The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-15

luton declaring Mr. Dciano entitled to his seat which
WAS laid on the table and ordered " be printed.
Mr. cHANLEr cENsuRED
| Mr. ScuEScK. as question Of privilege, offered the
following resolution:--
i've from The ssssnh da lem ." N Il. ss s Sr
e s oowns sy e be , $ By &
has Hereby attempted gross insult 70 the House. and u
Mr. ScnEgcK added that he should perhaps have pro-
posed resolution OF expulsion but that be hardly be
leved the gentleman from New York understood the
character oil the language he had used He moved the
previons question on the resolution
| Mr. RoarRs tdem.) Of N. j., minated that the
lorty had better expe Mr.. Chaner, that they might
have members CROUCH TO do exactly as they liked with
| out any opposition whatever
Mr. Rogers, Mr.. Chaner, Mr. Ross and Others were on
the oor at once addressing the Chair but the SBAkER
announced that tho previous question having been de
| manded no debate was in order
AT LIZ BLOND, ldem) OF Ohio, appealed TO Mr. schenck
70 et The resolution be printed, ia order that might
| be fairly discussed
Mr. scIiECK sad there was no discussion possible that
| could make the thing clearer than It was II was an
| attempt at gross insult upon Congress- though he
doubted whether the gentleman tChanler) compre-
| The House seconded tho demand for the previous
| question.
admitted OF n construction different from what NJ
| schenck had given them, and he asked whether
IMr or the majority 10 press the question 10 vot
without giving Mr. Chanler fair hearing in the matter
hr; DAhLLsG Fep) of New York, joined Ia the de-
nand that his colleague r. Chanler should be heard
Mr. ScHEscK suggested that by unanimous consent Mr.
chosr.
| Unanimous consent having been given Mr.. Chanlcr
addressed the House
:, MI. cuAsLER said 1t impossible for him or the
House 10 discern what actuatcd the gentleman
from ONO tMr Schenck) In making his motion; but the
motive which actuated himself (r. ,hanlcr the
iutons which be Ind offered, he (lt. Cbanlcr) alone
knew. The assertion OF the gentleman from OHIO CIr
schenk put the insult upon himself and if he felt the
| sling let him suffer He (Mr Chancr) was not called
upon 70 reIract wor and he should retract one
word but he had intention OF insulting tho House
Had the President Of tho United States been a mcmber
A huNA n.at, -.
now thr acned with assassination threatened with
impeact ment He (,r Chanes) had mcau to thrust
himself INTO prominency which he did not feel capable
OF maintaining He cared nothing for the paper pellet
resolutions OF any political organization of any Con-
dnfes as Representative, and he proudly clam In
that capacity 10 stand without stain rcproach But
The acton Of those who now controlled Consrcss
worthy OF thoseverest nuncaton worthy of The deep
est anaihem and II he had the power he would seek W
crush the majority
Mr. SPALDNG, rep Of OHIO inquired whether In the
resolutions eompainedof Of the gentleman from New York
liI. Chancr) intended u malign the House.
Mr. CHAsLkK replied in the negative He said not
word In the resolutions applied any organization
any set OF men. lie had taken special pains drawing
the resolution 30 as 10 avoid giving offence Nothing
but magnancy Of dispos ton could have prompted the
moton OF the gentleman from Ohio tdr. Schenckl If
tho majority continued To show such thin-sknned sens
yeness there would be minority worthy OF
ID the ~ stem OF the American government
Mr.. DAWES inquired what Mr. Chancr meant by tho
words the wicked and revolutionary acts Of few ma
Mr.. cnAsLm replied that he meant to apply these
Ss, esoy nsnss ana anu 'aaic,ous lnnV,duaI-
other gogcrnmcnt that nterfercs with the exercise OF
The Presdcns povcrs u protecting the people without
Mt DAWES repcaisd ibis questiop with several changes
~ gedw,b y, re,o,sc .''N''' --SNS''s 'ss ~ ""'e
| III CONCLUSION Mr. CHAxIxR declared that he shrank
from consequence and cared not tor persecution either
by the gnant member FROM Onio fMr schepcs or
by the majority OF the republican party. II by his def
he could crush tbem, he could drive them OF
s ro% ao VI @ pS, e% wa ng
surrounded by bayonets TO which he (Mr steyens would
and now they might vote or the resolution
The question was then taken, and tho resolution OF
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isade son. HeIy. Hsnr. Ho@psr HUBBARD Of " Va
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,a.ren.e "t oh,a Loan, ionsyrar, Lynch Mai.tn
p, nshse, A1ssa', h"g., Aqeros.a' Mosri or'h
Mass. Rollins sawyer srhsnrk spaidsny stevens Van
Arrm.n Warner. Washburne Of M WasLnurn OF Mas
Walker, Williams, Wilson OF Iowa, Wilson Of Pa Wood
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ON motion OF Mr. Dariaso the Senate amendment to
the JOINT resolution relative 10 the courts aud Post Once
IN New York city wero taken from the Speakers Table
and coIcurred in
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