New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20
HOuSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. HINDMAN I'D. Dem, AIR. SAID the people
Hould single out those who Responsible Tor non
organization. file war ready for the trial. The Dem
oeTatc party had nothing TO dread. The kepnohcans
were responsible for this state OF things III they Did
pat ia nomination one who had not recommended Tue
circulation of a book cOunsehng rapDe, lnsuffeCtloi
and blOOdshcd there would have been no prolonged
opposition to bis election. The Republicans were II
sectional party which had it, support only IN the
Northern States and sprGDg out of fostering preJudces
and InaligIty by which il is kept alive lie proceed
ed to show by recent occurrences TIC degree ol Dq
ness and ianatcism which move Northern men % C1A
abroad in quest of imaginary evils, Wuie I7fnOie
WRONGS lie III their own doors and referred 10 Tue pro-
ceediI rs OF the spnners OF the PemocTtoh MILLS III
which they complain Of tyranny ana slavery worse
than that of the African, and OF obscety on inc pa
of lie oyerseer Of the corporation toward the female
oueratves He stated III reply TO Mr. Go0ch Iod 1ese
pr9cecdipgs were published in The n. y He'aid, OF
Mr. GOOCH, REP, Mass, said as the letter pre-
fagiu0 the resolutions was date d, FarminS0n, New
Hampshire, il must have been written oy some u,s
missed operative, who had returned to Ne @-haPSnre
and thence wrote TO The HefOid.
Mr. HINDMAN said the proceedings took PlaeeIn
February last aud the letter bears date OF January ~
and il from a former employ &c OF the CorporaIon' III
Mr.. GOOCH replied this was precisely as he
thought. The letter was dated Harrington, new
Hampshire, from a who was dismissed lIoh ,uo
empoy Of The corporation, and whose testimony "
Der The circumstances was not entitled 20 creaioIY
anywhere His opinion was tha these spinuerS made
from one dollar iity TO two dollars per day. working
Mr.. HINDMAN would not discuss the question OF
.nthe1iicity. Ii seemed the gentleman olsDelie9ed
lie fs,ensnt from one of the white slaves OF NOIth
,tn factory; but if the testimony had come from some
rorty,y negro from the Sodth It would nav; Oeen
srIIy Sufficient for BIN. 49,. -. ct,.,--
Mr. GOOCH replied that bis opinions on slavery
were not founded on the statements OF ran" way sNcs
but rested On another bass. - ND oc.,r,
MIR UINDMAN hoped the gentleman womb occupI
40 more of bis time lie said John brown wa d '"i
81 the Kepublcans and did their WORK, ana no hepnp
I;ea. could sknlk the responsibility. Iaoic oPnttot
xvould olhet them as oficctualiy as u tue bculP @
,tr.upl,d John Brown wee already arounu tnII
neclf ton the iTrepressibe cODHct do,trlhe Gown re-
the me- Der from Pennsylvania Mr.. HlcLmi-y. .a
The latter should march bis Northern men aSius' .'o
Sontb tie whole crop 0f hemp would 60 up, ava Llo
Iyice Of arms 90 down, for the SCUM wouu a.
rom them arms enough to equip the whole Peofle.
'Tbe Nor4berners would DC Welcomed WIN D"pnS
bsTd, 10 hos pitabe graves. The black mantle OF nc
,,niJicaniern covered both sherman and Helper. ~
yas an outrage and an insult 10 the Sonh 10 lhsisl On
NJ sherman tor Speaker. II tbe Republicans are |"
h.. 6eff ated IL must be BY Democrat. Inc Demo
crats elould tegsther their scattered forces meo, ~
ConOress and nominate caDddate rom ,hs~ C~H
number placing in his hands the standard o. lpe CDl
s,ifutio and the Union Talying under that nag nu
.,iyip hereafter one united ana unchanged VOC lot
him 10 the end Of the contest whether it eho Vii'
row or on the 4th of March, 1861. We nave h'puh-
tered long enough without prOiit,
HAr. BINGHAM (IleP., OiHOI calico Tor '"'o upon