The weekly sun., 1862-02-15
Expulsion Of Senator Bright.
WHAT lie SAID or HIMSELF.

the Senate should nut Oe hed with men the least
suspected Of disloy atty.
M. Harris IN " said that ths-senstor fiom
Indiana Is 70 be eSpel cd, and nothing further ne,
be said 10 control the action Of the S-nate. But
some questions have heen introduced here that were
entire irrelevant. SINE Senators seem 60 have
Merged the character Ot tue Senator In the partisan
Mr. Harris then alluded " the elaborate spsches Of
the S-Ds,or nom Massachusetts, t5uninsrJ ~ more
b,cuming prosecuting attorney. Fhcse speed
eutSt 10 him tuarri-l like hespirg MOS on a
fallen foe The Senator from Kentucky tDsvisl has
made sosaathing Ike n dozen spa-che- IN relation
T. tne pefi6 ing subject and he appeared " bs the
seuior cuurse, in the prosecution. lie tDsvi-l
bai visitsd the C,immitire rooms secure
evidence T. imrea,h msily testimony. Nut
the question was already s.t,led, and hc tusr-
tirl did rct chooas W discuss II any longer. Hut
theto a mstteT srnewhN connected With the
subject pcrsond ~ himself An attempt hnd been
are w the Legislature uf hts ate 70 re-AntmNte
his st'hened corpse. Legislative instructions were
q ~" ci.ris en alton ~ the well nigh fatal doc
iue o' ststea Rights. Whst would Ue the result
~ tbs di-,Ss!H ia the l., ,k-lsture ~ NV v IL he
tHArr1sy did u1t know, And - lar Rs the vntc
,hrfe cn the rea,ut instructing hin what g. in
sa- c,.'eruet, u was MT tnrCttaut that he Shouts
In.w. Ihe cir .UnstanCts Under Whirh the
.usu "a hsi teen nNie ~ Li, tHarty r.
-or NAT. 100 extra 'rdinsry. Nineteen ~! Gis cO
leagues b. ihe II utv, ~ a ia pcrs ,.,N ani p,'it.
,cI freuds t,d = ,ctcd tie L'gi-,tpre ot'N.~
York, " order &C. the state and perhaps its
utn,lie tpnr,arntAi yr fr,n diShun,t g. tnst. o,
tim {, tie vute he tharr,sl shorld ctye
tbiz ques',Iu. lie made NJ oupl .'nts a. Hnst ht.
ta o Nft
e.. vsy uut for the atmosphere which surround
tlp : nate. Gu n question Uf pol,tc,l eNpeinncy
r usip 90. I'.Cy he al tItsl would list'u q tue
Lrv vtsI,'urr, brt on q question ~ right AID ar
tu"rtl va oniy real- u-ih.c g. lis 4, urcicuc'
Snu b." Coz He v.' u a. ~ uD man, nor bdy o.
met, 9 .biifS'r" bytWc'u i'm H"l his CONS i"nC,
Dn ..l executive or t.i.in' Vuosti "a. u LeS,'-
la.Ic uk- 80 tiVut g. ,ut'ti,.c ~ be- Lear {.
~ l"st"T tt.Lu said 70 1t tie : natHr IN
lllt.ua eel rtad :N t.,",u'ous ,S-',i Jy /, meet
'r .h To- hate. H. Nrvr. vA' b t, lart .ir
o.l.r q, p. lui3uls Iss,td ts ut l,, uu..
Nj. latrt IN. . i'.t tc e. lGti"Us Ttev DE-
T. utr tHU sini" {" v..' tn" t..uttI a. bU'3 -
i,,'s. ly s',uutal.sn trahrn the rrlu pies u
TIE p nOsr,uc party u~clG.e tai tue present
'tstr ' 80 ountrN .s d." g. trs Agitation ut tir
,.,sstS ,.r suun ny f,nAti -, shd O. the saCt1
pl,iGrns adogi.i bg tAr Run,lu, Phi,iepnN ind
~ ,Hg e. nyent' n@: DECLARE ~ A. III" Republic N.-
tu r-lrCt'ug ai u0 - G cpupunrit', assumed b
hsr'u, r'-I-u- uiity. and thht tury have show
h.t ut''r iuH,tSy g. 'nrry ou ~" government in
~ 81 Ai,u.ty. Ts r',ilut ns conclude 10y i.nuun,
iuE tho ulsu f"' tr 'm,nciuati oi th" rlayrs q
b, u.."yn, tre sssiei.sl'u o. the writ OF hdbeds
corpus
NJ, H-ght p,ii that ha lsd only read tw, - thr
r,sp 20 ,ri, horr because ,ome ~ the othora con
"a not sg' "" VI Iyh U'-S' .y would le dc-uco
uff u.Ite b, H. nAior. hut iay "a, &c AL hNi
lc EuGhi, ,'ai lud t'e tAo %',utiJu- IN al thsi
lrugth tni drIth.
Nj Bysrd iDl } .p,No In favor Of NJ Bright
.ud ret, rr,i w. thu sp ',b"- which hat beeu iua
p''c Whh something Ike parttl,n feeling, -nd &
u q cauguSsea which lad hgcn held in fesa Il ~ IHl
Mr.. Lane tIrd.l aid At ths first II tho session he
n,d to,d his clls, 'BhrItl ho ,rpuld frrl 1t ne
tLAit'sl duty T. 'utruiuuC a resolution ~ g"r'r
I qu r, H. .cgaid e. hS tBughtg cnIr-". Aitri.
SArds, ~ n caucus uu another tuije hi, Ve WI,
-p ken NJ Int thr'e ~a- uo caucus In this case
~ Bright said, perhaps what ho ~ ult ~
tad tirr ave hH,fI ,Ad weeks 1gu. IL" HtIr
the Iud y'Arr Con mite" frt the hvur,hle rrl or
li,I ht' seiu mhdr Through mo uf the.t LulL-
l"r ihI fultr'! Nn. A'' given way under .nl,0 D.
cirt''d pres- Tive 'e,z ~ might tc trti-sy-
sfuNFt lfF I.f lp a. ltal
y.,' II hr 10 ever -hpniri s'cc. Ills mNiu "',er
o. -puking wH- =, p..D liu-''' u sht r'i The peg
80 risturN. N Nr y.. II sru,.' IN t'i h, would %
| content He wna .y"a 1t tic pgrty tiui' uyhf-
ttri tgsiust LIN, 7ld tie numerous accusation
rr.u.Ht ustiHri him. lie insus With rt"prrt
La O. . Il % t.tfs,. Ii ..I ..irn,. h,,Iup ,,l,l
tina h. nad =, ne, wrItt,u, aud yut"l f,r npthiu.
'u" r',-,r ~tn h' rr'rH'',yr an an America
Srnd"i, he id urt deemed that right, Am
Yr u.t I,t i,Hr,t the u.t doing -..s lie
s'.u,I not ~ - shlsld Himself fum part Nb
pun-, put ,Nal ruprd tuyqt cation int Al the
.'tlp fsAti. :. Ilr lie uai t,Dn hunurri hy tn
Sturu. IudI.utt rirn srat M the Senate II the
lHutr, sut.-, pud r.d been IN the Cul Il itnoe oi
.Io S'uNc and nHl received tNt highest honor they
ID riycn He euid tli- iu answer e. tho-e VIII
Iu,-uo ol Dis Hut'cricnt-, and sought To poclu-
.i.ue hin. 90 iHp miud- ul his cnuutrym.n. lie
Gtrri tr,m ~ the letter ue uai written q NJ
Je''r o. Davis, and g. the rnartcter given him h'
| " iiuU lu who tai known hIW fIr muuY years
ed ,np always u,,r ,Id, rel hiu, worthy uan. u.
| Intended thtt tut UUs slmtl letter ~ intrunuu.
20 "a, aud its lirtts had 90 Intention 10 recognize
| crgtt of Mr.. DayiHt tnyttIU, IL wvs only auor
| rrur r-u, uud only flowrd thr example NJ othe
| ,n tU' il,s,r 81 The Senate. When en-" letter VIII
| 'rIttn, hc III not "ouo'"i Iri" would bo war A
| Ter eve .4 var hu 6huu.d mot have given the let.
| ter tr Da. IL had been argued against hin thai
| had said Me would du the same agstu. lie wOu
e. etit. and he meant H. TINT n he believed thsr
| 20 be war, ns would give such a letter g. n
| ,ll hicnd but no one who listened n the denHt
| here will suppose thnt the l,ttu has really ANY
'hirgto lo Viih the attack ou him. But he wiz
cruEt cred unfit tp leu' late with such patriarch
IN tl. c1urtry's service ~ the senator from NJ .ss
| u ettg tSImner1 and tho senator frpm Ney
| IIt pshirr tClrbl And even the s'natm from
| y n-ylynnia tWilmuil aui the Senator from Tru.
| see tJshnsrn9 were a'ilict'd 10y his prrseuc'
here, ~ no' lyal enough hpr them. On he mus
| nov" deg.nerstrd in ten years. In lsJn, he Wa
| NJ pointed On % committee With such men ~
| Cay wehstr, G Ihoun, CEyton, aul usol hi
humble 'IHts T. MAINTAIN peace. H. hao
sectional vote. Every impulse ~ his hear
WA given U his county, ANA hs yielded n no man
in his attachment b. Il. Though MS character wa
| i4ptr5cd and bis loyalty Questioned, Gi5 did NOT
a'i,nate linn. lie thanked tina members Of the Ju
5IriarN Cpuimittee Rho supported him, and guar
antee tie pledge of an honest mart that the iltur'
would give them no occasion n regret what they
lad done. Il he vast q turned on, ne said h
lis friends and euernirs, he would put himself 81
| uiA before the tribunals who we're found Iu-t. H.
| would submit q the people e tie stata Of Ia IAN
| the question right or wrong IN this c"se. lie re-
| erred / the senator from Virginia tWlcyy askinl
| MN to d,fur what ne m'sft hv tfe letter. IL
| a u "a iAd always ono "tI ttFHI'N UNT', ''l'f A'f
| T., noe, war isrsr." lie sad the I"upt f,m Ten
| urs4ae had donu him ir .Istcs IL connecting hin
with bAnd u' uuuzpirat .rs rerc, lie mad not
paIt u tho movement 10 the disruption u th
o pyornmeu', hut ice wuul ease the people 10 lie
| cile the Vsrst.uu,
Atsr further 'smarks hY other seuNtirs, the Vot'
| u,st''lor .,u tine resolution ~ eVr'l, ~ lloSs;
| TeO7 Mo-4rs. Anthony, Browning, Chandler
| Clsrs, CnqrneT, u wis, DiXlu, Dpottle, Fessen
ren f,.t,, fn-tar, Grimes, II ia, Harlan, Hsudar
| Il ~. Howard, II we, johns II, Ring, Lun, lind
"a an
| sumner, Trunhul, Wade, Wilkinson, wilIno,
| Wilson, Mlss aud Wilson, mo- 81
| Ndut-hessrs BtyNd, Curle, Harris, Rounedy
| Latham, Nasuth, Pierce, Powell, Rice, Salisbury
| Ter EyCk, Thompson, and Wley-l4.
| TIE Vice President said that ~ two-thiTds ha,
| yutel in favor Of the resolution, II was adopted
| II ero WAS applause in the gallery, which ~ns m
| p,dis'e'y checked by the Chair The Senate ad
| IrneI-