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Va, also addressed the committee on tho


subject. after which the House adjourned '"'Ie


To-day has been the most importan, and ;n.


estng of the session, as its senatorial deb,,o ef'
terminated in the formal withdrawal of Mr. C"S %dS
houn and his peculiar followers in the Senate f"
all connection with the democracy. The snb;oUi bnl
matter under consideration was the resolution c
the expulsion of the Editor of the Union aoaD, Ut
which Senator Allen made one of the most o""' no,'
erfui efforts ever listened to taking ground ,b.,
to pass such resolutions was neither more nor leos
than revival of the old alien and sediton law -"
the part of the Senate. He warned them in fearful
ly indignant terms of the consequences of sucb =.
assumption of authority. Publish his speecb I Su
all means, for it is as noble vndcation of ~
true principles of individual rights and the bou
ty of the press under our government, as the oo;a
lative history Of the country has given bub,o
Sewer followed next and then Turney tonabavI.
in hand, made an onslaught on Calhoun. accue;r.1
him of originating this movement to f1ubnss
his designs on the presidency and gong at lennL
into his proof of the fact He gashed and cnt Sa
South CaroIinian to the quick at everv Houe


Calhoun replied, denying the charge of reono,
bargain with the ederaIiss to aid their plans wbIa
protesting a connection with the democratic nartr
denounclng. the administration and formally oI
Ijuring future connection with the mass Of the do
mocracy &c. Yulee spoke next, and Butler 6I.
lowed, assalllng Turncy perSOnally in verv eycit
ed languageSto which Turney rose TO replv bnt
was prevented by Mangum who then maintained
that the debate was out Of order We had min.
teresting speeches in the House on the three mil.
lion bill from half dozen gentlemen, The oues.
tion was not taken on the Richie resolutions


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