New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-31

( 5ore TO- i Ties waited itt.s longer Ihese oaio'-
! ~ - were rerr matters q form.
NJ. WINSTON Was satisfied that 20 vote coat Dc
lad on - plurality resolution until Mr.. Clsks Teso-
| linton had been vn-ed 1ao1. He hsd pending 40
luton o. adjourn over t Jsr. 3. an' he p-cpo-ef ~
withdraw that il Tie gentleman from PennsyL y'n''
vouia wthdraF b. r-l' g order, and Leo ,As h'-f7
/ come o. vote OF NJ CLARK -e-oluti1u
Mr. HICKMAN would answer that proposition N =
iecou.r- sg.rt. Tie would lg--e, 80 far - be vas
concerned to withdraw everything no ~ way 4
sf Chit -0uare vote ccui te Rad 70 VI Clars -e7o-
u--or ard ~ Ieudn. udEeuf, u the House would
Lel consent an immediate lare vote on tae piu-
fa. nv rule ard e. tie H0l-e be organized.
Mr. WINsLOW could not answer FOR thai part Of
. The pr position.
Mr. HICKMAN ssif be- .utm. ted his pending propo-
suon: n good faith, and wcud object to any vote on
Mr. Garks re-ouf 0n uni they should Re acted upon
NJ. WINSLOW y. C. remarked hat, in al le 70
TAI ve bodies there only two parties really; one
supports the Government and the other opposes =
Here the Supporters OF tie Administration we're IN a
minority and therefore not responsible for the delay
IN the organization.
NJ. CLARK Mo- said he would consider any gen
tlum who would vo-e for The T.-Iay -1e p re-
-qeu-te f0r the election o. a Republican speaker as
II be- v0t cd directly for hin. he thought the NOT 1ns
Isle gC-sd By Mr. Hickman were intended 30 prevent
q vote upou BIZ re.s CtIol.
Mr. HICKMAN Perm. o-ciaimed such a purpose,
ard -aii be had made them m -Ood faith.
TIE question was taseG on the motion shat when
De H0use afiourr- % be On TUESDAY and the motion
was agreed 70. Yeas lDj nays l04.
Nr HOLMES Ind said tbst>ir Logan, on a for
neg day had read the proceedings q % meeting held
~ Aurora Indiana by symrathizers with john
Browns movement. But no such meeting was held
ile-e Tie Ieopie Were conservative. and DID not
syUTaitTe With such t0ray-. They would not disturb
thc reace of the country. or Of ANY portion Of h.
Mr. MCkNIGHT said thar Mr. Pryor Yesterday lad
charged t'm with getting The floor from h IN under The
fa.se VreteI-e OF injecting speech into the House
OVu. the confusion be did not hear what tie gem
temau then said re did uot kn0w WHIST foundation
NJ Pryor bad for the remark, and If h. had known
re gentleman wished 20 retain The floor, he would not
have occupied f lie understood the gentleman yielded
10 40 ar arr ~ courtesy
Mr. PRYOR Va replied that he yielded the hoor
far -pecihc purpose and the gentleman from Penn
syivara had "a be thought violated cour,ssy Hence
he employed rhe offensive language but after SIC ex-
rlanation Of he gent emau, be- withdrew g.
Mr. MCKNIGHT Penn. expressed himself salts
FED.
Mr. MONTGOMERY Penn. a-ked leave 70 intro
dute a resolution declaring Mr. C0rwiu Speaker for
twcrfyf0ur t0ur- 80 Che rirat0n ~ which time his
r0wer was 70 cease ard the House should proceed 20
Che election ~ permanent Speaker; and that the
rules of the late House should be- adopted for the gov
eminent Of tli- House except thai member shOuld
speak for A longer time than five minutes. and shat
said temporary Speaker should not appoint the Bas
ues Conn .ttee- ~ Che House.
Arid calls 81 " order and objections yn the Repub-
lean -ide NJ MONTGOMERY stated 'hsd his object
ia Offering .he resolu-ou, was 10 procuri the passog
of % deficiency bil 10 pay the suffering ms contract
or- end The other agents officers AMI employees Of
the Government 20 whom we were ind: bed, and who
should be paid and that the bin could IA passed in that
length Of time. Then # This contest or Speaker unjust
proceed. they could carry Il on without gross wrong to
the public creditors.
Tie House. by one majority, adjourned.