The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-04

OF virgnis Becher Bocock, Breckenridge Bridges Chas
tan Chrisman, Conquit, Cur tbs, Dawson Dean, Dent,
Goods, Hsmion Harlan, Of Ohio; Hastings Hndsioss,
Hbbsrd Hlyer, Houston pgersol, Jones, of New York
Jones Sf %lm Kitxe Ki,'rsdss Kur.z Lamb
Morrson Murray, ODDS. Packer, Perkins, of New Yorr
Perkins Of oHsana Phelps, Pratt Eobtns, Rowe, sey
mour. Shaw, Shower, ieton, Smith. Of Va Stanton of
Ky: Taylor Vansant, Walker, Warren wsstbrook, aud
For Mr. -Messrs caskie, churchwel. Cobb. Cum
nrg. Dowden, Eastman F.nton, Florence Gro-, Harris
HeIn Hughes n, ,cdonald, Nay, Mayall Philips Powell
Rufln, Smith, Of ran; Smith, Of Ala Stevens Of Mich
For Mr.. DHsn-hessrs. Allen, Of Illinois; Banks Bliss
Chamberlain, Clark, Davis, of Indiana; Dunh,m Edgar
Msre Macy MuhleDbeg Nichols Noble, Riddle, Ritchsy
sham stsnon Of Tennessee; stratton Straub Stuart
CT Ohio; Thurston, Trout, Vail, and Witte-31
Mr.. Boyd havrg received majority Of the yote was
declared the nominee of the caucus.
The ballot ng then proceeded for clerk as foows:-
For JOHN W. FoRNKY-Messrs Bayly of virgni.; Banks
Belche, Hss eck nridge, Brio gss, Chamberlain Chris
man Churchwel Cobb Curtis Davis of Indiana Davis,
Eastman, Eddy, Edgsrton, Elliott Elllson Engllsh,
Faut ner FntoD Florence Fuller Green Crow Hamilton
Hendricks, H-nn Hibbard, Hlyer Houston Hughes In.
gerso Jobnson Jones' If New York; Kitteredgs Kurtz
M%D. a%Di IatSs% si. Lindsay Ms;dSnsa s, MGDsag
horison Murray. Nichols Noble Oliver, Packer Phelps
Peei, ckhsm, Perkins o. New York; Perkins, Of Ioui
siana; Phillips, Pratt, Riddle, Ritchey, Robbins Rowe
Rubn Il snpon, Shower Smith, of Tenessee Smith, OF
Vrt nia: Stsnton Of Tennessee Stanton of Ksutucky
Sieven Straton Straub Taylor of New York. Thurston
Trout. VAIL vansant, Walker, Warren, Wells, Westbrook
and WIight-S2
Mr. McNsw, Il old door-keeper was renomnated and
Mr. johnson, for many years postmaster of the House,
also renominated The ca 1cus then adjourned sine
die
It s mpoH to night to say whether the democratic
members in the House will feel bound by the caucus but
we think they will and that Congress will organize
Monday.
essrs Cutting, Wheeler and other gentlemen express
their determination Of actiog ndep ndentIy
If Mr.. Orrs Sc euth Carolina colleagues and the other
Southern men who pledged his support had been
sent he would have been nominated with ease It is
understood that three four Of his South Carolina COL
leagues were 10 busy shopping in Baltimore to-day they
had not time to redeem their pledges. AsMODEUS
FROM THE REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE CAUCUS PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3-11 p. N.
Tho of the democratic bers Of the House
vened ag,eeaby to CALL in the hall of the House. soon
after O'Clock this evening" and the attendance was
tolerably full. Gessrs Disney, Orr, Richardson and
several Others, however, were absent.
The caucus organized by selecting Mr. Olds for chair
man. and Messrs Ingerso of Connecticut and Davis
Indians, secretaries.
The rules Of the House adopted the rules of the
meeting
Mr. Stanton of Tennessee Loersd series OF resolutions
affirming the principles Of the Baltimore PLATFORM in ia
vor of carrying out the inaugural against Interference in
State politics. including extract from jefferson on the
point &c.
These were ruled out, POINT Of order.
An appeal taken but the chair was sustained by
large majority.
They proceeded to ballot for candidate for speak
or, with the following result
FIRST BALLOT
10. o.d................ as Boccck...............
Dhney. 81 Total. llS
SECOND BALLOT.
oyd.....'.".'...... 60 ca Disney. 81
Linn b I'd, of KY, was declared nominated.
Colonel Forney was then nominated for clerk on the
first ballet r. II. Young being the only opposing can
didate
Mr. G'ossbrenner was chosen for sergean. at Arms,
without opposition
Mr. McKnew was nominated for door-keeper on thu
'econd ballot and Johnson for Postmaster without op
rcsition-beng the Old officers throughout.
The caucus adjourned at eight clock
DIM Err TO MIR. .MAY-ARRIvALs-NAyAL CHANGES.
WAsHiSGroS, Ds,. 3, 1883.
The citizens at meeting in the Git Hall this evening,
the Mayor presiding resolved to tent their former
townsman Hon. Henry May, of Baltimore puolis din
ner in honor Of his return to Congress.
The Globe con meDces its arranseS ent Monday
with two editions daily, at 4 P. NJ. and 10 A. NJ.
Senator's Han liu, Norris, Summer, Seward, Shields
Thompson OF ofKentucky Dodge Of Iowa, and large
Der OF Representatives arrived to day.
Juttices McIAne aid catron, and Martin Koszta have
also reached Washington
Lieut.. VIM l.. Blar ton has been dismissed from the
navy, by court martial.
Charles q. Baldwin is promoted to Lieutenant, VIM. T.
HoI kins 10 master, vice Baldwin promoted.
John Payne Of Tenn is appointed second Lieut. in tie
Marire Corps.