsaeh did
e4un. And 81 tie Sneasff knueked an, aHH
- ihal majority Wra, IL NJ bsIe
maged lhay he sergeant Arms afFrs, he
senator ffam nfaNga At VI JAWS Ha suta
nllssi Invited lin q d5 y. promising u
raasiacs lin Cat Presidents u hatitpaas
Eauil nei iakr passftann IL Till rrnAtf Hfs
Leach Hsved quickly aefosE ltg fHembef t4
BIZ Atfr and sad CO man could g1 81 iur
nyr without galug ose hia lead a.dy"
iei sale--no Sergeant shptl 81 Washington
Cts. an8 Dr Ielch between myself aad &c
Flg,ilrHs 81 tae Wilmington fuad, Mo rtds
tie motion.
This Ut1e epiiode broke " NJ residing.