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-- there is rule know ol that renders necessary for the democrats to support man who by his yio lent conduct has shown himself to be unworthy of their support. We hope, therefore, that until the opposition candidate mend his manners, he ma, he left at home, with abundant leisure to study the code of gentemanly prnpriety.

 There is great deal If time spent in debating this question, and very excellent speeches have been made by the democratic members From one of them by Mr. Maclin, of Shelby, we sake the fol- lowing extract:

 "rhe Congress of the United States meets before the time fixed for ths law to go into operation, and we called upon now sir, to elect two individuals who will be required to vote for or against the re- peal of this vital and a-peryadng measure, the bankrupt bil.) Can there be any inprOpriety m asking before the country those individuals who press theT claims upon us, what course they will take up- on this measurel Can there be any trick or conri- vance as has been aileged) in such cal Is il possible for there to be any want of respect maniiest- ed hy respectful and eeremonOus call made by a majority of the Senatorial branch of the government I cannot but regard such have been ten- dered by Senatorial candidate as being eyasive, unsatisfactory and insufficient to satisfy those who wish act in good faith to the great body of the peo | p[e If the candidate be in favor of measure which the people condemn, then neither he hrs friends I should wish him to msrepresent the will and wishes of the people. If the candidate be opposed to g which his party advocates, there IS but one course for an honest and patriotic man to pursue to retire private ife to speak out for his coun try, repudiate party trammels and place himself up | on the broad principle of individual responsibility But, sir, ask honorable members what pausab' excuse they give their constituents for individual who fold themselves up in profound and myseriou silence in relation great questions of public polio upon which the country IS diyded7

 "I confess under the solemn obligations of an off cial oath, am prepared to pursue any course, whic is in conformity with the dictates of private houo and the requisiions of the constitution, to preven such catastrophe "