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To the Editors


GENTLEMEN In asking permission to say through your
paper tlai detained from the House yesterday, and
lost the privilege voting upon the resolution Of censure OF
MIR GIDDlSCS, by continued indspoSon take the
sion add that have read the proceedings which resulted
IN that with surprise and Indignation (which
find language eApreS>-surprse the niauaton
which thus to characterize the OF Sa
very in the popular branch of the National Legislature and
Indignation the outrage which has thus been perpetrated
upon the just freedom OF action of the Peoples Representa-.
ve and by necessary consequence upon the People them
selves. Hall 10 reedom but now desc
Grated purposes OF the hishhanded and support
able oppression.


feel if due 10 Mr G1pplScs TO say that approve the
resoluop whose pre>enta,lon by him have formed the
ground this extraordinary proceeding, and stand ready
here and every where, and for ever TO maintain and
defend them. Respectfully yours


March Is, 1872. WILLIAM SLaDE.