American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15

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lIoa Of cSbs. Is uitAIIy Withoul foundation
l 90 Doethiak the President hslisVsD thiu;
10 be doeehs hes hasa grossly aislsd b
\ weak or ,iesi.nis4 Heeefnn naai officials.
These \ - ne leass ehasos ior y a
present. end D n factvs are further IRON
thAa .biioea. NJ 1psnish Ministry o. I'd
i0pani61 gsvetnnfa would dare. 10 ~
lpFessnt elpisof I,sIiok 10 that cousiry, Z
neeodai1 g ~ Ub|oa q Cnha 70 thl
United fla'lt "a lbink epein Nould
onssnt 60 nofa.'.l6 Al this lihs log lhs
csssiOn q tbit t11tl BIOLOGY istsdieelotss
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II y y ssIkaron. Dec. %. {
0ou9ress. q. daV. Eegius fhs sscead
Wesh Of its sesSisn u he sa6s chaotio eop
ditiOu % atl6rsi. The Scnthsr1 Democ.
rasy have syowsd their determination q
irssist : Repdb!Icaa ofgaoisalioa % tie
Isss. Their NOrshefa sszoeia,sa tansiy lub.
INIT. snd patiently listed 20 the nee. tahil
disuhion tifa1ss from that quarter with
I title appreciation or The odigas rseponsi,
ibility thus incurred. Faetioas rssists0os
tip The sleosienpf 8psaker. 10 the test q
genuine Drnscracy hare. sT
IAN possible tactics are resoried to ios
the 'purpcse Of preventing evea . trial "a
elect flDmsofihs Ohio DemocFatis mem.
hers, and MF Allen 10 paFticalar, coca.
sioraliy manifested little uheAsinsss aad
dnpesitiOa 10 r.bsl against the iron
rule 81 Ksitt. kamaf and Garry, bat lhey
are spsdiIy Rbippsf into whaietsr Is re-
quised. Next GEAR they viii have to set,
lie accounts for lhis matter with 40 indig
naut constituency. s.3 Il (, y
The ReputicaRs adhere aud win con,
iipne TO do 20 with 6rmneas 10 Mr.. Shet,
man. Il isbelvived that he will ultimate.
y. 40 their candidsle, reosive nosl all oI
the Anti Lecompioa vote. The Southern
loPposiIion have been strongly urged 10
givest least . lew oomplimsntary votes
for NJ. BOcock. a.
] They met IL caucus Saturday night, and
after due consideration received that tbs
Democratic party 10 . seelinBal dlSGnion
party, and ~ SuOA the Southern 0pposi-
tina could have no an liAtion with them.
rhlsis is 10 correct a. Il 10 explicit. They
will not ~ body abandon this position,
Whatever come WaAk mindO may DO.
This morning. NJ. III gore, Of Indiana;
took Ns floor. and stated that Il was the
nearly NuaimouN opihioa OF the Rspubli.
can side ofths House. that the orRaniaa.
tioa should be effected before any sx,sudA
I'd discus iona. He thAsoioss dsoliued
speaking. asking that the bAllo,inR sAo'd
b proceeded With. Mr. Maynard. an
opposiuon trim nSF Of Tennessee, offered
. rpsolution that The oldest conservative
msnsbsr Of the House should occupy the
chair as SpereeP pro teua until regular
tlectios. This has look Of playing into
The Democratic handa. % the psFso1 thus
designated 10 Mr.. Phelps Of Misaoari. q
rank AdmlnistFatiun man. This propo
slllon wac nothing bat another turn Of lhO
wheel 10 the dllA.ory and disosgAnisiDg
policy Of the South,
( Me-. Stewart Of Nd, dsnoan~ed the plu.
Ial " rule, Nv. Sherman. and Helper, the
Nurth Carolina Abolltionist. lie did not
notice the important fact that the DomoorA.
cy have very ehssrfully supported the pin.
iali,y rule whtusvsr Il was 70 result In their
bsnse'. MANY Of them. among whom was
Mr.. Smith Of Tenn. recently appoin,ed to
a responsible olies by Mr.. Buchanan. vot,
ed Tor that rul. 10 1896. resulting in tina
election OF Mr.. Banks. He was fe.slected
the next year. though ds'eatsi on other
grounds a. the last slsotion.
81 Ne H.. l..A~. r.. n ~.
gressman Morgan Of New York. stating
that his sign ,ture was obtained on Nor.
gan's rsoommsnda.ion, SheFmsu stating At
the time that he had no kuowledgs vhat-
ever of the o1ntents Of .ho hook. Shev.
man will not further notice The ,subj,ct iD
the lionse. 100 f ,esf asa.s
The real ground OF personsl hostility to
Sherman. % have stated, 10 the fear Of
the thorough investigation into the cor.
ruption Of The Government which will
surely follow his election. The Helper
talk 10 universally understood 70 be mosl
paltry pretsxt to cover the sclual reason
Tor their factious courses. z, 50 isa,
Mr.. Hask,n paid his respects. TO the Co
organ ioF ito assaults on him
HE rsmsTks were OF the most caustic and
peculiarly satisfactory manner. He comx
close attention, and caused much
wiacing onths Dpmncf4tio side.
In answer 10 Mr.. Haskin's ohsrgs that
several hundred laSorsss had heen employ.
ID 10 the Philadelphia Navy Yard expF, ss-
y 10 slee!M Mr.. Florence. that gentlemen
gravely protested amid 1osSs Of laughter
'u all sides. that these laborsrs we're needy,
md wera employed in good faith.
Mr.. NOEL qf Missouri then made
'psecb. whieh nearly oleared the House.
He ssssilsd tie South Americans, and ven,
ursd to lecture Mr.. Curry and others for
heir secessioaisu. Mr.. Miles OF ssuth
Carolina. and Mr.. Lsmar Of Mississippi.
ook him TO tash. and badly suarled up tbs
hTsad OF his Discourse. Instsad Of lsctur.
ng. be found himself seriously lsosursd.
He also read the anti Leoomptonilssl out
II the Democratic party.
Mr. Hickman replied warmly. and Incl
ieutally denounced the Psesidsnt's news
,apsr for aoensa.ions that Bnehanau knew
!, be false. He said 10 plain terms that he
occupied bis present position. for the rea.
ION that be refused "a he brib d into The
support Of the Executive. He had been
'fsrod more than he was worth. He msda
seathing exposition Of the Presideni's
Implicitly and trsachery on the Hansss Quss.
ion. His speech produced . deep fHpres.
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