, 1859-12-29
BY. TELEGRAPH.
AAAs1th ConErekS--.First Session.
WA:1tSo7cs, Wednesday, De- g.

- L. Il 4 III II
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yxxx.Irh cnru-
w4.tsozcx. wednesday,. h. ~
:;eustc nut in session to-day.
Aocsk.-Ar: Morris. OF Illinois, obtained tic
sssera! yeaft $50 he made pledge to bis con-
sstoehs ihat he would neTer engage in SEC
t'oaa! debate; but recent crents have absolSed
nam from that pIedge. lie alludc! to the ctEoc-
ny Of John Browns raid and the continual ag-
Efess'on OF tue Aorth upon tho rights Of the
.oou'a; 1e tnen sroke o. tue infamous charac.
. .ss Q! helpers oook. The non-sia'ehoEders OF
.itc o"atn pave, no sympathy with such doc
~ aaa nis appeas % tae'n Will oe unheed;
ed. e that Infamous book has been indorsed
hy tue candidate OF the Republicans for Speak
e, ano 1ne "ao,e ahtecedents ot that gentleman
are IN perfect keeping with that act- He las
been uniformly and intensely sectional, and no
mao nas neeh more lntoleFant to the south, a1d
ne owes his present nomination less to bis abil-
~ aoq oecompt1shments ns statesman, than
10 1s nossnn5 to the south. lie inslted usto
scrn.1n,1e his record: hare done So LIE allu.
ana tne army appropriation biIi in the Sath
Cougress. de spoke Of the objects OF the Re-
publican party, eha1acterlzlog them as tsca-
'onaote; ms f,nn o,,,., H.; ;. , -,
man roialated proprietr in using the word
'sA5'.~S's' LIZ nAtu tAas ~ tue eP!taee 1P
piled to any one, it belonged to the other
| SIDE Of the House.
There Is break in our dispatches here, which
dextrors 4ha eorns~;,n i, +ha ds1o,.1
~ ennuoI DC oGne ne1e: on mus1' py otnef
menus aoa a?pnances, lnoace 1ae genllensh
NJ. Ge3-What means:
3tI 3r tfI.s1 Tts.aaslon: :
At 1l' 1I!ii Hg1-Mola! ~ suAslonE =
h!T. Mnl-ol course.
ut. daraeman wished to organize the House
On eooseEsa9se oasts aud was willing TO vete
iof any eonserFa&lve man in opposition to the
ea TO- was 1or the good OF the country. lap
p'a4se' u
Af. Nast SAD there must be concession.
There were members IN tue Southern 0pposi-
'loa th9f n ne would gladly sofe Tor:
| 5s aa1: ~ sal9 netaer ne nor hls assoGla1es
wouso zee! 20 snockeo as 10 Eo out o. ne Union
aa anu,l,eeomp1on ana Engiisa.olA uem-
TI ouu1a W Iaosen 5PGaAe1 y! ~ aoa9e;
Lae gentleman tr1m- vnlo ar: Cn1): had
ihe So,n amcPcana .0S s1cna.d q hss lot for
tue ooutn , 1uu !4Gusea n.snse!t ior
no. ssx.nf aid ana comfort or to that patty Now
Msnebt.r1 T you ra viii et not 1v snoster n H.
~ ~. ~ u'"AI = FTaAet W
tss 9as!s ~ ~ p'opos'''ons 'oaeteo' oecaose
sn,S W. - III, ;n 'as uea.t.,, ILL.,. T., aou..o, H.
III - ~ ~ nn unael els;ooo ~. coA 70
ad Wannhoon u,p1 lns ;ents5
tion to the Democratic party.
~, T. ~ ,9ean. n', as ~ sns ma.tes q slavery n
,nda+a.na r. Saa ,,.ha na;.; =. o.ats ss Io
;ntsrrant;on ~ - ~ @
t',o nsnnh2;c.r ~ ~ n;a ?Gse' ~ sa aan
w 1sepuon:sn Pa..5 Us c'almiag toe exercise
a. eenfsi;29 hoMes ;h pso.91t ata!elJ IN
resonar;no of t;,;s oa;t"t;o1 pnnast;o, - cnn .r
Ip ,rS;te ~ tha ,9.1aa@a.;e aossvn ~ IN ti
I
r.. n.,taon Ill t.. la,
bern ,;iI;n1 ~ s,.nnnrt nso, 4. .ba Son,t ~
n.,. nIs ~ E.;n "su ~ tns ..oaI.. ne
he nominated Maynard Of Tennessee BE did
ra .u's on ,a;5a us ~ w .espoas sJnsla
Mas uu.s'ae " ~ olsaal@al'ons' ano "as na'
''oGal Ga eonseasause a, mn. ,:.
,,3d u; ,tn e .e po.sal '''ehos
~ T~ahsnn 1917 na,s1d "a o1g 4Ua ..aE
| IT, =. o.aoson coliu only spsaA lor Aimseu:
a." lne aua wy ca,.so,. ana ourine Inc Young
IL abr,aEa s+ata3 h ,,a, g.. .iaa ~. r.,
,xhn oamooed nococ IT, "nd ad 'he he IL m ~ r,
. nuo aoau9u'eo nosoSA, ~ oe w 80 u wv
nope 20 91sct aa ofSanlzaaon' nc "ou4o no"
VIZ ~ ~ E1..aa 10y uu IT,. ,,;,.a.i, ct L..
| - 81 ~ ~! eaee WIS pitte!y opPose9, ulst' Ast
~ ana at tnealme: 70 eGt!oaat atoieaaizanop' sueh
as sNasIspreseoteo9 ~ tne otnef sue Of tae mouse.
l 4" "illlnE 70 c4st tnJ sose lof consefsause
man 10 promote m "orEanf1attoo and pass the
other side are SO sensitive about. 1vote for
| Aaynafa. - ;, :.
! Ar. Haskln SAD he was conservative IN his
Pr7nciples, and should thei etore vote now as
heretoiore LOT John Sherman, whose Union
LOVING sentiments met his entire appreciation:
| -. l.ns"s" "eAeo Il ~ nuu noe 'o'eo toF ns.
"ae ILL ~,
Mt. nasAln 1ePnea 9e nao soleo 9of slf. ual,
ne. osGause e tne ~ u u eo1gsesa ne s'ooo
a;:; a.o9ae oi ~ h.o'sen anu F: Snesmsn ny In eI"
PGna'on Pm;as; ~ me tIcoWnnPcoa ponsy ~ !ne Au-
.ulot.t ".ou; "n.cn el'' EnE:lsa sought 10 coser
up ~ a ,I:m ~ 'ra4, ~ nts JuuEhent, was 1ne
lIns. o' oe'ofe 'oe 'As' sessfon OIL congress-
Ia, ..... 1, :.
,, tnssn ea.teo a.senllon 70 .ne iact .an@ ~,
~ Hr. ~H,lue5 i''n'seh 'otec 'or Inc hoeNsa pl14.
lAausntert;
~. HasA!n 1epiea toa1 "ncn Gumef Fo!eo
| loT H. ne s1a'ea that u Was = sniIv-tnRIy,
| nanny pamby, nasty KIND OF DILL lGFeat
Laughter .....
Ar' Logan, "nen MS name vas called: sfafed
'nasmucn ~ as ne wos not W'lilngto participate 10
nak1ns tns general slaqg1teI-nouse OF ne
'9s.oWes5e.n % l;gmoeracy, nc toiea 10, noeoek.
,artr arm sa,u 1otnd T e! se Aner h
shn,d I3 tha asg s.e 'u,da smd xag aess oe
MIR. Morris. of III, had voted for Bocock Mill
| sou, aud others. but thought Lis colleague. Mr.
| Nctlern4nd, Lad not h2d his tull strength test
| ~ and co.r vnf al FIR hin,
Mr. Scott voted foraNaynard On the assurance