The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07

ma nttar 1het 1Arl.r.t;or IA ~ a0ainst /
!. Northumberland q l Den,ocrat s Nj anti-I
, cnmnton Democrat ana ma not changed
! cn,n;ou !. a thst rol;cy. He had stea.Iiiy yot
/ Gnr - srt;.I ecosnrson- Democrat for Sncal
-, ~. ~. psrraI;c,n nill mt ~ :,
vote 80 ~ SHERMAN much Al rcspect Il
r.arson.,Iv sho,,0h these wall. shonld fall dov
fA,risr.a =, - Demorr,fic side when
!, tcnptt III. h..sae rcr,r thought was 10
thrown into The arms and embraces Of the Il
, nnh;car rs.+r TRanere., annlause.l Inc,
sn.srd.a = IL Iii i. ~ IN RcnuhI;c.ns s;
their rrsaarf a,ct,;nes rAnrlsuss.1
-. =,
Mr. hickmah. Inc gentleMah ssa'eu sIa'
represented nMseH q an an.i-LecoTplol ae =,
cfats ana maze that Issue alone. Mou,a ~
20 Know .netner ne diu hot oenounce Us Y
ministrauon OF MT. bucnanan a. . mass q iy'h
cofruPtion ana dlsnonesty. ! nave raissN !,
controversy with tne gensieinaii. ! Mauc y
slmpae enquiry q tne gentlemsh rom view 1e
~, pul y me gentleman from =, Ino'aha cnoos'
20 take up the glove, will compare recoi
with him - to the democracy.
MI. Davis. Very good.
Mt Hickman The gentleman has not sai
Wnether ne received uiesnepuphcan votcs
DAVIS ! did not denouncc the admlnistratio.
except IN the Lecompton question, u that sun
cienH got the votes OF majority Of the Den
oerats, and | believe every American and . larg
majority 81 the Republicans, and believe y IN
election had been two weeks after should hay
got every vote i.aughter
Mr. Porter, OF Ind ! ask you DID you no
openly denouhce INC Dred scout decision. beigr
1,VVV people AZ Indianapolis, ana say tnat ~
man could carry single township, VINO uid no
denounce that decision.
Mr. Davis.-I thank the gentleman for giyint
me that word LaughterJ say that did NJ
such thing
Mr.. horter.-I have the Indiana State Senti
nei 81 Nov. ~, 1888, the organ OF the Demo
cratic party, containing report OF your speech
on tne occasion
NJ. laws nave no objection that the
whole speech should be read here. The sentinel,
you say, s my organ.
MI. forter.-l say the Sentinel i the organ OF
the democracy OF Indiana. The report IS cor
rect, because ! had the honor to hear the elo-
quent gentleman, and never knew any man to
ehcit such applause. Laughter on the kepubl-
can SIDE
much earnestness and emphasis. Much confusion
prevailed and the words Of the speakers often
failed 10 reach the renorter,s gallery.
Mr.. Rennett exnressnd The hone that order
would be preserved. Gentlemen could not hear,
owing to the loud talking and walking about.
Mr.. Grow trusted the frequent expressions Of
applause would be prevented.
Cries from the Republican side to read the
report
Mr. forters voice above the din, my colleague
eiuses 70 iet inc passage ih MS Indianapolis
speech De read. Renewed cries OF read, read
Davis 70 Porter, that's my business; take your
seat
! MI. Porter. ask, deatening roars from the
democratic side, order, order.
Mf; Davls.-he says heard him make that
am giad ne appreciated It. lie says that de-
'ne ured scout Decision. say this y
o'ahy' WiiiuiIy ana maiiciousiy false, let the
.narSe come from whatever quarter IT may
Mr nn,,, e.. sLasa.a.:.:.,s. n. NJ,
manner towards Mr.. Porter a rude, said he him.
ell heard that speech, and it was generally re-
ever haarS - - p aa.ias, s .. ~. nau
.;n,es Va, Ali 5anannao ,ha nrad Get. p n
.;s;on Wv eee - NV 'eos'
Mr.. Davis. repeat, with full knowledge Of
What did say, that the charge is a falsehood |
md SANDER. | am responsible, here or else |
where for this declaration.
Mr.. Dunn. No one REGRETS more than do
,eing involved II !, Question nc yarac;tv With nv
colleague and shonld not now arise II I had not |
cit II dne n NV collaaona Who has hean ,raat.
d in d rude manner. TIE course Of nv col. |
e.aua ,.as o.,, ,,,.o,;an. -. a.,.;,
81 -. Ie. .,n -. ~. - 's IN ,.
,ersanal wro,a h. ny ,aL Is i,s nun
whenever it suits his convenience to do 50.
Mr.. Dayis.-Nery well.
Mr.. Dunn. This is just the time and place to |
ONE to settlement.
Mr.. Miles, have the floor.
Mr.. Davis.--I have the floor and insist upon |
t.
Mr.. Miles am not willing to yield the floor |
or endless controversy, which is out of place.
The Republicans again called for the reading |
-,
1.-The debate was continued at considerable |
ength amid disorder and confusion. We have
DOM for no more Of it this morninel
SENATE.-Ihe Senate met at one o'clock. Va
Mr. King presented the petition Of Edwin D. |
Morgan. Of n. Y. and three Others nrav;po for
he passage Of d Homestead bill
A resolution was adopted that when the son.
tie adiourns il stand adjourned till Monday
Mr., Hammond asked to he excused from sorry
ne on the Finance committee.
The motions to print the Message and Treas |
lry Report were referred to the COMMITTEES m
Printing.
Fessenden asked to be excnsed from serving
N the Special Committee on the Howmas Land
Grant
The Senate announced til Monday
New York ian. K
In the Common Pleas Chambers hafore Judoa
Bailey, YESTERDAY. application was made n the
nsolvent Act the firm having i;sh;l;t;es - ths
mann, or nearly 10 nnn nnn tn ,a.;,;s,, t e'a
el;ef was onnosed ~ Massrs Rar,a., Was,;n
nd others far largo number ~ osa,; ;.'
me remonstrances were nresenteJ 10 the Con-,
md the ease adjourned = '''e o''
Portland, Jan. ).
The Maine Legislature was organized yester-
lay Thos. v. Marshall, OF Belfast, was chosen
resident; James Lincoln, Secretary Of the Sen
Charles Miller, Of Rockland, Clerk Of the House.
hahsof. Jan, :.
:, i'as peen aseer'alheu Dy inc receivers upon
~ Is 'na' 'iefe mas Deeh
'ago bank. The circulation Is about $4,000.
benz, .. Peck state Treasurer, was arrested
yesterday upon civil suit BY the Receivers and
cashier to embeZZle the funds Of the Rank The