Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10

here 10 preclude debate, and mid that Clark
had the right to show that thena were some
nomi iAees for spe1ser, who should mot be cleo
C ol|4 insist, dat no Syld aepriv.
him pis rie to Pakes sFemari As to the
bpalil aAtins . soun1of these ndlninated for
Speaker.
Garnet repliad: that hsushesadu take up-
On himself the responsibility to decide the
the question, but would submit it to the
houses3 { il III 81, i'll i ~
Clark earnestly said: claim the right as
an independent member to speak 4 deny the
power or the House to deprive me of that
tight. decide s9r myself lV
Mr.. Curtis what part of the constitution
.da.ysaLiinsf Aiet IN nsvc tliat right
have ,it,alsow ssxaaH
Cries loud and fast sscall the roll, call the
roll se, s4stis, seaases ss,6a sissil Al
Mr. Clark; deny the,right to call the roll,
liorsI have the floor. alcfssls sas g.a
rm Cries OF question question from the Re-
publican side ssioz ssaas 81 fpA !.
Mr. klgoss Psesu@sd thisnattsr could be
settled, il The Republicans would consent to
sn saaioarnihent for another soteN
FeL Grisa u fhe qsseeli6n renewed.
~ gs4 s41ssW n plA 70 maze re-
marks and 5iisred the Blowing:
hessas'h many ofithe members Of this
House now i9 nomination f0fs Speaker, did
tsndprce sss w md recotr trmend The beck hereinafter
named therefore .,s5,s.s Z. an
Ia 6fReselyedi, that the doctrines and senti-
| iinenss of ascestain, iiook caliel the Impen-
'iiag Crisis Of the, South M and tlax ~ Meet II,
ffnnIUrtifig 10 have been written by Ii X.
l
l peace and iranq,hliey nof tho eouiffv. And
that no m,embr " tins floGse Who recommend
! cd 1t, ordered il, or fhe coinpend, is tit to
be Speaker Of the House. ~
/ he sSteyens of Pa, sad that in ihspsssen, con.
dition of the House, busg gw0 things w.,e IN
order, one . IN ,,io.s 10 adjourn and The other
II % proceed TO . vote 80, -. s.,sl bar
'h tfnk c.ntinued by saying, tl,,t in view Of
the crisis Of the country aud representing as
he Gid a slave constituency, be moved To ad-
jou,n. sae y. SsS.sa y.
Il yuav vssllB0yne called him % order.pa
r Clark continued saying, awe have had two
wars since the I)eclarahon Of Isidepenlence,
and have grownfrOn d weak State 10 great
Confederacy,. challenging the admiration Of
the world. -
a0stanton' iatsrrdped hia ~ 7 saying. avn that
he supposed nobody wanted tp stay here !;
thelobject was 10 ssye time, ti.rnas But he saw that
ths gents on the other side could consume
the day. y.sss rytpa a.sileats11 s.-s 8
Chrk :,sMy purpose Is no other than that
(cries frosnsths Dem Scratic side, good, good,
let's adjourn 81 ID ar,.sas tpg
Clark am willing to give way for that
! purpose. -sihs sein+ag dbn9isi q
Is IsS STANTON thoaght this line Of Discourse would
be much more appropriate and better man.
aged,r the House were organized by an cleo
ton Of . presiding officer. -
Washburne Of Maine, arose TO 4 question Of
order, but Clark proposed 10 goo with his
remarks, unless some gentleman wished to
move to adjourn. Asd TTsys a1sgH
StevellsofPa. hope We WIN not adjourn
these things must come out ca voice--"yo
re,right,', J,saa fia i bI7ep hag
Stanton Lsee no good 10 be accomplished
by staying here, unless we prepare to vote.-
l take on myself the responsibility to move
that the House adjourn.1a s:4ol of
Negatiyediby two majority.
30 Nxllandingham remarked, that some Dem.
. ocrats were absent; three of whom would be
!. herc tomorrow; therefore he voted in the az.
. tirmative. s4s 1ieii a9bs ,n9ssad do
: Clark resumed, but in a fone not very
! agreeable. He wished I'd, show why the res.
: olution ought to be passed, and to present tc
!, the American people the position certain gen.
. ilemen occupied as egards the Speakersi,ip
. heretofore, people were diyidyd as to Demo
! cfnafs and " hllsss.o .asdt ,bsag ,a1W