Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-09

80 ono having received = mn '0rity ol he
votes rlst. Nr. Grow rose aui ail A. ]
desire m rp way o. rriarl the organization
1i tlr ll0usr. withdraw my name as n
candidate. assure those gentlemen Who.
10 kindness. have cast their votes inr me,
that shall treasure through life ~ disilu.
eu..hsJ marx of their friendship and re-
clui
Mr. Burnett moved nm adjournment, 10
o. l0i,rmiusd by yeas and unys.
Mr.. Clark ~ Missouri wanted 10 make
some remarks in favor of an adjournment,
after another vote. erie. OF e" Co. on.
Subsequently Mr.. Clark withdrew hi.
application TO make TsmaTks, AID offered
the following:
Whsrd'. Certain Of this lIon'r. now in
nomination flr Speaker. dil not endorse
and recommend the book hereafter named,
therefor,
Rp'r,i. That the doctrines and serti.
intu's ut certain book. called The In
pending Crisis OF the South, and How %
meet T.. DO rurI0riin. % ba,e hccn written
hy a. X HELPER, arr iucondlary and hostile
tu thc domestic peace and tranquility oi tho
country, and that uo member OF Size House
WHO recommended or cudorssd % or ths
,lmpend, j. Iit O. bo Speaker Of Ihi. House.
Nr. CLARK resumed he remarks, hut WIS.,
called o. order by Mr Wa.hharn a Maine.
A.tsr much Jr.uliury discussion. and much
noise and clnlu,ion, tbe HOUSE adjourned.
wsuNcrov, Dec. G.
SrvTE Mr. Mason. resolution offered
Yesterday came up.
Mr Irumbull said Is would receive bic
cordial support Whyn,ysr murder had
been committed lsl us ASCERTAIN who are
guilty and hold them responsible lie
hoped tho Investigation would 10 thorough
and complete H. believed 10 would dJ
good by diulu.ins the public miod, cspo-
cial.y lu the South. 1T tlg ilol that such
movement received support from any COM
siderable uuUlsr of citizens.
Ifi Ibis investigation BE impartial and
thorough aud ,la sl.cs on ;he country viii
De- ursi solitary. Had similar in,e.iss-
ion been instituted. when similar trans
action occurred In 1865. IL would have been
laii.r. The Arsenal at Liberty. IN Me.
sour. was them broken and the public
property taken away. No. briefly recipitu.
lated ths facts oi that occurrence. a. stated
by Capt. Leonard in change there. That.
however, WIS Tor the purpose of forcing ia
very into Kansas, while 40 llarrors Ferry
the "aIrt va, 60 abolish slavery. IT, then
Oh red an amendment o. ihs rssollt.un e.
tending the enquiry - former eases.
Mr.. Macon replied thar be- would not
stand IN the way % the enquiry suggested,
hot tho very documents read contained al
the llct' officially set forth.
he alluded o. the remark Of Mr.. Trum.
bull, re-rc ting the shrIcks from Kansas
no. helm. hoard IN Virginia. by saving no
shr,pk. would b. heard irum Nirgiln, hap-
pen what may In their political rotations
with Others. lls lii not know what
mans political education could De % lead
llm up 20 such expressions In reference 10
recent evrnt>.
Mr. rrumbull answered. that nothing
the senator might sly could drive hm o.
speak Unexpectedly OF Virginia, or Of any
other State of the Union. 10 spoaks Uf
,L1 term -hricss as used 10 regard - the
people IN Kansas, but not with the view OF
eating rliculc on any portion Of tie eoln'
try
Mr. Mason, impression was that the
trm came from the political associates Of
Mr lrumhu'l. lis impression was At ir'i
II was slriess for freedom
Mr.. IrumbalI thought the term Kan
sas shueker. was E1t applied By the
Democratic party.
The Senator from Virgins paid little at
,en,ion four years ago 70 the cries Of Kan
,as, bot now his ears are open. In one
chse. those engaged in unlawful proceed
inss had been puni.hed-ln the other case,
those engaged in similar transactions were
rewarded with Office He trusiel now that
the affair would get the attention IL de-
served.
Mr. Hale defined his po.ition-hc wa.
for the resolution and also for the amend.
ment.
Ae did not want TO serve on the commit
teo fot ssccral reasons. That committee
should consist of learned men. deeply ycrs-
III in physiology, psychology aud theology
- a. a. 10 % the bottom OF the affair. lie I
wanted % look the whole tbing right in f.
The face md 60 90 first principles Some /
had relied On a passage OF scripture, " that
God bad made Of one blood all lha nations
N the earth" lie wanted 20 know wheih. .
sr that Oil not mean all whit, men. lie
had not word 70 rctract Of all he bad said /
in various speeches; he had been accused
oi completely with the affair. bat he was
not here to admit or deny that, bat would
iay that the Republican party at the North 1
never sought 10 tamper with saves. Fears
iaye been entertained Of danger TO the I'm. !
on, bu, he thought the greatest danger
ma lfnnl the frnnnnnt nhlinnr and "a.