New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

sLtuld be forced UPON she Hou-o by ths power Of
numbers. He intended 60 pr il ia every shape and
form iii be had learned whether they were to have
to preside over then. a who rcoommen'. rapne
md blOodsLed for the South, who would striko At
tie very foundation of this Government and = the per-
scnsl SAFETY VI bus constituents. no nau had rig NJ
to lieside over them who violates tbe Cohssl 'lon OF
II country If the other side varied 10 OrBimze let
| then cone up and vote his resolution, honestly
md fairly, aud endeavor to defeat ~ ieSlsstvo
| cbicaDefy.
Mr.. STANTON rep, Ohio said there was no OBJ
jeciDn that sde to meet ali the questions
Nc. STEVENS rep, Penu) SAID the lifas qie'ioa
| thai oord be- taken was upon his question 81 orhe
aud hat resolutions OF any KIND arc Ia ororr ih'
aiteI The Organization OF the House. Ito coaa u2'
ser,e to take the vote all questions in the order1n
which they stand, which would be to override MS
question VI order
hr. STANTON was willing to vote on ali questions
a. ttey rote IN Parliamentary order.
Mr. CLARK SAID the Republicans could not escape
biz f.tOlutOD. The House has already voted Gu the
poiD. Of order raised by Mr. Stevens, and cecidsd
against h'm..
pr. CHOW REP, Penn. The gentleman is mis-
taken. Tie motion b lay your resolution upon
The liable, AID that was defeated.
NJ CLAhK-Ihe Observation-Disclosures OF TIE Slutn
Reie rot AtUuoLists and had nothing bat scora and
contempt for those who would give such atroclou
advice
MI wINsLOW assured Mr. Hickman that the
tin 70 trng ia hid plurality rule bad not yet arrived
"
t. G. me- sLd probably during the entire Congress-
He had letter Fermt vote.
vOICE-TLat il, the majority must submit to the
mii OIiv.
stances sbate one ot or title Of the ground DO nAd
TAI ell,
Mr BINGHAM (Oho, Rep asked # Mr. CLARK
would saS for his ii ie, that II on Monday or some
oller Coy, the Republicans would v1o on MS rosJiu-
ioh they woulo thea vote on tue plurality rule
NOiJ ES-'' No, no.
NJ, CLARK-l y ould make no arrangement with
the gentleman from Ohio.
M Hll kMAN-l ash no fivOrs and viii make no
burg lie was perfectly wiling the plurality reso
luton .houIo come up at any time aud manner 10
Which could be reached and he lett 10 grOpe bis
WAY beet he could.
MIR CLARK said be was bound to preserve his
gel resp,Ct aud be could not permit member OF
that bed IIesloe over HIM hO hal recon- lended
tie circulation Of sentiments which put III Je0P irdy tue
lives Of his people lie never would 90 IT, 80 help me
God Apl laure lie assed II DIR. Hlu tia Wound
vote fur Il plurality rule. -
Mr. HILL Am. Gs.) would ans@er for himself, and
lie tho ybt be could cay for bis associates, chat they
ueN or would vote Tor &c.
TT. Yets 81 NAYS were now called on the motion
| Of BIZ. MINSLON-glll the uisn question Ia ballot
tor Speaker be put The vote stood For the main
Quesatn, Itei against 1t, lUO.
III slow cd tie position Of the House on the plural
i,y iule. tLuse votlng for tho main question be'ug
~ anit it, On tins question, Mr. Adrain o. New,
JeIsey wac the oBly Anti-LecOmptonle who voted
with lie Rel ubcan'.
Before ID isLot proceeded with
Mf DAVIS, lind, Ante Lecompton DEM SAID
Tie time had arrived III bis opinion, when thus houec
ought to be ORGANIZED. the country had become
vsaly aud resle-s under this protracted strugSe
For I'VE weeks lie had uniformly east his vote i1r MS
ttst choice Tor SPEAKER tor the Anti Lecomptou D1nl-
ocJat. lie oud pursue thai cOuTse i've weeNs longer
! il be supposed by doing ~ he could get MS hfse
ehoi.e What he said on chic Occasion "as upon MS
| own responsibility, aud without consultation wtn
aiy leu,ieulan ON that floor. lt was apparent
| lv him, and il seemed To him that " must
I be aouareit 10 tie HOuse, that no one party
aIdibg IA opposition 10 Tue hepuohcan PrTy Toii
eject Leir pan cular ia, orie Tor Speaker Tue Deu'
ocralic nIy a. they called themselves, had been Dat
loa iar h, g weeks, aud 1t seemed to him they colid
expect 10 be successful, on the otaef SIDE,
| tie American party bad been baloung Tor the sape
length of time bad been unsuccessful; and Antl-
fcr-t,t ia Democrats with whhni lac had been
/ pIOud 70 act, had also been Dal0tlhg, anu IL
/ was manifest they could hot get their choice.
| In view, then, OF the further fact that some
must Yield sOme Of their peculiar opinions Ia Older "
/ eject 81 orgmzatiun he intended III good idlth ~
! pretent IA gentleman candidate foi Speaker whom
! lie III deIstot d 10 be National uiaD, Satl0ha Dem.
oer,t "A CObseIvatIye man, aud loo none Otaor would
he under any eli cumrtances. He presented the
mime of Andrew ). HuIiltob OF Texar. lAppltuse.I
! Mr. DAVIS Dem, Miss.) withdre Mr.. BJcock
during Tue voting, MIR. fUGH said Z was Useless to
yoIe fur Mr. Hamilton, and VOTED on for Mct leen:.
| MnHlLL tGs.D changed hts vote from DIR. hamiton
| TO Mr.. BrstOw.
Mr.. LEACH Am, n. c. had been willing to 20 e
| fol Mr. HsnnltOn supp0slng tbat be would be SUP
| ported By every DenVvri and with view ~ tue q.
ranizution of TIC House Constitutional basis but
wien he saw gentlemsn on the Democratic EIDE Vot-
;nV agItt the nulnnee of their party, ne did not
tLlnb lie would be siong the orSanH .uon by voting
| for him. He had bnOgn Mr.. Glliner iOf years.
| Mr.. PUGn- Told, hold.
1 Dir LEACH would hear the gentleman.
| Mr. PTGB again got up ami sBii-My constituents
ave Indifferent about the organization vt tue House.
That is result in which they do not consider them
eel, eB mterested but ~ 10 question which FAVOR or
which tey favor il likely Ia be affected by any failure
10 organize The House shall throw any obstacle
i'm lie wav OF any movement which likely To lead 10
| n iual result, as against the Republican party. lap
plau.e from the Democrats. do not believe that my
cOnstiluelta the people oil the Saie OF AIdOdmd,
| would be affected IA any way, even If the Govern
ueni itself was dea, lock IN III operalous.
| daughter II tie statutes whlch have been passed
iOr tie hart yeafs we've Obileraled am c0n ynced
! moi a uAp in NY dstric. would know u or teel ~ uu-
| less they raw It ia The newspapers. Loud laugh
teri. But tie impi esslUn seems 10 be grow
iug that this condition Of things ID intiuiidat'
| ing the enemy, and producing aismsy oh Tue
other tiIe of he House De Give lauSher fro@ the
| KeIublc4ns-aud Bs the iWpresslOu 10 also gaining
that tie Developments here have broken up the AbJ-
Itlou phalanx entertain hope wh4tever tina, such
acol as favor or my people favor p 70 nc
10y tie organization OF The House h"a a. a. "a
mn totrer an free TO s0g that tr0atd ferPstaatt
distOra he,e. Isenssion.I But, SIR, AN po"eriess
10 do So bat desTe 10 vindieate tue integrity oi my
| artec.aentR and TO show that held my tongue
h,,Lerto Tor The rearon that had desire 10 throw
any obstacle III the way OF harpomling tue didcoruah
| ,ltneuts which prevail here. Wien l consider tha
| Tie election Of "a Speaker II merely part and pirce
OF that final question that IL ocome before the Country
| mud which look 10 40 tue final action wnieh q "
| MAC. nv PEOPLE beyond the pressure which now
threatens their very existence, am cootent TO accom-
uoate z, MI, nen this SIDE Ut tue House by Yield
Z; ana if tle Americans unite with me IN support d
Mr.. Hamilton, | will vote for him cueerIuiiy.
As has hpen Unlimited by Amer