The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20
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Mr. FrGHE-I do not impesch the ssntiemsns motiy.
have Fst here sud admired the gentleman wren 10
dressed The H,use, bnt my sluson TO tho motive
hisina9much as sa appeal was msse 10 the South a
s.no by the stntemsn sbo foughtths battles es,, !.
tne sen'lAr m from Virginia and shook
the hard, whisb kind whether agreeing opinion
bot ituPpofsd that he would have 4 q the
80 ih rou stand b. the "baris" Of Ss~ Ycrt ssouS
scorn 10 attribute anything dihooorsols 70 the
uAn II ms equiosium WAS to BE- disprbd W The RE
mark after proceeding further, he N Ho .hss) said
b. hurled ipvsotiyes hs vas rssiy for ua,on AMI
claimed that he had dons eli thai ne t-nd,d to do,
hsd shown that the gsutitman (Ms. outtipg) was
sof"' by his own sams.ion, aud in favcr Of
Coalitions BE pledged hnse to b atsndsg on ths Bal.
timers platform Of 1862; and Also elAns to be- aound
ssany man who clsim4 to be democrat he ln. nos
10. ~bat reason hs should be ostrscisea
Mr sTAsros (d'm) o. Ky wished tn know ths princi.
pss Of the party 10 which the gsntenan ongs2 Would
his patty New York or woaid toe dssg.t4s represents
of he pru piss compromise OF 1850 70 ths Ne
brsskA bill when 1t comes upS
hr, HucHs replied ii Investigation it shouli b
found to be found constitutional and democrsiic dos
trne the forts Of New YORK woul be susaininx
!. and working side BY side with the gen'Ismsn from
Kentucky and he had doubt IL tn, ''hards had not
forgotten their party feky they would bs found acting
with them In conclusion, be said he had abused
good pair OF lungs 1t was In advocating the election Of
hE GROW ds OF Pa, obtained the door, bat yielded
Mr.. JONES. (den.) Of Tenn, submitted whsthsr Mr.
Grow could transfer the floor to Mr. Cutting for snothsx
re CHArNAN thought not.
Mr. CUTTING faid member less anxious than he
10 hltuoe on tbe time and attention OF uieuoers, but n
oeud net ta to etrks the gentleman ~ the1s had been
bis morning prepared and desgnsay personal attack
Oh himself The words OF the gentleman fell warmly
his'sr II the gsatemAu would yield hoo he would
enter into q personal or plspAtion
Mr. GROW replied, after he ad made his spesoh
M CUTTING said II Ear FROM him TO prsss the mat
terfor favor gracefully extended he grateful bat
rsther than retort he woui prefer to remain undsr
tee embs bsrrassement which filenea woIlG impose.
Mr.. HUGHES hoped that Mr. Cdtting would have he
6oor.
Mr.. CUTTING said he would accept nothing with ~
lnotanee.
M GRow ash ed Why the gentleman should intruds
aid take the whole time. He willing the
should mako personal explanations but not full spssoh
There WAS u,h confusion, members rstifing 70
their own seats
Ths CHAIRMAN called to order During this noise, NJ
Grow sdvert.d tn and repeied some remarks in the
senate made by Mr.. Wade yesterday, with references
iuputed bad tah Pennsylvania AID the Judicial officers
in that State, relative TO the Erie disturba acss.
Having finished, Mr. DRAN said, in to former
inquiry of lr s.sn'on (of Kenucky,) the admnisr Alton
party, fof - II New Yo k regard the compromise ef
1850 full and n,l settle OF the 81, very ueson
far as Co gress cernd aud tn.t the principles
OF The compromise applies to all rrsory, whshsr
Nebraska, Cuba, or Sonora
Tno Committee rose, when the House adjourned.
THE METHOD NscrIyG PRESIDENT
During the cay the following committee anrouns-
Cd Mr. E~in.'s prososed dment to the ooosttu-
ton relative the election OF President and Woe Prest
CENT: hessrs Ewing, May BAksdals, Parker BIZ ,oks.
Hughes Banks, Kerr, MILL, and Allen,
sAIAsEs KMr1oYrs
Nr. WALERnGE presented the petition OF the master
ohsnics Of Brooklyn Navy Yard asking regular salA
for their respective ses Referred to the Naval Com.
Iuitte0,