Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19
Saturday Nights Report.
XXXVI,h CONCREss--FlRsT SESSION
WAsHINaroN, D,o. II.


HOueE
Mr.. IArrabee sent 10 the CleTks table eopy OF The
Milwaukee free Democrat CroR which the latter read
the proceedings Of meeting purpprtinR To be held by
the "otman adopted citiEsnH In which Jmps ss we're
Expressed Tor John brown, holding him DO esolutc
and III 10 bs held up by tho friends and champions Of
Ieudom for the Imitation OF mankind also saying thai
tho ADOPTED eilsnA we're hostile 10 tyranny every
Mr.. Larrabse remarked that any Of hls colleague.
ala not recognize that paper as Republoan, lot them
say AT his request al editorial was read la the
same paper la spirit with tho proceedings Cfths
Ing.
lie WAS satisfied that the honorable Eepator ffom
Wisconsin Or DoOliuie) was mistaken when hs said
there newspaper Ia that State witch supports
ed or sustained john Biowns Invasion Of Yrgiuia.-
hs thought, however, that Et that time the fact to
which he had Just referred had not been brought Mr.
DoOUttlBH attention.
MI. larraose nesded not to 10 informed as no had
been by The leading de'mtn citsons 1T Wisoonsn that
| such were not their splnlens lie had beon ia tht
midst OF them for fourteen years aud could say that
more Intelligent loyal and patriotic people were not
living on the soil uf the United STATES They were
hostile 10 finateiam and to sentiments II diaunlon
anu war on the South.
He et Il to be his duty to hur back the accusation.
against that part OF Wisconsin he had the houor OF
representing tic was surprised 10 hear gen
tlruan charged the present adminstTatiOu with cor
ruption and eNtravagance, lie thought the President
was entitled 10 all praise No man should visit h,s
more personal Sights on hla party because he might
heye been omitted in the paltry distribution Of Fedu-
rHl ofncBa
We all agree that the Republican patty organization
al tue North "a purely sectional party, and that lhs
Inevitable result OF tho OF any sectional marty
In The country must be rupture OF the Union. This
ls the very state OF things which Washington warned
US against In his farewell address great party built
ON geographical line.
ii thuught Mr. SewAIda remarks reapectlnR the IRE
prossbe conflict originated la his ambition TO reat the
Presidential chat and thinking appeal To spctunal
PASSIONS and pftjudices tho best way 20 reach A. IA.
syer hao any doubt that the raid OF John Brown
the legitimate elect Of the teachings OF the extteme
soctcon OF the Republican party NOrth-the teAehinqs
Of the Tribune, Wendell Phillips aud Others,
lie iAd heretofore thought dissolution Of the Unsn
lnpJhAlblri but now Yentured say that II northern
men persat 10 their course and tho South rise
the North, the DISSOLUTION OF The Union NAV not DO a
question Of time Tut msy here now. and tho frat act
msy produce tue calamity.
Mr. Larrabeo then reviewed Mr. Sesarda Bile
conflict dootriue He never heard on this hoor Or on
tile stump Republicans dynouncng abolition sentimeuta
II appeared 10 hn that the conflict was moi betwron
different kinda Of labor but between different rao,a OF
men, lie did not bsleVe In the unity Of the human
race II the slaves fee, what could b. done with
themi-ths North don't want them
A AT. Lsrrahes ceased speaking there WAS general
cry OF "Air, Clerk"
Mr. Grow moved that vote bo taken for Sneaker.
Nc. Singleton claimed the door, which he Yielded 60
allow vote to be taken.
The rol vas then called and the House proceed to
the ninth ballot Tor Speaker With the following icauit:
sherman III, boeocA 50, botsler 20 scattering Total
vote t29
Mr. DOggIIsny. OF N, T, nornlnatOd Nc. briggs, Of
On motion Of Mr.. J. Coohrane, OF n. ". the tenth
ballot for Speaker was taken With thls result
sherman III, boeoek 81, D0tslsr 10, Geo. Bhsgs .,
Heatteringo.
The House. on tho result being declared, immediate.
pAVoufavd, Il being ten minutes Ia o'coet,