The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-08
EEws IRON WASHINGTON.
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PEI ~ len Tolerated ne ser inent. 20 nuen p S'n'ns,n
= n, ,,,, a mai .Aserv oivne institution iu the
oaara W his remarks be SAD shat soatrrhefs TAXED
asou, surnioG witches N Ss@ eispd ioIge'uog thAf
&C.,. ~. buf ~ y the STAKE AZ tos SoutD.
NJ, DAVIS Ia, ~ All Miss rose excit diy, and was un-
..,.io.d " "a, The asss' ton was false
NJ G.KrfEtt tdem Ct Ga maze the point OF order
vIt 10 number OF tns House hsa right 10 boei tho
poop. any section, and h-o deny an opportunity 70 m
el,senlSuges % reply He pronounced the assertion
q Nc Van wick false AID % oonded
NJ DAVIS, 81 Mss wanted IN know whether Mr.. Van
~ MAS disposed southern courag. BY golug out
o. he District ~ Coumnsar
NJ VAN gycx wa- 20, to be ,n'erered by biusssr
o. ina, kno. G,nteneo shouo recolhc. that for eight
e.ss hbel after ibe, sss cast 90 republicans here.
Mt nAyIs-We charged YOU trpthtuiy.
ench eNcIoms NJ Dow exeteo
Mr.. nscuAs, Qep) OF OHIO, earnestly demanded
siOruer y
IN, CHAIRMAN PR tim Nr wAs,BuRSE Of Illinois, re-
4,ssa g.rGpen not 10 vloat. the raies OF House
M VAN WICK sud that II southern gentlemen 40
Lst they ought 10 regard tho feelings OF others He
eose Northern courage ani said the
. .v,p noes Of oispDlon heard. The North
~ no, surrender their prncipes 70 Southern dctaon,
aod are Determined w. sustain I'll" Union
Mr. ErfyfAr, frer.) of Conn saif on assembling here
tb.re rsposoD the part OF he republican,. TO
v,ncw uppecs sssrly the slavery agitation rhey had
10 can't Mt to leave II for the present. aud we're DIR posed
- sourine b 0Sers 70 orrt OUT the abuses, cvrrup-
extravsgapces OF this administration but a, the
very commencement OF the sesa,on quit. ient
tor The 'urepress bic colict' still gong and
TIT vas hol o. be permitted b. ntiemon to
osase. II was charged that the republican
party was sectional, because they have
srs here the slave States, but they would
have the te OF time He wished 10 saow how
loaR Il wold be before the democratic party would be
stecisd he charge for IN the North their me'u
b. w,rv gro~iug beautifully ess as the pohcy OF the
parry becomes thoroughly developed He explained
sustained the republican patiom His party should
b. judged by that platform and not by the views OF
IA extreme @outn Cav DINA and Msstss poi The
pub cas The fathers Of the repub stood
aps ike them maintain Congress has the power, and
shood Cor tho exclusion Of slavery from the
TERRITORIES
M (rep OF III in an an'islavery speech, main
ts.n.d bat states have kept gooi faith with the
SoJ III VIII after have not been true 70 the sNorth
had been made OF ssion Ia e event OF the
c,ccrop Of republican President The North would &C
o ., ha, issue the Union could stand the election
~ such 0 thsn let Il slide.
nv Moon,EAp trrp) oil Pa, said the republican party
vii NEE, IN invention for the nomination OF Presi-
d, ntia candidate certainly install him II elected, and
nct pernn any OUTSIDE influence them from their
pofpose he did not believe the Union would be dis
solved whoever elected President He reviewed tho
policy or the government and in advocating the
protection of Amer industry, said this wouii tend
than rg else 10 strengthen the bonds Of The
eJnie eracy
ne committee az the only five members present can
De Gated SUCH rose
Adjourned