Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-13
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Mr. Moore move TO reconsider the vote Of .
Yesterday afternoon adopting the resolution (Mr i
Oyiers) giving the privilege 20 democratic sens
tore IL hey see proper. 10 make a speech ne Il 4
Friday. Think il is gross Insult 10 every
democratic senator here though don't suppose I
The senator vho intrcduced IL intended anything /
by il.
Mr. Bsosn. Of Wells (interposing) The joint 4
resolution, 5 10, Is imperfect, aud will require
amendment BY the House. which will bring t
back 20 this body for concurrence. and therefore !
senators will not probably avail themselves of
the special order, As they will have On opportu !
nifty for discussion when the joint resolution
comes back for concurrence rt,rr~ "a
Mr. Moore take IL. sir. as one senator here.
az q gross insnl, What Is the proposition OF
tas, resolutions Ii proposes, after this measure
j, passed, VIC can come in here aud mske a
speech on IL. If We will get down on our knees
and ask these gsntlemen-the majority, they call
themselves--tbe privilege of doing so
Mr. Allison (interruptng)-D Did the gentleman
vote for the resolution he is deuouncingi
Mr Moore. don't know. But alter think
ing about this thing all night. this morning
feel myself rery much insuIsed indeed ] have
. right to get up and give my opinions on this
matter without being humilisted TO ask the
privilege. When these senator's had said all
they desired to say. then they passed the gag
law. and alter one promise and another that all
should speak who wanted to. And was aston
sbed az my old friend from Monroe Mr.. Dun
ningl shst be would sustain that gag law after
making the promise that every man should have
the privilege of saying what they desired to say
have long lived with that old friend and have
rejoiced many times TO call him my friend We
have been together here for the past twenty
years. of and on, and believe we have been
trying TO favor the tree interests of Indiana
ceceiscs when We were here in the bosterous
session of 1886, and be recolects we'll too. Ey
cry msn, almost, in the state of Indiana was run
mad on this grand system Of internal improve
ments: and il puts me in mind of the present ses
sion. At that time they didnt stop for anything.
III man made a motion not in sccordancewth
the majority's wish he put down
forthwith The day that bill was intro
duced from the cOnmittee-l was on it
every man had 10 pledge himself TO 20 for that
bill JUS, a. IL came from the committee. didn't.
bet il he didn't, If he had point in IL, he was
70 be stricken ou.. / opposed 10 i voted for
every amendment. aud | opposed this fraud
-cheme from ~ lizard, till came to the final
| passage when / Instructed. | don't believe
| there one hundred men OF my constituents
| but what wanted the bill passed, and great
many of them believed it would make them rich
| On the final passage voted for that, and that
was the worst vote / ever gave, and said so a.
the time: but a large portion of the people of my
county desired me to give it. Now here comes
up 65. aud il seems 10 me these men don't stop
AZ any thing and | am sorry TO say ii.
| IL seems 10 me thai eyerv single mes
uEe that comes up here-no difference about the
| Justice of the thing-they will carry il through;
aud Il they Can = get il through fairly they will
get il through anyhow. But l have to say for
the presiding officer. and ! am glad have got
that to say, that he has done Justice TO every
member of this body; but can't say so much
for some Of these senators. and particularly my
old friend here daughter Now | thiuk when
that nan comes TO think OF this matter coolly-
he is like myself, he gets mo passion pretty
quick. but as be said Yesterday. he gets over IL
| pretty quick-and when ne thinks as to the man
! ner he treats these senators, think his good
soul will say he done wrong; and that he would
have "a ten this resolution an insult If he was
in the minority as ne calls IT, But doat think
| We are in the minority here | think we can
count % 10 their -, and VIC have cot equal
rights here and il is for this reason Mr.. PreS
dent. that make this motion. / hope there Is
not senator On the democratic side who will
cOndescend TO make speech here BY their per
! mission No sir We will claim our rights. and if
NC cant get them properly we will submit
Ny old friend said there was some understand
ins about this. | never knowed il. and diin't
measure passed, | would have passed out; bu. at
the proper time you should have voted. / would
have broke quorum enough TO get these men
| who wanted chance u speak. Alter my worthy
friend from Boone Mr. Casonl had spit out all
| the spleen be master Of, and he is master OF
good deal. and said all be could 20 day TO har
row up the feelings OF democrats, and spoke ill
| be spoke himself down, then they moved the
| previous question
1 hava OF muSh mn a zav lsf(s0 a y
| go on." | want this resolution 10 be recon
\ sdered and stricken from the journal; and hope
| to God not Senator o. the democratic party
will descend so low "a TO ask. "If you please, sir,
iuss let M have a speech, after this measure is
| passed j believe the usual way is tor mar
| who desires 10 say anything 10 say il before q
/ measure IS passed aud not sfterwsrd feel that
| have not had my rights although am not &
speaker and make no pretensions. AN farm
er and am proud of il. don't belong to those
kind OF men who are always studying trickery
Laughter, aud Am glad of il. though nv friends
here say they ihe most honest set Of men or
Gods earth. IL is no harm to watch honest men.
| believe. Renewed laughter say yor have
to watch them or they will trick you out of every
right TO have.
,hink the foundation vas laid by this abom-
able thing yesterday for ceptralizng this govern
meut, and doing away with state rights And
I you may look at this matter from the commence
ment Of this administration to the present time
and they have taken step BY step toward that
| Look wher they abolished slavery in the District
OF Columbia Then they though, the people got
ripe for it, and they introduced another measure
Step By step they laid their hands one OF the
greatest instruments ever drawn up by man
next TO the Bible And this is only the com
menccmen, Then this great bank they have
got established e. Washington City-all the
branches have TO account there. Centralized
governmsnt-,hat is the object
| But have said enough on this matter As |
sid before dom pretend to be n speaker. but
l did gray yesterday that had the ability of
Henry Clay OF John Calhoun. so as to skin these
| boys Laughter And. sir. if | had they
! would have heard from me sure
Mr. President. IL has peen my course in life TO
! try and guard the rights of the people. This is
my last round, the session will soon be st a close
and never expec, to be here again. / hope to
close this career with the confidence reposed in
me, which have never betr eyed, thank God, so
that tho people viii say well done good. and
faithful servant" In good faith | make this
motion 10 reconsider that resolution and strike
| il from the joGrna-
Dir Oyler Ses not willing to have bis good acts
! evil spoken OF, ard undertook 10 say that not 4