The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-31


ccnsn in which tho wrcr said he had ccnverse1 with
vNous o. bis constituents who ADVISED him vote
any South American 10 smoke cut the black rspubn-
| cries Of "Good.,.
The narao Of inc writer was called for BY Mr. Potter,
Mr.. LARRAmE said Il vss private letter Re would
allow his colleague the 4 the latter would call
rnE roRrrsrH BALLOT FOR srxAKxa
Ire result Of the vote was announced amid breathiess
| attention, ar Follows
Whole number Of votes. 2s4
| Necessary for = choice ce....................1 lis
xr. Pennington, Of New Jersey, republican, us
Mr. Smith OF North Carolina southern oppOs,,on ll3
Scattering ...,..,................ .
Mt. wiNsrow, dem OF NJ c., mo ed that the House
Mr. SHERMAN evidently no. having beard Mr. W!nslow
claimed his right 70 the floor rhs seeming 70 be ac
corded him, be made motion similar 70 that Of Mr.
FORTY FIRST BALLOT poI mEAKER.
The BoOss sRsin voted, with the following result
Whole Eumber ber.....t.............,...., .232
Necessary 20 o choice. ......Il7
Mr.. Pennington, OF New Jersey, republican IL
Mr. Smith, OF North Carolina Southern oppos svion IL
Mr.. Davis Of indiana AMI. iscomptoa De oaocrat 2
Mr. Allen, OF Ohio democrat. Observation-Disclosures.
Mr. Bocock, Of Virginia, democrat ...............
The aggregate vote .esscnea BIZ Messrs Pennington
and Smith, Of ". C., not voting
Mr.. WMslow moved the Houge adjourn.
Mr.. ClIxExs wanted 10 KNOW whether the democrats
side Intended resortng 10 paramentarv tactic 10 rre
vent an election
Mr. Housroy dem I of Ain sid not understand that
apy one on thai aide wsbes In do such thin~
Rn,xa rafresd ,dic,,rr ...,r.s 80
voted --N ~s-AA
WHEN thA mama NJ Mr. Rv.cs fdcn {, ofNy 7 wa.
c.,od hs eta he Rad hosn sfovS,, hst ~. vo,a cs
" psrn;nstor would srct h,s nec,ion tharaora hiIa
No, dss;ns 40 ;us is~ h'n.r 0 ,,h ~ ,ahis ,
hs cat 4, ~ ,bs, d'rsS,;n .msrss ON hs Tannpnc
sias smd hsss srn,a ,ha SA WV
sue n s anu Mssts ron tne gauerNs
" Rsrns NM os " Uos,do n nareona, ex,,.r,.
ton inc he would now volta for Mr. SMITH accdrins
:" hs ns,t risSos ~, ~ sr.nna.aa M 49,. 49, o,s
come when be could vote for Mr. peuninpton
ON the repubcan side He accused thoee who voted for
ontv ~ nfayna His noa,s,on hc had sts,os
ena T,a en- acted rrtW Er,.v marn;no ~ Tow o,c,oc
He had made IN advance to Mr. Adran on the Thursday
With him thew woujd present Mr. Peun;pston as cand
date for Sneaker and show To the repubans that nv
withdrn np sherman and casting their votes for Pan
ppeton thew could elect him. He never could cast hs
vote for Mr. Sherman FOR the reasons which had been
presented in the House in ,cn with the Hener pook
last Thursday as he had rcpeatelv said but Mr. Adran
not copcurring p the policy Of his suggeston be met with
his an friends IN cacus on Fridav and there
med to their action in unanimousy Mr.
smith OF North Carolina as their Candidate for spcsker
Powever the result on Friday took every one by sur
prise and showed although he did not anticipate Mr.
Smiths election that still had there not been troachery
and dupcy on the part of certain members from PENN
cr's chair iApplause on the Democratic SIDE
Mr: MORRIS irep Of Pa. Indignantly rose to interrupt
to order by the democrats who ia turn were called to
order by the republicans
sylyaniaps was most niamous
A VoICy-Do Won mean that IN n persona, sense9
Mr. BRINs replied that he did not but onv in an arpu
r,crtstvo md ptcI ,csi.n ssnsa A0t snhay ~ " su
NJ S,vr.Ss fra,, =, d. ~ r".o ~ 80 nno,,;o ,.
loudly cal lied Ia " ne
Mr. BRIGGS said in the couIsc Of his remarks that he
could e1cufe thoee democrats who sought TO justify
their petition in voting for Mr.. Smith by abusing
the American party, because II was necessary for
them to stand well at home with that portion
Scott had .the sweet German accent and tho rich Irish
brogue." he not nsensble TO the weghy RESPONSE
ATTN IN hts n al n
gaDzaon Of the House, and be would act sincerely
approaching all the circumstances involved and with
en,s He saia-If those Pennsylv lvana gentlemen had
red out their promises the friends Of Mr.. Smith would
have received their 'ad aud comfort" and could have
placed him in the chair He had stated in the caucus
be did there that woulI abide by his pledge of honor
vote for Mr. Smith long there reasonable
hope for bis election and that he should become eanc
mated Jrr m that p)ee pe bv the conycop that there wa