Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-15
The Nebraska Contested Case.

The Nebraska Contested Case. 81
The Congressional GloBe"r which
came in the mail yesterday, contained
the debate and the 6nll vote on The con-
test between Mortop aud Daily. The.
case was indefinitely postponed b. vote.
Of ave 10 one. We viii publish-eStraets
from the debate neat aTFsek. We doubt
whether another man besides Morton
could be- found IN Nebraska who dvoOld
hgvesbra enough. under the present.
circumstances to claim aseatih Congress-
Mt. Daily says truly that there is not
five Democrats in Nebraska, that believe
Morton was elected. We have mel with
none who believed it, ,ro. 81.
The following sRprion of ihe debate
contains several jokes too good to be lost !;
-ofMt. VooRHEsa Is that the same Judge
Conkling thai told yDu etbatathe second
certificate the one given by Gov. Black
was bad? TO stssnog3T .Wclu iios-d8i
Mr.. DAILY H7is Ahe same Judge
Conklings He did not saw that the cer7
ti6cate was bad, bit he was a man Of
such independence, and SO hated these
bailot-box suffers, that he said I had. a
good case without il. that these officials
wefe d bad set, and othat he would not
\ tr6g( them. daid0 ,Hc1Tnt e9ai1ae 9h1 4
Ms VooRHBss I'D would like TO ask
the rsasona hyhy the gentleman from
Pennsylvania TMEl MooRHEAb] fDesanoT
defend Col Black fropa -susb an assault
as Thai whirht lis segereTs thss Whabhe
felt called upon 70 notice upan this side
OF he house fsxc ~ sfav.ovg -{-ov
Mr.. DAILY, i Is said in the Scrip
Lures thot-- -.
slsea while 81 AMP BIDS out to burn 5IJa ga
They1lest sinnerPayFetufnP sDiol pGl
Mr.. LovrJoY. I feel bound to inter-
pose in behalf Of tie Scripture. Laugh
tef. RetR3IeA AK kfhAa atf-AEOJ
Mr.. DAlLy?.a TtsIsAa good doctrine,
any May. Ia ought to be there if IL is
NOT. aUhayet readbW Watts and the Bible
SO much tegsther 4hatuI) sometimes mise
takesene for ihe- otherr Laughter l--
Now, ] would say further, in regard TO
Coy. Black; he wasan RPpointee of Mr.
Buchanan. The marshal andthe secre.
tary (8Ir. MoFtob) were also Buchanan
men, They were all of them Breckin,
ridge Democrats, and a large maIority Of
them are now in the rebel army. But
Mr. Blacky when, our naiio6al difficulties
arose. broke Friendship with lheses old
friends, and svent backlo hiSnaiiEedown
Of Phtsbufg where he raised a fine reg
iment and we heard of him the other
day as being the first man to enter the
enemy's works az Yorktown. g1
Mr.. MoRToN, / think he would have
been there at least the second man 10 if
there was as certain knowledge that there
was whisky there as there was that there
was no enemy there. Il
Mr. DAtGY. That shows, Mr.. Speak
er, the icharacter3of menau 1 do notreply
TO it, i do mot b~elieyeoif the gentlemen
hunted the Territory from, one Iendaoi
tito the other could find five Democsats,
who, would not say, on their void of hon,
or, that they knew thatI was, elected and
that Mr.. Morton was, not, They al
know il. They all admit It there
There IS no doubt Of ito They all IN.
derstand the point which changed the
e~lec1onspssv omoo .Ifoo b9ls0s X
n1o5 bsHA-QL 20 qo1,
Emancipation Society OF the State
Hsw enc doiOf MiSsOnrisadT Z Y
This society is being fdrhedin St
Louis. Iti Is. intended to have Branches
in every portion Of the State. we 1eexx..
Intf0W Lral ratToe aLN .TReW 81 FeaW NCaI
tract the following from its Constitution !
90 rosibaM lREAMRLEuH moT7 a7oe
q Believing the institution Of slavery z
be detrimental 10 lhe moral and material
i~nlerestsaof Missouri, and a serious i'm.