Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-05

jo.i'. ct. IL r'sr,1 .'lry ,aalI ao. get IN,
~ essay vote 10 eNpei
Nr. Hale y Y herr ~ from .Fa P~,,,yf
ti.r marks which Nr. P-,.gr c,nns,.,,i
ytsie day. 10 show that ne hnf the prena-Nd
ne NcTN ~ ia ior which he waS now called
10 az account.
Ne lamar MiS~.1 said he was AFRAID tba.
TIE majority OF the House. ac.ing under The
ilnucrce Of passion ami Irritation w,.rr
aI"ut u commit an act they wonld regret
Nirn reason resumed it, lawful sway. liz
wanted - hc candid. and would SAy thar he
wa, grlcvet that the gentleman from Kea-
tuckE. chatting under the irritation of ys>trr-
,al haa committed = violation ~ The rules
bu; bow Oft n has offensive language nassau
nnfenukod "n this floor The gentleman
nom New orS. Mr.. nalel for whom ne had
M SIcai'si respect. under an Irritation whIch
he MI. Lamar could excuse hal used a,
cp'thet at which he wss surpriSs>i and the
q tori came back with marked bitterness.
For ore he tried % avoid All rrr-Sonal air.
SioTS. hut hr desired Ia call attention Ia IN.
occurrences I'm the past. Who does not re-
M mher bow a few years ago. the gpntlcmsa
frum Massachusetts Mr.. Butlcrl charged n
distiDgu she.i gentleman from Onto now rgxo-
rcsenting this country at a foreign court
with having been gully of a Judicial muriex
IN The execution of q dcfcuScleSS woman lie
rccollcctoSt tie rctort ~ that gentleman. Mr.
hingiam.l IL has burned into his memory.
IL was that the remark would come frpm no
one nut a man who was impri~Oncs I'm q
hNiIlc and tCd with a spoon. He did not
allude u This matter L. revive unpleasant
predictions, but To call attention To language
u AZ was frequently used here an debate
Mr.. hawCS.-hoc> not the gentleman think
AZ about Time 20 stop thai SORT of IauguareS
Mr. Lamar do. hut the obiecfiou ~houId
nave been interpo>ed when the rcpublican
side was i'm fault
MI Lamar then proceeded - relate a pcr-
Soral scene IN the HOUSE few years AGO he
tween Hon. T. B. Ma>hburuc. OF Illfuni> aDd
Hon. lCuatlu> hpunylly. of Minnesota Tbt.
b" said. was The ir>t time that inycctivs
language m debate hal been rhi .rtel to- ana
an attempt made tn Throttle one uT tn, an
ta-oni>tS. \ majority. Ia supposed. c,uli
a." thcir Tower % ccuSurc. hut 80 would ~
more StIU-iuU than "a blow.
Mr. Brown said that n was The first Time
Ec had ever been charged with evasion pr
pT"var.catinn. Tie hal always been arcuS-
TONED io speak on plain terms. ami ba would
stand hy The record % viuIicat" hi> intrR-
uon 90 giving "a truthful answer 10 tae
speaker
Mir Dawes have Won ANY remarks % make
on the character Of thn language u>,l.
Nj. Brown stand "a the rsr,rl
Mr. +. r Huar Mass said hr was not
&War" OF amy heat "g cNcit nHut pu Hi~ part
ltl, relations To his colleague Mr. guf'rr,
had rot been such thai ans one would sun
lose that 20" would rush forward a. has cham
lion- In contest ot WpriS. as was well
Known. hi> COLLEAGUE was able 10 TAX, care.
% himself, AMI to give anybody as cOlt ~
thoY sent II nothing moro had ocrurrsi
tf3n ihe use oi rough language, Mr.. Brown
ilshL nave l'''a called ID order. AMI wpIlJ
have treated it differently. hut when a rp I'm,
h.T prepares ms speech ln alNaurn. and has
already drawn an analogy which is SIup.st,l
lp refer tO some member, ana upsu being
called upon hy Ga. Speaker gives IA ry4,ive
answer. if lac did 80. thar u another thing
" hen ilc Speaker asked linn DO hc wa, re
i'rrinE 20 q member the gentleman was
aware tlat the Speaker did not alIrl a. % The
words scotland oI " Burke" bat h' was
detailing ciararfrTi~i ties. and finally rDuDlf,I
them with the nam" 81 a member. n wa
then. q - alleged. he UIrVarICBtal. 1.-The dtd
80 the question was whether DO was proper
faat In should associate with gentlemen on
ia.S I'or- lie knew the man!lE'sS and char
acter OF The people OF kantuc5ly, aud he he
lrNgu they would ~puu from their border, a
man who would puayaricttn anl fll>ifv evosl
to -tt through wiki "a personal attack.
Mr.. Dawes said th1t ma OF ring his amend
Ucut Is had desired 10 see 90 both side, of the
House would not stand mp for the decoTum OF
TIE House. lie desired more. ID give % the
member nom Kentucky au opportunity 10
express "a regret that lac had u-pl those
words. nc h1d given the opportunity. lie
Tcgf tied that H' had NOT awaited himself OF
10. ON the other hand he had r'aIlirmsl the
position he tad taken. He found that his
resolution would obtain no support on the
other side 81 ihn House. He was willing that
they should take The responsibility Of saving
io the country thai 80 Tar as they were CON
90 Ucd they had no rscoUt of thei. reprehen-
SION pi the breach OF decOrUm, ant would not
record themselves ia favor OF good order n
was necessary Ia adopt his resolution. that a.
should have tWo-lhiris vote. IL could not
have 10 without support from rifa other side
Rather than iali with his amendment that
could not pass without their ai1. hr voald
withdraw b. and take faa resolution which
i
toe prev igUS gTr>tOl uu the resolution Of
ieI,i by Nh Hale
Resolutions oF oTNSvEE PASSED.
Mr.. Cox y. y moved to iay tine r',biU-
'IpD on The table. Disagreed to-voas 30, nays
Ii-.
Tho previous question was rhrn ordered,
and tHo resolution ta'ptei-yDt- lbl, nays. -,
both votes heing strictly party Ones.
Mr.. Butler Mass said thar before going
on with other business hc desired 10 make a
personal explanation. lie simply desired 10
fnI
House had called upon him - make no re-
mark. although toe gentlemen on the other
side had bccn engaged in hunting up his
SHORTCOMINGS aut wrong dplE4> under CIR
cUmst9Uc"S iu which De- could not reply lie
hau been here eight years, and had engaged
Do debate more, perhaps. than he ought 70,
and he would call UDDu any gentleman u
say whether hc had ever commenced a. per
>Dlal assault n thi~ House. VINO Let him
speak whom have offended. Let this thing
He settled. Then. once foe AL He never made
an attack upon man. ana when he was Al
lacked DC never ie.t nIs mas until uc was
Tie speaker then directed tHn sergeant
ai-A rms 20 conduct Nj Brown tD the bar of
me House.
the Speaker then caused The resolutions
fy-t adopted 10 beIUat HE TIE clerk, ant said.
NJ. jpta Young Elu.rH-l CA are now a.
lire bar al ILc House under a. formal resolU-
tIOu fuI having fu3u>gr,~~ei lt~ rules by dis
orderly conduct and having re~Ortoi 10 pre-
NaTicatIOn when certain question WAS put
10 YOU by tie chair. For this, by direction
OF the HOUSE AFI are 20 Dt rNhliflN tei-
~uTcl. No wOui~ Tie chair could utter could
possibly add jO the gravity % The occasion,
or 10 the severity OF the punishment. IL re-
mains now only. In the maine -ui the House.
FOR On" chair 90 pronounce DTS C-usIrc Tor The
Two offence
Mr.. Brown said Dee bad intended no prnyar-
icaliOD 10 the Speaker, ana u" wOId now
add that he intended 40 Ul>le~peyt 10 the
! House. He then retired - hI> seat.
FIR. STDWELL ENUMERATED.
MI ScOuc.G Pa, from the Committee on
1 Naval Affairs. submitted "a report upon the
alleged sale Ol a Casi-t~hip by Mr. lowell, OF
Virginia, with the unanimous request That
the committee De- discharged from the fur
lLer consideration OI Tie -ghle,i The report
WAS couCUrrel iu.
Mr.. Butler asked unanimous consent that
The prey iUuS question b.. considered ordered
or the civil rights blfl. ana IhaT az e. O'Clock
IA, House iahe recess UItl ~ clock To-
morrow.
Several gentlemen objected, and members
appealed 90 him 60 allow debate tO 20 On. To
Wllch he aSSeuict. and ou Hls motion The
House, al go p. M UOOk recess until 10
o'clock "a. IN. to-day.
HE-.-C. ". TaNleure. who used 10 Dc a sail
cure. and not a ShOcmakCurc- a. incorrectly
reported. j. a prolific authe1rh of dramatic
plays. He accompanies Mrs.. CAaulIau. -
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