The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-07

cd ihelr duty 70 NE country ~ 70 approach haK way
S e. S Sr s1as
accomplish even 20 much a. that I Congratulate the
country the approach Of American friends thus
approach nearer and ask them be- merely half
democrats and half Americans but altogether such a.
am''-- cloud laughter.)
Mr. CoclRASE-savng, sir, the bond, which my honor
able colleague proclaimed he within the pale Of demo-
Mr.. NcKxAS, (rep) of NJ YDo you except the Buffalo
PLATFORM Cloud aughter).
HuxoRous SPEECH or Mr. oocmASx
which win bear even the BufAlo platform. (Uproarious
aushter) And oh, sir, II the gentleman on the other
S h mot one LONG lingering 0of behind would
escape nom all the mseries and vicsstudes, and the
pers and dangers Of the tempest and advance
breahed and brighter prospect spreads before him,
how much better II would be for him. Continued
ns IL winch
ing truth have been often described What mountains
have to be scaled what rivers crossed what plains
ton Of the search. All these peris encompass the
man N search Of truth. And these are just the
New York Pcas Of iaushtcr1 They forsooE the right
path, and they wandered about amongst highways ana
bywsys, TIL at last they reached beeting cliff, from
pleasant and sming land Of democracy, and they OK
claimed, How goodly are thy tents, oh Israel" Cup
Of pSd %s me
fore invite my friends Of the other side and
do kewssy They have encountered dangers as severe
Mr.. STANTON, (rep) of 0hio-Mr Clerk
Mr.. CoclRANE-And see q man now before mc-(Mr
Stanton)- determined and vigant In alt thiags-ust
the very nan-the identical Palinurus who is ft 70
pilot them over the stormy that lies before
them Continued aughter) Let me, 81 r say, ask them
all, and especially my friend from Ohio leave their
present unsafe moorngs and advance 10 the ground
cuped by me.
Mr.. srAsrox-I rose merely to ask my friend what we
might the nj iouy Ara harc my
spoisf
Mr.. CoclRAsE-sir, am asked wba. they may expect
to md Al the end Of the journey you will not find the
feshpOts OF Egypt
Mr.. ErnEMDoE, Is. opp Of renn-oh, NO You have
secured the heshpSts. (Roars Of augh,er)
Mr.. CcCHRASE-You will find, however, the promised
land where principles prevail and where The lion AMI the
lamb tic down together in peace. (Ccnvukive laughter
one word, sir, In reference TO the inquiry put u
me by my colleague ! do not rccoect tina.
made use Of the word proscriptive," applca
Bile TO his party, but ] do remember expressing
myself to the effect that its principles restriction
ON fhe rights OF the people. When shall be convinced,
however, that these principles Of theirs have in grcni
measure been abandoned that they only part
Il the dissolvng Of the past and that their po
cal aud religious tests Of aensm longer applied 10
sso have invited my other friends TO come over
Us and occupy the same round do. Then, sir
VIII have no difficulty in eccting Speaker daughter
Mr. Curry having been brought to the House from his
sick room, Mr. CocRANE withdrew his motion adjourn
TIE TWENTY SEVENTH BALLOT FOR SPEAKER
The House proceeded TO a vote, which resulted as
Necessary TO choice. l2
Mr. Sherman, Of Ohio, republican los
Mr. McClernAnd, or Illinois, democrat, ..,.......3 81
Mr. Quarles, Of Tennessee, Southern opposition. IL
Mr.. Davis, Of Indiana, anti Iecomptou democrat
Mr. Grner, Of North Carolina Southern opposition .
MT. Houston, OF Alabama, democrat.