Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-28
The Haun and Banks Flareun.

! than Tor eighty Toys, SO hat if the Trustees
had provided for 1000 boys their action
would have been perfectly legal. Asto the
Industrial School at san Francisco, of which
mention had been made, he had visited it
and he could sly that no institution in the
state was conducted in so miserable man
ner as that school That great stock breeder
Leonard ought TO be turned out from tie
management Of the school
The Speaker Lro. TEN. said the gentleman
was out ot order
Mr.. Banks slid-I hope that man will be
/ allowed to proceed
Mr.. Flanders ose TO PORT Of order, hut
Mr.. Banks Obtained The floor and said
What the gentleman has stated in regard to
the Industrial School at San Francisco. he is
entil ely mistaken in. He has been entirely
hi Informed, or has misoUserved He is en-
lirely mistaken.
Mr.. Haun-Thi4 is of no interest TO me
made the suggestion in all kindness, with
no disposition to iujure san Francisco
MI Banks The gentleman has no right
to make statements which cannot be justified
by facts
The Speaker pro. TEN. -Gentlemen must
come to order The Chair will not allow this
col.oquy
Mr. Haun-l rise now to a question Of
privilege. intend o deal with the hollow.
headed, hollow-henrted member from sun
francisco (Mr Banks)
The Speaker pro -Sergeant-at-A Arms,
take the gentleman from YuUu (Mr Uaun1
into custody.
The gentleman was taken into custody,
and removed from the hall
Shortly afterwards,
Mr. Patriel; called attention to the fact that,
tk
| Der OF the House was in custody.
The Speaker pro tenn. said the Chair had
ordered the geutlemin to be arrested for
breach Of decoruln, for using improper lam
guage.
Mr.. AmyX said as the improper language
was not taken down by the Clerk before
other business interviewed, the matter could
20 no tutther and the member was entitled
10 his release.
The Speaker pro tenn said the Chair would
not direct the release of the gentleman until
the House SO ordered it,
Mr. Dousherjy moved that the gentleman
under arrest should be released
Mr. Burn-li -aid he hoped Tint the gentle
man would include in his motion that the
gentleman then in custody should come for
ward and make Il suitable apology.
Mr.. Munday said be was willing to agree
to the latter rule, if it was applied toa all. If
suitable apology had been made to the
House for outraGes committed heretofore,
then Mr.. Haun should be called upon to do
the same The House had been dsgraced
Setore and he coutcnded that more punish
ment should uot be inflicted on the member
from GGba than had been inflicted on other
members
The Speaker Pro tenn said the Chair had
not entertained the motion Of the gentleman
from Amalor Mr.. BurnelL)
Mr. AmyN quoted from Jrilcrson's Manual
in support OF MS position that the language
not having been taken down. and hu-iuess
luyiu@ iutrrrened the matter was at an end,
and the House could ceusure the member
The Speaker pro tcn. said the Chair did
not understand That the House proposed TO
censurc the gentleman from Yuba.
sir Munday asked if an arrest was not
equiy"Iuut 10 ceusHre?
Ihe speaker plo TEN said the Chair took
exception TO tine language used by the gcH-
tlea!au from Iuba, as il would to such Ian
gWge used by any gentleman on that floor.
aud wHeu such laugaage wa used, the grn-
liemau using ID. whoever lie might he shouid
ie arrested. and should remain under arrest
u.u. released Ly the House, The eoutc
mun ttom J ubr t3.E advantage of pYivU-
eyed question in order to us. The improper
language. It u:.s ia liter for the House 80
decide IAs motion oi Tie gentleman from
Sierra was iB order
Mr. Hoa4haty sad he dil not make his
motion from any di=respcct to the gentleman
hon san Iranc,co. against " hom the Ian
gua-e was uspl aud whose magnauiuity had
heeH vHH great iu the matter. But the
proWptne,- ViJh which the Chnir acted was
sufficient to su-'a.u the dignity Of the House
Mr. Magtud,r said gentlemen 'nppcatcd TO
throw tie whole ouium OF the Vroug-doin"
urou Mr.. llnuus shonllo's lie couteudcd
tlaj Jhc gentleman from San FIIci.cu (}lr
HnnN-) used language as Improper in calling
the gentleman f-om Yula q fellow. Cries
of i" 10, TO; he did not Well he UNDER
stood it SO, aud he Thought that was the way
ie which his colleague MIR. uaun) under
stood IT,
Mr.. Muuday said-Whcn scene occurred
in this House the other day
The speaker pro tem-Ihe gentleman will
come to order The subject before the House
ha, no connection with any previous occur
renee
Mr. Muudoy-IIe is as much entitled to
piaee in thi, Ii1u-e a. others who have out
ragged the dignity Of the House.
1lr. Conuess-W hat does this cecbrated
member from Placer meun 10y TALKING OF
others who have outraged the dignity of the
House?
Mr.. llaris- Whit does the gentleman from
EI Dorado mean toy calling the gentleman
from Placer numc~?
Mr. Couuese turned to Mr. Harris, but the
latter with a laugh showed that bis remark
was made in Jest
Mr Banks-l would offer to amend any
thng said, and -uy "member," or "geutl,-
man. or anything else.
Mr. Buruel said he had not made motion
that Mr.. Haun sAou'd make an apology lie
knew That that gentlemen would do Justice
He merely made the suggestion and mean
no dsaourtesy to the geutIem,n from YUbn,
The speaker pro tenn put the question, that
the gentleman from Iuba, (Ir Hnun) be re-
leased. The motion was adopted. and tile
Serg-aut-lt-Arms was directed to release his
prisoner A few minutes afterwards MIR.
lIaun came in and took his scat
a committee Of Eve was appointed on Fri
day to investigate the circumstances of an as
-auit subsequently, made upon Mr. Banks by
Mr.. Laun.
TrrE DEuocRAcY-The Moriposa Gazette
which supported Brccbiuridge-thus gives
It's views ON 'coercion"
While weure anti coercion In the strict
sense Of the term; opposed 80 INVASION and
are willing that the south should 90 pence
ab,e and peacefully out of the Union if she
must, we are opposed to the South attacking
the hlg aud government that has protected
US all alike Wcare far from believing that