Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-28
FHE LovrSov REORGANIZATION.


THE LovEIov REPRESENTATION.
oOrN-eniense q tAs ohio Statesman.
WAsHISofoE D. G., April 7. 60
We had a serne d. tho H,use yesterday fui
the pencil Of HYgarth. IL was full ~ gro
tesqoc eompheiy. let lik, Hogarih's pic
tures, there Was q serious sileand p sud mora
10 eyxry ~dslincati9u. AFTER tbo House refu
sed to pass McClernsrd's bill 90 81 c'uelly
throttle p~olyRamy by dividing utoh between
the acid territory Of jefferson aud che silver
territory Of Nevad sfter they had Tompous
BY passed q Law TO ALLOW Mormons 20 punish
polygamy BY Nor non grand aud Tetit jurcs-
IL pss At that another farce OF lower style
should end the days drama.
Accordingly, Mr.. Sherman proceeds TO ac-
oommodate Lyveioy. Lovejoy is the abolition
leader, who WeArs 0iddings' uoutle. Sber-
nan moves 70 80 into the committee 90 Che
whole, one Of the Washburnos-oI Milne
tn1t a bad family either)-Was called 10 th,
chair. He is the smallest Of thc family, but
bun the eldest lie Is the smartest; but bc
talks so much that some call II chatter
Hence his name, J0cko. Kinder men, TO dis
tinKuish him from bic brothers, chl him zone
story Washburn." He gives the Goor 10 Love
10y. Lovejoy IL q full bodied m In lie W
not fat, but has smjoapout HE neck is bu-
vine. His voice, ditto. Hitherto, be has been
led about by Sherman, like "a prize Durham,
with o ring Ia bis nose and a rope la che ring
sherman had hold Of the zip end OF the rope
during tno contest for Sleokership. when
the GLimal got ugly when bis hair seemed
90 kinR n little snuoier when bis uos,r.ls d.
lated whoa silver threads Of delicate iroh
hung pendant from bis chopS, Sherman kept
his distance at the full length Of The tCthtr. -
Only once during al The phiiiprs on the Hell
per book aud siguers did he below. II was
y little noise, much Ike a absal ~
Transformed Into the Bah Of BItham, he
esan his sntios ia the Hall. The peIfor-
nance Of q relative OF his, in q china shop,
was no circumstance compared 10 his 10 the
Hall. Loycjoy is something Of a rhetorioian.
He intended, rs Is Republican member told me,
70 get up a muss, He lacked some personal
persecution an abuses TO make him ruu well
1T home. SO he took his stand on the lett uf
the speaker, among the seats. As he began
10 reach tue climax Of abuse on laveholders-
charging them with being murderers, polyga-
mists, and oil the rest OF the worst Of crimes
and insults; after defending Helper and hls
wort designs-after glorifying John and COL
ling the Democrats devils incarnate, and pill
ing up many other tit bits Of Christian and
clerical rhetoric, in order to reach the climax
Of bis theatrical arrangement Of style, manner
and matter-he began with upratsed arm,
clsnohing and shaking bis fist, aud many bo-
vine demonstrations Of head and ~coat-tail to
walk out OF his place, into the arena la front
Of the speakers chair, he walked as he
talked. lie shook his fists as his poisoned
spittle few about, Democratic members sat
without umbrellas. Over he came, within reach
Of the Democratic beuohes-Whsu lie waS aet
With defiant and derisy We threats and cries Of
NEGRO thief" pictured villain, - AID other
delicate reminders OF his original self. Bat
on came this electrical bovine, until ali ,e hot
blood Of The South was up, Red i9gs we've
Hourished in thick profusion. That was what
he wanted. He then threw himself into an
attitude-put his bend hack aud 'nuGvd sew
eral cubic feet OF hot n~tmosphetcl
Pryor, Mcqueen, BARK, dale, aud others, Of
the Sweet South" gave him notice. amidst
gesturing and uproarous hu0Jub-!o go back
to his own side. Members cniir'i ca Sergeant
eat Arms. At length Chairman NashOuruv
called on that officer. X vas like calling on "a
spitit from the vasty deep. Ho Was absent
His Rsslstaut-Wao IOUks IKE the jolly tat boy
in Pick wisk-ru he'd out with hair on eud auu
with the mace IN hand The eagle on 1t nut
TERED aboutin utter dismay. Tre house was
eli on ats feet. rho urea was a AN Of disor
der, poise aud belireTence. ketogg, Of I'LL
nOis, eainedowuaud rJared-ia pure - mpathy.
lie did not kuuN what he was roaring about
Burnett, next IA luugs-but far aboyc-tar 10
Ability-roared IN d tltuce. Members put on
overcoats my fs ioesgy Literully- inferno
was to pay. No lack Of hot pitch, either to
discharge the obligation. At length Wash>
burne deserted the chair. Pennington COX
il. Quiet was restored. The clerical bully
was allowed 20 60 to the clerks stand-acoord
ing to the rules-to finish his performance,
aud he House adjourned with more bad fee!
ing than ! ever saw manifested here before
II was a deliberate and premeditate attempt
to bring on a fatal and fearful collision, for
the personal qualification Of L%oyejoy.