The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20

House, whIsh vas refused, SO against III.
conversation ensasd bsiwesa Massrs Curtis, RsAgaa
ana Banch ON tho point Of order Respecting the p'ura ~
rssoluon he tvo last arguing that was mot beiore the
nom the I York Corsr and Enqurrr in reference 70
the cOursc u o Southern memoe.. Ha said hs would
scorn 70 lsake Issue with such man as Webb, who
sought 10 force on the Northern people fase IDEA
hls tMr LnRe course which hal not entete ed his
head He saver did this oor that the election Of
Mr.. ShcTma1 was just for the dissolution OF the
Uniou but ne did think that b, election of Mr. Sherman
In the present state OF public feeling, would the ina
tory step; and u were followed b1 tho election Of Mr.
Seward to ne Presidency, would BE- cas,s beui as
Union under proper constitutional sense, and
yet he was bere TO shout no hosannshs t Unon He
would mako any personal sacrifice " preserve IL, bur
the people sF virginia and the soah. He denied
reduce six millions Of whites the suh % slavery and
caused 70 oe read letter from constituent who under
takes to show from the Bible that slavery instituted
by God hmse and that Christ declsrcdH u be 10
hola slaves
Mr. Por1rz. irep o. N Y, caassd 10 be read para.
graph ehywine that there convention OF Garrison
abotiouiss recently at Utica ut which there mode
rate ATTENDANCE and at which resolution plssed,
saying IN subessnce, that tho NEw YoRk HssALD
safc medium e0r communicating abolition utierances 10
the South and returning thanks 70 Mr.. Bennett Mr. Pot
Tie advised the scolons Of New York TO extend their
Iato onsgs to tho Herald, tor tney were under ohgl,ns
to for advertising their principles bsyond the limits Of
.hc State no r.gqt.ed iha. these proceedings should
have been spread broadcast throughout the couhtry
Mr.. IEAKE In reply, said the Soith afraid of
Northern influence He wanted his constituents 10
y ne
doctrine Of Mr. eewart. That was oil.
ME sIiAKERsHR.
Mr.. CURTIS, (rep. Of Iowa. resumed the question OF
order that the demand for tho previous question
debsteable.
M Bococx (dsm.) OF Va, and others oon.ended that
the pluranty rule was no. before the House.
Mr. ColyAx, (rcp) Of Ind contended that the House
hIHd S1 Ss sys e mo a tina, b,
consent all propositions be Withdrawn, except
the resolution Of Mr. Clark, Of Missouri aud Mr. Gmers
Mr.. BARKspAIx, (dem Of Miss, spoke for himself He
had authority " speak Tor any clse But under
and would oppose vote on 1t If no resolutions were on
the Clerks table. Hs believed he expressed tho senti
mens or his sde when he said they would continue 70 re-
sist It.
Mr.. Co1vAx asked whether there was not written
agreement smung gentlemen on the other side that they
will not allow tbs plurality rule 70 be voted onS
Vo.cS-" How many signed ir'
Mr. BARgsDAIs repeated that he spoke for himself and
to the last intended 10 resst the adoption Of the plurality
rule, believing would result ia the election Of NJ
sherman.
Mr. OoirAx-You have right TO resist II by parlta-
mepaTy means Hat do you say there written agree
ment BY which you viii not ALLOW |. to be voted on9
Mr. BARKspAIEI have right 70 speak for sny other
gentleman but myself. Iresard such rule Us uncon-
Mr. CorAx-I have always answered the gentemans
Questions fairly p1es ne refuse % my question:
authority 70 ak for any other gentleman, but be-
heve therc sumber OF gentlemen who intend 70
and parliamentary s~pedents
Mr.. BURNETT, (den Of Ky.-I for ono opposed 70
ativc OF the rights q the majority placing the election In
the hands Of minority. There h written agreement
by gentlemen The democratic SIDE, who plsdge them
selves to resist by all parliamentary means the adoption
Of the plurality rule. am Of those who by every
pafhamen@Iy susTsy Will strive 70 ocIea. !"
whether majority OF tho House, thirds,
desire 70 nave Vote or or against he plurality rule,
Mr.. rho gentleman who pledged themselves
intend to sand BY their agreement, let the number be
wnat may. -
~. CoVA1-Xne queSuon y, wnetuer you VIII prevent
a voter
Mr. BrRSs1r-l speax ior myself. am ready AMI
Wiling 70 co opeFaIo wAn my henp.r 20 Use Az pexta
mentary means and strategy against the plurality rule,
necessary, I'LL our commissions expire.
MI you s.c 20 m seSOs rsn, 'nc ne, 9s.
knoWh 70 AsnA eeu'ssy ptsCece !" PseVen' 10 Oa0sA
HON nopoono"g .ne qassnSs ,., - A., ,,.-~
IN NJ noS Az NC T.o sn =. Mr.
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Ssbate viii do this 70 de}eat The mioor,ty. and prc
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drsss on my section and Constituent will resort os 2
90 rng a. hsys sest on This aoor IAnnls s. on Inc
democratic side1 u.,,,, ,,,. >,
country 70 underssnS The fscts He repubcans have
been aoused for Six or ssven weeks past Of having en-
cTsts have hemselves embodied extracts rom in their
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