Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-03
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mi if IVA WcAsHfNGToN' TON ouly 20
Avery important episode in the pro
ceedings of one of the closing days of
the session was the scene in the House
over the motion to adjourn on Monday,
the 9th. This was resisted by the
whole Southern delegation, backed by
the more radical Republlcars, while the
mass of the. Republicans and all
the democrats were IN favor aof
the speealess 'posslnie, ADJOURN
ment. Mr; WasHp9urrne, OF OF limos, aet,
ed with the latter, ana' IN 1act, nad
charge OF the movement. Tor aeoncurrlpg
with the senate IN aGlournlng. zen.
Garnel9 nrst sprung tne True Is issue OF
thelkadlcals IN reslstlngth adjournment ni
by referring to the Mlhtary Arms l1ls-
,a trioutlon llslt, Dill when haa passed the oen,
ate ana whlcn ne noped the u ee House woqla
stay ano, put through. VI course tals
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veto IT, Ooi. STOKES o1 = ennessee, lls go'
1ne noor ana warneo= the house tneY
ADJOURNED Wlthout passing 'his DILL tne
repeis' VINO =, are are "a aireauy alineu' "ouiu
oYerrah IN tne reconssructea i, otaies, mum l
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from Massachusetts, will state his no;nt
5of, order, calmly dem.nded ,GoifaY
j ..Tbe oantlen,an From, Illinois il ra;scrs-
sinc a Hill that is not befora the bonse in
relation To snnnlv;no arms 70 The States i"
.ierked ont Rntler "Tba chair sustains
The mint of order ,,raioined tba Sneaker
..Tbe ouestion before tbe bonse is IN The
,adiournment." Inst then q thin, sbrill.
ri ninine voice. which had been several
f;Ioos hoard sorooninr Ant am Snaok-
orI,, om;d tbo IN .,,5 f,s;ol, a., ~,
p. among the. Democrats benches far on
the Sneakers RIGHT. again made itself
heard. twas the voice. of Mr.. Rovden.
of North Carolina q thin wbite-haired
: old man of seventv.tbree wears. and the
only one of seven REPRESENTATIVES from
that State elected bv Democratic votes.
I He was here thirty years ago, and his
high character and venerable aspect lent
an interest tn his attamnt IN he hoard
|. which was universally acceded to. The
old man was ouiyerine with excitement,
and his thin. sallow face flushed Grim,
son all over. as he tbus addressed the
House 77'5 81 - ~ q = - O y
aM. co, Al
;daas advanced in Tho Honsa T am
alarmed at the condition of mind of gem
tlemen ON this Aoor. Do thew nro1ose
to send arms to North Carolina that we
NAV get into a fight with each other
Great GodI if we are on the eve of a
conflict, keen away armsL Do nothing
tn irritate our neonle. Do every tbino
in vonr mower to assnaoa and beaI the
excitement that is abroad there. We
want no arms. Itwould seem from what
is said here that a conflict is lust upon
the owe of baino anoaood in and Won arc
to send rs arms 70 .fo6t # ont No sir
| warn this House that if thew do sucb
a thing as that thew will ruin us all
We can not live there if Won are abont
| to send arms to enable ms to fobt each
other TT ANYTHING is to he done in tbe
way of arms, send the army of the United
States there. Do not arm neiehbo,
against neighbor. and expect to have
peace and GOOD government under any
| sucb policv as that. There never was
mora ,niscb;evous measura thar +b;s
nronosition 70 arm one mart of onr neonle
apainst The other" ~-r
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