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

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Il ths vote ~ soregens conciuson He felt particular
ntsrsst whascver ~ 70 the record 30 lar - might asc.
hands q others, ana had his 70 say when he made up
70 % Ssvssn wssn ssS S
20: .hiss . now, Sa. he uns would when tSsy
% essivs, BE- nshs % ssy in nj rreadsrss hi Individuality 10
bis district were The whig the democratic and the
thinking usrry. and Il was rather the has
Tie int. seD. porson Of hs party in fennessse besve
Mr. Douglas 10 be consistent from local necessity grow
ing out q he ns made ss snsn ss n Ss Ss
repeal Of the Missouri compromise Mr. Douglas never
viii be found 10 mean nothing when the Charleston Con
ee eo So ns s,S srS ~ hs
nouir aiion viii be made on his birthday there win not
be found twenty democrats Who win noS swear that they
for Mr. n swS be- dS ncs .es sax On s pa Of s
democrats. they sweaA drops Of blood. (IanghAer.)
an artist had desired 70 have original subject he could
features of the Northern democrats were expressive
this fact.
Mr. NrsrAcx, (dem Of Ind, replied, he could with
traw his vote nom Mr. Smith he would not do IL. He
scouences
Gr CLARK, a. 1. dem) Of ". said, so did he (Iaugh
N. r,ur.,pcx rep,,ed that bs friend from New York
has been on probation of six weeks.
Mr.. ClARk.--I thought the gentleman alluded TO the
Northern democrsry
MIR. ETHnuDGs said he might refer to John Cochrane,
who suffered come IN voting Tor Mr. smith, 0aushterj
lend meant pothine unkind The Rentjemau had been
acting he part Of The rood Samaritan pouring oil into our
aspipe wounds -(auahaer)-Voupde received In behalf
or an ccmmon cSnntrv He rssnscaed o. msalv steel
the gentenaB hut every blow aimed The democracy
bad been wsrded OF. and stood manks IN lis colossal
stsepgth Iaushter) While he had ssen The prospect OF
coDE Defeat oreshadowed by As ffiend nom Tennes
see he had ~ bore more 6rmly inprd with the prin
cps which had upheld him thus lAF and he should fall
would Be with the greater pleasure that he should be
abie 10 wrap around him The mantle ot democracy
snce vhsn be cast his vote ior NJ Smith, and il his
friend from construed the expression Of his
oounienanOe into one Of distress, he would recommend
hat hs friend cast out the beam nom bis own eve before
he attempted 10 see the mote In the eye OF the
IAushtsr.)
lustI aed the truth Of the old saying that Whatever
man attempt 70 DO he does awkwardly, and that what
ever woman does she does il Rraoefuyn He thought
the gentleman illustrated another truth Il is SAID alc
tors though they seem severe are on in mercy sent
and as 10 the cenenaps course in lS<8 it might be
ADDED, in continuation, the stansaJN they stopped
the prodeais career, and caused him to repent"
QAuRhter(. Mr.. Elheridge said be was not
Claiming Justice and far dealing His heart was 10 Rene
rous mplby will those who In Illinois drew the sword
against executive power.
Mr. NoEI, (den) OF No., expressed the hope that his
friend rom Tennessee would not Try 70 gel up omcny
among the democrats. in
hevng that am trying 70 cre.iea storm. MY sympaahes
are Win MT O9uens anu o' course .ney arc WIN pr.
riampbsd when The battle .rainst executive power was
'ousn' Anu wol, 80 M .,o. .s, A. ,,o,.
Mr LSsaS, 100, !dsm @ oi M remarked 'na' Mr. Mocier
many - Ae e'ccted 70 ~, aNsIHy -,
Mr EnEnDcE replied that did not matter He was
ponh'si Trend Oh Dougns.
MT MT non. ssa S sSeS,pe W MnSn ss Mss hS. h neaaai
NJ ekNhI, tdem.) S ny caIeo MN 70 oioer.
"i. E'ashuh ie"a 1eu tus' ue wouia pot ~. salo
9ns rora out ior MT h, who nseIposea an oosca,n
ne .nougp' ,ne Amercsns ouen' W oecT great oc '"
A"Sssn ~ o. ~ @ .ns % Snri Ey A., a., ~ 80, =, ;.,, D.,
hnseh .ssns, seemed be an @ n:dous and
party hsa nS. been consulted s ss 70 % the name which the
na.sd aiasrsa. spssiaos was presented Esn.y demo
us y ss % ax .,. ~ ' So .n.:s =; ,ho rS, ~
Hne' 0ne Snu veo as ,n. iH '.eo -. -. s',o M "
& nsS % hr .s1 SIr ,s s',s %
S nss nu .nas ~ .n @ h ,hs s ,, ,,' s WIN
Georsa 1Hr. Hil9, and then another member Of the
. n1 ~, - ,s M uS h, ~ pO S 1;,,. on;a @ IN M
s se sS Ih ~ , ="
ana generous conduct An srtiSl anson was MADE sna
VIC p'esensa''on " a,ss nS nA % H. nsa.n,,a. ,asn
The object Was, by nominating Mr.. Mccernand, te
nm'e On nm au inc ooIscrvauvo y" ce mcns 70
any particular Presidential preferences ne would mo-
North Carolina whose political opinions differed from hh
own
Mr.. Mn,sox, dem Of Va, rose to second mos
cordsIv The noninatior oS Mr. McC1cYnand and IN cx
nress hs earnest and deem rcoret that there was moi
noye nnsp m;tv IN h,s snpport among embers of fbe
Honse who had hcra,oore onnoscd the candi
dst ana which events had given them some rich
| IN eyrect In ennnortirc M u.Caernand he vras no
conmtrc b;rs In everv roBt;cai doctrine the rente
man entertans H. was not voting in The line of notifies
There were No two thinos In the material or sprtna
world exactly alike There might be rcsembiances bu
never dentnv And II might "a confdentv he said M
| two minds are aiIe, The yentemsn who occunes ths
chair ia not the of the House but remain,
the Of his const,uents and makes no
render OF his unlcal opinons bv occupyng that posi
ton is oply as the organ of the House and i is only
ss srests, ,hs, - be % 70 resnors;be 81 10 ,ba JIonse
M V.II.vncuIM fdern ) of Ohm said he WAS West.
ern democrat and bad voted for NJ Smith for reasons
| which he stated on Friday. without embarrassnnen,