New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09
NETWORK DAILY TRJC1JNr. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1860.

Amer can ota'.s veg ne. IN stgaa and iiforni,
q sy will 20 that way not NJ. nv nrovinee here
TO tay but it is perfectly eestan ths: tbs D. ~r,,e
5 ais WI rot % 'oT AZ. Bel Does anybody thi
they VIII LOOK 81 ne Speakers election d. cot"
get'hn &c that nav occurred Y hin fe months P1s
Go aro ann. that lit, aLdtel ms whether there 10
11ge per1, cratic State that, under .hess GIRO ~
stant0 WI cset is vote in the n uss FOR joan bti
lhey there In election and this aseo npanled p'oo-
sb with soch ,Cenes # vlOle co aud 'p~nn As o.
sbi, men e greater frmu. than have may oelre
20 encoun'er bet from HOB pray 70 be del'errd
have one through contests in tie dnoss o' kpre-
septa,.s 4. the l,cinn of the comparavely nnln'
mort, Mt flee If 3 eaker with tho hons5 decided ss
Il il iyded row. have en- tness zee es OF v',.n*
have h. arc words Of measos, | have iooksi fr a
dav IN dav W soma oohreak that wnnld dreorh that
hsl in blood and be the beginning OF resi- aud not
neusrspsI revolution in The country bat be the IN
fIife blessing Of Providence tbat DAGGER mas oeen
avert D. will pot rush the bosses OF dis buckler
end tempt Him too far. viii not try that H1use OF
Represe, tativ gsin TO do the business winch the
% ops ought do in their majesty and IN tn r cal NJ
ntss. IApplsuse. will lot tempt ih,m with tb'
immense bTibes than be urged, with the intensity
Of political passions excited 10 the nermost viii the
6efcer ere of some of thso pnsiby only too vii lug
TO convert political nto revolutionary strife in that
bsl. do not al t. zee be inuepse templatlD OF
pcs d. Dtial election forced on the House of Repre-
MA ives w tbOut neeesslty, and OILY in the las:
res rt-some birg be shuoned and not 10 be solght
for-somethipg To he trembled whenever 1t comes
-scueibifg be thankful 10 God for if it shall pass
without csii violence.
Ard what next? If there be no election by the
House wien the 4tb of March comes who is the Pei
dsn,1 The Vce-PTe.ident elected by the Senate.
" b. are in the S,pate clear Democratic majority.
II Mr. Laue's name coca 10 the Senate Of co1rse he
will by then be cbeerfully eleced Precedent. Bat sop
pose Mr. Ev. ret e goes 10 the Senate Oh, say
The cor 6diug Workers he will be elected by ihe
Democratic Senators. Well gentlemen, .houd so
for dnty some here el'e than the Stock Exchange
,lo,n ,o liz rard a
ueo ,hey have the game 10 their own hsnrs. do not
EXPECT 60 much from their iberality. should rejoice
in such result Nothing, after the terrific scenes Ia
tie Lower House could give tbis country snol peace
and auiet and relief 90 70 know that wheL thu ~she
for 9TH Of March shall CONS, such mao ~ Edward
Eoe,ett will be in u Preideucy, no n after by whom
or how chosen. [Arplsuse. but | haze not that
faith in the Democratic Senators, and AN not cure
they wJpld cake cleo ion in the Senate IL his name
ard Mr. HauliL' should he al ne bsf re them.
think they n light prefer % wait anti the OF
March, let the Presidential Office be vacant, have
yesr Of teneenup, aud bew tlecoo, IN The uidit
1f which wrbort q bead q he Government, sbo
a iii rell ps what would oc ;ur Or, thy nigh TIE
the other alternative, doub fol in law out wh;h toey
may undertake to solve, and, erefor4 nay 20 Va 10
srif then ", 2; spd ipstesd Of b wi iut-reg-
nm. NJ Breckibriige, being then member Of The
Senate they Az elect BIN Pre- ient of that BODY and
treat him President OF the United States, ST e. the
Alb OF March. Toe Cons i'u ION OF the United ates
apl ezra 10 have lf very unfortunate u nay grove,
o. me day. very dsr g-rous, gap II Ia possole that
copsy ucon may close that gap, but mons bIs clio I'd
II yet. 1t declares, ID the event OF the death, rssgna-
ton, disability of the Pftsoent end &c President
hspi epipe sfter entrance into Office, Congress may
deelsIe WI at officer ri al disc5ar.e tn dates of Pres
deut ill removal of toe disability, sls rioo.
Cor gr,fs has provided thst the President Of the
ST. ate becomes for the time berg The President, All
In BIZ absence the Speaker of the House Of present
a,jyts becomes the PRECEDENT But there gems 10 be
TO provision for failure 10 elect both President ADD
s.PIeidert. TIE Constitu,i n-aed the law which
was u udd I, provide for the vacancy of toe Pref.
6eucv follows the sDguage Of the CoDssltution-does
not auth orze Congress 10 provide for that TaTe
SENS b. prov si anywhere for the lse of the
Presidential Office teifg absUaely vacant NJ the con-
Increment Of term-the case OF an absolute tdlore
IN Il ct either q President or Vice. President Wheher
10 that ccnpgeI cy the Precedent pro tempore Of the
Senate would assume To exercise the pc of Pr
idept of tie United States, whether il wvu'd be
tr., by Tire Senate he DOLLY legal bJdy existing
the ith Of March as vacant, DO miod nog deter
e, 81 l. gal gumenfs may possibly bs adduced on
both rides. We may very well rest assured that the
Rsorty Of the Senate VIII settl7 it in which way
Wit best iut their Interests. IL rests with them It
reHts with TO one else; you and have no power over
it, Wt,n the matter goes TO the Senate, if hey tit
10 mike DO FL ctitn, we are pushed upon this dan
perops Alternative vacant or disputed PIE deucy.
If the p.ope wish 10 aloul of these f1ulties,
well nd GO d. They were not originally INTENDED TO
be inside by bargaining foi.ians The provision of
tie Coz siitnton IL fer cass Of accident or failure
after beDa de effort Of the people to elect not foe
COZ sDTscy Of few politicians in corner, IN State
of the IT, tied States 10 adj lu'n their political difficult
ties and their personal halreds iuto the balls Of Con-
grtss therefore enter my protest soemnly against
any such STYLE Of eleot nee,iDg. Others may engige
il it. Ia The State of New York, II ia none of my bust
peis. / Lot called upon TO vote for Mr.. Douglas
Mr.. BIecbnrdge, and have nothing more 70 say
about i, except thst it is with them; but is our
ETY. le here in Mary land, of standing 10 oar principles
ard conducting vass and dong best 70 elect
our OVID cal didatsp. Great plause.l
What have said, gentlemen, covers the exposition
H.. b fttVr /
ths there s great cry about secot asn and great
scramble for the ant title Of National. 1 wsh
gentlemen, t1at there were National candidate for
the Presidency. | wish there were really National
party-Dot merely which hiss pintif lez thst VIII
suit tre y hole laDd, but one whose over extended
unbr, ken from North TO South, az the Wig patty
10 its d.ys Of glory. Applause. trust thai ere |
die, sbs again the lines of these divisions o5t
eroted. But wi en- people talk about tionalism I'd
one l6rty ucon another the impuatiOn of bang
sectional am free formy part 10 cay that they all
pc toDal 10 any proper scnse. Mr. Donglas-ls bc a
Ma ioT al candidate Heis, it would M the regular
n minee If The Dtmoratc gar y bat the Dem Icriic
party lie Dot the nation; for the regular Den craiic
party il as much whole party, ss a mao is whole
hen clOven by saber FROM head to hess. Where 10
hi 9Th In he North lie hes few support.
in the Sou b, il ia true. Mr.. Br.ckildge-is hs
National c9r ddz'e7 He he's great strength in the
Soub. Whether it will be ss powerful thers he
supposss remains to be Circumstances no in.
dicate tha somebody else will have say in political
msttsr tt IN tie Souh beside the Democrat hereafter;
bot hjssuepgh in the South. la tle North il ia the
sbruLk shank Of decripit old man. NJ, Lin oln's
It er gbt undoubtedly in the Norb; no hassnpporters
IN of the tofdr Slave Ststes Is not AIr. Bell
strength IN the South, al hugh he has supporters
spoI adic8l over the whole North
Gen,emsD, it ia the misery of our condition that
tam wherever may, fud that ibis Internal strife
has sllt everybody into thousand pieces. acd no
tell whers 10 fnd the piece tnat belopg, t.
him. lLsUgbter.l Nay, more, gentlemen, if 1 NAV
be allowed 10 quote words With found in ;rsd
2 ace from very eloquent gentleman (he Rev. SIR. |
oektoDl whom doubtless, many OF you have heard |