, 1874-06-12

nh hntH mi NM Hf1riiA
nyn II in thoir naner to ssw ~ n% or shos1 "nn
mint 10 ro.no7ed What sars thsn aasc. ,1n IN o oy
~ ssstnitntnn mi naecntHi ~ pIocsas
cononor ond nouross tho entlra continont M. nnns
Of fseedon On sono lofty ponk OF tl,e ;oct1 Nn
sonhx.rJ csswsrd and Wostvard md boa1 an %
yaut ncaan al ronnbilcs hnunI torothnr bv T,srns
nnmnnnt H' ' e ~ ~'s"'ts'
"p,.' n',,nr. III. ~, ,,,,o.. ,x,. ~. Ill, ,,,.
n,Mnos .,s .s .ae o, 90. ono nto .ae aee.
anu ~ uo foeolainR an8ol 1roppoa ntoar OF borrow
on tne good mana OATH ahu posied 1t ot forever 10
tno 9eniua OF hlstorys Waen aho came 70 trace our
i.et TINT slavery over e1istet With this result In
Hh.ao ne " an or.rno ,rond All. hal.
ho"s To,r IT. ~ th,t rnnsttnn '" nAl'
It La not 10 be wondered at that uttorances
3;9 ssHh as those TeEe sooovea by those rho vsro
Nation to mnintain md e1tou,] alayorv WIKI rsna
and Insult Mr. Love1oy was for = tirnu sub.
1cctod to
AosT uNAEAaunED ABUSE.
A. 4, sanplo, qaeto .hs words Of Mr. singleton,
oman.in,a,{ tn -, rou. O. Icy, wan ploposou ."
., TO "a appropsntlon nlll, ana said:
lelnan from Illinois (AIr. Loyo]nyf. who, In spncch
Just mnde, acknowledged st fa haa psrto!pated IN
tho erimo Of stealing negro from Of my late
stteueuE. regard him ~ diagraced man, onn un1t
to his constitusnts, to tic country and worthy Of
Tho Chair suatn,nod thu no,nt y, ordor
1,snuhc.n ,narnh..s haa,es nv rss .s.t =. ~ oAa
l'1Is Nts to 9I';,fn... f. On: ..,,,......-,. .
ordsr. ! ilops he wili 1,s .ioxsd 70 proeosa l''.
rar nj. stng!o,oa-i = nov Withdraw my amondmens
of :ho no
II you nsk mo who Mr.. Singleton Ia to-day, T
;, an9rer that tLis that T. III there was q lin,
inx;s ~ 0As "''4" Ao''A w va" "'e '"'" A''o-
10y ~
TIE MOST nEUAnKAnnE AND n1sonAoEruY, .1rva
that oyor occurred In tbo Uouyo of Honroganta-
;. stsoa Was ~ APT! y loog. ~. LoVo]oy wa1 de-
',el4p6 hpeecn upon the narnatlem OF aIaverys
tho Houae toward tic afea TIere Mr Lovsjoy stooal-
The geno,nan from illinols fMr Lovotoy] ahail not
ns s ess Il II d. sa %
sonale and tnault!ng Language. But le saii not sr,
como upon thts sldo of tho uouae shaking lus fst il
onr faces.
Mt frnsworthIlt Is not for tho gentleman to nay
Mr. Potser-Wa listened to gentlemen npon tho other
sfda for eight reest+ when thcy denounced the cm-
:r1 upon s % ttdo With violent and offensive language.
And s 'as tss ss .@a lot the
aITreI NJ prVormTha ~ "a:r s,.ey ;oina! int!;
a hear mr. no Gentlemen un. members resume their
NJ Goa rise 9nep t. pont esder TINT t.
sIr pryor@rh,t T. ~ snaI speak from his seat
t,.mnr s1a.L fra IL ..o poIut Ina8e Lot tho Bsn-
IN Is antit - @ uS sSa', and aay AZ under tho rules
X tSa ~ ,lc satn u ssy @ s he sa1 not cne upon
tin stvl te hna fska1 III r. ~ UT taeos. Nnu sS!hR In
matinr IN ,nann, 3 ~ ala not come here gestia-
| MIR pnttar-vnn 20 % ;n;.. tahts.y .t ~ .nanner-
ria trn,nMnartG anM tMott'G 'n9 M, same ln1siR
Mr Coxif In Gants.n "" f1a4 1a tnoal seats
lie hna, guardian viii LnTo to BE- apponted % ~ far ~
him.
MI. Bariadele addressing Arr. Lo7ejoy)-You shal
nos r.. come upon ~ th.s % hide Of e tue lonse
gen to tho gtutesp ra a 1ftass in1s unoy "a ~ 1s1H
scat We a know him to h. ,n ~ nPcan nsom IA
that ho cannot DO iniinidated, - .'"''S'' "No
| Mir. FTy0t-No ono wants to intjmfdnfo him.
bir. Ioye1oy-Nobody can lnsiuidate mo.
hlr: Alran-1 know that. suggest to tho Rentle-
mnn that he continue llia arecch from Ills kcat,
Thirty or forty Of the nlobora from both sides Of
~ H9S hsxa, 4snrs H. n the area about NJ Lo.eoy and
Mr.. John Cochraue-I nova thut tho COMMITTEES rise
AL IL shs only way we gs rid Of this disturbance
Mr: poter-l do nGt nsliegs tlat aide Of tho Houss
csn nay actsTe nombcr shall spnak and they shRll
not sayit.
Mr. sil'gleton-The gentleman from Illinois afn'l
nos maze snat speTsh npon shs ss q ths Iio.,se