New-York tribune., 1868-05-05

imagination transported the gentleman that realm "a
aYe r WE al hope TO go Laughter But not only that
aooae; Laughter cannot see what there s IN that
sachusetts can search pages OF oraory and find abun
dat instances OF the kind. did the gentleman
Infinite honor transplauting him to Heaven Laugh
/ teri
Mr. DAWES called the attention OF Mr. Donnelly to
what he said: II he (Nr Washburne lay dead tomor
row IN this Chamber what heart in this body would
| perlence one sincere pang OF sorrow p
point OF order was IN order as the power TO strike
/ OUT any portion OF speech, when the SPEAKER SAID
the pending resolution did propose strike any
lug Dut thaI WLat was sad on saturday not be ncor-
cOrpOrated IN The Congressional GObethat portion Of his
speech which read follows And II there be in our
midst one l0w s0rdd vulgar soul OF barely mediocre IN
tegence, heart callous every kindly sentiment
SANDER one mouth which Is like unto den Of foul beasts
giving forth deadly odors II there he here character
which while bOtched and spotted all over, yet aud
rants and Ike prostitute 1t Is the gentle
Mr DONNELIY said that was the cocluding para graph
Of his remarks For this he called to order 10y the
Speaker and he thought properly He Immediately, at
at the request Of the gentleman from Massachusetts sup
press that paragraph FROM The Congressional Globe He
scended the limits OF Parliamentary demand, and he
would further say that he should publish tlat speech
IN pamphlet form he would therein also suppress that
paragraph This ne willing TO do In obedience to the
Mr.. ELDRIDGE asked whether this not on all
fours with the eleventh article OF impeachment Laugh
Mr. DAWES said the gentleman from Minnesota had
done what he thought he ought 10 have done anu 1e
further and would call his attention TO another para
Mr WILSON inquired if Mr Donnelly would strike
those paragraphs out of his speech whether hr Dawes
would keep them IN MS remarks.
Mr. PIKE fRep Mo- then proposed that Messrs Don
nelly and dawes have private tax over houylnS the
Here several points of order were raised, amid confu
MIR DONNELLY said: 7 have been a member OF this
House five years and during that time have never had
until this occasion the slightest collision WIN any le
ber have before assailed any with abuse can
never willingly planted thorn In the breast OF any
human being" II have sinned In tins instance II Was
because have suffered. have the highest
respect for this House and Tor ooM6aP nqa9
from Massachusetts Ir Dawes And although do not
think my flight Of imagination last Saturday III which
transported the gentleman from Illinois 10 the realms OF
eternal bliss, violation Of parliamentary proprety
yet that there may be no more oese 10 te TASTE o ENC e
that paragraph in Difference to the respect OF the
Mr ROss-I rise to a question Of order II the gentle
man from Minnesota has transported my coeagne OFT
Wasburm 10 the regions of eternal bliss oJect 10 MS
taking him down Laughter
Mr.. DAWES said the statement of the gentleman from
Minnesota had FULLY answered his purpose ana he would
now himself vote against the resolution.
Mr.. WASHBURNE Gll.l-As the gentleman from Min
ncsota has Withdrawn these offensive portions OF his
speech. / withdraw what said IN reply
Mr.. sPAULDING-I ask leave TO withdraw my resolu-
Mr. DAWES asked to suppress from The Congressional
Giobe the paragraphs which he had read from MI Don
Nj EIDRiDGE objected.
Several motions were repeatedly made anna much con
Mr. D0SSEiLY ironically askcd-Is it proper for me
i'm the present temper the House 10 propose that the
House initiate the iusrious example IN the case OF the
Secretary Of War and Gen Thomas ana 20 out ana take
q drnkf General laughter Some saying, Agreed.
MY whistles dry" O. say amen 10 that" ." Ha! Ia!
Good TIa ha"l
Mr. WAsHBURNE-I belong to tho Temperance So
Ciety. Laughter
MIR. DONNEiIY Gn an undertOnel-SO do l.
The SPEAKER. IN reply 10 Mr.. Donncly, said that was
not question be determined hy the Chair, although
he always grahed II gentlemen could settle their Diff
Cutics.
adjourned.