The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-20
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Il, Hon.. / lEaHandighaIll,
aEaes haa yoi Essy i6oraoaH 81 OHIO, Hr0os ssso Div asa
In fhe House of Representatives,
taFebruafy %. 1885, against the
" C6nscrfR Ion Bill - ~ h-gs,f
4 rs Mr. NALLAEDIG HAM saids.si3 ;; ii
II Mr.. SPEAKER I do not propose to discuss
this bill at any great length i6 this House n
am satisfied that there is a settled purpose to
fenact into a1aw, Sc far as Il Is possible for
the action of the Senate and House andoths
President to make at SUCH 9I appeal, there
fores from you from them, directly to the
d tary yieemmiuee, no prazionssq question: no hour
rule; and where the people themselve sarez the
fnpsters.s recommend the 1spfrfe in which
ffhis discussion was commenced by the chair
man of the Military Committee, [Mr DIN, L
and do It the more eh hserfnlty because, 1dn.
fortunately, hesi is not always In so good tenn:
per as he was to-day; and thrust thatithrough
sciy665 Will e4uIDrs
| it that same disposition which scharaeterized
/ his opening remarks Y Only letsm caution
! him that he cannot dictate eto the minority
here what course tbey shall pursde. But isire
regret that cannot extend the commenda-,
! ton to .he gentleman from Pennsy ylyania, Mr..
| lCampbell, i who addressed the House a little
4 while ago, 4 His speech was extremely dfenl
siye, and calculated to stig Up a. spirit of bit3
tsrness and strife not at,sall consistent with,
that in which debates in this Honsesshould be
! conducted If be or any other gentleman of
the nsjority inagipcs ,Sh1t apy one here is to-
be deferred by threats from the expression OF
his opinions, or from giving such votes as he
may see fit to give, he has utterly nfisappre-
! hended the temper and determination Of those
who sit on this side or the Chamber His
threat I hurl back with defiance into,his teeth.
t4spuFh i'll spit upon it.-That is-not tho
argument to bea ldressed to equals here and
], therefore most respectfully suggest that here
Eaftsralisuch BsdisE Eensed 4ish and That we
shall be5spared personal depunciatian and IN
sinuatons sgainst thed doydlty men who sit
with me here men whose devotion to the
Constitution and attachment to the Union of
tIcsc statcs is as ardelt and immovable. as
yours, and who only differ from you as Ito the
p ps q. de Of securing the great ePiec. nearest
Mr'CAMpBELL5 The gentleman will al.
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Mf CAMPBELL Mr. seaker, it is 4 & |
significant fact that the gentleman from Ohio |
has aHphddmy remarks toehimse n and others
on his. side of the Housa. Why was this
done p Il was derouncing frdito1s here, aud T.
this sf6of.s II is my duty and my privilege to
do so. And If the gentleman from; Ohio
chooses to give myremarks personal appE.
Mr, yALLANfbSIGGHAM. This / is.eelnaoaugh. elaa
: Mr.. CAMPBELL. One moment.
Mr.. VALLANDIGH HAM, Not another
moment after that 1 yielded The floor in the7
spirit of a gentl tlspans and not zoe met In
the manner Of ckguard, [Applauusaeg uag and ID
Mr.. CAMPBELL. TIE member IF from Ohio
is blackguara Relieved Kisses and apFt
plause in the galleries.. 81
o1 Mr.. ROBINSON r rise to a question, afl
order. Z demand that the galleries be cleared,
We have been insulted time and again by con-
tractors and plunderefs of the 6overhn emf, +
in these galleries, and T ask that they be now 9
cleared % dds sfln53A ~
M Cex. # IhOre that MY friend from II.
snail PORTION Of those 4 "a the galleries take
part in these disturbances. The fool killer
will take care of tbom9Eo's - asi51if
The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Chair
will have to submit the question to the House.
Mr.. cox 4 hope the demand will be
TSe'sPEAKER pro iempore. e. % The Chair. ;
Will state, that f disorder is repeated, whether
by applause or Expressions of disapprobation,
be will feel called upon himself to order she
saisries e Be cleared trusting that the Beuse
Mr. ROBINSON u G1desife the cardearsse be- d
now, and; the galleries to be- cleared, ,E
excepting the ladies' gallery .t-o3aEiu 1
Mrs. ROSCOE EsCONKLINGax was going .
70 say that hoped the order would not be Fl
extended to that portion Of the galleries. ii
Mr.. ROBINSON. AFhe galleries were can
ioned this afternoon / Al
Mn JOHNSON. ssAnd tits theRsame men Il
who hdve been making this disturbance now.
q Mr. aVALIANDIGHAM.a = I. think, Mr.. IL
Speaker, that this lesson has not been lost
md tha tsis suf6cie1 ysinpresseds now upon /
he minds of the audience that this is legis-, s
atiVe, and lis supposed to be deiiberative, as
embly, ard that no. breach Of decorum or or ]
ier should occur among them, whatever emay y
5e the conduct of any of us Eonnth he. floor, Gks
rust, therefore, that my friends on this side :
drewi the demand for the enforce !
nent of theTple ofSthe House. g ata
Mr.. ROBINSON. withdraw the de- q
nand. q al Satlas''A slss'i sii9tses hhs Id
8 sMr.sKERREEa i raise the point; of order s.
hat members heres in debating questions be- q
ore the House, are not at liberty to use Ian G
,uage that is Parliamentary and. unworthy =
4 afnember. eh5 Sti s1S'S'SNl 70. s''s t'i - +
The SPEAKER That is tih lii rule Is, Of the
tonecs IIagaa aQslAl L-4p
Mr.. VERREE. hope twill beaenforced 4 o
Mr.: Mr-:FAILANDtGHAM nd hope d
hat it viii be enforced, also against members Eo
hathe' other side of the, Chamber. We have b
oEne enough, more than enough of such Ian il
mage for years past. a., :. ..s,.,,.-.,, ~ n
: The SPEAKERS The, gentleman from n 1
pois withdraWs bis, ,demand to havel the gal q
erias cleared The Chair desires to- say to a