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c,ona iD the y. S. House Of Representatives,
/, The United States House Of Representa-
4;cos Thursday, bIr Mallory, Of Ky, rose to
: ,rr:onal ey ypanation, and caused 20 be read
, reoor5 ana coloquy between Nj. Julian, Of
Ind and himself, from the Daily Globe.
Mr.. Julian on that OCCASION, said, among
other things. believe lnulattoes more gene
rally come into the Northern States than those
cr darker color, and Of course their increase
y;ll be muja;toes Continually, habitual}y.
and as the result Of a wei! recognized la" Of
social order the slave mothers and slave mas
1ers of the South are brought on to the same
Ieye! Of socia! equality 10 It's most ioathsome
forms. In some Of the rebel States, | believe,
the rumber Of mulatncs Is nearly eQual to the
number Of Democratic voters. III tie state
Of Mississippi, if AIN not mistaken wherever
you find all orthodox modern Democrat, YOU
vii! fad nnlato not far oil, etc. The gentle
man is not at all relieved, however, by The
white olool IN the veins Of these negroes II
the North, tor they have migrated from the
South, bringing with them, perhaps the blood
Of the gentleman from Kentucky, and other
distinguished leaders Of his party. Laugh
ter. y
Mr. Mallory said his object in now rising
was to correct habit which had grown to Ee
ana!sance, an! against which he entered ais
solemn protest Members OF Congress had
been permitted, as an act of courtesy, to Cor
rect their remarks Fl ON the notes Of the re-
2oHers OF the Globe, and then to destroy
those notes entirely The gentleman newer
uttered the reply printed III the Globe, as ap-
Piled to himself 1t was forgery. No such
remark was uttered as that "perhaps the
oiood OF the gentleman from Kentucky
eoufsed IN their veins, etc. 1t was never
uttered.
Mr.. Julian It's false.
Ar, Mallory. And it is false; you never
uttered it.
Mr.. Wadsworth, Of Ky. The member from
1na;ana Aa' states what's lie, and he knows it.
Inns hurried colloquy occasioned much ex-
s''Vlneht, and maay members rose to their feet;
a@ong them Mr.. Cox, VINO demanded that 1he
3ueas've words be taken down at the Clerk $
Mr. Gariela. ] demand that the words OF
'u5 gentleman lrona Kentucky be taken down.
,sI ,Inr Mallory suppose the reporters have
assen them down.
nf Miller, Of Penn, wished to know wheth-
W., ~, Snl'e that was being done, It would be III
0'gyE FI 1or o. the House to take laugh.
~ Ne speaker said 1t would not
oLe1i a1 "indom, Of Mimi, in his seat, asked
,ha hueIaer % 1t would be IN order tor gentlemen On
SDT ~ opposition side to cry.
NanOe tnle Speaker said as go one had called Mr..
the bs'oEg na to order as was required by the rules,
y sVa,i5n1an would proceed
Ini;a.'e A.. . 4rhe!d said both the gentlemen iron
Ti"e5 TIa = and kentucky were out Of order.
1Ins ~. N\peaker renlied the point came too late,
,ha 49,. a Norton OF ILL.,, said that he had called
ait a5ieuVleman from Indiana to order.
itt piva. :. ..efther conversation permission was
q. e. " 1r Mallory TO proceed 10 order.
b. 10 -; apoleglzel to the House for any language
1ha uslls nave uttered vloiative of the rules OF
AAooSe. lie rose to protest against the