The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24
House Of Representatives.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1860
Mr. BARxspAIE, (dem) Of Mss, said the House pre-
ser is to the people Of the country which but
parallel in history The House has been
in session. and although ballot after ballot has been
Speaker has been elected, organization has
effected while the great interests Of the country
totally neglected. The democratic, South American
anti Lecompon parties all PROCESSING to stand in the
tude Of hosiy 10 the republicans should unite to defeat
the latter The democrats have manifested every dispo
siop 10 unite with the South Americans and anti Ieconp
tonites national basis, until their spirit Of Cancellation
has become exhausted The South Americans had pre-
scented Mr. Giraer, who could be acceptable
him (Barksdale). Mr. Glmer, If elected, must be sup
ported by some Of the republicans, and be would
the consideration Of that party He did doubt Mr.
Gilmers loyalty to the South but his political conduct
Rather than the nominee OF the republican party should be
eected-a man who had received vote from fifteen of
the states Of this Uniou-rather than hs atn
should be dshonored by the election Of Mr. Sherman he
sLe discord reign here forever lie proceeded 70 give
history Of the origin progress and present aspect Of
slavery question: which prevents the organization OF the
Mr. CoRws, (ep Of Ohio, was called out by remark
Of MI Barksdale BE said be knew Of republican who
would 60 far 70 say that II saveholdpg territory
should be acquired by treaty in the Of Iouis
ana ana provision be made therein that the people
transferred should be admitted into the Union with all
their rights OF property which they then heii-he knew
Of republican vho would say such treaty was not
tne supreme law OF the and and should not be carried
into effect
ROGER A. PRYOR. the filthy liar and Hbeller Of Virginia,
said nothing.
Mr. BARsspAIE-Is there republican who favors the
acquisition OF savehoding territory would like 70 ask
whether Mir. SheI nan Avore such measure?
M CrPTs (rep) o. Iowa, replied that At this time be
would be orposed 70 the acquisition Of siavehoing tor
rtory, because We had got great deal too much OF
The question. however, might arise whether we
should acquire portion Of Mexico Cuba but the ques
exist and may not for long period Of
time.
Mr. PRYOR, the filthy liar and nbeller OF Virginia, made
no remark.
Mr.. RsMspAiR-The gentleman from Iowa is moi a.
representative Of the republican party Qaugh,er)
Mr. CrRTr-l beg the gentle not 10 read out Of
the republican party. Daughter
Mr. PRYOR, the filthy har end belcr Of Virginia, said
NOT word
Mr. B.RKsnMT-Iet Mr.. 1oyejoy speak Let him be
put on the stand, or Mr. Dawes Mr.. Hutchns or Mr.
Gccch. will take Mr.. Tappan let him speak for the re-
publican party. Some say select Mr. Hickman but he
can't speak for any party Scared blstered as he
is, could not strike him The republicans DO not intend
20 vote for the acquisition of slave territory
They can elect you ito Mr. Corwin Speaker but they
fuse 10 do H. and you hostile enough 10 slavery In all
conscience Laughter) In the course Of his remarks
he sad he would resist the Inauguration of republican
President The South know what their rights und der
the constitution and are resolved at all hazards and 70