New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
.ssn proceeded 10 rcvr, and snszsr the n,ne.to Of

then proceeded so review aud snscr the n,niiesto q
The secedine members of the late whx Caucus
Ne rspdly and amid much confu-iru rrad from a
nuuscrilt speech. In the course Of viii b 10 saj me
sddress the most denun ciat,-y whitening and hs
ter that could have been directed .ust those who
nsined IN the esucus. Kentucky ia on pivot rs 70
parry poli,ics She mas now Democratic Governor.
snd his sddress la tle hands Of Democrats on the
sfsp and in their presses would have the ndency o.
frustrating the ComproTnise Wings in That state for
ever, could the people be made TO believe that the
Wbig representatives occupy the position in which the
manifesto places ths IN.
ltwas written out and preosred by his coeag que from
the Louisville District (Mr Marsba) The caucus was
called 10 fix the ,ir1e and place for holding the Wing
National CobveD-on and 10 nominate Pre-i feu-
tal candidate and make platform This was Tor the
Convention, aid IL seemed to him. (Mr Gray that Il
wonid have been arrogant he, wiIh ot' ere mad at
tempted TO give Instructions u govern ts~ ConvePton
Il seemed u him unjust and iisen! - the Wing
party TO issue such address, after eDd-avOring 10
break up the Whig caucus Ii was the duty Of every
Southern Wing instead of deserving 20 stard by his
post during impending danger. He replied at length 10
Mr Marshall showing that he the most popular
representative of Wing principles.
Mr.. RICHARDSON spoke IN favor OF the
bill and eives reason for authorizing Extra
Session Of the Legislature that there some lem
beers OF who speak entirely in Spanish and other
English therefore all propositions have to be presented
70 The body in two languages and speeches nterpees
This necessarily time After further debate
ninety day allowed for the session OF the Legs
lature and the bill laid aside to be reported to the
House.
The bill for the construction of Military
Roads in Oregon was next taken up, when
Mr.. FLOYD began speech about North
opinion the subject Of Slavery saying the num-
Der in favor of it is small and of little influence.
Mr.. CLINGMAN, as member OF the Com
mittee Territories, thought il his duty to raise the
point whether the gentleman in order in pur
SUNG this course of remark.
The Chairman, Mr.. STANTON, Tenn,
decided Mr.. Floyd out Of order
Mr.. CARTIER appealed from the decision
of the Chair
On taking the question on sustaining the
Chair no quorum voted. when. the rules require,
the roll called, and quorum was found to be in
attendance.
Mr.. CLINeMAN withdrew his point, and
Mr.. FLOYD concluded The reading of his
speech, reviewing the Compromise measures, and tell
inc the South while he speaking of Slavery, that
thu people of the North generally have bHs one voice on
this subject and that the personal freedom OF man.
lie gave his objections to the Fugitive Slave Law and
showed how odous it was TO the North As to the Pre-
sidency if the Democracy Incorporate the approval OF
the Compromise measures 10 its creed as test it will
meet with disaster and defeat.
The Commlttee rose, when the bill
authorizing an extra session of the Legislature of New
Mexico was passed, and the House adjourned