New-York tribune., 1868-05-05

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ing his question OF order was that the gentleman should
address himself 20 the subject under discussion but that
he had drfted away to another matter.
Mr.. WAsHBURNE Rep.. IllJ did not propose to make
into personal collisions and quarrels with any man. ana
he endeavOred far as his temperament permitted not
10 violate the rules Of the House. He knew how i'm
poraut II was that the rules should be Observed not only
10 the character OF the House but to its individual mem
hers because II confined themselves 10 the rules they
wOud transgress and perhaps Drlhg teprOach upon
themselves He had never on any occasi0n
without asking pardon OF the House. IT, then he trans
H 49, m nt caied ~ order he sbould ask as il was hIs
duty as a representative aud man to ask, that he
further 10 say than that hc was glad that
what had occurred here was 10 become a mat
ter OF severe judicial inyesugatlon ~, thc
hOor to the gentleman from Massachusetts who did not
speak FOR him would give way for him He was proud 20
devoted friends; who had served with him longer
than any other here and who had been associated
with HIM IN great deal OF legsative DuaIheSs ana iof
whom he cherished the highest regard.
Mr. ROBINSON Dem, y. " asked leave to oher the
following. which request was refused
BgS The House recently lowered IL dignity permitting tn.
most opprohou sthss toward the Krecase and other coordinate
branches o. tle GoTement sl Ting 10 party effort AZ Impeachment
one ofths srs Of bs pFopney ospeeA and the pogs'
- teb tA. Hoase permitted without oieoa satar' there
v,s That this House eoHfssg hsren, hereby lays shs
whole subject VI the table
Underline operation OF the previous question Mr Win
dom's resolution was agItsa e. IS 70 , ,,,o o., ti, ann.
preston Of Saturdays debate from The Congress ''onoi
Globe ,,
The SPEAKER ruled II 90 be question Of privilege.
A question was raised. whether the House h4d lhe
right to suppress any Of us pr9ceedg an eRa aHu % aeI
some conversation this subject the 7flAhI Fu!ed
accordingly 20 the digest-tat tne hou9o i4! J""so
what are and what not prOccedlng1
MT DAVIS said II due % the House ana ne W0uid
ask the gentleman from Minnesota " Ii'e auo sos 20
have eXpunged from the Congressman 0tgD, va" PsI
the speech which read follows MIat y 1ou i ~ a
moment Of enthusiasm at one OF the geh,!on,dh
were 10 pluck him 20 his bosom and leave TINS Wetched
nat ION staggering darkness 10 rum 40 HOt ui
derstand that the gentemans FANNY i"nt 1i
I feat such an intense desire 10 get mo h"u-
gress fancy the oetf man for what would be our loss
would be Heavens gam fancy the gentleman Iaran,
ing the assembled hosts Ot Heaven, the cheFuDlm alu
phiIn the angels ana the archaugels, no" W 49,
sal into them How he would rOut them morse loot
and dragons How he would attack their motiY aii,
fling insInuati0ns ~ their honesty aud how Dc Weu''
declare for economy and that the wheels o e u
must be- stopped because they consumed 700 uS
grease. Laughter -
! Mr. sPALDING asked whether 1t would be necessary
for him 10 another resolution 10 omit that from
the report Of the geneman's ;Mr. Dawc5'l speech
/ Laughter
Mr DONNELLY said that there isin the extract hu
ehafeo Of crime nothing affecting the personal character
] Of the gentleman from Illinois, Ia TIC iL.uI %, nJ