New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

the rendition Of fugitive slaves and 10 the extent tht
you viii not obey II TO thai extent you violate yoar
Osih 10 suTnoI; the Constitution.
Mr. FARNSWORTH-Yo mistake; the Cous,itu.
ton does lot provide thai should render up fugitive
slsyes.
Mr. BARKSDALF--It provides for the rendition,
and you. citizen Of the country. are bound TO carry
II out, and unless YOU do II YOU traitor. tAp-
panse, esperially IN the galleries.
The CLERK stated thai having been clothed with
power TO enforce order, he should, the next mani
iesiaon Of applause direct the Sergeantai-Arms 10
clear the galleries.
ioicer: 4" Do it now.
Mr. FARNSWORfH referred TO an editorial in the
newspaIer Sfofes md CHi0a Of this city, in which he
said II stated that The election Of hr. Sherman
would be sufficient for the dissolution OF the
Unsn This he understood was the Douglas organ.
Mr. ADRIAN stated that 20 far his knowledge
extended, ], was not the organ Of Mr.. Douglas and
did not sIeas for him.
Mr.. FARNsW0RTI-I: elaip. 10 spaak for yir-
ginia.
Mr. BOTELER-vngini is here to speak for her
sell, ap d -he Gun act for herself
Dir. FARNSWORrH defended the Republican party
fon the ohSrte Cf stctioIai-m. He rei-ts0 anec-
Cole OF pi ys'cisn who always when eallei to attend
a pslIerr :. 5ose aiment he could not dseovSr gave
lin nedic to bfow him nto 6is, for he sald he Vas
" he,i on iIs" So il Was with tie Democratic party
Every -four yssrs just before the Presidential election
they throw tie country INTO hts. They have la,ely
throw Boston and keu-Iork into its, aud got Mr.
Everett Ger Cushing and Others, 20 come forward
enc atIemu 70 sve tie Urjon. tie han no fears tor
dissolution Of tie Union; il had beer sad so often thai
the people had got used 10 tbsse threats. n the uuion
20 be ci-solved be hoped sAey would do during
the Administration OF Mr. BuchasRa that the dis
grace would not attach to a Republican Admlni stra
ton. Let the Democrats elect " hom they Please ne
Republicans Will submit, aud when they get INTO
rover the Democrats must submit. Republican
Administration III try to take Of the Union, and
Will take of the pure.
VOICE" have no doubt you Will" Laugh
" Mr. FARNswOR1H-f we squander any more
money than Jsmes Buchanan has, God grant that we
nay never elect another Republican President. Re
neWed laughter. Dissolve a majority Of the people OF
tie a. ited States in constitutional and peaceful man
rer elect n.an Pfesideut vi tile United States Great
God Whit idea that H. What IL the intent Of this
Government, what q IRE Of u-titutioni
Mr.. MILES-It II to Iestrsn mAjorities.
MIR. IAkNSN ORIH-The Constitution has never
provided that ninoI;es sbal rule naiores. ID soiye
This Union What are YOU goin1 10 do with il
Have YOU never read BuU ers novel, hat will he
DO with il T. Are yo1 gong to divide the Mississippi
River If So how much you going to give Us !
Amt YOU going 10 LET our boy tual ther RATS down
WI al are you going to do with - Yankee Doodle -
divide that, too Excessive Laughter What part
Of the Fonrh of July are you going TO give n-, and
what will you take What you going to do with
the grave of Washington and those Of the of the
Norfh WHO fought side by side with him IN the battles
Of the RevCiu ion. Dissolve the Union For Gods
sake don't let hear any more OF this miserable cry
about dlssOlving the Union. 1nese men who NIL the
paleres-elaauers for Dsuuion sentimeut--dont they
know that if the Union is dissolved, these marble
palaces will become the habtatiOn OF bats and rats
will become stone qnaul-s, where marble Will be
cheap You might we'll talk about dseolying the
everlasting hills, as dssolying the Imon OF these
States.
Mr. ENGLISH sent to the Chair the proceedings Of
public meeting in Chicago expressing symE athy with
John Brown, 10 chow that hr. rarnsworIhs statement
OF that natter was incorrect.
EARNSNnkTH-I designed n saw that no
persons sympathized with the objects Brown had in
view.
Cries Of Read the proceedings
The Clerk read them.
Mr. ENGLISH reu arkedth such meeting having
been held In Chicago it EN- y proper that the
Republicans should reject that place to hold their Ma
tioLal COnveInoD
Mr. FARNSWORTH retorted that il was just as
proper for the Democracy having indorsed the senti-
ments of Calhoun select Charleston the place for
running the old Democratic machine iutO the ground
Mr. McCLERNAND said John Wentworth was the
founder Of the Republican party IN lllnos-'heir Ju-
tt.r Torans-and in his paper he classes John Brown
with KoeeiusEo Garibaldi, and other heroes.
Mr.. FARNSWORTH replied that 1t was true that
Wentworth had been efficient worker IN the kepuo-
Icap party but il was Unfair 10 hold the Republican
rartv resonsible for the sentments of any man,
especally when only have extract from an arti-
Gle without the context. The South Carolina Legisa-
ture had had resolution before il for the apPropra-
tion Of SAU00O to buy arms, on the ground that
federal relations are now dissolved between the North
and South. lie might, with the same proprety, charge
that on the Democratic party.
Mr. LOGAN read an account Of a Republican meet
inc held IN Aurora H. sympathzing with Brown.
Mr.. WM SMITH VA obaned the floor, but
welded il for personal explanation 70 Mr. NELSON,
who denounced certain statements in lhe Stofes ana
Tnion newspaIer, as wiful and malicious falsehoods.
He had hitherto tab en- no notice of the matter deem
ING il better TO tolerate RIGHTEOUSNESS than TO restrict
tie freedom Of the press. tie stated that bis speech
bad been highly commended in various States by
American and Democratic, well as Republican
newspapers
Mr. GARTRELL hoped Mr. Smith would permit
vote t. De taken for Speaker.
Mr.. SMITH consented claiming the floor for to-
morrow. o.,
After call Of the House, ballot was taken, with
the following result:
Nbois number Of PIP Nisons.
N.c...aFy 10 ctoce....OT Gunner. ~
......ltS Scattering %
Adjourned.