New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25
Mr.. RUST with emphasis,--I have the answer
Mr. COLFAX roe To question of order.


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Mr. COLFAX rose to question OF order.
MIR. HINDMAN wished to know why the Speaker
did not enforce the rule, wben Inc gentleman from To-
diana 81 arged his colleague with an Infamous libel.
The SPEAKER pro TEN. (Sir Kellogg OF ILL., said
Re was not in the chair when the language was used
but Low, far Iossible, he would endeasor 10 re-
strain the debate wi bin proper lin it's.
Mr.. RUST resumlnR, remarked If the Republican
mem ers the c. mmttee represent the Northern sen
time Mt, tlen all hope OF compromise IL lost, ana ne
would prefer that all the Southern States shouid oe
blood stained rather than submit TO such party. but
lie did Ot believe they represented the people OF the
country. IL the Union should be dissolved, ne hoPed
1t would he in such way AZ wouldgiVe an opportunity
for its rccOn-trucion. lie said more diSingenous TO-
poT than II at Of the Committee Of Thry-three, never
before emhnaed from poll zeal partisan, and he ex-
ed hs deliberate opinion that wae the pur
pose Of the Republican party TO abolish Slavery, wher-
ever they could He believed, and could snow, toas
MIR. ncon rtpudiated the Constitution OF the United
States Under that instrument the Southern States
have rights in the Union but unless there Were cioc-
uS gusrniiss given that il should be carried out IN
the 81 int that it framed he should beg and mplo
ih, 10 secede. In u course OF bis remarks he san
that he Legislature Of Massachusetts, had passed reso-
liionr declaring that Stale out Of the Cnion because
Of lie nueXatiOn Of Texas.
Mr.. GOOCH Rep, Mass.) said thst no such resolu-
tio bad ever been passed. lie would like them 10 De
Dir. RUSTIC put the gentleman in the way oil be-
ing Mi, hta d. he called MIR. Adams OF missaeh-
st's ad the resolutions that be Adams prepared
ard introduced in the Legislature Of hassachusets IN
OH oeiIion 10 the annexation ofexas constitutional
gTouI de- In these resolutions it was declared tlat
Masta,lnfets was determined, as il doubted not other
States were 10 submit to no undeegated power IN any
body OF utn on earth and, further, that unless the
anneXaii Of Texas resisted II might tend TO
drive the States into dissolution Of the Union, ana
fnrpish calunhies against republican government,
&c. .
Mr.. HINDMAN made few remarks in support Of
Liza coIl.spes Inssl reuI ks relative TO Massachu-
sits.
MIR. DUNN desired always to be right in whatever
! utter in Response to the gentleman from Arkan.
al lie inter ded TO say tbis, namely that the
Ceolhi stion that The Republican party sympathned
with John Brown WAS n libel on that party. He did
not Intend 10 use offensive language 10 the gentleman
Int uSce tie remark believing the charge 10 DC hoe
ol,s Oh The Republican Platform and party.
Mr. EuST-1he gentleman from Indiana says thai
e did not intend TO make offensive remarks In an
of,usiye tene / have tight 10 demand an unqual-
fled etiaction Of the remarks.
Mr DUNN have made the explanation felt u
N, duty 10 rake.
Mir. frST-Yery well, we viii see.
MrFERRY (Rep Conn.l alluded to the bold re-
Ieat o. traitors who seeking cover for their tres-
.Cr Tie avow.d resscps for rebellion were utterly
| fan cous. T eas ID not only lurked IN the Caii'
,ol Tut i, wss found in the Executive departments.
air, bands with grand aud lefty larceny sor the
con rhneIt Of unhcly Tdrposes The diss ,lution
AZ ~, Iried States was u thirty years' provtb Tho
!
sta ptruyed the conhdeaee OF the people in tbst
Couit snd tie LecomEton policy destroyed their con-
f6ei &c in the Executive admi Isl ration Republican,
siiLnyled out Of the Southern States, and the
fate must DO melted out TO the Union portion of
I III. democracy. Hence the breaking up oil the Con-
venii in Charleston, that hot-bed OF treason.
| Tie III ion is n deuson and the COnsti-
| ion sham il the oisnnion doctrine
| i.t,re lie wss opposed to all amendments to the
| Go stiui on. ard Uuld maintain 1t ~ II II. Hewoaid
uey. ,.tognize property in man, por yield protection
| Sla, ery wher il can be proiitaby employed. To
G, nsenl 20 this auuld be niqnity, abhor-
OF Cos and de., wing tie execraiiOn of the civ
| ir,d void. lie was opposed to the admission Of
n, wMexi o. and disH nied ON the other me asures
re, mn nded in tie report under confederation. He
feared 10 compromise st be should dishonor the Gov
err mert He appeal, tn the Republicans to stand by
their yindplts SO long as there was opea
| rielioi. ON the one hand, and threatened
rl.Don on the other, Il wa doe TO
| the nHiI's dignity Ca make an exhibition Of fts
,ir,nptL Tor tie Nndicaiion Of the Constitution and
the lAws OILERS might do as they pleased, but h.
cfuld not compound with TREASON Of such unnatural
Adjourned.