Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-04-28

mercy Of those that are gifted in mental endow-
ment, .
! The principle Of enslaving human beings be-
cause they are inferior is this: II man is o.
cripple, trip him up il he is old and weak, aud
bowed with the weight of years, strike him for he
canuot strike back If idiotic take advantage Of
him: aud If child, deceive him. This, Sir, this
is the doctrine Of Democrats, aud the doctrine Of
devils as we'll, and there is no place in the uni
verse outside the Five Points Of hell and the Dem
Ocratic party where the practice and prevalence Of
such doctrines would no. be disgrace. Laugh
ter. II the strong of the earth are to eusave the
weak here, it would justify angels 10 euslaviug
men, because they are superior; and archangels in
turn would be justified in subiec,ing those who
inferior in intellect and position, and ultimate
" it would transform Jehovah into an infinite
Juggernaut, rolling the huge wheels Of his 0mnip.
otence-
Mr.. Lovejoy had advanced into the area, and
occupied The space fronting the Democratic bench
les.
Mr.. Pryor. (Va.) advancing from the Demo-
cratic side of the House toward the area where
Mr.. Lovejoy ttood) The gentleman from Illinois
Mr. Lovejoyl shall not approach this side Of the
House, shaking his fists and talking in the way
he has talked. 1t is bad enough to be compelled
10 sit here and hear him utter his reasonable and
insulting language but he shall not, Sir, come
upon this side Of the House shaking his fsts in
our faces.
Mr. Farnsworth, (Rep., Ill., 1t is not for the
gentleman to say what is treason and what is
not.
Mr.. Potter, (wisconsiu.) We listened to the
al IT, a. ;rkk H..
when they denounced the members upon this side
in violent and offensive language " 9 listened to
them quietly. and heard them through. And now
Sir this side skan be heard, let the consequences
be what they may.
MIR. Pryor; The point make is this -
The Chairman, (Mr. Washburn, Me- The Chair
will receive no motion and hear no gentleman
unless members resume their seats and order is
restored in the hail.
Mr.. Cox, Dem, 0bio) I rise to point. / in.
sst that the gentleman from Illinois shall speak
from his seat.
Mr.. Pryor: That is the point make. Let the
!, gentleman speak from his seat and say oil under
the rules he is entitled say, but. Sir he shall
not come upon this side. shaking his fst in our
faces, and talking in the style be has talked. lie
shall not come here gesticuatpg in a menacing
and rufianly manner.
Mr.. Potter: You are doing the same thing.
The Chairman Gentlemen will resume their
seats.
Mr.. Cox /: If the gentleman from Illinois goes
on as he has, guardian will have to be appointed
for him.
Mr.. Barksdale. (Dem, Missy Undressing Mr..
! Loveoy) You shall not come upon this side of the
> House.
. MIR. Adrian, a. L. Dem, N. J.l To avoid oil
further difficulty, l suggest to the gentle
mon to speak from his seat We all
know him to be a man of courage and that he can
not be intimidated.
Mr.. Pryor: No one wants to intimidate him.
: Mr.. Lovejoy No one can intimidate me.
Mr.. Adrsin l know that. 1 suggest to the
' gentleman that he continue his speech from his
8 seat.
Thirty or forty of the members from both sides
. Of the House gathered in the area about Mr.. Love
s joy and Mr.. Pryor. and there WAS increased con
Q fusion.
It Mr.. John Cochran, rDsm. N. " move tha
s the Committee rise as it is the only way we car
: get rid of this disturbance.
d Mr.. Pryor do not believe that side of tn,
!. House can say tohere member shall speak, anc
|; they shall not say il.
e Mr.. Singleton, [Dem., Miss.] The gentleman
= from Illinois shall not make that speech upon thi
G side OF the House.
Mr.. Burpstt( Dem. Ky.) There is rule of thi
House which requires each man to speak from hi
seat. The gentleman from Illinois was not in hi
seat when be was speaking lie cannot, and h
= shall not cross this ball in menacieg manner
: He shall not let the consequence be what they
will. He must speak from bis seat.
). Mr.. Grow (Rsp, Ps.l move that the Commit
# tee rise. .r...
= The Chairman Gentlemen must resume thei
seats.
q. Mr.. Coz Let the gentleman from Illinois tax
his seat. ..-.
Mr.. wsshburn (Rep. n.y. Let the others b
A seated and let my colleague proceed
"a Mr.. Potter: The gentleman from Illinois cal
take care of himself without the assistance of tn
>. other side.
r Mr.. Kelog (Rep.. Ill.) I say to the gentlemen
n that my coeage shall speak that he is in order
"a and will not commit breach of the rules Of ,h
House if be does. / will be the arst to rebuk
. him but he shall have bis rights according Il
: the rules OF the House, and In nowise shall the.
be abridged or intsrfered with. He shall be hear;
"a upon this floor, and at this time.
y Mr.. Briggs: Then let him go upon his Owl
!. side.
!, The Chairman The Chair calls the COMMITTEES
to order and if tho gentlemen do not come to OF
Q der, Le will call the speaker to the chair and 70
r port the disorder.to the House.
q Mr.. Florence Dem, Pa. move that the Com
}, mittee rise II is impossible to quel the disturb
!. ance without doing go. q, ..n
# The Chairman The Speaker will take th
> Chair. r.F e.., ..t.r-s,
}, The Chairman Mr.. Washburn, Me- yasa.st
}. the Chair and the Speaker resumed il,