Mr. Foote bai l that he was soti.eu !,-; nimrisi 1
at the lecture upon the laws-: the Senate ar, i
the rules of decorum, jurt a hi.tu:-;, p d by the
St-niitor. The Senator wns rather int'-tisi'-f-i.t,
though, iu the mutter. He should have applied
a little of it to hiiu-elf. The Senator claim.' to
be well M'i -e I in the rules of order , he i hums to
bo the "old t Senator;" he claim, to he I'et-r St
unt, and in such had thou-ht it proper to con
demn personalities, yet at the .am time ex-rei.-
i,l the privi.c,-e . f in, IuIl.':!-' in tin m. The S
. I..V
tor was inc. ,u .-tent iu Xiwutj down the r-'t,
in 1,-1!, the f,lt to Violate th-ln. If t,e S-tlat-r
Was , pj. ed to per-oli.illtl. s, wl.y (lltl ho cola
(lien, e th-n, ( W by ,h I he pet up here this li.or-
i'i"' "' tetiipi sti;. i-dr, ,m, m.d e the tr-istivt :.t
..Ci.i up. ii the ni-tive, nhhli ( vi in,' d the n.n
ti-.'ii ju t maiie: V, hy t:-t t.p, ::u 1 in the rip 't
ti mpi -:i:-i:- mnu;, r tltclare that the oiie:i,i- -f
Calil-itiia were i nd. r.v..rmjtt.,,!. !e.it . ( V.'hv
'J. al in -'icli an iiiuendo, such a su-,i, iti tip, ti tl.tj
t.-.-'iv, s t f others! Why tlai he tiealout per.cti
' e.-';:.:;:;c..l to hitu.-clf, .'md di.s't.ur'.i-oua to
.'.hersf
V. hy 'H I tiie S-i.atcr.if . .po ed f. t!.2 r,-e ef
I" "j- i"' la.ia that the fiiecls of Calif r-
t.i. t w.-ie in ti.o Ii, hi. '.hat I.e wns to b: tho .Vapo
It 'l of the v.ar; that his voice the vi,i,e f Ju.
