New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

gentlemen from Eenns!NaniA nad received tasi share
=. the disiribuiiu1 10, -aghteri. But forbesr.
hr. PRYOR T,sI sssb. 10 Mr.. Gfos s's remsrks
delivered a few days aso. 10 v aen the Deuoeraey
~eie ehsrEed With he resposibiy - tee non-orsaa
i%iion OF the House. That chars ss sot tr,. 80 ar
dc related TO organization by the choice OF ngs.o
scd eobseIsaiiye For that end TIE Democrsry
hsd been laboring Tor three weeks to lei go 10 tue
eountIy iat they Lave hitherto resisted the election OF
seiuonal candidate for Speaker and intend TO perss
N that course. Thai gentleman had also cha Vsd tbe
South with tie introduction Of the Slavery sgtstiou
nat charge was not true except in the thas ne
NLO sees tie ineenaaFy applying the torch and there
uIth tes hfe, i Responsible for the alarm. The
iliion OF Mr. Sherman vas declaration Of and
TIE signal for hostility aud he election they all
bound 70 resist by every expedient aad the las,
extremity. Having euraged ihe S0uih alaNcs;
to the point Cf armed resistance, the Rept6ii-
cars low come forward and deprecate sgisz-
uoD. They apply the match aud affect 10 be
amazed al tie explosion. They steal the livery Of
Heaven 10 the devil in, and With the view of ac
eomPshng their purposes, they put forth platform
OF conservative principles, eEen ifan assumed the
diseuise Of a reptile % seduce 6rst parents. And
keIr representative man, John Brown, eonceilei his
elonioGs designs under tue guse OF scientific reses Gu
Bu the SoGih understands their policy, and don't mean
TO be throw of her guard. She means to 10 pre-
pared henceforth ana forever. Notwithstanding the
trdied silence the ether side the coyen foot woOd
occasionally show itse.f. He aliC1ed % NJ. Hick |
mans sTteeh His doctrines he abominaedi hs can |
dor Ee mus applaud, as strongly contrdstsd with the
umdity, time serving, eqHgocating diss mutation and
preyaTicaion that eharacierizes the Republicans Il
shows wha they would say were the piiIock removed
from ileir lips. He de ended tie South from Mr.. |
Hek charges Of being pefid0us and breakers of
eomPIcmises. He proceeded 10 alluie to the ire /
pIessible condct doctrines Of Mr.. Seward
M. HICKMAN PA Il do not maintiin the dos |
tine Of Alr. Seward, lat section Of the Union is
10 extir gush tie other mean assert jus, exactly
what have declared here, that the North are fixed |
aud rsouie in their purpose not to allow the dissolu
ton of the Union. | do not care what antagonism
ffare erfav he hot he tho I'uian
and shall he preserved. Applause.
Mr.. PRYOR iVaI-The people OF the South do not /
intend 10 abandon the Union. We intend 70 yinicate
rights in the Union peaeeaby if possible by force
marks he sad that Mr. * ward, in lSiS promulgated
the doctrine OF an irFeIre-sitle eoifict
NJ. MCKNIGHT Pa, Mr.. Pryor yielding the
foorl, referred Mr. Pryor TO a manifesto issued to the
country IN Si9 drawn up by Mr.. Calhoun and igned
by the members of The Virginia delegation in both
houses including Mr. BocoCk. in which tins very doc
trine OF irrepgessibe coDfct is promulgated. His
ohee, was to show that Mr. Seward had received
honor than y AZ due TO him.
Mr.. PRYOR VA resumed the floor, both he and |
Mr. Mcknight loudly speaking at the same time, amid
much confusion, the former saying the gentleman |
should not under "A hypOcrical aud false prelense, |
inject a speech in the body Of this House. He had |
,ielced the noor or few moments only AMI REGARDED
ihe ceilenans conduct ~ another violation OF their
obi. cations by Northern Representatives. Applause
He wanted TO give Mr.. Seward, as he would the |
Devil, his due. Having concluded his remarks,
Mr.. MAYN ARD lTsnn.l sad he regarded the sup |
pOrt given TO him Yesterday evidence that gen
lenen were willing forget their past political der-
eBce- time and unite for high aud patrioce par,
poses rather than personal compliment. lie dared |
not therefore, appropriate Their acton 20 hPoel OF
even make the object of his thanks. Apprehenfng
that the further OF his would fail 10 concen-
trafe d sufficient number 10 organize the House on
broad national, and Conservative basis, he uncondl- |
tionally Withdrew his
Mr. ENGLISH Ind nominated Mr.. Scott Of Cali /
folna as a candidate who ought TO be satisfactory TO
every national man.
vote wss taken with the following result:
s. 81
GilE IL
Scattering ug..s. II
Adjourned