The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-02

which have mads that could vote for any sound Goa
s s,sy me man g g .sy party xhss my vote would
D.sos has one hupArsi aad sxissn voss, md one
stssd before, ihss ooa vsss for him. ros ss.srs o.
candidate, =. 1snaa.. - h.d as.s = 8
about to give, ! desire 4 sssn b sissnssiy .dsr-
stood thai ] do noe gve up my own party prefe-
cratic party when they vssd for member q nv party
Mr.. Smith, Of Nerth Caro,naand DO Dos endorse eli The
prDcple4 q The gent!snan for whom Am about 70 vo>e
IN, - have ssh from the frst, an Amercan, and
member Of the national American Union party but dive
my vote 10 gentleman whom am assured viii cot fsry
Who se suffering for Is want of 1S e nss nav g
relieved, that the wheels Of government may mot sop
and 70 restore pesee and suet the country For three
hands ! Tan NO longer, would, take thaA rsspon-
snilisys saa but - wss Ssssr%insd . DO % rntl I
H~.. % q IL rs.pcusy shcS asa 'ds
CisrSssd ., lIipois, ana cast L for NJ william Psanias
p:ss o Ss s.:2 .pp.s:s .ssIu. Mr. -
during the whole of hb rsunarks
,npssi:ns Sries e I" : prosl.im The VOTE" ...s
mens sow aeort % Be made, that there b no demon
M. Iossns q Pa, vthed 10 nav IN ,usGos to Mr.
smith, q North xrolns. hat that sssls@sn. in do
clsiDs TO give him psdss = 70 how he would Constitute
he M s;y noSUay Gss g s.. sde
aaked n) He merely vshsd 3 siy thaI hs IA nos i'm
the protective policy Hs undersood him 70 b. Tor nci
dental prott cton but at the time the gentleman did NOT
answer In the positive manner he expeoSsd.
NE voRrY FOURTH AND rxAI RAIlor voa m srxAKmnr
The vote was then announced - Sbllows:-
Whole number preeent.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Necessary for choice. oice.....................ll7
nr. ncCserSsnd, Of nscs dsnocspps ssptDnoan
Mr.. Grner, Of North CAro1a Southern oppcsiticn. ie
The announcement of ths result was followed by ap.
The czax declared ". Pennington elected Speaker Of
the House.
M HnD.As, (dem) Of Ark, rose to call the aasnton
@ G Ss ssnsuss ss
and again called 70 esder In q loud and deafenne
tones before. He wted 10 know what the point Of
Grde, hey r.,sd was but tho only response was "or
,iS:. Y. e.Sy (,sp q rs slsvatns his vo!o. 2 he
s hss SsI Sssa S S
me CInK sustained Mr.. Crows suggestion, and ap-
pointed Aeeers Bcoock and Sherman TO conduct Mr. PEN
These gentlemen = once entered upon the performance
Of that duty, and escorted him to the chair.
ADDRuB on Mr. PENNINGTON.
me SfxAKa amid quiet that strongly and delightfuly
oontrased With the excited and disorderly proceeding
which previously prevailed, spoke - follows,-
GrnInfM o. rS Hou@ on RxrRnmrAnvEs-Ir return
you my grateful acknowledgements for the distinguished ho
been pleased 10 confer upon in elecng
Speaker Of this House Coming here for the nrs time
the present session, 70 bs associated with you a mem
Der, event could have bean unlocked for than
that should be called upon 70 preside your dslbera
tons; and my friends win do the justice say that
have mot sought hs poun, ~ certainly desired
IT, am, nevertheless - ooufiow OF the dignity and
- ~NR>
be- but should havs ba fAr better pleased bad IL duties
the way OF an orpninMan Of thh House. came 70 the
o v Or xs n
bity e an act Of ssotc duty xhshsr was agreeable
In the execution q this hgh tuat, my os wi be 70 DO
yo1s ono. x q ~. nays nsw
position IN which am placed, and feel sntre confidence
isDsi IL recsiysk 3 your hsnds rsprsssnsaye from
achievements were accomplished In the Revolutionary
war and whose people have been distinguished for
their devotion 10 the constitution and the Union,
pray to ihe Great Arbter of destines that may
do act to impair the integrity Of either but that they
by wise and prudent Ccunsels: peace and order may
Petuated 70 our descendants. feel have q national
heart, embracing al parts Of blessed Union Again
discharge Of the arduous and complicated duties Of that
Mr. Pu.irs, ldem Of NO., being the Oldest oonsecu-
request Of the Clerk.
NE members were then sworn In by delegations.
The RuIEs or ORDER OF rn HOUSE.
Mr.. WAsHBuRH, (rep Of Ne, offered resolution that
the rules Of the Thirty nth Congress be adopted for the
government Of this House. and that committee of nve
consisting Of the Speaker and four ohers, report rom
After running debate the resolution wss Adopted
POST OFFICE APrnoPKArc., mII
n Duvvu k>v~ ~~oI~ n l~~.~>
Department - ' Wv o-'-o
~. sstvts, trsp;l Of p. objected.
The srsAx.s ., sa,S no lss:l.,ive business could be
committee be appointed 70 inform The Senate Of the cleo
ton Of Speaker and that the House were ready 70
N. wEmow, Idem) Of N, G., said, before that could
Mr.. snnz Of Va moved that John G. Allen, the late
Clerk, Do declared Clerk II the present Congress, and
moyed The previous question;
ing, he could not entertain the question.
Gr 0Row remarked, that under The rules adopted 10
Mr. Hocnos-The Aw says whs. We shan do.
saxaAAN moved, that when the House adjourn It be
Mr. Buzuzr-Iet us pas the Post onics Appropriation
The ePnxn announced that Mr. Fenton's resolution wa
various gentlemen on the democratic side had some
thing 10 ny, and the proceedings generally were disor-
derly,
M BAzKsDAIE said that Mr. Fentons resolution ought
b be passed. BE appealed to hs democratic friends 70
wsthdrsw their objections.
Mr. yAnswona, (rep) Of H., moved that the House
sdjourn until Friday.
Mr. Kmr (in tone tha& could mot fail TO be heard)-
what's your reason for that motiona
\ Nr FAHxswoRm-Tl not give my reason.
Mr. Hull want 70 Ct gentlemen out OF dimcuty'
What else he said was mingled with cries for order
Mr. FARxsw0RM withdrew his motion.
Order at last Yves partially restored