The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31

right wrong because it don't meet with the views o.
10 the wing party in this House. thought the trouncing
that they gotat the late elections, sir would have done
them goodit generally does child good, sir especially
naughty child; and laughter party than this
same wing party sir, never assembled on this floor
or in any other place. (Grest sensation} Yes SIR
er of Ashland, sir, in speaking OF the great demo-
cratic party, sir, when he said that not only We're
that party defeated sir but that they stood like criminals
in the under the gallows only waiting for the oxen
to Off and leave them hanging betwxt heaven and
earth to end career Of guilt By aspectacle Of gnomny
leader of most naughty party TO say that the demo
cratic party sir not only deserved defeat but that they
deserved death about TO suffer dsgrsceiul one
will tell gentlemen here that the whole party OF you
acted like band of reckless yrants at both the last SEES
sons Of Congressman exhibited system Of ruthless aes
posm that trust will be seee in this Hall again
lesecrated was sir by there there was great conu-
sion, and talking and excitement, and caught some
words that sounded like Dissertation" fddlers or
fddngn and lost the rest of the sentence. But sup
pose you didn't do purpose Roars OF laughter The
fact gentlemen you had been long out OF power that
the reins and strange to you. Grcat laughter
You didn't know how to handle the reins Increased
aughter You thought such course was an act OF ne
cesstv in order bind you together and keep you In
power aughter and such set OF legislators and such
system ofegslaton was paraeled in the civilized
stion and the whole your naughty legi.ation,
never or heard Of before and trust IN God,
never will be again. Great excitement mixed win laugh.
teri But did hope better things of you, gentlemen, at
this session. And at the commencement of it, wrote
home my constituents telling them that the wings APP
peared thoroughly humbed, and perfectly penitsnt
Laugher) And you appeared to be Tor the hrst few
days Great Laugtter But only two short weeks have
elapsed and you're beginning be as bad or worse than
(Iaosrs OF Laughter) You seem to have forgotten
already the wholesome lessons you learnt at the late cleo
tons. Increased Laughter) You can't certainly have
forgotten where this debate began. Cooking to Arnold)
II forced my friend Of the cab docking at Cush
ng) The gentleman IRON Tennessee, opened on him and
BODY ms His say yve flew
right straight up Roars OF Laughter and let out whole
deuge of all sorts of things lmmen Laughter Ana
the Secretary of state the Executive and every body
else Yes, sir, we, the - the - turning round
"suberraneans Yes. sir even the SUBURBAN yous demo.
Gratis, as The called us, sir got back handed swpe
Screams Of Laughter In . wnGn arnold hs s E~St
horse sir. Don't put it the cab, sir and break it
down that's got enough to bear. Continued laughterl
fact that this quarrel and abuse Of John Tyler has got
into such perfect knot that defy any man on earth to
untieit It's like the Gordan Knot SIR. must De cut
wing eaderthen statement from that leader in contra
diction then declaration from one retiring minister
then counter declaration from another retiring minis.
ter then statement by authority here and then state
wth authority until the whole thing has got
and tired Of looking at it, and will be Disguised with those
who keep it before them. And now, sir, as 70
the bargains my colleague spoke about what .S
party to stand fair in this matter. He said we kept
silent would be considered that we were about to bar
patronage.
distinctly that party have no bargains to make with
any Neither with the President or the Cab-men or
Henry Clay or the fragment: ofhe late wing party ldIea
laugher) No. sir but think there's quite as much dan
ger ultra wings going to the President or turn
ing u.s. and little than Of any Of our party going
out of ranks. Great laughter and applsuse2 Yes
sir Pm absolutely afraid that unless the white Charles
whip John Tyler themselves that they'll actually call on
the little Magician of Undertook to do it for e, rather
than let him 60 with whole skin shouts of laughter and
cries Of Good true, Kennedy, true that ass tacf?D
Now sir for want to give John Tyler the i'm
tIo
dent 1t that sir than most things that gave
such mighty influence to Gen. Jackson The people, sir
Ike t tSe I responaoy feeling
That made them love General Jackson-they knew he
loved his country-they knew he was brave Wise here
called out, They thought he was honest Yes, sir
they thought and found he was honest Cheers and
aughte aud when they he energetic and fear.
Of consequences in what he believed to
be right cause, and heard him say I'll take the
sp.--is,y >, ,vy siurs " hlsi~ i inense
would warn gentlemen how they give other presie nts
the power to become similarly popular for this veto
power has much greater effect in that way than gentle
willing to believe. But did the gentleman from
Massachusetts ever war against the veto power az had
been said he did, !aadng to Cs.hing speech against
sir seems to give consent Roars of augher) Now, sir
il John Tyler has abused this Veto power arragn him
for that But don't quarrel with the instrument and try
to tear out Of the Constitution because has been used
against some Of your measures. That's all wrong, SIR
(Cries OF Good.D Now. sir, shall close. think !
have defined my position pretty straight, sir, and
that ofhe thiryfve thousand democrats Of my State
sir, for whom ! feel authorized to speak never
will leave shade Of suspicion my career to
any bargain I've seen enough of that, sir, in the
celebrated bargain alleged to have taken place in 1924
though said to be dsproved between Clay and Adams
But the suspicion Of has caused the Of Ashland
to set for ever Pll commit such I'm only
commencing my political lfe Pm ambitious sir and
don't know where may want to CO. sir, before die.
may want to 60 to the Senate e candidate for Uni
ted States Senaor) And sir, there's putting curb
heartily joined in) never will leave suspicion Of any
such thing, sir, my political garments. And lastly
sir m tell the gentleman who seems to hope much from
the apparent dscord in the democratic ranks that if he
expects to profit from that he knows nothing bonds
that bind democrats together. Sir, when 1t comes TO the
last choice the true democrat knows nothing OF geographic
cal lines distinctions. Take from the North the
universal choice, go for him with true heart
| as man. And although there may appear
to be small differences to choice for Presi6en
tal candidate now yet when have settled all this
family matter, take gentlemen whigs how you in
terfere. (Great laughter and cry OF "oh of course
honor among thievesD It'll be worse than interfering
between man and wife. Qaugbter.) Sir, when we do
unite unite as firm and true steel. When the
Democratic Convention has met, and settled those diff
ferences and named their man. ii will be than idle
for you to interfere. Not all your efforts with all your
acts" a7d tariff and bank, and abuse and elimination
and recrmnation, and all the candidates you bring
all the influence and power you command. can pre-
candidate whoever he may be- to the Presidential
Chair.
As he set downhe warmly congratulated by
all parties.
Mr.. WISE got the floor for to morrow and the House
adjourned.
Albany.
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