The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20

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duc,ion sc made In the price Of The public prinung
The resolution was laid over
Adjourned till Monday.
House ~ Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1890.
THE srAIz or PARnrs
Ar. HSDxAN, (dcm.) Of Ark, said the people would
single those who responsible for organization
He was ready for the trial. The democratic party had
nothing 70 dread The republicans were responsible fol
this state of things. II they had put in nomination one
who had not recommended the circulation Of book coun
selling rapne nsurrecuon and bloodshed there would
have been no prolonged opposition 10 his election The
republicans were sectional party, which had s support
only in the Northern States, and sprang Of fostering
prejudices and malgniy, by which is kept alive He
70 show by recent occurrences the dcgce
blindness and fanatcsm which movc Northern men 70 look
abroad in quest Of imaginary evils While terrible wrongs
lie at their own DOORS and referred the proceedngu
OF the spnners Of the Pembsrton mills, In winch they
complain Of tyranny aud ssvcry than that Of the
African and of obsceniy on the part Of the Of
IN reply to Mr. Gooch that these were pub
hshed In the Nxw YoRx HxRAID Of February last.
Mr. Goo, (rep Of Mass saia as the letter prcsacius
the resolutions was dated FarmipsOn, New Hampshire
1t must have been written by dismissed operative
who had returned " New Hampshire aud thence wrote
Mr. HNDxAS said the proceedings took place in rebru.
last and the letter bears dats OF January 16
from former cmploye o! the corporation, Hiram G.
Cove.
Mr.. Cocoon replied, this was precisely as be thought
The letter was dated Farmington New Hampshire, from
who dismisse from the employ OF the corpo.
ration, and whose testimony under the circumstances,
was not entitled 70 crediolity anywhere HIS opinion
was, thN these spnners made from one dollar fifty to
two dollars per day, working ten hours.
Mr.. HrSDxS would not discuss tho question o! authen-
tcty. 1t seemed the gentleman disbeeved tho state
ment from one Of the white slaves Of Northern factory
but the testimony mad come from negro
from the South, would haze been amply sufficient for
him.
Mr.. GooH replied his opinions on slavery we're not
founded on the statements Of runaway slaves but rested
other bases
Mr.. HnDxAS hoped the gentleman would occupy no
more Of his time. that the republican party, la my
estimation, will by their PRACTICES lead 70 civil war, blood
shed, murder and raplne. This Ia shown by tho John
Brown invasion into Virginia and tao slaughter Of her
peaceable citizens The republican members may now
discam all sympathy with that Old traitor that they did
not furnish him With money, arms or favorable wishes
but tell them that Till they abandon their repubicansm
the people Of the South will spurn all their proestatons
and ell their disclaimers Had there been no republican
party there would have been invasion Of Harper q
Ferry Brown the tool OF repubicansm, doing lie
work. and now that work s done, the republican poti
cans cannot skuk from tho grave responsibilities they
have incurred. The country will hold them 70 the
sponsbiy aye, and gbbet them for " too as ehectnay
a. the hemp which s!rangled Old Brown and his con-
tederaies had already sranged these their nstgasors
(appause and dersve laughter from Seward himself
last made convert ana discple the member from Penn
eylvnDia cloud langhter) refer TO tho gentleman
o% S. an Sso ns: %
out Of which Browns raid spTang. and threatened upon
large scale the Of the Souththreateniog
subm,ssion to "hgssr law" B, sir, when thas invS
Is made, the price Of hemp VIII in the country
for the whole crop OF the South will be needed hang
the abolition soldiers. (Applause from the dcmocrauc
benches and derisive laughter from the republicans.
SS As % 60 ss" for We
thus procure enough 10 equip the whole population
the South. (Hisses from the gaieriesl The history
raid INTO Judea and The fate of the invaders eas
to that which betell tho host Of sennachcrib.
Like leaves q the forest when su,nc,er = green.
las le.ves q ,As fOrs.s TAsa .-olaa. - : oown,
That, ss, VIII bc the neviAbb fate u the invaders d
The Southern States. (Aepsass and dersve laughter
And sr IN the words Of ssn,s@.n Up sH'n sns noa. =.
S:sps g
graves" This republican pty the oee Who met ~ a
ths very hreabsa q th House on the er day Of tas
only obnoxious 70 this House account OF the
seoninable, records Of the party, but cSaoxioua
thereby adding insult to injury mat gentleman refers
The House the country 70 the records Of hs political
scs index Of his opinions upon tho questions Of the
DAY, and he hs willingness 70 be judged by
that test 10 not my purpose 70 enter into detailed
examination Of that ganssmAns (Mr shermAAsl various
vosss and his sentiments expressed upon tho floor
upon the question Of slavery, but such scrutiny would
Enthusiastically prove that The gentleman from Ohio stands
records il win be seen that he Opposes the
of slavery into the Territories Of the country the pro-
territories
s,ops lceisIston and ths he has declared that no
slave States shah be admitted into the Union At one
time the sentleman orands the Fugitive Slave act as
savage ana nhuman law again be stgmatzes slavery
an injury 70 the master and crime against the slave
and lua)y giving full SCOPE and vent TO his abolition
zeal he becomes he peculiar encourager and supporter
OF negro steaoe sod the ASSISTANT Of the
rarosd So unmistakeable has been the gentle man
antecedepts that he (Mr sherman) might nave
written the aImpepdipg Crisis himself and pubshet
to the world under his name without creating as.onsh
ment or inducing the least surprise in the mind OF any
man familiar with his record No wonder, then, the
ocniean ostinsv Refuses 10 disavow the seuto,e az
and doctrines OF the Helper book II he did dsavow OF
dsown Them he would repudiatc the very ph and m Ar
row ri b,s own Teaching HELPER and Sherman are ono
and te black M sntle OF repubicansn covers them both
That The incines thew enuncate and endorse will lead
to Violence To revouton to anarchy and bioodshed IL
shown not ony by he aboinabe tendency Of t De doc
t;n"s hut tho is shon cIarIv Uy the sentiments o
the s,ch sniIs of The dav hmseH might refer 70 hs
~ Sstor in the Senate chsmber on The
o. ~ sSsrch 1sssN,.nc,ssa vhich wonM ha SannT
~ ~. c,yss.n1sS n,assorrc os The b,sc renubl,car
Mb,s the iHsInsr hoar II vas said that srea. dea
- h Sr,.i cksr.tsr chsrcss .gsnst the HeIpsr boos
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