The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

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Mr.. SMITH Of virgnia-Why is 1t that your party has
assumed the pane Of republicans
Pies which Jefferson and Hancock aud Franklin. and
the Adamses and all the repu ofI176 avowed and
advocated and proclaimed
Mr. Glppses0ur party is but just formed out o. the
other ties and took it when the existence Oh our
Mr. Iaaonrn-win the gentleman allow me to put
question to him Iooserye in the HERALD that came
las, night letter signed g. which copies resolution
said to have been adopted at caucas and which is said
TO have been offered By yourself.
> Mr.. GippNGs-I will not evade the answer Let me
proceed with what saying, and at another time
will give the gentleman an answer
Mr. IrrsuEIs-Lst me finish.
Mr.. CDDrNcs-I know what the question Is
Mr. Lhrenrr-l am sure you do not. allowed the
have refused, since have been q member upon
this floor, to allow him anybody else TO Interrupt
Mr.. GDDscs-I will yield ths Aoor ON the appeal nal.
by the gentleman However, will say that never in
planaton ss was when he interpo.e ed ut this time
yield to ihe gentleman who always courteous others
Mr. IETtInR-I want to know whether the gentleman
drafted this resolutions
Resolycd That win support for Speaker whoi
mot dyed carry ou the aw BY giving =
g.. %D o. ue spffa On ea a." s 9g &c sna
friends freedom ,ae Jssc,as maiisa reports On Al
Hyou the author Of the resolution was It adopted
by the caucus
Mr.. GDplsas---I will answer the gentleman.
Mr.. LE1TrR--Hear ms through.
Mr.. GiDDK6s-Une question at q time.
Mr. lLrtHAR Very well, then; 60 on
troducea the question. aid Draft that resolution which
pledges VT TO vote for who will carry the
Parliamentary law 70 measure out exact justice e all
Nothing brings forward proposition TO change repeal
the laws OF Naturalization, entitled to respectful
hea ing and Re shall have voice that hear
ing. am not Know Nothing; never was one and
expect to be but do say that they are eni
who would administer Justice slike TO Know Nothing,
and AnKnow Nothings, TO aveholiers and anti slavery
Know Nohngs bring up suy sgaiust shenp We
will give you respectful hearing as give II to
sdvceales II measure is introdu ed for the establish
ment Of slavery In Nebraska right should sooner
drop from s socket than that vote should be given
before the nation although 1t Is pretty generally under
stood that am opposed 70 slavery Gaughtsr) Ny
Justice to ali and all parties. The Know Nohiugs
can properly demand nothing more. We accord 10
them noH, less All who act together must act upon
these principles No other rule be adopted by those
who have iefrespec aud are willing to do unto others
as they would have others do unto them.
Mr.. LETcIIEs-I will now put the other question.
Mr.. GDDIScs-No am not through yet; / am only
beginning. say, then, and Wish tho particular attea-
ton q the gentleman who preceded me- that twenty
three years no petition coming from the Norh in favor
after it was committed TO the Committee on the District
OF Columbia. The rule Of the House is, that the
Commits on the District OF Columbia shall take
ttions as shall be referred to them. For twentyhree
years that rule has been violated and the parliamentary
ui'eoi isDt. Va PcoPo VI tue
North have been repudisted and tramp,ed upon; our
doors have been slam med in their faces This has
done undo. democratic rule. But let me e. further.
regret to that Ia this District under the laws Of the
United States boys and girls for the MARKET
and sell them for profit This revolving acce mas been
peee,ea ~ the aemocratic party oil tns nation. They
have elected speakers who have constantly arranged
the COMMITTEES en- the District Of c.lumoia that when
tce might and thar the people of the rss States
SHOULD no longer DC involved 10 such nohorrent hi uy,
Oher respectful petitions have been tfampled under foot
and consigred to perpetual silence therefore draftei
feo'aee ,nA we snoulo ,ote ior no man speaker
duct TO organize the commit as t. corie,t this
wrong who wonid so arrange the Committees Is to
whether they from the Nlrth the South, from
wo.ayert Or anu slavery men, NOV, my TREAD from
.mena mf. Lelcner,' you nave asked me one ques.
tci sho you please wili ask you one before you put
believed weuld thus s:rangs the petit ions e tn. SOUTH
duly i.iiiy ard justly. ~
Mr. GD'sosl never knew my fiiend TO be astride the
"sce IeNIe-
MI AIshIi WI never ~ e TOT any man whose cha,
racer ana conc .c' s,e 30 oouo.ui .uss must demand
&Gosd p "Goodr')
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NV question. I savs him full frank. and candi
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