Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-28

"ANHhcehuA Eoenes
We copy from the report In the Chroaicls 81
this morning the particulars Of q dlsgraceful
scene in the Senate yesterday. r.
Mr. sAULsBURr, amer speaking at great
length upon the amendments offered, and upon
the general features Of the bill, stated, among
other things, that the Administration was ma.
king God of Sambo.
Mr. HALE. ! call the Senator to order.
Mr., SALISBURY. VIII the gentleman sub
NIT the point Of order TO writlDgi Laughter
AN EXCITING SCENE.
Mr. SALISBURY was permitted to continue,
Wien, in dcnOunCing In forCblo terms the
President Of the United States and the acts Of
the Administration, he stated that Mr.. Lincoln
was the weakest man ever placed In n high
office, He said he had been In conversation
with him, and knew he was an imbecile.
Mr.. GRIMES, (R.,) Of Iowa. think the
Senator ought not to be allowed TO continue
such remarks.
Mr.. SALISBURY was sdmonshed by the vfCE
PRESIDENT that his remarks were out Of order,
when he proceeded to denounCe the President
stating that If no wanted to paint .despot,
he would paint the lideoub form Of Abraham
Lincoln"
The CHAIR decided such remarks as COM
plelely out of order.
Mr.. SALISBURY. win the point of order lie
submitted 10 writing
The VICE PREsIDENr told the Senator 10 take
his scat; that hls remarks were out Of order.
Mr.. SALISBURY. shall not take my seat
until know what have said that Il out Of
order. e.. ..-..
The VICE President said II the Senator did
not take his scat he should order the sergeant.
alarms to take him in charge.
Mr.. SALISBURY. The voice of freedom Is
not allowed In the American Senate.
The VICE President, The Sorgeant-at-
will take the Senator In custody.
The Sergeant-at-Arms then advanced to Mr..
salisbury, who refused TO go, making motion
TO his side pocket, but after some conversation
the two walked towards the cloak room, and
then Mr.. salisbury, stopping, sat down on the
sofa near the west entrance Of the Senate Cham
Der. Mr.. salisbury was engaged in earnest
conversation there with the SCrgcant-at-hrms,
and afler talking for a time, took from his side
pocket a revolver, which he turned several
times in his hands and then replaced. Aner-
wards he went ont with the officer, but returned
again in ab0nl half an hour when, after sitting
awhile In his seat, he advanced to the desk
near the Vice Presidents chair and made scvc.
raj attempts TO gain the floor, when
Mr.. DOOLITTLE, (R.,) Of Wisconsin called
him to order, and read rule of the Senate
which deprivcs a Senator Of the right TO speak
after having been called to order for cUnlemut
Of the Senate.
Mr.. SLULsBURY. Does the Senator from
orable mani
The CHAIR, (Mr. Clark in the chair.D The
Senator from Delaware will take his seat. He
is out Of order.
Mr.. sAULsBrRr. just as please, and not
otherwise.
lCrics Of "Ordcr ~ from several Senators.
The CHAIR. The Senator will take his scat
and the ScrgcRnt-at-Arms viii take him in
custody.
The SergUant-at-ATms approached the sena.
tor from Delaware, " ho refused. at first, to ac-
company him, but, after some conversation,
left the Chamber.
Aftor being gone for about half an hour, Mr..
salisbury rUtured again, and made several
efforts TO gain the floor.
The CHAIR, (Mr. Clark The Senator will
take his seat.
Mr.. SALISBURY. No, sir, will not take my
seat.
The CHAIR. The Senator will take his scat.
Mr.. SUMNER. ] rise to a question of order
| understood that the Senator was committed
to the custody Of the Sergeant At Arms, and
sec him on the door now. ! am not aware that
the order Of the Chair committing him to the
custody of the Sergeant alarms has been dis
charged.
Tho CHAIR. The Sergcant-at-Arms will take
the Senator in charge.
Mr. SALISBURY. / should like to sec that
order executed by any one.
(The Senator then took his seat, swearing at
Mr.. Sumner and other Senators, and muttering
inAndibly to the Sergeant -at Arms, Hs he ap-
preached, but refusing to leave. Soon a tier, he
retired 10 the Cloak-room with that officer. Al
Ter the lapse of considerable time he returned
TO his seat, whence he was conducted from the
Senate Chambor.)