The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-14

Winthrep, Of Massachusetts,, whig. ........... II
Tota. ...... @-o
Necessary to q choice. .................. ia
Highest vote, (Brown, dem )................ III
Nessrs. Giddipgs Allen, Preston King and Wilmot
voted for Mir. Brown and several of the Southerners
who voted fer him yesterday flew OF
[It will be that two political msrtyrs were in
the f,ld-Brown, dem Of Indiana, turned out OF Office
| by the present administration and McGsuahey whs,
also Of Indiana rejected by the democratic Senate last
spring
| Mr. STANLEY offered resolutions that the members
Of the democratic party appoint three members to Goa
fer with three mbers to be appointed by the whss'
| relative to Speaker.
Mt SANLKY remar ed that the resolution lot one
OF his suggestion, but came feon the other sie
He believed with the Hon MIR Benton, that tins Union
wss not be dissolved by those at this end OF tbs
Capitol; ard so long Rough and Ready ~as la the
chair there danger. lie believed Ia respect to
the democratic party, there som.thnx rotten 10
Denmark He repeated, that hi d~-sr- g. bs,.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES comprt-nt m2a boz himself he
Was not competent to preside sd ~hs IA i.t graft
fed with number OF votes cast MN IA dii not
with To be candidate lie bIosh.i ia ta- d-mocr.cy,
Mr. BAyLy replied the remarks msIsb by Nr S'snisy
and referred TO the Northern aud southern ~ngs being
At variance o. to General Tsyiors 'snimeuts on the
slavery question ed them 80 beius au5scraoie
for the htste OF things which hew exists
| Mr. AsHhUN merely TO tue gentleman Whe
tber there was uuth In tn. rumor that sr'tt.p en-
gsgement assurance had been entered into bet
Nh Brown ana the free soilsrs!
| Mr. BAyLy indignantly denied 1t A; thers was no
| foon dstion in truth tor the rumor.
! MIR AsHMuS further asked whether there had not
| been espond eBce bet seen the parties
MIR BAyLs replied that II there had been, he was not
| aware OF IL
MIR AsHms--Ah daughter
| There were cties-" IL II tale '
| MIR Ba,LY-is there surhorty for making the ohaeys
| MIR Asnmus-Noth,ng more tbar slu.m5u rumor
lark Ieu am luu flItlor lar
| kr. fioLMhs If South Carolina know II.
MIR. BA,L,t 10 f.lse the tree oilers voted for our
candidate without consultation Do ~
MIR Koor protested ~ III two parties arrosst-
ing to h.m.lv~s the s-tl.msus Il tns Iu- stion
i.'ue. The minority had AS much right TO Do heard IS
Mr. baylT permitted to intsrrup. the gentleman,
and cay. tn. Authoriry 81 Mr. Brosn, that III. 10
! was q correspondence between HIN AID MIR wilmot;
but the not OF the character uti
1 mated. (Lausntsr. asd much sur prise mauifestsd)
| tEEs- 1nsn chow It lett have 1t.
CHrs- hats dealing with the oneny-lst the whole
Vs,cr-Itssn .Hs
Mr. srAsIn-Let the gentleman from Indiana al.
MI Roor resumed. aud concluded a humorous speech.
| Mar BAow>, OF Ind aDa was ts.n p.rmitt-d to spsak
for bnstf lie stated, among other th'ag. That
wren he here ne had ntSntton Of ruupins for
Speaker that his friends pressed him-that he mad
pointed southern Gentlemen To MS votes when lac tor
meiy occupied a ia congress. tie scknos edged
| wriupg 10 wimet aud receiving n reply
| Mr. BUR- wished 10 see the correspondence lie
| wifbed tone IL bCw
Mr. bHoNs-I have &c ut home.
NoitE- send Tor H. then.
MEMpr-ferbsps iimot will give US Q copy.
NiLMo1-I bAy. not n copy
Chns-W.ll ist'r base the original
| VG.ntsmsn cro~d'd rubnd Liu snd some took Q
| ttAI DING positi"Din the c-Stre 81 the hail
| Mr. BROWN remarked that tue l-t'sr iron Mr. Will
met merely asked HIN in what mSnasr ne woaii. "
elected spsSker. cUu titute tn. cVmmitt. aud IA.
(Nr BROWN STATED, in reply that he would make
I'm satisisctor, to hlm aud ms rri-nds
| Mr.. MtLNor Remarked inst hs mad addressed the
| ~.
organize the committees the Distinct OF COlun
tie ttrrit rice and tne Judiciary ia such n-r 20
give full aid ire eApgo.ioa To the wii of the cJan
Try.
the convention. Mr. wiluot had r.sson 10 b-,isvs
that the comDit.es souid BE- ioim.d VI Il majority oi
| thots In fafDI 81 free sfIf
| Mr. WmmOf replied that he had reason 10 believe
that majority Oi the commit would nav" them
wsjor'ty OF fair NoItbsrn me=,bsrs taughtvri NO.
| thing mere.
| hr. is.r-wbst do you mean by that!
| Mr. "maor- Men ~no ~orii not ss.s IN o'mmittes
f,m any cHu'id-ra"n- 80 sm"ther the eIfesssi,a Of
The Niil {" the y ,pe " thr >"rth
Mr.. lsor-D Do understand >or,hern men committed
| TO the wnmot prosiso!
kr. NtLNor-NOt by spy means.
| Mr. SlsNLn-w bat thu!
| Mr. Wpnor-N-p no re,Olve that slavery shall 20
| NonE- fxpopss ny vote from the .r-cord ws'vs
been oul ed we've oeen d. cvivej Scra-ch mg vote,
we're asosis,d. This man has pledged ninssn oJtn
| Sr. BavLY-I am Obliged to the gentlemen fe im
Noith a.oiua AID Mas a.hu.ett- tor tni. $50 ,,urs
| Mr. AcNiUtIhS, Of Virginia and others voted f0F
Brovn On h's pledge taat he opposed to the Vii
| met Iiesi, NJ every shsl.
ar. 4. Stttgss K.d whether hia c.lieasua hal =
! copy ~ ibe litter
| Mr wiLHor replied that he hal not. (Laughtsr)
| Mar BtOans reply ~ Nhmots letter thvn fvs 4,
! In Which he tsid, IN ,Ibstsncv:--
''Dsc. n 1870
"Your favor received Ia answer sil sta's. that
should b. ELECTED speaker wi CONSTANTS h T.
tees th. D-t rice OF IUlumbs t@rttsoft-a
the Judcisy IN inch urDnur ~ih b. s.tis -
yourf.tds sDo to yourself .m ieyr~s-utstl's troa,
tree stAt-. aud have ssays ppurd tue extension ~
ts'ry aud ut her than that the ird-tz gosurbnent
Eh uid be rssr.ued tOD the pom. bis ~ slavery.
wb.re ~ a. the constitut pUsrr 90 abJii.h "
kssrs Buri. Bayiy Harm. OF r-oD~s-ss stanton ~
| 1.tD'tfsr Hubbard Vebable, Mo dulen, sod Wood
vsro al. tew remarks IN snbs 10 at they had
| ben deceived in ard by Nr Diosn
| M.ssTs Hobibson RDa Duncan oanis To ths rescue
: 81 NJ. Brosn, sbd thought that he had not been
guilty 81 any dec. piion
| an soJoDrpm-bt took place