Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-28
WASHINGTON MATrERs.

lta pVAl'i"h On Nuc question: Oh inc Ifesluency,
the gist of which is contained in the follow
ing paragraph
"rhe Republicans are strong enough to
elect the right man, whoever he may be they
are not strong enough to elect any other.
Who that man is, will be made manifest to
those wno without Partially, prejudice. or
alloy Of personal aspiration, observantly await
the proper time of choosing speech, a vote,
proposition Of the right stamp, and made at
the right moment. may indicate him. so that
the clcar-eyed can no longer doubt And
that man. whoever he may bc-whether Sew
ard, or Chase, or NJ Lear, or Banks, or Free
mont or Bissell or Collamer, or Bates, or
Fessondeu, may, should he have not been
hitherto regarded as technically Republican
such as General Scott. or John Bell, or
Horace f. Clark. or John NJ Bolts, or Henry
Winter Davis. provided he be openly and I'M
cquyocaly anti-slavery-extendng ant-Cuba
stealing, Fillibustor--we shall heartily
support, both his nomination and his election
1t cannot be said that there is amy sectional
ism about that
! ~ The New York HeraiR correspondent
gives the following account of the wordy war
between Democratic Senators
"In Executive session Of the Senate to-day
an angry and exciting discussion arose be-
uuBe DouHlas anu "'n'''
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Collector of Toledo. lrr ppgb opposed
Pottcrs nomination. as tho man disnlaced
was his friend lie said If the President de-
sired an issue with him fpugb he va. ready
for IT, He denounced the appointment and
called upon every Senator who was his
pugh's. friend TO vote against 1t. Douolas
responded. saving he would vote with the
Senator from Ohio. lie thcn branchcd off
ON the Illinois appointments. and said they
we're dishonest corrupt and incompetent
Senator Fitch Intercepted Douglas and said
it was untrue. Douglas again reiterated
what be had said Fitch again said it was
untrue Cries of order were then mad-
Douglas continued the debate. Fitch replied
to Douglas with great bitterness. and said
that Senators know how 20 prize anything
COMING from that quarter. Cries of order
were again made Douglas then replied. and
was called To oder. Motions were then made
that Douglas be allowed 10 90 on In order.
jeff Davis opposed it.. and said. turning 20
Douglas. he had listened with Indignation 20
the language used. and it was that of high
wavman and bravo. The debate was contin-
ucd for some time. when a motion was made
and the Senate adjourned IL Is said the lie
was given. and the most severe personal re-
z mark. made
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