, 1861-05-04
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a1e ena '7o oVe1nor tnas 1hey nao' on 1hnIs
ns eeeea Z ~ Ana t,e1s le9eetea q; tne
l'ool1c eA'eencass enaet tne pioc.a'@''on
consentns .aa'n, "ss @"a'stan''al'y coz
1eca. A4e Nepupnen n .neCe.s =: VIZ
ways IN tnelf seats anu o1 7o1eo 'lgn' a.a 'ne
nme:x e.; onoe1 Ehe eAceneat = tsaustan'p o1
Messfs' churen' Hurlous anu oeaion1on :
Slle baaineea ea.: Tue: sess'on, alter eeltam
irrepresaible gentlemen IKE Green and Sin
gtston bad aired tnelf: rnesofIc, moved oil
Ake clockEo1k, p - measaIee Or IN
uouoteo necessity, INC fSepnotlcans- were
aided WIN cneefful zeal oy hessrs. Harris
OF shelby. 5xaham and Cummings Of Ful-:
ton Erwin ofs'chreyaer, scholfeld Of CLARK,
shaW OF LEW wfence, Rolloson of Hancock,
BUR- of Scot. Talbot OF: Monroe, and Van
deveer Of Christian Less prominent, but,
we bslieve, equally patriotic, were Messrs.
Archer of Pike Dewitt Of Brown. Har-!
rington suff Adams, Baldwin Of Greene,
FaheFtY Of Randolph, kellogg of~Mash-
ington and English Of Jersey Mr. Har-
r1s OF Shelby was unquestlonabiy
the most earnest Of the Democratic mem
be1s, in putting things through In the right
shape. Though a Kentuckian by birth,
heeviaced, in the most decided yet mos
tentatious way. his determination to quash
the miserable treason now threatening the
government Of tie United States. We &C.
cord him this prominence because hs has
earned it fairly and honestly The most
accomplished speaker en'the Democratic
ride was Nh: scholheld, Of Clark. Mr..
Scholfeld did not impose any needless ora
tions on the House, but his observations
were almost always fair and truthful 1t
.was not to be expected that The Democrat
sc members would .rote with their oppo-
nents on such measures as the general
Militia bill against which nearly all OF
them had made record at the
previous session. Let it be said how
ever, that none OF them made any Jactioals
opposition even to this. Indeed tie only
votes against the two million bill in the
House, were given By Messrs Crouch, of
Hamilton; = El4der,. Of Gallatin Green, Of
Massac;; Hack@r, OF Union; Kiefer, of
jackson; Knapp, Of Clinton; Pulley, :of
johnson; Rand:eafick, Of Cass. Some Of
these explained, when giving their votes,
that thez' sdeemea the :, sum y too large;
but, under the circun- stances, it is fair to
presume that they were opposed to any
appropriation at ~an.. Having character
ICED Nj. Harfis:of Shelby. in fitting terms,
it is proper.to allude to- the other end of
the Democratic party in the Legislature
Green Of. Massae: This: person voted
sgsinst everything, spoke against every
Thing, consumed more OF the time Of the
session than any other ten members, vocif.
Grated his devotion to the Union q thou
:. sand times and voted just as secesaionist
would have voted on all occasions.:-
Our notice Of the Senate shall be brief:
The eondnct Of this body is striking ex-
ample, ofthe fact thatthe smaller the body
the more difficult is:it to reach conclu-,