The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-27


out be- had tse pcw.r So "a sho~ ia INV ssun,
non direct s.a pseses % s Ss..os ., that soa'''Oa
Nr wnS0x-The sepxsor " MT very clear and dsuocs,
aud 90 not think be answers tbe q'ewsn Nos, AR,
have shown aud the history Of tos country an mt
The men who coaDtry eU,ertss.sa the
tmeD,s we enertsn and which The Srnst,r entertained
chsnRed The democratic party chang becaoss
We have not changed, snd eli nst h'iow ta~ss as
lights, but stand BY be demcrscy os our 'sss,s Wy
eectpg PRESIDENT s threste0ed tas Ua'on
will b. dissolved the Senator ternws OFT ths "ea
arc his section of The county vii ssoss tao
Mr. fnS-I want the gentleman 70 ut my poeio0u pre-
ciey a. s,sed It, 40 pot say that IuasaaA woa,i
tny dlsroiuon Of The Union apou TINS srcusa sssa
that when you forced the Souh out Of us ce17f9gy,
ksv,ne Us OF the North in Nosthasn' cons>dsayy ~
would still lees Dy connection ssh
H. The q nstor thought d1 not aus~sr aeunssey ns
question wherein he vLIaed the co0sttnt,pn OF che
UDiee sssus, asked N point Ia SPECIFIC ar
Would be execute, he bad II u bw power 10 prsvsut .
execution the Fugitive Slave awY Uoes he dssm tns
ysseDt laws Of Massachusetts, annuug that law oonsttu
uoialY
Mr.. wnsoS-The Senator charged me wi,6 rspested
violations of the consultation OF United States, aud
when called upon " specify the violation no does
M Dir. Wilson then concluded his speech.
Mr. DAVIS rvphed TO the speech oi Mr. Wilson. and rs
marked that yesterday there any tniog nus ian
eusge manner which 10 reflect personally upon
that SeL ator, pos II h,ms,lt
say once Tor all, that be Old not ioend 10 or dscur
t<sy 10 gentleman, unless he manifested eucn
manner 10 render wholly upmistakahe. 10
70 the dissolution o the Unioo, upon the eectoo OF
publican PLATFORM be said Tar he knew the feaDR
ut Southern their solemn that thelr
self respect, their safety, their i0yx ally the
ooy eI rsm 70 take thai ast step wAsns YER rssess =
that alternative. Il because they burn fs0c
and were the representatives of soveresn Ssiss, thAs
thsy took the position thAS they would es any
administer this ,hey could prevent n he
assumed the reins for the purpose of destroying tn,
sutui,on and uamphng on the rights N the Stsses
In the course Of the oebs.e Mr. FEsrsDEs, trep) q
Me-, inquired the Senator M,sssippi would con-
siocr the election ot President by the people, on rc
publican platform, y sufficient dssouSooY
Nr. DAvB repnco THAI he had platform,
could not te but II, f instan tue hoaorsoe ~n..or
who now prehided over the Senae (Mr F0ot Of VI
should be eected he would c0nsosr cause he
considered him SOUND, oolserv alive man, who would
OATH Ac asked. Daniel Webster nving " day ,
would he now oocup. seat IN the Senate Of the Unsd
from The charge Of abohon,sm proceeded 70 SHOW
that there was not only negro slavery bot ~hs slavery
hsssscnSssus 81. IN s early days and .n.s Msssaenass
| in these States He also defended re Soa.h from the
charge Of aggression and declared that there
to Deprive the people Of the right OF petition nut ooly
exclude the asking of Congress- do tney
had not the constitutional power 70 do In reference
negro rsce doomed oy The Creator 70 occupy me po
TOO of slave. Wherever they existed they bore tao
| badge OF ssrvitude. II was BECAUSE the slaves had
passed through the school OF slavery that hs
colonization Liberia had succseded but marked the
gradual decay Of tboee who mao been sent 70 oera tat
L
1 into poverty would be found recent reports.
Mr.. WI0yAlL, (dem) of r-xas, defenaed Texas from
the charge having reserved ten mions Of dollars for
territory which sbe bad He reviewed the hp
tory O the matter and ccntenced that the claim ot xas
TO all territory east and north Of the Mo Grande clear
1 and indkputab}e
] The Senate then adjourned till Monday.
House OF Representatives.
WAsaiSsros Jan %, 1860.
srxAKxRsIuP.
call of the House, with the view Of aiordiug the
abssntees time to arrive preliminary N voting for
| Speaker
The proceedings connected with this subject occupied
| nearly an hour.
Mr. WIysLow, (tcm Of ~ C., In order further To pro-
the attendance of the ahsentses moved ijourn
This Was determined In the negatve--yeas 80; nays
| $50
Mr. wslow moved that the House proceed TO vote for
Speaker Mira
Mr. HlcKMAy, a. DEM Of Pa said he into tho
Hall this morning TO resist vote to-day bat, having
learned that there general understanding yesterday
weeks, unless Speaker elected, he not
oposed 70 break through the arrangement Though he
would copceGe he b0unu by it. He would with.
bold bis vote until he found there reason 70
change bis deter mnatop He would not cugags IN this
ridiculous farce and worse When his vote could be Of
any service X should be bad.
Mr. CRAIcE (dem u G, said the gentleman rnistook.
he h Cra'ge) hat entered into no such arrangement
The Honse proceeded TO vote.
When the name OF Mr.. HAsnLroS (dem.) Of Texas,
reached the gentleman referred to the tact that
Of his fr nds had without cous with him. out his
| name in nomination for SPEAKER II dooe, doubt
lees 10 the hope that the elements woald
rally around h,n TO defeat the common political enemy
He came here with expectation desire 70 preside
this deberative body old he consider himself
competent Tor 80 responsible duty Being satisfied
The Of his could 90 good, he begged leave
withdraw IT, tbankipq HIS fends their favorable re-
| gard. he wanted to say one thing He did deal in
harsh language. Much had been sasd about secession
! He woula not give his views the merits Of that
question, bot would content himself with the remark,
namely whatever sentiments may exist on the other sile
ss 10 maintaining the Union at all hazards, be believed
dsunion this Gay upon US. might be in the power
Of the conservative elements 70 avert IT, bat could not
| the people Of Texas were as devoted 70 the
Union any other citizens They bad manifested their de-
% nationality sDs. thus same Sg Ssop
and State resolved that better that toe
wheels Of government should be arrested 70 day, and
that there be organization rather than Mr. sherman
be placed In the Speakers chair rhe Legislature OF
Texas had appropriated twenty thousand dollars TO pay
STATE view Of a st further struggle this subject
THR THIRTY FFTH BALLOT FOR SPEAKER
The roll call having been competed, the result was
Whole number Of votes. es......................22e .22e
Necessary TO q choice ce..;.............-...".. LIS
Mr. Bocock, Of Virginia, democrat. IS
Mr. Smith, Of North Carolina Southern opposition 81
Mr.. Davis Of lndiana, anti Lecompton democrat
Ar NcCerDand, OF Illinois, democrat ............
The remainder divided among eight others.
Nr. WNsLOw moved that the House again vote, and de-
manded the previous question.
Mr.. NCPHxssoS (rep Of Pa desired 10 make per.
sop explanation, but Mr. Eheridges proposition Of yes
terdsy received binding disposed TO acqui
esca and postpone his remarks till another tme.
Mr.. CLARK (dem) Of Mo, hoped that all s,das would
conform to the understanding, At least for q Tine
Cries from the republican side Of "Cal the roll"
Mr.. rLoREScx, (dcm OF Pa presumed there would be
objection 70 his colleague (Mr. Mcpherson) making
personal explanation il were within the purvisw Of the
understanding.
Cries for Q vote on the republican ride
Mr. Houston, (dem Of Ala, did not consider that he
bound by Mr. Eheridgcs suggestion, and he
disposed 10 speak be would consider that he by
doing 10, violating any understanding.