The New York herald., 1860-12-07

ytten galleries Return the bsSpy reply tnat through
ne nom aud beyond the madness which rule the hour,
VIC snIeI fepor hArtinger tf coming day In yonasr
eauefn sky-a beam OF morn.rg light brosking the
Soom, whose plsam We may ses tho I" stars and
General ana hearty spp"us. Srousncu, sss y.ss
ea,ei,es Ana partial applause from members on The
Mr. GAsssn, (opp) Of Val trust, Mr.. Speaker, in
couHaeing matter OF such great importance taat The
deliber.tioos Of this House win be allowed 70 proceed
galleries not, win call upon tho Chair 10 check ~
nsnDestA.one OF applause from the galleries Should
a.. snS Se rspeased VIII move 70 have tho gal
M dAiNEH continued. excitsdy-I now move, -
matter Of se respect and 10 the dignity OF this
House 'nA' le galleries be cleared (dissng more 60
NJ. gAHssr, more e1c,sdy-Ths is disgraoeiu, sir.
ing the rules Of The House. insult the dignity which i due
TO the representatives OF this conederacy and move
that they be expelled from the galleries
kr GarDet, while speaking, pointed 10 the north ra
lery, which was full OF strangers at the time On CON
Guiding his remarks ne was again assAiled with chorus
Mr.. LAMAR, (opp Of Miss, said it not strange to
hear hissns in he House The same had becn heard in
Ecen
The srzAKn appealed to the people in the galleries to
Mr. CoRAs., resun,ns-I dcprocatc, sir any interrup
mory OF feeling In tho galleries, elsewhere, either
cepsure or applause Yet. sir On excuse may be foan
probably IN The seansss Of the theme that occupies as
humble member he Oe or thi: republic But, SIR, i
emDerty proper at this time that order should be OBJ
served that this question should be met and discussed
with the gravity and decorum wch s known nature do
mands That an American Copgrois, even thoosh in ID
robes, and 10 falling fall decently and with dignity, 70
II must.
Mr.. MORRIS. (rep) or Ill here interrupted Mr. Cooh.
rane and appealed 10 him TO deeist from discussing
citing topcs at suoh monont (Cries OF "Go on from
all sides OF the House
Mr.. CooHsAsr, rrsumiDg mid--I sir, had not intended
oven ande to those great principles truths which
Tepose at the base OF this question: and which compose
the Arguments Of It's discussion i were I'm wise aud i'm
appeal 70 all who hear mo that they were necessary that
might bring to the intelligence produce to the hesr Of
self consonar rih hts elevated and patriot, nstore,
and 10 accord with his generous and patriotic conct
tuency. These, sir, arc considerations n lisi.
innate, a. general and ~ catholic, as s The great
end glorious republic In which We live. l appeal
10 him, therefore, cir, In the name OF our CON-
mon hum inity-I appeal 10 BIN in the hour OF
peril 70 our con- mon coun,ry-I appeal {, him by the
inued existence Of that State ,overegn,y which he
eoros-n the Of every thing gooo applicable TO all
these, appeal 10 him TO remain on the committee TO
which he has been appointed II SIR, this appeal should
Congress- representing n common country ntegr
" impered, 10 AJAX OF tnem without rclectior upon
The gentleman from Florida, bot 10 the eht or great
duty 20 be performed TO negative the motion that my
friend be excused
Mr. BAvrNs demanded the previous question on his
motion for that pUrp0se.
Ar hITIsos moved 10 sdjourn.
Mr. CRAWFORD, (opp OF Ga appealed 10 Mr.. NilIsou
10 withdraw motion, that vote might be taken
whether Mr. Haws pe would be forced 10 serve Ho
bcpcd others would ask 10 be excused from voting
Mr. HAWKINS declared he no. acting ander Impulse
but from CONVICTIONS Of twenty years
Mr.. ADRIAN. (rep.) OF n. rose, and Mr. UNDERWOOD
ard Others called him 10 order,
Hr. ADrns amid the confusion, said the committee
der nom the Southern side OF The hall
The question adjourn carried, lo4 against o.
The house had previously decided mat IL snoud DC till