The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-06

Mcqueen, McRae, Miles, NILSSON Montgomery Moore of
a. Morris Of n, Nblaek, Noel, Psndleson, Peyton,
Hckles, Sims, Singleton Smith OF Va Stevenson Stewart
Of Ind Stout, Taylor.
Brigham, Blake, BrayOn, Burlingame Baterned Carey,
Case, Clark, Cochrane Conkling Corwn, Curtis Dawes
Delano, Dunn, Edgerton, Edwards, Elliot, Ely, Farms
Gurley, Helmick, Hoard, Humphrey, Hutchins,
Irvine, Kellogg Of Mich, Kenyon, Kigore Mexican, MIL
rs,d Norris Norris, Of Penn Nixon on Palmer Pennington,
Royce, sedgwck, Somes, 6panding Stanton Stratton,
Mayer, Meaker, T0mpkns, Train, Trmble, vandever,
FOR M 0rosc-Messrs. AldricA, Babbet Blair, Bufing-
ton Burnham, Burroughs Campbell Colfax Covode Duel,
Fenon, Gerry Hale, Hail. Junkin kellogg Of Ill, KILN
ger Leach, Lee Iongenecker Looms L0vejoy 4arston,
Mcknight MCPHERSON, Moorhead, Morrill, Morse Perry,
scranton Spinner, Stevens waldron, Walton, washburne
o. WIS, Masnburne Of H., washburne Of Me-, Wells,
Ibr n. Daa,, of indiana -Messrs Adrain and Riggs.
Moore Of Ky, Nelson smith Of q, Vance and webster
For NJ. PAelps-Nr. Bocock.
For Mr. ea"'0-Aessrs. Botclcr, Davis Of Nd, Harris
~, N; Nes0n-Mesars. BrabsOn, Hasson Of Nd,
Fbr ~. Cor,ux-Ar. Carter.
Fbr Mr. Adrai1-Aessrs. Clark Of N. Y. and Davis Of
For N. Hiu-Nr. Hardeman
For Hr. Hickmam-Nr Haskin.
For NJ PcsntnUor-Mr. Sherman.
Em. Mr. Hasan-Aessrs Hickman and Scawartz
For M. Clark of Ne'c York-Nr. Reynolds.
WITHDRAWAL or Mr. GROW.
No enc having received majority Of the votes cast,
Ar. GROW rose and sad;-As desire in way to retard
the organization Of the House, withdraw my name a
candidate. assure those gentlemen who in kindness
have cast their votes for me- that shall treasure through
life 30 distinguished mark Of their friendship and regard.
Mr.. BURNETT, (dem.) Of KY, moved an adjournment, to
be determined by yeas and nays.
THE HARPER's FERRY oUTBRKAK-HH1PER's "n6PKSpNG
CRlsls''-A NEW TEST APPLIED 10 rHs KzPuRlcASs.
Mr.. CLARK, (dem) Of Mo-, wanted TO make some re-
marks in favor Of an adjournment after another vote
(Cries Of" Go on.')
Mr.. BURNETT obested 70 his proceeding, saying there
was no question tefore the House. BE subsequently
withdrew bn objection, which was renewed by Mr..
WAzHBuRN, (rep.) Of Illinois
Mr.. CLARK, (dem) Of Mol viii offer resolution and
then there will be something before the House. had
supposed there great deal before u.s. but to obvate
any objection of that kind have resolution which
will offer the gentleman will withdraw his demand for
the yeas and nays.
Mr. KnGoRs (rep) Of Ind, suggested another vote be
taken before the House adjourn.
Mr. MCQUEEN, (dem) Of s. C.-I object to any arrange
ment or consent whatever. ! want no compromise In
reference to this election and object to any being made
The CLERK said he would submit the question whether
Mr. Clark should have liberty to proceed to the House
Mr. GARNET: (dem.) Of Va, contended there was no
power here to preclude debate and said the gentleman
from Missouri had right to show that there were
nominees for Speaker who should not be elected
Mr. CLARK insisted that the House could mot deprive him
Of his constitutional right 10 make remarks 40 TO the qua
hHcation OF some Of those nominated for Speaker.
The C1xRK replied that he should not take on himself
70 decide the question: but would submit TO the House.
n n otlxN 7 clo A1,o suLx
vidual member TO speak deny the power Of the House
10 deprive me Of that right decide for myself (Cres
Of "Go on, 60 on" "Good.")
Mr.. CUR1H (rep) Of Iowa-What part of the consttu-
ton do you refer to? you have that right have also.
Cries, thick and FAST Of "Ca the rolo "Ca the roll y
Mr.. CARK-I deny the right to call the roll while have
the floor
Cries Of "Queston, question: from the republican
side.
Mr. KnaoRz, (rep) Of Ind, presumed this matter could
be settled The republicans would consent TO an adjourn
ment after another vote.
Here the cries Of question were renewed.
Mr.. cARK-Ay proposition is that, as a certain number
Of members this side of the House absent an equal
number the other side be withdrawn, and that the
voting be proceeded with. (Cries Of "No, no." and
laughter.)
Mr.. KnGoRE-I suggest that after vote members on
this side will consent to adjourn. (Cres Of "No, no.
and uproar)
Mr.. CLARK withdraw that proposition and offer this
resolution Confusion, and cries Of "Queston.')
The CIKRK-The member for Missouri insists upon his
right to speak.
Mr. CARK-I withdraw my claim, and propose this re-
solution instead Qnterrupton). will read it,
Whereas certain members Of this House. now in nomi-
hereinafter named; therefore,
Resolved, That the doctrines ansenments Of certain
book called The Impending Crisis Of the South and
How TO Meet IT, purportng TO have been written BY H.
R. Helper, incendiary and hostile to the domestic
peace and tranquility Of the country and that member
Of this House who recommended endorsed it, or the
Compend, is tit To be Speaker Of this House.
Before he concluded, the subjectmatter was greeted
with cheers and groans cappng Of hands and hsses In
which the people in the galleries cordially joined.
Mr.. STEVENS, (rep) Of Pa, said it seemed to him
that in the present condition Of the House, but two
things in order-one motion TO ADJOURN and the
other to proceed to q vote,
The C1KRK-The resolution is not in order
Mr.. CIARK-I suppose debate the point Of order.
cloud cries Of "Yes," eco on" and "No, no.')
Mr.. S1EKSsThe point Of order can be decided without
debate. (Cries Of "No, no.')
Mr.. FLORENCE, (dem.) OF Pa-Under what ruler
Mr.. Clark, amid considerable uproar again proceeded
say in view Of the cra & this country representing as
do constituency Of border State Of the savehoding
States OF TINS Union-repreSentng slaveholdng con-
that constituency to be equal in intel
gence equal in patriotism and in morals with that Of any
other gentleman in this House-Ooud laughter)-and
should be recreant to this constituency and recreant to
my respect did not put before this deliberstive
body, deemed to be the embodiment Of the united win
and the united intelligence Of the great American people,
my condemnation Of sentiments ouch have been
dorsed by gentlemen on the other side Of the House
(cheers and uproar) who presented IS candi-
dates for election as Speaker (Confusion.)
Mr. WAsHsuRSR, (rep) Of Me-, amid considerable up
roar, said--I rise TO question Of order
Mr. PA1Ps, (dem.) Of Mo-There s one question Of
order already pending.
Mr. WAsBuRNB-I raise this question Of order. The
gentleman from Missouri has no right 70 discuss other
matters.
The CRK said he could not undertake decide whether
the gentleman was combining himself 10 the question Of
order not He would submit the question 10 the House.
Mr. CLARK, amidst interruption, again proceeded-He
hn hn hat