The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17

those VINO voted BOtoer alter Gim0r with
drew nom the canvass are-Messrs. Adams Of Ken
lucky, Anderson Of Kentucky, Anderson Of Missouri,
Bougny Brabssn, Briggs Brsow Dearnette Ethsridge,
kentucky, Nelson, Quares, Smith Of North Caroina,
The above votes explain the Of the difference In
the result Of the two votes taken to-day for Sherman
Bocock respectively. Such Of the above named as had
before voted Sherman returned 10 his after
Gmer withdrew. II has been enormously stated that
Mr. olin who was absent on Friday, voted on Wednes
DAY FOR Mr. Gimer. He then voted, as before for Mr.
Sherman It is doubtless typographical error as it is
all right in other papers.
Thurlow Weeds Letters from wash
tngtOn.
From the Albany Journal Dec. IT,
WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1852
am assured that the administration side Of the House
win resist the plurality rule to the bitter end, partly
because suggests dsagreeabe recoections Of 1856 but
/" reber' democrat
MIR. Sherman must therefore be elected by majority
to do which only one vote required To that vote
are entitled from George Briggs who elected by re-
pubcans under the most solemn assurances that he
with u.s. heartily, in opposition TO the administration His
refusal now to redeem his voluntary pledges aggravated
by the fact that so far know, all republicans and
Americans) VINO voted for him, desire him to do what
Two members from New Jersey, (Messrs. Adrain and
Rggs who were elected by anti Lecompton democrats
Americans and republicans, also falter; while Messrs
Hickman and Swartz, Of Pa, and Messrs Haskin and
Reynolds Of our State bold and fearless in maintain
ing the principles and policy Of the opponents OF the ad
minstraton Mr.. Horace F. Clark is equally firm and
incorporating In his principles, but differs with his
will not vote for an administration Speaker, and win, all
the circumstances of the ballot harmonizng with his
sense Of duty, vote for Mr.. Sherman
Mr.. Haskn has just made able, fearless manly
speech. Mr. Clark, OF New York. would have done the
same thing II he had obtained the floor.
There Is some opposition among friends to the elec
ton Of COL Forney for Clerk This ought be- and
certainly would not be all knew how wise and needfu
that result Isl how Just would be- both TO COL Forney
Judge Douglas has gone back his allegiance, taking
with him all who could be reached. Those who stand
nrm arc not only reliable, but represent democratic
pnaanx large enough, united with u.s. to overwhem the
Charleston nominee.
WASHINGTON, Dec 13, 1850
The debate for Speaker rather debate to prevent
an election Of Speaker goes forward promises to en-
democracy The whole tendency and dr Of the re
eaters TO prepare that section Of the Union for its dsso
luton This Is the "warp and filling" Of all their speech
es In the House they proclaim that the election of
"black republican President will be sufficient cause for
such dissolution In the Senate Mr. Iverson Of Georgia.
draw from the Union when Mr. Sherman is
elected Speaker. But this hurry ia explained
soon re 81 Yaea n h aga seat at, the SENATE
louder thunder is necessary TO his election.
know nothing that 50 much resembles the Of 'dis
solving the Union" but the prophecy Of the Merites
who waited for the end Of the world Both were
determined and announced with equal earnestness. The
ponements has passed. and the world remains with its
good and evil, TO work out destiny higher wiser
the unon dssnos fsd e Snsss s
threaten
great problem Of freedom.
There Ia and deeper excitement on the slavery
question than existed before. The feeling general
insurrecon and the Helper book furnish the fuel with
which the flames Of discord fed. But 1t is not how
ever that either of themselves endanger the Union for
the fate Of Brown and his band the South against
any other Rwess invasion for generation at least and
the Helper book published nearly two years
quite harmless until they, by magnyng Its importance,
have given unprecedented circulation. These
seized upon, not they might be, the South
strengthen the Union, but peril and destroy ALL While
hanging John Brown for treason against Virginia, they
avow their reasonable designs against the Union
To all this there plain, simple, ready solution These
men neither desire nor will consent TO preservation Of
the Union except upon their own terms II the cotton
men Of Philadelphia and New York, and the faded, dyed
hair and colored whsker politicians of Boston, knew with
what contempt the fire eaters think and speak Of their
cool their porridge" These men spurn your sympathy
Mr. Curry told you in his Speech what they all say
Extensively in conversation that "such meetings amount
70 nothing" There Is but one remedy for tho disease.
That to leave the political power Of the country their
hands. The moment the danger of the election Of
viii subside. The whole question is Gin SHELF Dis.
solving the Union is game for the Presidency. It is
we admit because southern sporsmen play desue
aely But only assure them that republicans viii pass
leaving the democracy eldest and neither cold Brown
nor the "Heper Book" will disturb ripple the waters
There was o significant passage between democratic
Senator'S yesterday Mr. erson had said that the North
language, "corrupt and rotten Senator Be IY.
in reply said that the Northern democracy had borne
much but could not bear everything Senator Pugh said
to eerve notice" the Senator from Georgia that he
should demand explanations of his charge against North
democrats and the explanations required must be had
before the meeting Of the Charleston Convention.
1t is true as reported, that Senator Douglas has
"caved" He goes back, however, without the true men
who stood by him in defending the right In the Con-
gress His desertion is felt keenly by the anti ecompton
democrats Of Pennsylvania and by the friends OF Broder
lex and McKbben one Of whom sacrificed his life and the
other his election for cause which Judge Douglas took
up, ana has laid down. as men put on and draw of their
garments. Like Daniel s Dickinson, of New York, the
Illinois Senator goes back to be sranged Their heads
will 60 into bag and into the river, just 60 the
Of rebel Pachas who offend the Sultan There are no men
more truly and firmly fixed in their opposition the demo-
cracy and through the Messrs Hickman and
Swarz, and Col Forney with their twenty thousand de-
mocratic friends in Pennsylvania Indeed, the men who
carried Buchanan through PEN ania on their shout
ders in 1855, will now help to sd majories In that
State mountain high against the Charleston nominee,
Messrs Hickman, Haskin, and Horace +. Clark and
Adran have made manly telling speeches against the ad
minstraton That Of the former was a glorious effort
several thousand copies Of which have been subscribed
for by members.
That Mr.. Sherman will be Speaker when choice IA ef
feced no one doubts and that COL Forney will be Clerk
though even more strenuous efforts TO defeat him will be
made, both hope and believe For Sergeant Arms
who lost his election for opposing the "Lecompton and
English" swndles. This is manfestly just and right
The President about to make another effort TO get rid
all Consular appointments His next nominee will be-
Mr.. Grund Of the Baltimore Sum- Consul at HAvre.
The Cases OF MRS. Hartung and John
WILSON
Albany Dec. 10, 1862
Tho Supreme Court today denied new trial in the case
Of Mrs. Hartung, convicted OF murder She win be sem
fenced IN January
In the case or John Wilson, convicted Of murder,