The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01


candidates choice between the typhus fever and
!ne nainox. Uaughier) He had pledged hin vste for
appear his vote wod elect hn. srS - voaid DO
.ns whenever he saw the democrats ooooeAotDG ther
s me hour Of death had arrived h p.sseed p
ZIG aluo"s ns kmdred lie had always stood a AuDsg1
can soil and hoped in God to die there II dc h. nus
GSs ior ,ns sake o. the living s willing 70 y so
this nsnratvc expression He repeated he presrred Az
rg smorg his friends and Kindred bearing In his
expiring moments his native pbroch. He voted for Mr.
Gimer .', -
NJ: MA,SAnD, Is: opp Of Tenn, would no. give his
they should organise possible Commence
their legislative dutes. While not endorsing Mr.. McClsr
Mr. ioonK Is opp Of Ky had ssid he would rot voae
for Dot glas democrat II had been remarked that Il
was better not 70 vow at oil than vow and not pcsosn,
and also that bad promise besr In the breach than
10 ine performance he in this conditoo; he did not
feel at liberty to revoke what he had heretoors sd ne
atty Was forced on him, and until that neceaaty sh0uld
arise be would vote for Mr. smith, Of North Carolina
duty he did not for nscesy Se
was right he trusted he had the high moral courage 10
political quesons he felt his duly 10 vote FOR him
He would not inquire whether HIS vote would elect him
Mr. o Ne s. con MY BE-
tween the candidates. and IN ORDER 70 defeat tho reput
CAPS he voted for Mr.. McClern.nd. 80.
alluded 70 Mr. Davis, Of Maryland, who voted for NJ
feST1ssDD q :. beng SiSsS S a.; 2 l4 n &C.,
he (Ar Smith), voting Mr. hcCaernsnd. mo esu-
sr. STEWART, (den.) Of Nd, in giving his views said
that he understood that Mr. Pennington In the Oou
vention that nominated Fremont
Mr.. ADEA,N, "a. l. Dom Of N. j., said that he was
Mr. Straw ART resumiDg) said he then understood from
the organ Of Mr. Pennington that the latter voted for Yfe
mont
Mr.: ApRAN disclamed being Mr. Pcunaston's organ
BE did not know how Mr.. Pennington voted.
Renewed cries Of "Call the roll'
.pa NJ sSs S M
and should not his (r. vances political friends reci
pIoeates southern stakeholder az. Davis. q Navy
republican parywhy could not they sacri6ce hen,
small thing as party prejudceY without equvoestan
straight along and straight out, he voted for Mr. xcss
M; wni..,yi (ds%( Of Del. Without why or where
Mr. AsBxoRE, (dem) Of C., said that at first hs d.
cncd 10 vote, his object being TO ascertain how csrsn
gentlemen would cast their vees He could vote vhout
eusains supports He made earnest appeal 70 III
friends rally under the democratic banner. they
been boasfny sai the other side that that flag train
in the DUST but is the republican Gag that trails there
endorser Of the Helper book, we have NOT broken bis
leg we DO not elect on this trial. the black republicans
Mr.. s1NMs, {dem Of KY, said the vote for Nr. Nc
Cernand vas for bis country, above all allegiance 10
pa,iy It was now in the pSws, Of the denoors.s 2 d.
Of The Southern Americans He had voted for candidates
Of the latter and was not mean and cowardy enough TO
Mr cR1wToap, (dem.1 Of Ca, was one Of .hoss who
had no, yet cast their vote He belonged 70 the most
the opinions Of every be had voted for and vossd
for NcCrnand on tie strength Of information be then
1R FORTY. THIRD RAuor FOR SHAKER.
The result was announced as follows
Whole number Of members present.. ..233
Mr. Pennin sion.er New Je sey, republican
Mr.. Mcciernand, of Illinois, democrat. q
The flowing is ihe vote in de.ai
kor NJ P.nmington, Of Neg Jersey-Aiessrs Adams Of
game, Bushan, Burroushs, BuiietSed, Campbell Carey,
Davis Of aIyiand, Dawes, Deiano Duen, Dunn, Edger
ton, Edwards Eliot y Farnswofth, Fenton, Ferry, Eos
Hail, Hsskn, Hemick, Hickman, Hoard, Humphrey
Hnchns Irvine, Junkin, Kellogg Of Michigan, Keoggo
LSo%s iov"oy MasOn HksSn Nc
Knight, McPherson, Noorhead, Morri Morse Sllward,
Morris Of resnsy vapia NSSn. on Palmer. Perry. Pet
ng, spinner Stanton, Stevens scranton, herm.n s.rai
s @Ss Van
Wade, wadron, Walton, wsshbun Of wisconsin. Wash
buIne Of Llirois, Wasbburn Of Maine, Wells, Wilson,
1sr ~. Necl'nsad q nliaei. -nsssrs Alien. AnSer
Te Be- coeS i Bcnham Boe1er Bouisny Brsncn, B;sss
Bistow, Burch, Burnett Horace +. Clark, Clark Of Ms
souI Clemens, Cobe, John Cochrane Cooper Cox C,age
Davis of IndiAna Davis Of Mississippi, Dejarnetse
DiDmck, Edmundson, English, Florence, Rsuke
kns Hindman, Holman, Houston, Howard, Hughes,
Jackson, jenkins, Jones, Kunke Lamar Iandrum Lar
eiuIa, Maynard Macay, McRse, Nilsson, Montgomery,
Morris Of illinois, Nelson Nblack, Noel, Pendeou Pay
pa Ras scses sss sssessn q sn
North Ca, olna, Smith Of Virginia. Stephenson Stewart Of
MARYLAND s'T1, Taylor Thomas nndsrwoSS yaAndis
son and Adams Of Ky Harris Of Nd Mallory and web
Im Mr.. AQuen, Of South Carolsna -Messrs. Bonham,
cloEton Curry, Miles, Moore Of Als, and % pus1: uu,
Nelson % O. eaasies ssi sioges ' snS Hsiion '''"An
For ~. railandieham, q OHIO ~ MI; H. Boyce
f NJ NJ n1af' cs, q Sss FsS s.ss.ia Sasrss.
For ~. Clemens, q ps,giasa Mr.; Gilmer. :,
E Mr. Mr. fsss Ssle Mooussn asssa OF
lsr ~ Smsa, No,tA careiina.. ya Moore, Of Ky
% r., NJ M rss;s. r q 1s Tessr aocsraaad ss1
| Mr.. wMstow moved 10 adjourn.
Mr. FloRnxon said they better adjourn, and reminded
the Of the fact that the Friday
consented to adjourn at their pressing request
The House by a large majority refused TO adjourn.
Mr.. sBsRxAN moved TO proceed TO another vote.
Mr. floKEscx moved 10 adjourn t day after TO morrow
were to prevent The election or Speaker ''''' '''
Mr.. BURNLrT moved 10 adjourn.
Mr. GARNATr asked TO be excused from voting
Mr.. FIoRES,E demanded the yeas and nays. ar
e ooI % nesrs ao1
the other ride ~ lsu
Mr.. GARsK1r replied, reminding Mr. Colfax that on
Friday Curtis and Stanton took the responsibility
Of adjournment those gentlemen then saying that the
republicans distracted and wanted time for consul
talon, which the democrats accorded.
Mr CoIIAx iejoined that on that occasion the House
was In favor Of adjournment, while 70 day large MAORI
~ was opposed TO II.
Mr. STANTON, (repl Of Ohio, said good could como
from this struggle. He Individual, wilhag 10
Tecipccste the courtesy extended by the democrats on
Friday, and would take the responsibility OF the delay Of
organization.
Another motion was here made to adjourn. .
Mr.. KELLOGG, (rep) OF III. (to the democrats)-n We
adjourn now will you consent 70 vote TO morrow without
debatef
The greatest possible confusion now existed Gentle.
men IN every direction, with hats in their hands,