The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-16

Ths srxlur-rns Chair calls Ne House p order Do
sire gentlemen Of tho House 70 take their seats.
NJ. Jons CocaAss-Ths oonmiiise has rsen-Sss n
sotf
the authority OF the House. and take their seats
Mr. BARKsDAE-0rder that black hearted scouudre and
niger stealing thief To take hi seat and this side Of the
House will do IT,
Mr.. NoQuExN-we will allow nobody To come over frog,
that side Of the House and bully this side. (Css
Of "sit down" "sn DOWN. from all sides Of the
The sPxAKERThe Chair desires gentlemen to taxa their
Mr.. BooocK-I, for one, will do 90 With pleasure,
promptly, when the Speaker requires IT, only Uk tn Il
everybody shall do think this whole msttsy can be
seed me gentleman speaking, and every otter gen
Mr. Bunwn-I rise 70 privileged question.
until gentlemen take their seats.
Mr.. BUamn-rhsn let every body take fas seat, and
The srsaKsE~Gentlemen will take their - a.s without
distinction.
Members gradually Withdrew from the open area in
rent Of The Speakers chair aad their seats
NJ WAsfsURS, (Of Halne) Chairman OF the Committee,
ead-In the Committee of the Whole the State OF the
Union disorder arose which prevented he transaction Of
business and the Chair compelled W call the Speaker
to NE chair and to report the facts 70 ae House
Mr. wSsnBURN me The Chairman Of the Committee
that order likely to be pre- erved, so that pro
reeumc the chair
Mr.. smRxAS-we COW in very good order, and
illinois an opportunity finish his cpeech. move that
the House resolve itself into the Committee Of the Whole
the State Of the Unoas and hcpe every gentleman
Tbe srsAxER-Order hsyng been restored the Speaker
viii leave the chair and the Chairman Of the Committee
NJ wAsHBuRS me resumed tho chair, and announced
that the gentleman from Illinois entitled TO the hoer.
NJ LovEoY-Ar. Chairman desired to violate no rule
Mr.. BoYcs-Then behave yourself.
Mr.. LovTJoYI wish TO learn whether 1t 10 violation
Of the rules occupy this space in front Of the Speakers
chair, any portion Of M sc, will cheerfully yield
The CHAnxAS.-TRe Chair understands tina. the rules
require that every gentleman shall speak from bis seal
Er CURrs-Or from the Clerk Q desk.
Mr.. BuRSE1r-The gentleman has . right to do that.
Mr.. AoC1ERNAND-Ie him speak from the Clerks desk.
Mr. AsaSY. h.. oesn thehabt Of gentlemen to come
Mr.. ADRAN-N 10 = very bad habit, and we had better
The cminxAx-Tbe Chair is aware that such has been
the CUSTOM but the rule s insisted Is the duty OF
the Chair TO enforce il.
Mr.. ADAAm-l hope II win DO insisted on.
The CHAnMAS-The gentleman from Illinois win speak
from his seat
Mr.. LovkJoY-I have NO seat.
Mr.. AsHIKY-Nor any other
Mr.. LoylJoy (taking his place in the Clerks desk)
sumed-Mr. Chairman, about stating, when inter
sought to justded this country would carried out
in the affairs Of the universe, transform Jehovah, the
Of bis ankle desp s%d Inc opusSeS
and mangled and bleeding bodies Of human beings (augh
ter on the democratic sds on the ground that he was in
Mr.. GAR1RnL On his seat)The man is crazy.
Mr.. LoyEJoY The second ground upon which II Is
it mode Of imparting christianity and Civilization
to the slaves. Mr.. Chairman, would IKE TO know
which they are not in the possession The truth that
the practice Of slaveholding has powerful tendency
to drag communities back to barbarism. II s actually
having that effect upon the slave States Of this Union
and, not for the Christian women that have gone
from free States and inermarried in the slave States
for those noble Of the slave States
who preserve womany purity and Christianity in spite
OF the unhappy influences OF sayeholdpg, the sa 7e
state Heyc is that
Mr. sNGIxroN-l wish to know If the gentleman intends
70 cast any insnason or siur upon the women OF the
because he does, win hold him personally acOounta-
SEVERAL NrxnxRs-oh, no. he gives all praise to the
women Of the South. He compliments them.
Mr. SINGlEIoN-1 repeat that If he intended to asperse
N,rth at their expense will hold him &C ,ounabe for IT,
The CHARAAN-Ihe gentleman from Mississippi Ii not
in order The gentleman from Illinois win proceed.
Mr.. LovRJoY-N simply by this contact win free COM
munties is as said from the fact that Christian
women went from free States, and that the Christian
that Sarah Of old had Of sending the Hagars shaes
10 the their purity and Christian
hsy and sns5 against the s that
bsrism '''-' ''""'N '"''
Several h,nBzHs-That is what he said before
Mr.. LovEJoY-Sif, II you step into the Smithsonian
plenents Of husbandry imported from Japan and
civilization a. the implements that You find on the
plantations Now, sir, the truth it, that the practice
Their below the piano Of the Christian CIVILIZATION or
the age than tho civilization which the slave receives
eleyates him above the plane Of hesthenism by being
held In these Christian communities. Sir, how do they
impart civilization and Christianity? is strange mode
of Outstanding to tnrn them over into brutsm
slaves this country there is not single husband or
wife, There not legally single father child There
Ind In and Chriat
pie without giving them homes without allowing them
the copjugM and parental relations, and without having
those relations sanctioned and protected by law. Mr..
Chairman, no community can make step Of progress
in civizpg race III you give them homes you
be protected In regard these Mormons on the plains
Of Utah Chrisuanizng them, sir Christianzing them
to an exclusive patent for IT, Taxing them out
in the sight Of the church, taken long
ago in the State Of Tennessee by Presbyterian elder
feet extended 70 their utmost tension lied pckets
and the Gospel whipped into him With the broad side OF
raised between the teeth every time this Gospel agency
fell upon the naked and quverng flesh Of the tortured
A Dsnosa4Te A G.npzR-Did he get the Gospel INF
M LovI.o1-Christianized as young girl was Chris.
tanzed in this city since the session OF Congress- by
being whipped and sent TO the garrett and found dead
the morning, with blsod oozing from nose and
fromf
Mr.. LovrJoy-I do not know whether religious rites
invited In utter mpious prayers before God thai the last
agelaton might have whipped In Christianity enough to
now alarmed, good black walnut coffin made, and do
corated with white ribbons, and placed In the hearse
followed byrs hack containing presume the murderess
and my attention called 10 the coeoe See Mr. Loveoy
there slave funeral 10 that treating them like brutes
Look into the coffin! Look into the carriage" You say
this 10 horTid know ii is horrid know II is horrd 70
hold men in slavery. know It 10 horrd to DOOM four
million human beings 70 the condition OF chattes to be
held nus p7oemogtws pro qadrupedis, taken for no
persons for dead PERSONS four footed beasts-men
much entitled 10 freedom Is you and l. Sir,
the testimony OF all religious societies In the slave
States ia that the slaves still heather, and il is
an utter mpoesoiliy 70 Christianiss them and civil
lie them by this process. Tho third point that ia
relied to Justify slaveholding H. that is constitu
tonal-hat II is gu~anteed by the constitution OF the
United States Now, Mr.. Chairman, have heard It
declared and over again that the constitution
guarantees slavery. deny It, In no article, in no
section in line, in no word, in syllable, there
be sny RECOGNITION or sanction OF human slavery found