The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-25

yrong: have not heard ia nrovisIous ha agnt e
II read nor have critically examined It's provsiens.
shall vote upon the question us tho question d.s.rv~
II right for II; II wrong AGAINST IT, But wii Tie men -
aa who are standing Up here day after day taking ~
violations OF the tuition and the laws while they
seem TO svmrshzs with tosc who aim at he CON l,ts
destructon of our government and who set all laws ana
Obligations at doiances
MIR. BcENErs-Enl the gentleman permit me to ask him
aquestion?
Slr. I,lcnARssoN--Certanly, sir
Mr. BsRsErT-Ihe gentleman from Illinois surely does
not mean TO DO me njusticcp
Mr. RIcn AxIsoN-O oourse net will intentionally do
no man injustice
Mr. BuE.urr-Tnen when the gentleman states that NJ
Charleston was engaged in Noting 10 break ~ tho
democratic party he states that OF which ho knows
nothing had ne agency or hand in H. ted him f., tor
that when the Southern States DELEGATIONS rt,d from
the Charleston Convention WAS the ONLY man believe
from any OF the slave states who wen, nio MI, mi nnI
mado speech appealing 70 them TO conc back :
Nj. RiDuARDsoN--l mistaken il the position az
sumo found the gentleman there in ion ma
cooperation with those who brought and az
sequcnt destruction upon tho rarty stand here ana
say that for what l say am Responsible
Mr. BrRNErl--I say then TO the gentleman so c,x A
responsibility is concerned never refuse 20 takeit
Mir R,CIIaKpscNAui $50 b,Jp mo God I am rrs,aDss
ble here and everywhere for what have said (ensa
ton and partial anplause !
Mr. BuRxE11--So am j. here and ey where else
The SPEAKER said The demonstratn MAG rot,ted ~
would order the galleries TO be CLEARED d
Mr. RltHARpsos-i hone they will be cleared there =
another Violation OF the order on the House do moi vish
to push the renfS;nan from Kentucky do moi dasiro
10 nress upon MIN. tst Is the Ear tes, from v mctiv.s
and fpm INV Durposa 4 elsn6 ers n declare = hat a.
mvsoif
Mr. BURNETT desire 70 soy Tn To eenteroa. fr,r
Illinois, that will have no pcsop. with NV
gentieran on this aoopy hnv. never no., ora ma
nlycr intend = 6aya ona n tSrngh Tho g.r,l.n,an A.
,1et personal cont raycrsv Vim a ami M !, n. ~
sonal issue with me- hs CANNOT AIR hsvs n here. M h.
can have il anvwherc else. - - 80
Mr. asRpsoNi saw 10 the gentleman from Ko,,,v.
XIV that desire no personal controversy with vboI
but if ANYBODY desires personal contr,vcrsy win az.
90 hold me Cnd he cam have 4, anvsh.r. '' WV" 's
Mr. VAyisNDcuAM (opp) of Ohio rose IN n mint ~
order AZ ihis tine of rrea pnbc disaster and n ~
ain
personal aiercs,ion Hoo nor heco,c ~ ~'., -" -.
House ~ Ne' VI -
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y w.. IN = Nh .s sa.'i " tho se',eh" Iro..
IN nee ~ "orsonaI ;c,eS ' dn u' NAV 49,, a s
81, n not ehrnr from tLno ,vhan ,hay ora ,,rnnnd
n sl' ,', si INK iuu, .e when ,aey ac Ptsenled
~. ~. e. ' "uu ~ % Nv oIeais " say VI Ilse
snt e 's Peo, tuar"se, nave carreu tAo LESSONS
my o1ymU I ~ ncn,.thy 70 my nome Ia los ans
us. win sIneto " .em ~ tIe emu " ny uy anu
Yea. no man .na. cvor w'' ' 'o iaue ., "ou
e1t nave spoken th's conspiracy W break up ns
eemoGato party, ano nase sau 'n' 'ie egnteinaa
il"n ha h; was 10 r. Nho" VAC anu WI" n's
permit hllh 10 silTiuk from IT,