Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-12-16

those who signed the circular aud insisting that they
carried out the Union could not exist Do not put
brother against brother, father against son. DO not de-
stroy the conservative sentiment Of the country.
Mr. Gimor offered substitute for Mr. Carks resolu-
ton looking TO the union Of national and conservative
men the basis Of the declaration heretofore made by
Wings and Democrats against the further agitation Of
the slavery question.
Mr. Curtis moved the previous question.
Mr. Washhurn Of Illinois moved 90 Jay the whole sub
ject on the table. Ncgatiycd by tie vote
Mr. Gimcr said the declarations ia MIR Clark feson'
ton in relation 60 certain Infamous pamphlet hadhoih
ing 90 do with the election. IT Vas proper prepare,
tory to election, his substitute was certainly pea ofder ana
preferable.
Nj Slllson r,sc almost under sense Of humiliation
he confessed htt hc h1d been much disappointed IN the
character Of hc present bate, well A. iu ihc sources
from which discussion bad como There was nothing IN
Mr Gimcrs proposition 90 which he might not abstract
ly assent but he trusted the gentleman would pardon hun
for suggesting that such indication should not come
from southern members, in view of thc recent oceut,
They had good right 20 expect that while they remain
ed ds they should have remained silent Boo their seats
gentlemen from other parts Of the country should pave
como Go meet them with extended hands, and given them
the assurance that these events were NOT types OF Norm
cu sentiment and intent. Was it time. he asked
whom they should seek from others pledges Of heir own
security Those gentlemen the other side lRepuhi-
cans) maintained sullen and almost cnnicmptuqus 81
lcnce daughter from thc Republican side) Inc house
should not have entertained this question with one tine
spcakcrshipl which was comparatively unimportant-
Those who such sentiments advanced by
Helper only unfit 20 Oc Speaker but were unhl
TO live (Appausc from the Democratic side lie would
attempt tn penetrate the Of the heart in
Mr. sherman regarded this debate thrown into The
House TO prevent organization lie causcd TO be read
letter addressed To him from Francis blar dated bth
inst no which the writer that Helper brought him
his book after examining which, he informed Helper ot
the objectionable parts Helper replied that he would
make The alterations, and it In consequence OF such
am assurance that members Of Congress gave their recon-
mcndaon Mr. sherman said hc did not sign the paper
lie had mover read Helpers book or the compendium
aud had never seen copy OF either he desired TO say
be had always cndcayotcd TO cultivate courteous and
g.
guagc had been used to-day lie appealed TO his pub
J De record lie would .ay now there was not a single
question agtang the mind uf the country relative 60 pol
uo,, there was not single topic involving sectional
controversy, uat was not thrust in hy Democrats The
intention 20 organize Tie House quietly ana oeeenuy'
wthout vitupuaton and he trusted IL could De shown
an" ht H'''rnmtn without trcspassing on the rights OF
e any section. (Applausc) Tie would not tread the
rights of single Southern citizen and dctcd any man To
Mr. Clnr, Of Sew York in reply to Mr. Mnlson. said he
could not 10 Justice 90 thc North maintain silence The
reason why hc had not spoken before was that nobody
had seriously charged the people Of the North com
pcly or approval OF John browns conduct 100 virginia
They never dreamed Of d. tApplausc1 You would have
heard from hc North ono Shrek Of indignation # it was
even suspected they encouraged invasion such as that
(which of course had excited thrr brethren af the South
Having never road Helpers book hc wss ignorant how
Do should voicnn the pending resolution but the propn.
shon oi Mr 0lmer hc understood, aud for II hc would
be stood and iu which the whole people Of the North
win entire unlumity st11d this day. tAppausc) lie
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