New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-05
rsv or REPREsEyTATSvES.

= "a certain boating lights 81 INC n,ou-" % "a
sIuU, 80 ~ Mr. STANTON, Tenn tue Message
- The President relative - TIE Tee'tao4l'uueh' 0,
~ Navv Yard o, Memphis was referred 10 SPseiA
Committee ..,uo.3 h;ll f,r oon,innin, tina
,,.rroyeuept of the ha'Dor oil D0nkHk' heic'r7o
- he Committee OD Commerce .,., W..
IT, gouas then vent into Committee OF the Whole,
"a tor On tho bill for tbs Relief Of me purchasers
I'D locs.ors Of Ssaup and Oyeiio"ed Linds'
Mr. HARRIS (Miss got uP as no :4ia 70 sa1t me
a., agsi,, sou,bsrD teacbery AS he spoke m
w. "a r.,bsr jnds,inct tones, members c'OFded
s,o.nd the better " hear. Persons OUTSIDE the par
auId orIv each a word occasionally, ou hld the idu
benefit Of chorus OF lapgh'ef no" nnu .nen' TON
ge honorable inside listeners stray sentence how
aver iaformed US that he was against th,s Govern
rsrt med susg ia the European gar, ana tho95bt We
had better settle own dfhculne' ~ no ne' oei0fo
vs undertake 20 adjust the qOaires OF o'bers' ii W.
.,tonnt this We viii ges Onrselyes mo klpd OF
q bodre podge" II o. peHeo that Mr.. Irrs wasn no
rropef condition to speak, aud, Oy the psfsusAon oil
. colleague, he yieaed the hoor
Mr SELLERS waited to speak Or the trunphs Of
Mat "despistd ard Objectionable sect, EnoTa a"
0Know- Nothngs; that wre,ched, deceiuu' parry
HunVortby OF tbe confidence OF the Amef1csn people,
which seeks 10 violate the Constitution ana over
HturD the Government as It's Opponents ch-rsea
TIo oentemsn fIOm South CaOiat iIr her') Oh
- a. Know Nottir Ism because he ch)o-es 70 say
4 oripipated in Massachusetts. In HI. Mr. Sellers
opiIIon it came from the prop-r spot Blhker liui'
Concord snd Lem gton, 6reiD Massachusetts ana Inc
descendants Of tboso WHO 'hCre iough WI L loIeet
tbe foecbers who b-tted against he IN the contest
n, IbeIty This fpirit Of huOw Dtbiogsm bal swept
through Now.Jersey, PennsyiVtnia, New 'rk AID
Delaware to Mary land He wondered pciiilc2rs did
nat lax lee on from these grostApercan cem1nsLl-
t;ons So Tar fro ~ interfering with State n ,hts
CHARGED by M Keilt, he sad, Know Moth as arc
for pfeservi0g strictly the ng1ts OF me states, aud
pressrsing the mon q the 5 ates II he knew
anvil inc thew look the Southern Fara nc Gnc TIC
A ia :
and would III ace them side Oy side, and hang the
high A. HaInam Fanatics of bpth ssc'ions, II not IN
point Of law arc in fact gu ty 81 moral treason In
1.-The event Of a.truggle between the North and the
mSoutb Msryland would become e Marathon aad
"Chosapeake Bay the straits Of Ihernopyl@
Who ever heard OF fanatic 10 Maryland She goes
Er the Constitution a. II Is, and for rue Union.
lApplause, Vhich the Chairman OF tho % nmItca
checked They The Know. Notbing,) will leave
Slavery where the Constitution placed It. They are
for tho Uniontbo whole Union; q. 4inst Secession
hts on the side and PJO Slavery MN ani ADy!i-
bOpists on the Other. AS. Mr. Barry and NJ. koi;t
had told the House what the Know Notnogs viii do,
he iSolle,sl would tell il what they gill not do.
They will not deceive the tnion but u9holi At as
tls sheetanchOr of Republican safety. Anothe-
Thing H. they will 10. ray IN appropriation for rivers
aud tarbors ia constitutional whco the river passes
Nrout three States and Unconstitutional when pass
ing through only. Laughter. They do not TO-
of secession afier submitting to the Supreme Couft Of
the United States for decision rearonS the constl
tutonal of mroitant questione They do not 10
tend to bubble about tie Interpretation oil the Con
stjtuion like prude and violate II IKE prostitute
Mr. KEITT-I have single question to ask
Mr. SOLIER>-i expected o be interrupted.
Mr. KEITI-Do you mean to be personal SEN
cation.
Mr. SOLIERS-l was talking about South Caro-
lima ard oiscaim any such thing.
He proceede further TO defend Know Moth ngisn,
and as TO the secrecy of the oder, he slid the De-
nocrntic psrty ought no, TO complain, as they last
night ED caucus, secret meeting, on ihe great
Tariff question.
Mr. GIDDINGS said be understood Mr.. Sellers to
ny the Know Not iDgs viii leave slavery where
they find it. VIII they restore freedom to hansas
Mr.. SOLLEkS-l viii never take the construction
OF the gentleman from Ohio on constitutional lew.
irMsT M ,GliiiIpbrNG%rhcu You back CUT
MIR SOLLERS-I do net; but most cheerfully
retire from such a contest. lLaueh'er fhoud as
econ iLnk of entering into contest-Go1 forgive
mo-with a pregrant woman. Il we'd merrinent !
The Know. Nothibgs, az party, are peosed to pre-
serve the Union, and val do 1t at al ns1ards; 49,.
Mr. GIDDINGS "a d he W - sincere in asking tie
question Of the gentleman from Mary l4nd, but the
gentleman showed tie white f 1thor aud backed cat
flo was deserving of the mans OF a " Know Moth
cling" on "Say No'hing." laughter Tho pSo-
nj, OF the United States have right So know the
principles of this psry Publicity is for the express
purpose OF preverioS the people from being deceived
Ho mir. Giddugs) hoWevrr, was trend OF the
Know Nothings lie Rad courted their friendship,
Mr.. BARK SDALE-Did no. the Koov.Noihings
and ALt-NebIaskGit,s u0ite in the last election in
Ohio
M. CIDDINGS-I did not know of Know No.h-
Ing OF of Know Notl ing lodge in that State at toe
time OF the election. If they voted for me- take il
for granted they knew 50 netting L1nghterl
Mr.. STUART (nch.)-Did not the gentlenan
honor Michigan with VIII, In other words, d.i
not delegate do so! Had he kaos'N cthng' in
that State single their ticket, wac WAS not
voted for nv the Abohtonsts
Mr., GlDDlNGS-i did not know Know Nothing
In Michigan.
Mr.. STUART-Was not every candidate N The
State aud Congressional ticket put in nomination by
The " higs ard Abolitionists, VIGOROUSLY knosn 10
Michigan as a Know NJ hing
Mr.. GIDDlNGS-I did address an intelligent SUI
diepce in Michigan on TIE principles l profess, but
never heard any intimatiOn that my hearers were
knowNothngs. want all parties, here or else
where to sy0w and proclaim their seni Rents without
deception or iaud.
Mr.. KElTr (aludir TO Mr.. Sollerss remsrts about
Ncession and Aboitonism,) said, as "a Null hcaon,
II had been illustrate and elpouuded by the great
intellccis OF his own Sia'e-Calh 'un, McDuthe.
Hsype Preston. sld al other grea' men who swept
in constellation Of speudOr the sky of South Caro-
lima. We, he said fought the battle openly. The
Modification party of 1889 sought no subterranein
hole 20 fermeut in and Cataue there 10 foster
midnight conspiracy. We offered 10 light the Cow
ernm, Mt principle in open day the Government
brought out its stars aud rpes but lhs sons OF South
Carolina were under their Palmetto flag IN defense u
heir friends ana resdy 10 perish for their rights
Was member Of the Secession party OF 1850. The
Bore Of that State ready TO give their blood When
their country demands IL; but IT, la times OF peso tis
Government strikes at cur hheries b. Heaven, eo
viii strike back 1 owe allegiance only 20 nv sc,
AID through my State 60 the General GoyernmeAt
When Anyth NJ personal is said shall answer ~
nencsyl >ensstion.
n. LErCHER sad. he imagined not one of five
men ln the House had thOurht ~ tina penilOr bill