New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28

tfssse, takpp esrnesiy it was said TO some OF their
bisnds who bas 90 yet voted for Smith. A.,
Mr.. vALLANDIG4AN added to the interest OF tbe
occasion BY ssying that the time when bic vote would
elect Estior al man Speaker over Mr. Sherman hav-
ig arrived, he woulo now vote for Or. Sfnitb.
Dir. COX tDem. Ohio said, whef wr. Smith $
name wis pretenied he made inquiry, and earned that
le wa. an Ole-Line Wig. HIS lCox'sl cell,agac
| uendleoi) had jus been in conversation with 1f.
Smith, 81 reported that Mr. Smith was not only not
kbow-No hing, but that he opposed to the order
and its primo pies; that he had been, and was
not row, member Of the Know-Nothing ORDER
| but had denounced it. II this be true, and l say
il is, az look Mr.. Smith, who is now present, in
| the eye when assert il, there can be no diff.
Guilty IN my giving him my vote in this emer-
eehcy q The Republic and to defeat the Republicans.
\ An Old Line Wbg, who il not In any way connected
with that Offensive order. who stands on the
| Compromise of 1850, and who / understood,
| elected Cver gentleman who favored the Slave
| code, can vote for; but would not 90 out Of my
party TO vote if i was not assured II would produce
organization. said never would vote for Repub-
| lcan or Know Nothing: never Will. do not
now. vote for an Old-Line Wing, and such men
voted to send ms here. | am tue more satisfied with
my vote, as since this ball OF the gentleman on the
other side members from Pennsylvania have deserted
Mr. Smith alter voting for him. have given as
reason that be was not an American. Tnis confirms
Mr. Smiths own stat. meni to Mr.. Pendeten, aud my
own faitmtnt in his presence.
While Dir. COX was speaking, many Democrats
were s on side Of the range Of seats and the Repub
lieans were earnestly engaged in private conversation
Mr.. NIXON lRep., n. j.. here changed fron Smith
to Penni1 g'on.
Mr. DUNN rep, Ind.) called him to order, saying
he vas purpoeey della, ing the asioa Of the houst In
order that ttnderfooted Democrats might be minpu-
lated.
EIclama,ions from the Republican side, "Tha.s
co." "Thais H." and faint voice. " Hin him again."
Mr. KEITT briefly reviswed The course Of the re-
treating Penbsy lvanlans Who he remarked, had said
they were on the protective policy and not on inc
Anii-Slayery sentiment. He (Keiln Was an out
and-out free trader but did not stick on that issue;
nor should the little question Of protection be brought
to decide against who wsuld maintain the Con-
strut On.
MIR. RUsK Dem, Ark, amid the prevalent confu-
on, called the attention of the country 10 what ne
col sceed the alaehood and fraud of those who had
voted for Smith and then sbandone d him.
Mr.. SMITH Dem. VAL SAID something more upon
tie subject and remarked that Mr.. Smith had been
elected but these gentlemen had unelec ed him. He
stoke enid frequent interruptions from the RePaol-
c,rs, who considered his speech out of order.
Or ca from the Republicans: "Announce the vote"
Mr. VALLANDIGHAM said that when he had
voted for MIR. Smith bis vote would have elected him.
Since that by fraudulent change Of vote that vote
hao beeD altered But he took the responsibility, and
wantt bis vote to stand.
II vote was announced -
Whole ISsI NJ. s%s
III c following is the vote in oetail:
shs sso ssssn 4 sa Bs byo Ass
Burirggu BuInham Burroughs Batterield Campbell
Dawes, Desno. Duel Dunn Ea.sItSn Edwards. Elliott. Fly
Es s hsssn acs1.
iMiGI) Kellogg, IN kea,On, kilnss, Leach iMics;j
mcfhslson Mecrbsad Morrill, Morse DIN Palmer Pennias
~, Ferry Petit PO.r pOgls Nice RS sDD s
yens Stswst pal TspPsn yhsyeT Ihea Ma IS%Pha
Waite i1 ssSsuns W & WssISans S
Wells Wilson, WINDOW. Woodruff.
son q Anderson KENTUCKY Ash@Ole Avery BsIs:
dale B, Barrett BocOck Bonhsm bo,ele5 Boaisny Boycs
CaE, Claii Of Missouri Clements c pon, Cobb John cOch
n.:.S oG'E SSa e eGa.s s. 6y
M b1ss's b%ms 5.i EGssR E'hsa ,SSs
nsn Harris, tdj Hson Hawkins HILL hindman, Houston,
ss.on k Sss.' Love- u.
Ms Ms:G ohiS, MaP a MsysSS5d M MsS1.%d
aosTe Ky Moor. Hs Morris n ss.on, Siblsoi, SS..
RendsSn fsysSn Rbp SCOTT p0 s 5Is singleton smith &
nson, Stewart md Stokes. Stout, Taylor Thomas,
Uba. rwood valsndigham Vance, Webster, Whtoey Win
roy Hp CorsSin-Mes.rs Sherman Morris (Ps) Scranton,
For Mr.. BOcOek-Mr Holman
For Mr Clark ~ YJ-Mr. Adrian.
For Mr. Dasi. Ind GMr. Allen:
10, M, IOpa,e-hr. Davis lIndl.
Fer Mr.. Yonee-sr. smitt MI
Ioy Dir. PenningtoH-ssr Nixon
Mr.. WlNSLOW Immediately moved to proceed to
another vote
r.. Fsf
adjourn it be till Monday. Decided in the affirmative
by majority the Democrats generally voting In the
negative.
a motion was then made to adjourn.
Mr. DAVIS lMiss.) demanded the Yeas and Nays.
Mr. CURTIS raid the Republican ranks were little
c, infused at this time. They were determined to ad-
iourn. Ii WAS now late, nearly 6o'cock. They were
not going TO permit another vote. They wanted 10
consult in view of their present condition.
Mr. STAUNTON said the Republicans had no desire
10 DELAY vote be- yond Monday nom.
Mr.. CLEMENS wanted to say single word. He
wanted to make single appeal. Hewss not prepared
10 costnue here.
Mr. DAVIS refused TO withdraw his demand for the
Yeas and Nays.
Mr.. CLEMENS, amid frequent Interruptions, said
he had renamed here till he was ply sically disabled,
and be would stay in the Hall no longer.
Cries from the Democratic side, "Order;" " Take
your seat"
Mr.. REGAIN called upon the Sergeant-at-Arms TO
COMPEL Mr.. Clemens to take his seat
Mr. CLEMENS, who is still suffering from bodily
wounds asked his party friends TO HIM from fur
ther phys cal endurance. Finally, the appeal was sue
ceKsiul, aud evident that another vote Tor
Speaker could not then be aken the House adjourned