New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-19
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LIQUOR Lsv.
Air ORR understand, then, that the people o.
Maine Ike WHISKY better than freedom lspplau,e
ard lJeh'srl. | 'sk another question: Were you
eiectcs ~ hDow.Nottinssl
NJ NAsHBURN-E). being a msInbsr o. the
Oi6er ara rot a ssfe tia was.
AZ e. scl,s furh.r coloq1y be.Feen Messrs. Orr
Mr. CRHPeELL P4l said he would tell his col
league Jores hat he .oIfld fad gentlemen here nOt
irait o. tina aolells'iOn Of Know Notbicg. He th-n
cobti. ued 10 shea thst the Am. pary is rely
diftir from the free panty, and voted 10 Penn
sylvaiis for Eeh, eos their caudlia'e tor Canal
Comuissioner He and bs flends were COW To'isg
for M Bai Ia for Speaker, because no man stood
fsr'r o. American nsoorcs than hs They consider
tbe Ke sss end Natrs \ 2 question an pen one.
Msssrs JONES 400 CAMPBELL pa had e long
dialogue about Penny vari4 Poliics keeping up a
spirited ire involving pa -sona Exp aqauow'
Mr.. WASHBURNE IA sskeo whether be did lot
cons.der AmerloanisIn snd KCow-No ingism the same
thing
Mi JONES-No. i an ar American, but have
ro'birg to 20 with Knov Ne tngem, which boces no
Nh. WASuBU 5NE-I IN, ierstand the gentle al
to ssy tba, the Democratic Gus platform "a DE e1
plains it, of rs bar TO SO, the u ooS-Nothlngs
Demo rats coming 'oge ,bei
Mr.. JOhES-We will lot tax ons plank from our
platform. Oar anna sic opeu, ba sever % every man
Ceri from soOn as he rep udistes hls hereses
Mr.. WAsHBURNE sssed Mr- Jones whether he
II
TO which they bad this morning 10 en- politely invited
by The gentleman from Albany, Mr. Walker:
Mr. ORR will take a. II uto con liberation.
Mr.. JONES-The Democrats viii meet in caucus
with none but those standing tn At party we'll
settled principles
Mr. ALLISON participating IN thu controversy
rssed by hs two colleagues said the maj odty Of mem
btrs III Congress from Penf sy.Vapia elected as
opponents to the Nebraska blu, tbst bsa the great
issUe of the late ee ton.
MIR. ETHERlDGE thought the House needed re-
pose after tie Intellectual exercises OF thr morning..
Ar much hs6 been said the couatry couIt dig ST in
two days [aughtsrl, and he trusted the House would
Cries Of "No," no." "Call the roll, "Call tbs
roU."
Mr. SMITH Vs) asker Mr.. Campbell PA
whether Mr. Banks hsd not cut himself aloof from the
Ameie psIty.
Mr. CASPBELL-I don't know
M. DANRELL ceen ed that Mr.. Banks had with
drawn from that party. The Con yenti6n that noni-
mated Mr. Rockwell had been called by the Amer
MIR. SMITH defl cd his postion-condemnia Free
Soi'ism-approVipg of toe foreisn fe.ture OF Amen-
capism and declaring himself A National mau
Mr. GlDDINGS placing himself in front of the
Clerk desk dec aimed spiritedy in favor of Free
com, and for building Republican Church on rock,
that the of he'll might not prevail against it.
Mr. LETCBER called Mr.. Giddings at,ention to the
rtsoluonkoffertd by letter and ADOPTED in the RsOub
licsn meeting insisting that majority OF Free Sellers
be placed on the StanoingC Committees, and asked VA
rious questioDs in regard 70 II.
Mr.. GIDDINGS remarked he understood that every
Northern man wes pledged to that doctrine
MIR. CAMPBELL (Onioj-NO such resolution vas
d Il It for bun.
Mr.. GIDDINGS excsimed-God forgive me for
voting for man who not in heart and conscience
with il
Mr.. BANKS 6esired to say if any such resolution
was adopted il was not rendered TO him for approval.
Nobody hso asked him for pledges.
Mr.. GlDDINGS was frequently Interrupted, and
had quite time sering thu various nerros aories
put 10 bu from ali quarters Of the House.
HUMPHREY MARSH ALL aDalyzet the Demo
cratic party, showing tie oiscordant elements which
had arisen on tie question of Squatter Sovereignty.
Mr.. JONES, PA in explanation, claimed nation
atty for bis party, which, he said, like the Demo
cratic party has terms If compron mise to offer or
accept. We ask no quarter, and regard no man as
American who dos not stand on the Philadelphia
Platform.
He was frequently Interrupted by applause from his
friends arc s 'eDed to with marked attention.
MIR. CAMPBELL Ohio obtained the floor, and
the House adjourned.
TIE galleries we're crowded during the day, and
much interest manifested concerning the debse.