New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-27

NIte WIGS had tne fui- i'' q '' 49,, - ID he
Nv lof tsz- a was FtCeSi. "A 1885 D. Wa e.: .a'1
ce.iss grotier party was iornch wen .A.,
ne poIil6n 81 h friends al Oh WIZ ~ IN,
sd - certerren had r.u yed in 81 81 .acs or IN
TIT vost Ynoet distinguished sons NfguneN' ~
o.svrarinens men, whether as'se'ng 20 - yeq
10 IN rof. Mr.. John ". iali or' % 80 -. al
49, Il The House in ~ 20 or 90 VIC" N = tth,i.
Seshv,;rio Influence. In he COMMITTEE % 80
sVT.,ie.. adyorng 20 thi5 comil4i.' az Ia fys~3
~ long pursued nogn-A-.o"s ~. =. IN.
- r,us. have influence, ga Nho 81
NJ tos, - ehe,ed sbe rai.cd them Up ana Wh'nt!,y
80 tI,e,g the mantle OF charity over .D... 49, -, 80,
r. Nssg York to Get IN me -.Iio 80 nm c,r
4 + hound by her posi- ION an- NJ 80 All IL ,.ere
-. RieIes, She ougA, 20 t-se = rue o'' '~1io
az Ife'irc her dis,iagasbed sons a tJI
- ~ ri New. York City Dgm'cfecy tAr' s'''J -
lry 10 question gs 10 .' t, a,e ,;.r,ae, ss
bras 'u to,es, man snd rogue. lie lNI. smith re-
- Ihst sentiment was uiered-one he c'al no' un
So 10 iudore II has gone orh to the country e!l
eHishe - go, mn lessset telugs against TIA. " 20
-, !, FeureseniatYt on ibis JOOr that gent
n.,iod ne Hards had tha synpohes o M 9oa.' Dut
Fad We want not your syu,'.nes. 40" lo "a -
49, hat Il Is they want ie gentleman pref 20 TO
and there is No d11tt cfIi hOwerorlnY may
81 on be dissatisfeo, they are bound to seNR 10y e
yr,iesut and those who ia the NAN carr V1. 49,
- rrircipes A deceased salesman sai1 f'h'plo9
,ss no more be carried out without men, mum '' -"
.ssdy out love without UOme4i. .,... 81. ~, s-,r,
Yr WALSH explaincd-lie nha saidl -" 80. -, -isct
Az nj fle Southern people be despi go Du' - w.
~ 1,, ~, dis g6or who gave their syinp@lHy 90
- br,t faIsifcd their synpeAie' " me. :" IL IS
" eatPTJI could only reply 60 t' y VIZ i5 Pi4D VI
Mt = iieeentaitvcs 10 represent their colstln-
- - ,shen TINT sympathy was deciaIeA 20 oN'' a. 'u9
or hssst he ielt with them, they rept'cnioa ln9
IroLo IN tho face OF God and I's co'r"y 60 Vtda
~ dire al he hands &c tic DemocrHl; -ily
10 bTeak down the Administrations they are roy DEM
as The seeing me siaVory a~t''.'" ~ ~
~ eorght to quiet it, AMI culsaYor4 O. if-i '-e ~
80, ~ the party with the view Oh meaning INC "ounlS
nc country. This was consannnI,on 9eFou'iy 70 90
shed. 40 long as the FIesi@eht nls 49,. ~: ~
and by them There ia difference between 's7'n7 70
re. H. cal opinion and to secure harE0Goe Ic iOh
M E\ING asked Mr.. Smith, whether Il tha IRE a5Ht
3 appointed Mr.. John Van Bnren secretary o' ~
geIerr Scott had been elected and had opPHnei Mr.
SwsTd 10 that Office with O view TO harmonic ls az
49, eleu,en+s of New York, he Or. Sui.nj would
ave attended The appointment with the e0queHc5 ; no"
Sr SXITH replied. with due Difference to iAo gonl9
~ e., K,ntockv he did not unIerstond iA5 pom.
mi IS assuming the President has brought Ao'i'uis,s
n r. DE EWING soid he would then make point and
Iod on 1ber question about Mr. John Van Barren, wno
=, an object OF universal rcpfohensioni noD0dy ever
- 40 nj inmate him for Cabinet app ointment
a. NyESTBKOOK he.e .1se 80 reply TO a remark III
Z, Cut;ing at previous stage Of the proceeding he
al from Tie Aa0AQ Ini RcRccr OF Nay !5ie 10 sh'"
at both sets ofthe New York Democracy wth4io| ON
4 Convention before the nomination leaving ne "hoie
rmber of members voting pa OF whom ~. ass 70
red one fourth Of the ballot the votes Of 10 beng nne
rore than two thirds Of the whole number present ana ne
Tss accordingly declared duly chosen
Mr. CUTTING said there axe gentlemen heio "Ao Can
Esak as to that error 800. ,,., 80
,sinted more decided and able Abohonst tlal "
John Van Buren,. The President however taicd N MS
shiec 10 harmonze and hence those dis5enii0n5 ne
Hsrds thought the SOfts were nov as Olu anu BOOu
they wore and were not willing they should march up
breast and receive their share OF the cOn1uer5 SPJ7
The UsIds exasperated will up TO the NEBRASKA
E1 but below the Softs viii give way. Dlt th9 soils
snrot shrink if they do they win full log thai The
hand Of resurrection viii mol dig them from their depths
they will be objects at which the slow unerrng haor oil
scorn will point: r,.u ,rl.-,.a.
re of 1850 called the Compromise resolution declaring
6nslity and against agitation were passed IN ms house
and subsequently, the two political parties at Batn 're,
forming part OF their platforms on the subject OF slave
~ anu tho gentleman, Notwithstanding ln''' N'" az
Mr. SMITH confessed he dospisel trick worse than he
ES Free S0iler when the gentleman under prctenec Of
rf f order uttered that he could bat express
fksurprso thatthc gentleman so forgot himself.
Mr. CAMPBELL-Will the gentleman yioIdtAe hoor
Mr. SMITH decline.
M CAMPBELI.-1hen cannot reply.
MIR SMITH-If the gentleman wants to find me he can
see me as soon the House aGlouns Sensation Ilese
Interruptions naturally disturb me.
Mr.. EWING rose either for explanation or to ask
question. 49,,
eomnitted an improprty He referred to the gentleman
from Ohio only lie had no idea OF being Interrupted
with the view Of getting an unworthy advantage ms
was what he said and meant d TO Apply 10 everyday
y and his party if he had adjusted those euds lie held
at if was nothing wrong 10 seek TO concnllate iehds
was Interference in elections IN the nsG
but high and meiitGsiOus act on the Ne0rdSka bul.
those wines of DenOcr icy would be a unit anj found
Rghtne together giving evidence OF their denocfacy
Mr. HUGHES rose saying Il don't want test for my
future action desire TO pontto my con5iituenis-"hat
ever their views are, so win act on this floor.
MIR SMITH-There is something Earring and d.sfriotYo
in that TAXI occasion to say the forensic display oil
New York members is entitled to high credit am sorry,
deenlv sorry that the gentleman not ambitious 81 good
fellowship regret it, because he Is not manly enoughto
stand up for the Constitution and country but socks to
,kulk rather a strange wOfd-but to skdlk behind his
Deope from the responsibility of his position. an sorry
q, Il for the gentleman is aman of talent almost making
he wrong appear right will wait until he comes to
Judgment.
appear IN judgment, win prove second Daniel Hope
he gentlemen will not she word skuking have ex
pressed no opinion as to what my vote may be-
but wish to bdNnderstood that no thumb screw shall DO
applied In advance TO By any gentleman OF the Admin
ktration shall vote my constituents may dictate IN
he sight of God and will try to carry out ny constaens
wishes.
MIR. SMITH resumed-Whcn the gentlemen spoke we
tenpa ard thought him Of the most decided sOos OF
New York, but when the question PROFOUND ed he i
fear TO III no more. Why should not the gonenanhave
an opinion as well as his colleagues Too frequently gen,
femen hide their views behind the people intead
uf marching up boldly to questions with Intelligent views
believe the people patriotic, and will Vnicate ana
sustain their in the honest discharge OF
luiy In conclusion he appealed TO New York Democrats
10 give up their controversy ana unIe IN ue support OF
he Administration and Democracy. lie believed me Adj
nnsraon will be found unit on repeating the Missouri
Compromise so far as Nebraska Is concerned lie spoke
bis on his own responsibility with pleasure The general
iebate then closed by limitation
Mr.. CUTTING wished to ropy to Mr.. Wesibrook, who
ad said hOt both of the Democratic delegates wtnireW
rom tie Baltimore Convention OF lsis. lie heid IA MS
lands the proceeding OF that Convention as reg Marry re-
orted in The Union newspaper showing that the h-nker
allegation remained throughout the proceedings.
Tie CHAIRMAN said the gentleman could proceed
nly by unanimous consent -
Mr iINDSLEY obioetisc ne Committee rose withou!
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