The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-30
Cur Warrington Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s 1855.
Ct~r~s Grsing sloply- The spoiLsSpsculaons on TIE
PSsatsns-7he Spoakvship- Compromise 0Irksaip
-Far Weather.
Tho combat thickens." The legislstng patriots Of
s Aessed republic are gathering, iowly 1t is true to
s scene Of action but whatever wanting in
made up In activity. The fAst H. $40 100000 10 mo-
Eve power Of the first class and 1t does not create an
excitement, what wiI9 "where the CARCASS is,n &c.
'Nas Frank" really is not going to vouchsafs to the
fsnhingy anxious people single peep at the literary
Dsdnstion with which he proposes TO ssopsh Congress
until IL is read in the hail. All right. is just possible
That the consequences win not b. very serious.
They say here that General Alphabet Nicholson Co.
Ing to light for the Senate printing ths session.
thereby revenge himself Bev Tucker for the unerci
l digs which the Organ has received at the hands the
&mixI for these two years past At the time tho
Organ IL playing its nook against them BOTH and
sSsanlous people do say that the negrophst bunker
and Quaker party, who take of sambos claims abso
lutey have an idea Of coming In ON the line
6r little Of The plumber in that way the nselves
The Speaker is Of the question Cobb seems
% BE- getting the q ID shoulder the democracy
the claims Of Richardson actively urged The nomi
nation Of this distinguished OF nin Dis on
ks compliment to the able subject Of f' \, and
graceful and appropriate reco2nt Ion of the obligation
the democracy in general and Southern democracy in
particular to the Northwest for her gallant conduct in
Tie last session. X could not fai' moreover to be very
acceptable to Douglas TO whom heavy Of gratitude
10 most inquest onably due Cobb il exceedingly obje
sonssle to the Stare rights party of the South who did
not hesitate in 1850 and to denounce hi
Sof treason to the SOUTH in entering into that Union
coalition which damned many others to everlasting In
Amy This party conceive that their support Of him
hitherto thy acquitted themselves Of all claim Nc
0osb have them the Of his democracy or
Ah alsnts and not disposed to continue their
the democratic pitch upon Rich ardso n they
ssD probably elect him. though Is unlikely that the
majority rule will have to be repealed for that purpose
let them do this and compromise with the south by
lestisg gentleman from that section csrk
ship. observe that the Richmond Enquirer and Ecsnl
ne, - we two other Virginia papers declare
In vOr Of Mr.. A. D. Banks for that Office Mr. B. Is the
sdItor OF the Suide Democrat published at Petersburg
Va, and would fill the Office with perfect satisfaction
Upon suoh plan this the must be adjusted
4 the democracy expect to make Q show.
Ihs Know Nothings and black republicans can do no.
thing except by coalition which woua forever defeat
The chAncss Of the former party TO nationality II the
Knew Not Kings unite with the democr acy and Sc
surs for themselves favor 10 the appointment Of
senDittees and In the House patron age they viii I'm
Susstsnahy make good bargain, and the west among
them sseU thus disposed
e 30 the wire pulfngs. Meanwhile we have splendid
weather, and every body Is enjoying In anticipation the
pleasures 81 what Neutrality-suspicious. think will be an un
aAuany gay season. VIAT0R