New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01


Wase well had not iailed 20 notice ois hands iirm-
~ ci.nehed on the arms of bis chair his CON-
pressed lips, and the i1dsscrihahle ar - defiance
that sat upon his c0unten.ncs. Ere TvOmbs gas
f,rly ia als seat S-ward Wilson, F".senden aud
Wadr sprsDg 10 their feet. 1t Ras impossible for
.he Chair 20 assign The door 10 AM body but tue
Senator from OHIO. for the tooe 10 which he pro-
BouBced the formula, "Mf. Pres dent" aud the
eye be fixed on Breckenridge, said, a. plain "a
words eoud have uttered il Il must and will
have IT,"
Wade who don't fear the devil, Turned square
upon Toombs, who knows that Wade don, fear the
devil and, bringing his hst down within abou, al
inch Of Toombss nose and heavily UPON ri, desk,
said bic eye rivet ng him, and the hot words hiss
ing through bis teeth, "Skulk, ah SILVER, do we
The Georgian pushed bis cbair-it stands on cas-
tersa few inches further of, so as 10 give his Ohio
neighbor more room
Wade went on l,apiDg almost from the floor ~
every sentence, showing plainly that though he was
able to reply effectively to the taunls G1d abuse
that fell frcm Toomb.'. lips, be would rather drive
them foreibly down bis tbrOat-alloi which Ioombs
knew, because, once on time, they being mega
bora in the Senate then az now, TOOmbs was abus-
ing all Republicans in the most vituperatye style,
when " ade, bis hands on the arms of MS chair,
ready 10 leap to biz feet, deman1ed to know, Does
" the Sen.;or include nc 10 what be Is now say
"irgf" Upon which the Georgian responded,
"a exceIi. the SeDa or from Ohio" Since that
occurrence evarvhndy thinks Toombs desires 20
give Wade vide berth.
But, TO the speech. The first sentence weat
cIn, :. :. '"u ". ~, - ,bo uomo.tssd hin
iol'"ou H. iVu az % II ~ ,,,,j
VyC".'o - ~. ,-aayro S,J,,,, ,;,y,cs IN,
'"t . - w, 80, ., tI. counf,y M, f.
q T' 81, ardl7ss rsrsus Ni,Tsrs far the
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- 49, ,ha pros;5snt ,bT,,,r, do,yr .ba AL
g., do1,oi
!" ~ H. & Chi. nbr..o oor,r,e.soa tho b,Io ar
on,n.rt ;n,n ,hn sr,alls., nossi,lo commas Wade
a.nt an roasting the pemnc-ncv about ther O. mo-
no, I'M and sa,i.f,ina Tonwbs Thar no Wade
vss ,ot unch frigbte, ed however il might he vim
~, lT,ir'h.I -, "a ,ba h., b.rJsd or tho 6,,ht
- ri'I T.. ioVIlU'(' '''D 'H'N -
", TnseIr1or ,,as mara 5sIfberste r,daad
no ass nersigtertlv calm and provokipoIy cool
Uo ,old Tooubs that Rennblirans did MT skuIk
rnr sI;,er am tho Cnba dnsstion but only meaot
h. tl,is conrse 10 tale ,bsir own time and teach
D,,,I,,,I, ,ks, ,bs STE mas f., be oov,roed bv
> my "'' " mo- ~ ~ 49, >. - -,
It's Own Iuist} anu ho' " tle "ee. e91 =, . Pi'?
caucus ana 'hst 'ne! siouId perl' n"1 'o.o. ~ 20
lah'n CD we o "hen Tue! n1u s"'u III 'n'! "''H'4
10 on lhe sucecr, ana not one iio.1cns Soope'.
-, Al 'nIs ine oea".u az i.i''y ~ ~. CO.,
ih"ee accus,oi.o " i'aG n's y" r,I,
~ nc w." ,tn a. III D.yar s,oia of tb.
ia f ro Coa,o;a uo tnrnnd his hack same.
hst tnnnpd him vi,b mingled air Of dignity and
con,eu,,t He dre,v his oUn chair as ia. pusbed
WiIson's ont Of tbe wav. stepped back pace or So
shonk cf trammels fof,ot Bl.ir's rhetoric. Camp.
bells rhetoric. and Stewards rhetoric camly de.