New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-31

SCUM Nss ea the defensive. and be- would AID them
Tie would rerei agg~e--0r f0r he was for equality Of
/ rQtts everyS here. Appliance lie wac with the
/ rCLjh TO- tie taLrt'g-.ou - 3 Tie Union
Nr. MONTGOMERY Ip4UnI -aia thev were living
row nrd-- the Isr-H Of 1851 -as-ed under Mr. Bads-
Hp@aEefrtp. That disastrous TaI had DESTROYED the
Adlrtra.. iHierests o. Psuns. wanna.
Mr. CAMPBELL Penn reminded bi. eolea-1e
iLat tie III reported and paced b. the H1--e lid not
reduce the TART coal and iron but the Democratic
senate .'oa iLe bi- 20 pieces and changed 10 from
Protective 20 Free Trade Din, and thus meramor-
pto-el, II came % tie House, and vas set 20 Com
n...tee ci Coi.eTeloe, VIE ported ,l winch finally
/ raced. Everv Republican member from Per0-v Iva
ia voled against IL beeau-e !, reduced tie duties on
csa. and iron, AID ca Toe gentleman FROM Ohio Mr.
sherman, and every Penny lylna Democra. voted
for T..
M. MONTGOMERY aid that the Committee Of
/ Conference was appointed hv Mr. Banks. When be-
Vt1t INTO tie Speaker char, the Tariff Of l.i5 ysa.
ln OPERATION aa1 eveTy body satisfied with i eN-
celt New-Eugland and Me=-rs. Lawrence. stone s.
60. DID he Republican colleague know them
v ere thew Democrats They came here and -uert
iou-alcs Of dollars gej Republican votes pass the
/ ls-d o.. l-.l, ard O. Conference Bl Was carried 90
s-t by Republican yCtc-. Upon thar Conference Com
nirtee was Nin =. seward. tie Republican candidate.
Dir. LlLLlNGkE-SeHaEd u not tie C.Llldate Of
. Zoe Republican party.
EOICES-Wil ylr vo'e for nm If he il r,-linatedf
hr. KILLINGER-Ne win support him il be
STANDS upon he principle o. protection 20 American
Mr. MONTGOMERY proceeded to give q history Of
zee lam bil ~ ic'', charging that = the WORK
Of ne Republican party. He denied That Mr.. Boc5ck
was in favor Of free trade.
Mr.. CAMPBELL said he voted against the Tariff
mii q leJ1 did hls candidate for Speaker While
Nr. BDCCck and al the Democrats Of Peuus, wanna
vo-el for Do. His colleague denounced that bin
Free lade Measure, and be- knew that Mr.. BOc1cS
acted With Free-Iraae men. Il biz colleague
srew q any act % Lawrence ) one s. Coz.
Influencing tAe course of any members OF h.s House.
et It come out. aud not make !n-rua-on-. has the
President row sincere .b recommending Protection, OF
would BIS Free-Irde part SAM again show that be di
NOS understand what be about
Mr.. h(ItHlNS raised the point OF order that TO wa
out Of order 10 put much arf into the speech Of the
gentleman from South Carolina. ,LaUghter.
Mr.. MONTGOMERY continued saving that the
President had always been consistently the friend of
protection. The gentleman candidate Mr. She -ran,
bad voted against lawn the Tariff oil the table.
ii Mr. Eocock wae iIee-tIader. they were on I'll
equality.
Mr. ilALE Penn suggested that they should inter-
rcgate both candidates gard TO tlel. views on tde
td11, as hey were preteut.
NOlCES-Mr Sherman La said he would not
answer questions. IIaU-h ter.i
Mr.. MONTGOMERY denied that the Tariff Bill
which reported IN the Thrty-'ourth Congress
"A protective bill. At all SIR. Sherman voted
against it, while his colleague, Mr.. Campbell, voted
Tor p.
Bir. STANTON said that he and bis colleague SIr
Siefuap. voted against 10 on account Of Aew-forS
Mr. MONTGOMERY quoted from the former re-
cords O. show thar h. colleague had not consistently
sustained the policy Of protection 90 American IN
dr-fry end that Mr. sherman had voted VITA the
Ere Trade men.
Mr.. CAMPBELL replied n some length He de-
fenced the Tariff bin OF 1917 10 much better tart
han ti0 bin 81 denominations. the Iarit on $50.
Tie bill o. originally reported W' considered pro-
teC.iye bill. and Il WAS carried by Republican
votes. IL by months journey better
b.il ihm tat OF 1910 But il was torn ID pieces
in the Senate; and when the senate bin was
returned they voted against laying !. on the
table because they wanted 10 save the House ol.
There were but three Democratic members rom Penn
yvaua no voted agtnr. ihe bill reducing the tarf
on railroad iron He appealed to his colleague 10 20
witt him iu restoring business prosperity 20 a country
stricken down 10y the Democracy in this House ana IN
the Scrafe.
Mr.. MONTGOMERY quoted rom the testimony Of
feet that Pc bad demonstrated with Mr.. Campbell
against reporting bin wh ch would destroy pfd aotlon
Tor Pennsyiya ID iron. Tie ready TO ,ay tht any
candidate their side would answer any questions u
Mr. Sherman would unlock MS hPs ana answer sucn
questions should be Propounced by them.
Mr. COYODE Penn wished 20 say few words b
his colleague from he 1T District
Mr.. FLORENCE-i am not in confessional an! l
win answer no questions. Laughter
Mr. VALLANDIGHA&-Is not every Pennsy Iva
Dia furnace u ful' blast Laughter
1. Mr. CONODk went into - history OF taru lagisla,
lion. colteiling that bis Democratic colleague. iid
acted iu.micaly 20 protection FOR American ild r.
try They bad changed tleI- opposition TO the
Trrasurv-Note bin IN the lasi Con-re after con
vcrsat en- with the Secretary Of the Treasury That
bin passed, aud they got no tlnH' ne fe.-[.e ~ y
ruu6FOu-lv 70 tLe circumstance under Wni,l
,he Treasury Note bl wa finally passed some OF il-
Penny Ivar'a Democrats lodged he vote by leaving
the Ilsl. He recOllecfed when one ot them Votel
cave" He went over 90 nin and ,lid: Doctor.
The Doctor looked uP. Then he said " Deaf ana
H., Doctor looked down. .Leu1hteri .
Mir. MONTGOMERY denied having covered WIN
the Secretary Of the Treasury. On TIE nfhi mat me
no.--h passed be had -"ae out - -et something ~
eat 1suobrer' and 'Iz colleague Mr. Covode. VINO
had agreed TO send for him, dI not 10 e n0Ih was
too late. IIaughler.
Nh. III ORFNCE denied that his partv were or hai
been Culosor 10 Protection. or ,ff Nj Ho,'A was y
favor If Free Trade or D-ecL Taxation. tie th'ugi
Mr. Sherman did right in referring 10 tt record IL
WAS imVeuueut to keep asking gentlemen questions
lie Wa "a dumb candidate. " Like lamb before
BIZ steaiers, he opened not h.s NOUN ne ''- lo'
G.ecr1edfhe interests Of his state, unless Z was &c
4rt.ol 10 keep the wheels Of Government gong
he represented laborng men who WORK m The Nav!
Yard. ...--
Mr.. COYCDE inquired Il be represented majority
Of those wof kli en- OF only plurality. Laughter
Nj FLORENCE presumed be represented MAJOR
in There Was "A Little diversion 20 last election %
o-, eide but 70 affected other gentlem, p, NOS NM
lT.-.t-,r1 he was ready for tight with The ~ IRE
mess DE coafct udrtv, and would dtiFe them btcA;
Mr. MONTGOMERY Penn. read from 'he record
at ~ }s.. Congress 90 show that NJ Sherman hai
/ voted against revviug The tarIf OF lNlo.
Mr. NALLAND1GHAM Ohio remarked tah every
P,rnsy lvua. furuace seemed TO be in full blast.
/ IArltlerl
Nr JOHN tOCHEANE Y. " with the consent
~ VI. Eovoe, who rad retained me moor ilrhs 'ne'
-rtc-rrtons suggested that the House should proceed
4 q ballot Tor "a Susgher.
Mr.. STANTON Ohio said the House bad been bal
lalns four weeks AID he thought evident tnt' a.
I-cpal ballo.ug would amount % nothing TIC De-
re,ed the House could never oe ORGANIZED eAtgl, OE
he s5orticu Of the plurality rule Several geu emen
i've IN .heir haut. tle h.auce o. power, and S4g"