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man says the wings walk along erect Now that gentle.
man and the gentleman from Livingston don't walk at
all but ride the black poney.


ar. BLoss We'll, ii appears that whether we walk or
ride our company Ia very much sought III every oifec-
tion! (Grelt laughter)


Mr. WnIruEy.-Whsti il the question before the House
Mr. BLoss.-We have not decided which bride to take
yet 3he gentleman from Suffolk need not be uneasy
lie NAV have his chance q candidate.


Mr.. WHITNEY.-Iwiu inform the gentleman that am
not a candidate.


MIR. BLoss was proceeding, when


Mr.. WHITNEY again called him to order for not speak,
ing TO the question :.
The SPEAKER explained why he had allowed this de-
bate proceed hus He should now feel bound 10
qure gentlemen to conne their remarks to the question
before The House. - a.,
Mr. BLoss- was coming TO that. l will say, in the
language of the Poet


"No goose so grey, that swims the lake,


But, soon or late, will find


Some honest gander its mate"
Now, whatever may be said by one of these tribes OF
geese against the other the gsnder will after all 40 just
as he pleases. cloud laughter, accompanied with ap
plause)


Mr. CHASE rcpeled the idea thrown out by Mr. You've,
that the democratic party settled matters Of IN
caucus an1 resorted that charge upon the wings He
accepted also that geneman's challenge-says that at
the proper tme he would find the democratic party in the
field shoulder to shoulder and heretofore victorious
Mr. FONDA here moved the previous question, when
Mr.. J. YoUNo withdrew his motion to reconsider MIR.
NIvEN ing that he mortified that the old man
daughter had been into the street, after short
nights alliance. (Laughter)


The House then took recess.