The Peril of the Republic the Fault of the People An Address Delivered Bfore Th

Daniel Dougherty

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Lincoln and his administration, or anybody else and his administration, and I do not intend to he de- terred from the expression of my opinion by any black- guardism that can be uttered on this floor. " The Vice-President here called the Senator to order.
The Senator, after some time, took his seat, but again arose and said: "If I wanted to paint a tyrant, if I wanted to paint a despot, a man perfectly regardless of every consti- tutional right of the people whose sworn servant, not ruler, he i...s, I would paint the hideous form of Abraham Lincoln. If that be treason" — The Vice-President again called the Senator to order.
Still in violation of the rules, the Vice-President said: "The Senator is out of order, and the Sergeant-at-Arms will take him in charge unless he observes order. " The Senator. "Let him take me. "t Vice-President. "The Sergeant-at-Arms will take the Senator in charge. " In accordance with the order of the Vice-President, the Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms approached the Senator, who was seated at his desk.

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