Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-23

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~.f VI DeVi9i tndy a keitan d asaI|t.Int II
,i. ~ heltt pfooeeee3 % show hoW orrs1ltnfioo
y, , pf spssa,iy euegied By union Of All oppossd
" ", ne hspunllcans. He mads The proposIiion Ia
good tadh. He wac willing 10 tender tbe7 oi,-s
pIanch and et the thirty incl udne Southern an
position on the other side, select candISnfe aar,
suelr l moe and let all unite against The common
sueny, ard success is certain TApplauso and
impatient cries Of ''call the roll vote
clgth ballot. Whole vote 222 Noceeeary 10
q 3 scas2 Sherman lOs MIison co. Gllmef
Mr. Winso24
aH or to-day no vDsed resola.ion that oa ana
the second Monday OF taken for Speaker unui
evident the House could do ~ He said Il tres
elect organization, and they werdrg inst now 10
holidays which even the slgyes In tnachiho III.
joyed. He thought they had better adJouth en-
that gentlemen might 60 home and catch aaver
the patriotic feelings Of their constituents.
| Mr.. WasbburDe and others on Republican side
objected TO reception Of resolution.
/ Mr.. Grow said only two motions were In order;
either TO vote Or adjourn. The discussion Of the
slavery question had been thrust on the House BY
those who cry out agitation, and the Repubts
orns have sat here with closed lips while the
grossest perversion Of their doctrines been made
| by men who claim 70 be fair-minded. They have
been sitting here listening TO speeches 10 substance
/ what has appeared In the N. Y. Herald for the
last six weeks. That paper furnished the brains.
while the discussion only lacks the spice and teFse
ness Of lis style. All read the editorials with IN
| terest. The Geniomcn have been advertising
Helpers book which they soy is destructive TO Tho
peace, aud Tranquility Of the Union, and giving II
a wide circulation which The Republican Commit
tee bad failed to DO If the book Is ucendiary, as
charged aud dsterbed the pence Of The country
so much so that those who had been discussing the
slavery question were responsible for IT, The Re.
publicans had not spread broadcast this book
Mr. Davidson aud several others reminded Grow
that he had endorsed the circulation Of Helper
Compendium
Mr.. Grow replied that the Republicans asked to
be judged by their platform and records aud not
by the perversions ofnewspapers When any man
charged him with being an accompiice Of muri err,
treason and other crimes, he had no other answer
than TO treat II with the contempt II deserved. He
WAS willing TO proclaim his political sentments Rt
all times This Union was not as strong as be
supposed II pamphlet Of one hundred and twelve
pages could disturb It's tranquility. He vented tho
interests for which they were seat here ransno,
He had heard il lntimated that II the Government
did not comply with IFS contracts by the first OF
January, and pay the contractors 5000 600 they
would abandon the mail service. Republicans viii
take no part ia the discussions which delay an orr
ganzation They would consent 10 no adjournment
for the holidays while the numerous claimants ara
unprovided for.
Mr. Smith Of Va. and others sought The nooI
but the dispute was terminated by an adjourn
ment.