From, the Boston Bulletin.
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ops--Nuch fine and breath are spent by |
,,ohars nf Conuress and of our State Legislatures,
/, the discussion of what are called questions OF Or
der. Mr.. Higgledy makes motion which Mr'
plgyleay moves to amend Mr. ltury moves a SUI
stutc. and is called to 4 .ler BY Mr bury a ae
bate arises, fruitful Of defamation and redundant VI
historical lore. The whole assembly become AMI


mated every mans wiz begins to curl /; because
II is matter that effects every mans Legislative


rights Nothing can be more interesting. Inc


rar.!g-Foreign Aggressinns-Ihc flsherles-lAt-


arnl the nlllior the better pre-


seryatou Of wood cocks and founders are all


neglected and forgotten, by reason OF TINS ne" anu


sudden incident. It must be settled, however, Will


out delay Tor the benefit of coming generations, as


well as for the present regulation OF ai'a'rs. o'


such occasions, speeches like the loiio"is are
munly uttered or reported.


M. Elt,1lu | rise, Mr.. Speaker, to declare my
conviction, nv solemn conviction, that the motion
which have had the honour to offer, IS III order,
entirely in order. ltis we'll known fact, that IN
all parliamentary discussions, questions on amend,
nents take precedence Of all other questiohs' ahu
not according to priority but BY the ola rule ua
the last shall be first and the trst last. ils's
upnuit, than and in doing so, discharge my con-
science, and mr. duty toMY constituents, that the
proposition which have now the homer to oef' \
strictly in order II is perfectly in accordance witt
all the known usagcs of deberative assemblies, IL


every quarter of the civilized globe and therefore or
again dcclare most earnestly and positively, my
settled and unmoveabe belief, that the motion whci


had the honor just now to submit. is altogether II


order and perfectly consonant with all known ant


established usages.


Atr. Burly. Mr.. Speaker. do not rise sir


because am apprehensive. sir, that the pernc'ou
doctrines sir, Just avowed by the gentleman on m,


right, may prevail, sir it is contrary to all prece


dent, instead of agreeing with established rules


proposition when major proposition is pending sir
it is unparliamentary, 1t is monstrous, will take


upon myself to say, in the face of this honourab'


body, in the face Of the community, in the lace