Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-12


Mr.. Kellogg. Ny colleague is very valiant lie (Mr
aon In Illinois when the House in committee of N.
whole, aud Il would then be proper.
| this affair. y SP>~~ VI
Nh Clark, Of Missouri said ths, he would ihink more
., me contradiction, IL the witnesses of better
character: He believed Greeley to be a dirty dog :
Mr. Kellogg reiterated what he had said about proving
II the proper time but declined TO do IL this morn,n
MI stanton, Of Ohio, had the floor the question Of
Mr. Logan, who proceeded 10 denouucc, In upmeasur.
ca terms this SANDER Judge Douglas aud said tina,
MS colleague had made II for political effect In ,bc
course of his remarks he designated Mr. X asa sn,nil
and cowardl 'P'"'''
IAN exciting here occurred. Mr.. Kellogg "a,
lew teet from Mr. L. and sprngng TO his feet rush
ed towards Mr. Logan and drew back his fist TO strike
hlm Members rushed from all parts of tho Hou.. AMI
1890 oo,a members and held them Mr.. Kellogg was
taken back to his seatand Mr. Logan held until the CLERK
prevailed EVERYWHERE ~ s"'
Order being restored
Mr. Taylor, of Louisiana said he hoped tha, tho ,;
had come when this House had better proceed TO the L.
g'umate business before it. lGreat applause In the v,l
fairs ~ 'e VI a"
Mr.. Logan proceeded, but Kissed and applauded
10 moved that the galleries hs .l,..., .,., =, -
Mr. burnett said the Kisses from the Republican
party on this floor Applause
Mr. Florence said that the galleries eoud mn, n. hi,
Great APPLAUSE Wv '
The Clerk in an address appealed to memh.rs o., mr.,
serve tue decorum of the House.
After much parleying,
Mr.. Logan proceeded. He would not beli.v. any man
unuer OATH who reported private parlor conversation
Mr. McClernand sent letter to the Clerks desk from
senator Douglas denying that he had any Arrangement
or understanding with Greeley in any shane or view
Mr. Logan proceededt comment on all ,bis and hon.,
,na' ,he Tune would come when his colleague INr K,L
!" .ne goodness OF his heart would he labored
As the gentleman from Missouri (Mr Clark had ref,s
Gu 10 take rreeieys e'dence-as any Democrat would
he hoped he would believe Judge Douglass gentle
men VINO had always been Democrat and had stood by
tie party through all its conflicts lie then reviewed ,bs
progress OF the Democratic aud Republican par,ies in
ino ana tue measures which they respectively adyo
Mr. Clarke, Of New Yort-w the gentleman from m,0,, t.,
Sdmiprs,Ss ne approves the territorial policy present
lnoT the SoGs Ps ssn 10 The ps, issue,
Mr. olarRw ass IsSsSisd-;hs,. enough
80 organic the committees that shah be ad
Mr. Loyal asked him that oue,,lop. a, n -,
@ my mind ihASe entire confidence democratic non
Mr. Hasklns Inquired whether In case the Cha,,..,on
!" as expressed his puSsSsd in iiape sagT Doug;
As WEI. % and approved the eOnduct Of
% matters he would then nominee Of thai eonv.
Mr. Logan replied that Abou, p year, old an,
lie had known dsmosrss paTt in na S0si
yisS, 10 snSo5'e platform that lent with hs
sh. DO, but would say that he fer ths nonr
VI, Haskins-I VIII not will another question n,, ~.
sycai .y o ~ me territorial legislature could
MT Logan profess to be democrat-peIther anti
rs sad have buried all old party Issues and
Douglas first, last aad all time 1.-The Il no,
heN mAn-ihat Is the man who nominaed Inn,nsI
MI hAkins ash ed whether would tain hr
l,fo@ resolved to protect slavery the Terrories the
an alt until the democratic platform does that and
MI iaskns said that session Of cs,vr.. tn ,
OF the House put themselves squarrIy on m b,SI
House All MOI ne va; ~ favor OF the organization Of tL
the appeal 10 him lie .upnert 80 -,
Who sustain the Infamous policy ths admin 'hose
70 the adissi lie would nrvrr 80 ~, re erence
or speaker VITO voted for the Leeompon policy OF H. %
. ii a. - Its corrupt aetion-iis proscripton a.
gentleman asked Mr. Hskin vote for the repube,
NJ HAskins repIisd-I will vote for any -.pl,., ~ ~,
mo comes nearer TO platform the genemsn
en sy ,, VINO voted Tor The Leeouption eonstituiiou
ianiAiion OF this House by the Of the
Mr. Logan said he here democrat and .xno.,, 49,
asnoerat lie had differed childhood Win Die rspSs
' a., ShI would never affiliate with them 'P@
Nj Hssklns-if this side House ani.te viii ma ,
be most happy TO receive support came bsrs a. ~
80 t-h, win 70 collar around repubiean,
eye In opposing the Infamous extravAgance aud eros.
would sooner cooperate with them ths
VINO 90 sith gentlemen Of the South In supportDg
constitution for the purpose bringing slave st.
Mr riorence-I will take occasion at another time n
IN regard u the corruption Of the admntra.n he sneaE
Mr. Stanton obtained aoor hut was vi,u,g % ,,,,,,
rouse he.red TO proceed IN the Immediate eisetIe - ~
p'2SldGa he could have the eoor subsequently " P''
me mouse took for Speaker resulting n uor a.
nah Isllous no Bocock dem Gmer An, 90 49,,
er.ng ~ Necessary a choice lid $3.50 = ''' ~ scat
Mr. Hickman made Intellectual ai,eun, ,o Ir,,,d. -,
o." y, IoI Ihr adoption Of the plurality rule '1
hat OF IA 'h vote Tor Speaker day conirasted with
nov voted Tor Mr. sherman. Mr.. paired On siis NJ VINO
drum, both being sick ' va ~''" N Ian |