Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-09

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IFe yesterday = psoessdings, .fssr The Star wss
Prseeediass II To-Day.
TnR eRArRvsss nef}a session tory, heTing
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klege
Mr.. Stanton would yield the floor II he wished
TO make personal explanation only.
Me- MssEis saSd shat day bseasS- sssszndxysu
Republican member OF this House, fMr. Kelloge)
Sssa Rs,IaR :2ts Ill., s:|s.s r. =
Others Of this House. he then fefsrred 10 What
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ley having consultation IN the.paffor Of the for
Ter last winter, e. the Psspsss ocnahiAg Judge
{ He fossdain a. Nsw Y~ks rdSuss q vsvssk.
Eday communication sddfessed, over Mr.. Cree
jlsy,s own signature, - M. kellogg Witch he
ssns n the elsfk 2 dssk, where "a wa rcd IN
sach con.ultstion He detesfrd NJ. 3. . doctrips.
Cher RepuSiicass Sled hin Is icy w1se
| sbsct.. de ala, "a Ssink any eomnsuS w.
co@pe rsfoSties 3 NJ ~ .s Ms = ne given
I M. Rell6gg wished tn reptlsspan. q h. h.a
any fusthes evidences order % sefuts ihs charges
+ Mr. Mogfis stated Ia 1.d uoxh,re s.,rsh., A. a.
duoes Mf. G1ssisy, one q the psst,es. hsd e,vs.
the charge 1sE denial, and he ihoaght that Va
.issss va ,nece.sary Judgs Douglas, he .ddsd,
Mr. kellogg did mot inasud 70 10 into the invss.
i tiaation Of t6smafte te-ay, he Wa saxious for
/ M. Botrias had uut hims~lf an s,j., - ~ -
aeatlsmsn wished 10 cone inte thfs Mai - a.iS
fncluds him to- and would refer % HE past poit.
teal reeord.l Both 6rselsy and Dougis. hsd ssea
traitrous. II = = - - g. -
Ths xsntlsmas from ii~ouy, fM,. r,n,h, -.
asoiusolved I'm this QUESTION. ~ oussi1s is.ue,
| iished charge fhsi M. DoueIss ma enSesvrpseS
/ tosecure TIE Mis.ouri seusio,.bio B, m, T,~nf
p Blair IT, sl.r - - - - - :.
! Mr.. Clark considered anything Greeley had %
1 He believed the charoe agsiust ind o. Douvl,, IN
be false one wtfhos7t infehd no. : fS,sonsfssn-r
i sion on Mr. KELLOGG. lie 'rerasded Doueisr = :
Mr.. Houston aid hi. VIVA oo,u.io, Of f.ct ~, -.
and be hoped The iormsr wound eo. mo- and
u duce his proof at once. = 80 N 80 - -
4 He wonld cS,,e To th.s In a ~ a.. -
He again referred to the chsrcs ,n..,e a. .o...
Of the anewspApers Of IIlinois that fhese ~ :
proposition sending between Mr. Dobgi.s md
some individual 70 give the Missouri senseo,sbiu
/ to Republican of Missouri sHe aid MT kno,rr
/ whether II was true. but II wa 20 CHARGED. IN
i conclusion, he would mot detainf tf,e HoIss ~,ith
1 this mataef-when the House vas oreseired he
would then discus the subjsct, and Il that tins
| adduce the proper evidence of the truth Of Nj
charge 5. i =. -vI,agI1,- -1sy 80
Mr.. Logan wished TO make a few reusarks
This WIS privileged question, but he Would
not pres it. - 80 - TO- G1s1f,soS -
Mr.. Stanton yielded 84s ~ cs5s siLf CO.
Mr. davis. u Mississippi, corrected n mistzhe
in the Intelligencer's report, = 10 what he bad
sid relative to thu gentleman from Tennessee
Mr.. Nelson.)i He did not intead anything 1t ali
Personai towards that gentleman; but he Simply
appealed 70 The Amesican party 70 come over and
vote fer q national man Tor Speaker. he bad
expressly declared that regarded the Americas
party Of the South being % true to the South a
the Dcmocracy. lsbn. sslasg.s.o ~ alElqI
Mr. Logan aid Dir. Kellogg had aseoaisbed him
In his action I'm regard to the charge he had made
Instead OF coming forward and attempting 20 SOS
tain his charge, he shrank from the responsibility
He intended 10 treat that charge a. 10 deserved
Mr.. Stanton had yielded Tor brief persasal
explanation, but he could not yield for q Lengthy
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