Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18
From the Congressional Globe, Feb. y, 1901
DEBATE IN TIE HOUSE, e.

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F,b,,o,, q. 1851
i,.., ,,.a.. .ons,asrstISn The report
from the select committee Of tnir'y''ntse 5,.s..,
Mr. slMMs resumed the door; , Il, ,.,1,,, ,y5..
Ksatasss. desire to make Isasrt: ,,, a.. ,,.
Mr.. CASE. rise to point Of order; is, that ne
ooris assigned to the gentleman from henIuchy and
insist that he shall occupy IT, or yiea IT,
Mr.. COX, I appsal TO my friend from Indiana
whether that is very great courtesy. IL, a t1 II
Mr.. CASE. The gentleman IRON onio mas occupied
much more time upon this door than tns gehflemans
colleague. l1 N I.s.y ,stu.aa., E...
Mr.. cox. have made but one epeeon ana my re-
marks by his consent, Will come ont OF me TIME Of the
gentleman from Kentucky. isd fr....5.I -...
Mr.. HUTuHINs. IL the gentleman makes an expla-
nation Ahall ask the privilege 81
Mr.. COX. lido not desire 10 haks an eApianRuon,
but only to put things right .,,;a ,.l..,
Mr.. CASE. II desired to put things rignt, IL would
require two hours upon what the gentleman nmsen mas
said. s..ia m ..s. :. -.....
Mr.. cox. 1t may take the gentleman TWO hours to
put himself right / can putmyseh right In hye min
ntes. want to say word only, in reply TO my COL
league from the Ashtabula district. ~ @
The SPEAKER. The gentleman can only do so by
unanimous consent or By the gentleman from KENTUCKY
yielding the floor.
Mr.. sIoKLEs. III does not come ous o. ns time TIM o. q
no objection
Mr.. CASE. object. .nu
Mr.. sIoKLEs. Nothing throws 50 much light upon
u
the speech. -5..z.I. ..... A--s...-...
Mr.. LOGAN. You are afraid to give him hearing
No wonder you are trying to district him out Of CON
press, lI7I = ..gH ID.
Mr.. ASHLEY. I shall object, unleD my colleague
from the Ashabula distriot has tho imv for re-
ply.
Mr. COX. That would be very generous and brave
but am not asking any favor from the gentleman from
Ohio, Mr.. ASHLEY Ny colleague Mr.. HuTcaINs] had
an hour; only ask Ave minutes.
tMr. SIMMs then addressed the House for an hour.
M - Lhol1 fo.~ \
Mr.. CAMPBELL obtained the floor. i. r.
Mr.. cox. II the gentleman will give way, desire L
occupy The floor until the recess.
Mr.. GROW. With the permission Of my colleague,
move that the House adjourn. -Ff' -i7-a - p
Tho SPEAKER, The House will understand that th,
order now is TO take recess from four o'clock until
en-. II the motion to adj prevails the recess will b
Mr.. JOHN C0OHRANE. The gentleman from Ohio
requests hearing OF the House, and promises to occupy
only i've minutes. I hope he will be heard.
| The Speaker. Does the gentleman from Pennsyl.
yania Weld to the gentleman from 0ho1
Mr.. CAMPBELL. If there Is no objection, will dc
IN No objection wa, made. ..-. 49,
Mp'SRoW. Then NV motion to adjourn will stand.
The SPEAKER, Yes, air. The gentleman from Ohio
Mr. cox. That all that necessary for me in thl.
debate. was surprised that my colleague from the
Ashabula district at the conclusion OF MS attack upon
my colleague, LGoyernor CoRwiN should nave attacked
me- Why he dd 30, know mott unless IL be from tht
gument about ineendiary publications 70 provoke nsur
reotion asked him the question: whether or not h
was In favor Of suppressng all sucn puocAtons as h'
Helper book and Theodore Ratker's programme, publish
terribly their slaves 70 obtain their freedom Ths gentle
knew that he who are sOntu
which he Mr. HuTcsINsl is the defender, and Of vhct
John Brown was the exomplar. The gentlemen knew
his attack upon me- that he represented some q n
neshborsliVes and property. cannot sir fall 70 re,
have trsnapired in relation to the Republican eIecatv
OF oaio 10 refusing 70 deliver 70 rIga sucn mscre
ants no doubt caused Ry tne Iact naI some ot tnt
renegaoes and fsscsIs oI 9onh Hsu
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cause they are wrongs and whs view to their remedy
py proper measures. s.,, .,,o.n,,o, s.noo.,,,, 4,
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hou,e, mrninng na0'T SriS me- h
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lame tne soutne,n man W WIN . S 49, h ,s ~ @ Wy
manner or ior the purpose ss.es' @ @ sams num- you
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ana IN my G paco EAse ror sae pay. them with
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9een violated e,S.s s,as ~ Vrc,nis md or
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70 Soms from the successor Of joshua R. Dss
%So va, aOmnssS nDS elected