New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-15
The Meade anS puer Aa.Ir.
Correspondsnes at The Tribrne.
WARRINGTON Thursdev De- Il


WASHINGTON, Thurscey, Dec. H. AS49
The House continued ia session until sitter 5
O'Clock THE evening, and al, uraed Immediately
AFTER masing etfort AZ the &C lection OF S9ess
or. Mr.. WlsTRRop received tho highest pumbcr
Of votes from the Wings, AID Nj. Com from the
Locotocoa the Free Sellers dividing their votes De
sNsen AIR. WILaor and other members of their
cabs. The exhibition OF III blood and bad feeling
was greater than | am willing to describe
and ii 10 to be hoped ths; so-nishts consultation
on beth aides will restore sonesning line harmo.
nloas action on the morrow, sna present come res
son t. hope thai LIE country viii nSt mach ionsSr
BE- Aeps in sspeuse by continued refusal OF the IL
Aepr sseatstives Co ors Anise aud proceed 70 the
discharge Of the public easines, thai thew we're
elected TO attend to.
The difficulty between NesHs, DUR and MEADE.
to which auaded In my ss.s< this afternoon, i, /.
supposed i'll result in son',thing more serious
than hAs 0 ye. tsns2ired. Mr.. DuHK, learn,
has sonsalted friend whom he has selected. and
prepared tor tbs eoase' luences OF any emsrgen.
~ That n'S % iogcsd y pon him. The facts as
res'si sesN tis Afternoon were not strictly in
abe order ie which they occurred aud in Justice 10
both Psraes viii now act the matter straight
M oeAk "" Addressing the Hoase, urgrag
upon the Members the neesssity JaAs existes n,
terminating the struggle that had been w-ssing
Tor ten days, sy an organisation Of the Eo,,,a =,
once by comproaise betw cen the two n.-,,a.
a. siicsner eSorss had proved unsys,lin.r ~,
huspeesa he SAs interrupted by anc,he msmsef
and irGalred OF ~oo hs was wiling 70 vot, ,,r -
he responded by saying, Tor any ~sn,lem,n .,
ability and integrity, koo any rsc,lnn ol ~ =
Unsos. provided he was not 4 dc unioni., r..
inquiry Wa then made OHM. wh ,thsr thsre v,,.
any memeeS upon that AOor w o were smen.hl,
g. the impatst,on OF being as aniori,,s. He Pa
phed mat theSs was AID apo being called upon
to name them, pointed 70 Mr. MgAps OF Va re
marking at the same tiEas, :" 7'ASrr IS enc" Mr.
MgApr, apparently AsorU.g under gres, mensa
excitement, demaAsed OF Mr.. DUR whether b,
alluded to him, Mr.. u. ~ heas dssunioui.t an,
uoon being answered by Mr.. ID. that Ae lid. Nj
NxAox replied" Is q fslss.' Mr.. DuxR in IN In
slsnt ssioinsd, e" Hos ars der" ana az the sam.
time bo.n gesuemea sdvSsced towards each other
assuming rather hostile attitude. What follow
"a Get out IN my letter Ct this atsrnoon, and a
the whole affair sprung from so unprecedente,
degree Of excitement and agitation " hich pervs
ded all para Of the House, IL 10 70 bs hoped tbs
matters viii no, be carried TO extremes and ths
!, viii GRIP whore It'll
Mr.. looks a. OF &c. lowered himself sin nor,
in she estimation OF his ,arty friends to-day BY a.
Incorporate eaa exciting sectional speech, which
IL it was permitted 20 exs-cise any inhaeScs
whatever, would oaiy tend 10 pccrastinate ssil
longer an orsanir ..ioa Of the House. He avow
ed that be wss opposed 20 any organisation al al
unit, the South could receive such guarantees in re
gard TO the Slave question as was satisfactory 4
her. Bat this avowh carries with IL bot h'tl,
weight, a. the vast body Of the Southern Nam
sers have no such spprehsnsious ~ he expresses
nor,desire any sech guarantees a. he sets spas a
excuse for his faetio1s and disorgan'zipg coerss
toward the Administration and his pciitics
friends in tho House. ALPHA.
II Ramors of the Hudson bsips closed bslow
Aihsnv ia ma ~. A.