New-York tribune., 1868-05-04
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were gotten up by one Of the editors Of the ST. Paul Pres
played the detective there for days. and had re-
turned. having found nothing affecting his lMr Don,
charges are brought mp here again. shall not stop TO
answer tgy that splendid passage shSkesPcsre witch
the Other day against the gentleman from Illinois =
Twas mise j. bis has ben slave to thoSssaas;
Rcss ne Of which not os sSrisSss en- S Si% . f
WHY Mr.. speaker, the bringing sneah.thief who pick
your pocket or steals your oyercoat Christian gentle
man, compared with that monster who would rob YOU OF
shiveng before the contempt or the world The assassin
who strikes you your blood leaves at least your
memory sacred among men, and your grave may be
bedewed with the tears of afection but he who wond
Of Your Character and befou you-who would you
all over with "nig SOIL Is wretch whom u We're oase
of Booth grows respectable Mr. Donnely next refnted
the charge that he had changed his politics and declared
Republican poics were almost coeyal with thc o'h oi
T The hour allowed for debate having expired, motion
was made that Mr. Donney be allowed to proceed w'h
Mr WAsHBURNE again expressed the wish that "the
party" might be permitted to go on n,,,,,., ,...nk
the House aud that other party" for the courtesy lGe
eral sughter Will not notice all the charges which
crawl over all the surface OF the latter as yern craw
the body of beggar but there is one other
personal charge-that have changed my name: The
intention of the gentleman is to give out not only that
fugitive from Justice but that was travelling
after alter my birth baptized ignaus Donney am ignatns
Donneliy to-day. aud with Gods help expect TO remain
to change my name it seems to me that would take
that of Ehu. General laughter on both sides OF the
Mr. &AsHBURNE was understood to say that then he
| MT DONNELIY retoited-If thought the gentleman
would change IL would be an inducement to me TO re-
1aa nans H bs e e S Secaa @ has Cracked his Whip over
members of this House aud has been the natural success
here OF those old slave lords who used TO crack their
Hi, raultng ambition has oerleaped itself
| M a
into our districts to tell the people whom they shall
elect and whom they shall not elect. Ny friend NIr
Price, meets in the newspapers Of his district the assaults
phtheater WHY does he do this There is simple ex
panaon which is given out In my district and whehls
tinguishod gentemans brother TO this namely
that he owns Gen Grant and that he carries Vi G1s
shoulders the OF empire He already forecasing
and putting them down Has he not lived in the lme
town with Gen. Grant, Should he not therefore per,
the thronei never could the singular fact
that he lived In the town with Gen. Grant exeepto on
s ested wOd The Of aSng
years endured the gentleman God Almighty felt that
account ILaughterI Josh Billing talking Of compen.
sa0n says at is question whether the satisfaction
OF scratching will not pay man for the punishment Oh
the tehp leave the gentemans constituents to apply
genius Of Ulysses s Grant recognize him great
est, brayest, and wsest intellect of this generation
puppet TO be played by wires held in the hands Of the
KIND of Sm 70 e toted around on the back Of
the gentleman from Illinois while his whole family SIT
the top OF the machine grinnng and catching pennies
like troop Of monkeys. General and continuous laugh.
ter l would say 10 Ulysses D. Grant, II IL wash NY
Nt prOOnnd remark Of Amnda5 Sleek When he sa
"Yo all expect TO get into heaven by holding on 70 my
iIaughter Cen Grant has got to wear that political
monkey Jacket We had Gen Grant up ie Mlnpssota, ,,
serepaded, the gentleman from ILLINOIS stuck his
| thanked
and when they rode in an open Darouche ,, to-
laid his hand upon his heart and bowed his profound
Acknowledgements The people out there were In great
came TO the conclusion that the quiet little genteinan
must be the fourth class politician aud that the preteni
fussy individual was the conqueror OF Lee. Laugh
teri old Jesse Grant L Is said remarked on that oeea
Iysses, but he don't own me. not by dained sight
[Langhtorl Shall the two names 60 down into history
the intellect Of Grant is like some Of those ancient ware
houses in the great cities Of the Old World where floor
packed full to overowing with the richest merchandise.
The intellect OF the gentleman from Illinois like some
where the whole stock in trade OF the merchant spread
GHt IN hs s Window G W for s Lushtr aug He is the chc@
john Of legislation ana that he should attempt to rule
and sway Cen Grant is not consistent with probabilities
Lord Dindreary asked why 10 was that dog
wags his tail 'Why" says his lordship, the reason
wiseD says that profound thinker, the tail would wag
the dog" Laughter Here was an hstaaee, h,.
tempts to wag a Newfoundland dog.
Cromwell, charge thee nng anbton
By that sin hll the angels
How, then; can washbume hope to profit by III Tho
Romans, &" Er quoris hQ',o non ~ necmtus which may
be freely lou M fanU Ueaksf re Fbe for NV
country Is true that eIgnty years Of republican gov
ernmeIt reduced so low that there Is ent ono
honest man IN this Housebut Lot in all this sodorn
IIauger Does voice but his ring out amid clques,
aud conspiracies and ringsi VIII voice be heard IN
the future assuring this House that its members are all
pack Of kuayes that the country Is going TO rum ana
concluding with that fayorite quotation OF MS irom te
vast stores OF his erudition,
Ss SRa1s .S,, mot ily S.I sG .3, lf'si Ii mes
given with a roar like wounded gorilla and a rnsh "a
House Mr.. DOnney then went on to draw fancy
sketch Mr. Wasburne as he might appear II The con,
and angels; how he would sail into" them, how he would
rout them, horse, foot and dgoons how ne would at,
would declare for economy that the wheels OF the UNI
must be stopped nor sy s6o"d he sOPp@d
except that which would construct for the gentleman an
9Sr pCnneT said there be here character which,
Ioced and sfed yet bdrc Inv6 @ Sere Sr one bS a
bad, empty, believing demasogue 1t is the gentleman
2I Te SPEAKER with severity in his tones. informed
Mr. Donnely that his remarks were not honorable to the
House of Representative OF which ne %as M me3S he
could consent that they should 20 on the Tecoiu CA
''f &r. WAsnBURNE-Du my entire time Of service
IN this House have never asked leave 10 mare per
Sro% sUTS Minnesota has had the letter which wiote to
gentleman in that State read TO the House anu
records of the country and there It VIII remain Tor a
time Every assertion made IN that iettcr Is ue ahd
rhoever saws il is states what Is false were
called upon-and desire cnly TO say that J. under any
onerton OF circumstances, were ever called uoh-to
O1.te n nersonal explanation in reply TO member II
would not be TO member who had committed cnme
!, wond NOT he 10 q member who had run away u ~onid
moi Inc 10 member who had changed his nalne lt would
NOT be 10 member whose whole record IN tins House Is
| Covered with yenaty. corruption and crime.
The SPEAKER reminded the gentleman that ms re-
lrks were not parliamentary. ~,
Mr. WINDOW rep, Minn.,) (Mr Donnely's c0eaguel,
requested that Mr. Washbures words be taken down ny