New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-22
Pro.psc, ~ an Orsa1Izaties-C erlnitrse 81
CsnfereBee-ProreediDa Rs-ps ctins n in
the Isuse.

NAsUvGTc~ tn ,tsy. De- ~ so
Although the De- is dsA srd cioussd, -. hs
lsa poedng down on %, t6c-e - a. las, s,re.E
" blue IA n. poitlcs say, which prer SCI. ~issr-
Ing '~sy II me 'ous st.rm. itsss zen os-e -
mined N Cs0cDs that Conui-tes o. Confer.-"e
shsN be allowed - cCr'ev On < e sob. - o. s1 1'-
gtnizati1n. Tcis Conn tee wi me-. tbs e en-
lng. and & - u1s D. ~ doub.e f1st ~ sef =
resui. In tho election o. Seeker BET ~ BE ,e--
Tiattio1 % ne week. Aslgbt obscrgst'on q 20
S0uS- t1Is morning ~oud convince a1y ore tn5t
toe yrosDsc. q 1 tpeeI; JGttlaeni o. -- -
sting 1iH.rarcrs y hsiIed with uDiverss ssi'-
isciioo. Az COX cheerful. The members n D2iA
- ia s-7~ for ne rrst time, yat On r~if a'A1sy
isc~s Ia the expectation Eat hey my eat hiT 'fri'
diners with esay cc1scencss. 'ther couso1F7
upu ~ spect 81 pbtening !uU1s icr tneiT o7c-s
So iDsld go is6girs, hss ia iunusrco it7s ioeI
thn-o e current oi satIacton, Wondering, IKE =
sparkling r.vge. from q 70 sesi' Wiz 'r'S" 90
"a. x.eei"3 circumstslc8 viii d.sssft
IA the jDurnsi VISA rad, The aaf 80 ~st ..
once bfouFt. - ice notice q ihe HOute % Dr.. Jin
DINss wbs rose 10 put !. qae.'ipn.,p be cai-'glf'
h tSsf Il ibst 81 CAUCUS OF tne " Els Iy
Let Mig. o. proposition was mete % ~ Ir"n f'o2
yarty 10 caucus &c orgsr7s the Eo14e o. po'',aia
ont the Offices between tne tao - i@s
Mr.. EsEsUS r0a6 s1i "a .dst IS o. &c d. e7Iel
on- he would enpbs;cs'ly sns~e-. NJ rh7ro *aa
40 such proposition msde O. slsgasted. There YEA
notni0s ~hlcn occurred 10 give the se1tst lls.'-a
- se such sugso7on. 10 would sst3 irsrtIr ~
nd ts<Hu psce. Aiser some iriorvs, ocliog '...n
taef- wars .oUd cI,-s ~ cider, 81 on g. Hif.
bspnrN went on Scarcely rsd be or ned 81 rs.
vher there we're chss, Were ,asIo an com'noni'
cslons n writing
A1. hsHsuS resumed Thofs hs5 b,sn ooUna.ii.
ston Which would - read ne satnt mas met
wss Caucus of 'he Wis party isss night ~ Thich
p ass ylesaUt, when resolution vhi p'eo 'Y
= -iiuy q 3nmittee II SIX NhiFs mr. from ire
s,ates AMI bree from tee Slave -is'es o. coui@r
With similar Committee 10 Do syDoln'ed ~ re
L. O. &C e, Il they should Iipsce, q confer snf
DJrt the best mode Of Obainos speedy orFsnizs
lion Of the House ~ far snd equitable terms !e
could not spesk what took pece In IN Loco tcro
caucus on that point, some gentleman % the 9i"'i
ID % t0e House c.ud give inform s,ion
Nr 1iDD1NC9 desired 70 AK another 9u''ti.n "H'
H.. question 81 Slavery il iS5 Territories 80 b! lbe
I, pies braced IA those prOoeedlnsst
NJ AsHNUS-Ho nothing Of the kind
TIE resolutions adopted by ihe Whs. ln1 iu-s' n
t,so sepsrste OsrcuseS were th,u s-uI 10 ~ '-fh
aa5 esd ty him. from which q appears that. Joint IN
nteo consisting Of six Wriss and Dix Locos ws.sy-
pointed - confer ana report Gne best mode - OBJ
tsin'ns speedy Organization on fsiE and equitable
terms ~ G'0e - nishi 10 the Hell OF the House 81 ne
prosert.tives me following Is copy o. ils fosolp
tous
a,o.tsd Thai Re rreobor. u the WIZ psoy ps.ase
ID. members - The Democratic party he spponim7n
% GIounre or ala gentlemen % meet COMMITTEES OF
ne same lumber 90 .De psri o' ~ wing party 10 eou
su upon and report 10 their respective nee ings mode
o! 6.ffvs organization ~ the House Of Represec tr-a
npon -, uAd r pdnopias and ihsl hsssrs White Of
Corral Of La Brocs Of ny. Eiulo1 " ONO. S.su
pat Of fe WhRs signci 5AML NlNTON,
fAusstl Chairman Of Wig meeting.
Jams BROOKS Secretary
Ton. Chairman oi t1- csrc Csu-- u ne re- .t H9s
hsP-s,sat.rvss
R.so'red That tbs Chairman Of Ihis meeting hDponts4
memb- ~ the Democratic party 20 confer With ihe Com
miites appointed by mo Wig meeting sud ne
snit ~ Their conference eeiug o. the Democratic
party t. be Reid IL this hsl tomorrow nght Msstt
stanton Of Tenn, Thompson ~ Ps, Bsyly Of Va, Nc
C.efas1d Of H., Harris Of Ala Potter OF Onto
Signed j. THOMPSON
l+uest Chairman OF ,he OsE meet. q
Il ~ STANTCN. s-rieisry.
i4rio h.s been 4 violent dabste going ~ a. i'
.ao < 49,. on the resolution s. admit Rev fRs'
BALD NH on the Tor @ IT, senate VIZ .lr.
,cs,d g. ihs adoption ui re- rsso.et'uI t fi.
ground snst fs!hlf MATHEW ost espresso i.taf
hostile 10 nsUiltDas oi the South ard hst r"ve-
frscted Almost al the Senators took part ga tho
debe'e NJ SEWArD took Rrount IN oefers- ~
Fs'hsr MATHEW, and spoke With sweat torce NJ
hall thought Father MATHEW bad done gCesi mis-
cn.ri - tssirg gtound against human liberty Mr.
CLAY wee an favor OF doing homo. - Father MATHEW
az the Appetite ~ Temperance. NJ Cas- wss uod.I
alto IN his views, which were also In favor Of tn
luton. Hr regretted thai ths subject of Slavery
should have been introduced on his question There
would 10 enough Il th.s bcres,ier Mr. FoorE VS. as
usur' vrhsncl: and NJ. BUrLER was mach er,.e1
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