The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-05-12

begnl 10 gesticnlate Mitfl some yel,c-
nienee. In the midst 81 the remarks last
reported he was Interrupted by AIr. PnYoI,
& Dem, Va, J, who excitedly called him "a
order, at the same time advancing to
ward him, With fierce gesticuIations. iii,
was uBaerstoodto say, prefacing the RI
mark with some offensive atIieetiyes
IScep Your own side, Sir; YOU shall noi
come over here, shaking your fists IN III,
.fare oF gentlemen.
Great confusion elsiietl. Members be
gan to rush toward the scene from al
sides, shouting order, and others lenoune
ing Loyeioy.
Mr.. PRYoR-I Gull him TO order. Sir.
lie shall not shake his FISTS III our faces,
Sir. II IS bad enough to let him stand
over there aud talk his treason.
Mr. DAREsnaLE Miss, Dem. j, who
4 had been IN his seat with d heavy cane ii,
his hand, came forward with Inc crowd,
shouting and iEoIrishing the cane. Tie
only words understood from him above
tire din Of the Chairmall's gayel were,
Keep his own side, the rascal. III. Il,
Mi. ADRIAN Al. ii. I'D. II I, j, and
other gentlemen, moved that the Com.
mittee rise, and some called the Sergeant
Mt trns. Is. :.5. , M 81. 5.:3= I
The GitainsiAN would receive no motion
It'll gentlemen resumed their seats.
The crowd still Increased and d col,
lfsion seemed inevitable. .5s !.
MI. Cox Dem, o. il shopteil.--I arise
10 u point Of order Tile gent LEHMAN from
Illinois ssotlt Of his seat. lie has nr
right to leave his seat and conc npon the
Democratic side. 5s ss-s 5 MI.
B Mr. LoyEloY, standing firm, was nti-
,lerstood 10 reply, II will stand where I
please. W. . HI HI.
He stootl4nt this time on / the Republi-
can side, near the dividing aisle
Mr. PRYoR yoeiferated Let him stand
over there and talk. He shall not come
upon this side. 4. +: . / 4. III. II I
Mr. Barksaale continued to flourish his
cane, several gentlemen around him and
Mr., Singleton restraining their violence.
Il Mr., ADRaIN 10 avoid oil difficulty, I
suggest the gentleman just speak from
his side; no one snpposes be can be intimi-
dated. ss 4: }@5. .s=.. ..
Mr., PRroR Nobody wants 10 intimi-
date him: @ n 5l1s So
Mr.: LoyrsoY Nobody can intimidats
me. Slr. Sit down, gentlemen; Il am SAT,
enough. .7s .y . .: !.
Mr.. SlSGlRros Dem., Miss. ap
preached, shaking his fists.
Mr. Dam, DEM u. Y. and othersre
strained him. /.
AIR. BrNSEFf forced his way Into the
midst of the circle around LoyeIoY, and
shouted, @There is d rule which Requires
every gentleman TO keep his seat while
speaking lie car speak only from his
own seat. Hecahnot, and he shall not
cross this hall ina mcnacing manner to-
wards us, ais he has done He must
speak from his scat, and lie shall do it,
The CliaIRslas appealed to gentlemen
to enforce order, aud said he would cali
the Sergeant.at. Arms ! .' 81 +: .,>::,
The young man acting as deputy :of the.
Sergeant-at.A Arms approached with his
silver mace. .:sSz ..55: Ii! III. ....::5
Mr.! BURNETT Iou may call your Ser.
geant-at-Arms but he shall not do it. !. :
Mr., PIiEiPs Dem, Mo- turned back,
the macebearer, &ithsonIe remarks. ~: II
Mr. KElloGG Rep, Ill. ] yocfferated
that his colleague should not commit q
breach of the rules, but should lave oil
his rights. : ::.=., :. +. =. Z. :
The Speaker was called in to resume
his seat, when the Chairman reported
that the Committee rose Ging to the dis:
order. III. ! I'LL. ~: ... -.5
Finally comparative quiet was restored.
Mr.. SnERAN tRep., Ohio said, We
are in good order now. Il. - "
This was succeeded by a burst Of laugh
ter. "A .5r !. Il fl Il. ~.
The House then again went into Com
mittee OF the Whole. s =. :,
r. Mr.. LoyEI0Y took the stand at the
Clerks desk, and resumed his remarks
He spoke about Northern Christian w0.
men, who went to the South to prevent
the people there from returning to bar
baEism. ,:..-~. .,...!>~.' .. ~ III. -.
Mr.. SlNGIEroS Dem, Miss. said that
he would not allow such destinations upon
Southern women TO pass Ii tile Member
persisted ia that course. he (Singletoul
would hold him personally accountable.
Mr., LorEJoY said that, in four millions
of slaYes, there was not one legal husband
or wife, father or child; and spoke, about
q Presbyterian Elder down South, having
the Gospel whipped into hin with the
broadside OF a handsaw, and of Young
girl in Washington being whipped aRth
the blood came ont of her uostrilst and
then sent to the garnet to die lie had
sworn TO support the Constitution because
he loved it, but he did not interpret it in
the way Southerners did. q, , =.
Mr.. BoNHAN Dem, s. C1--Hop Hio-
late it. s>:.. r. r., ~. ......-. ..-~..
Mr.. AsH4oar tDem,, S. Gland per
jure yourself. ..l...i -.
Mr. SGNslETox And are a negro thief
into the bargain; @.-5.,~'<s. $3.50 i.
! MIR BARKspaLE.--I hold no parley with
n neFiuTed negro 4, t-..