The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-08
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+ wasRrsarox, Dee 6. 1855.
/ The ulonetonous proceeiings of tho House of
Representatives render almost any variation re.
4 lief. and vet IL may ba that fastidiosi but
i do not relish jokes In the Senate much moro than
relish them IN the church Mr. Hale (who b eeno-
rally, but IN had taste, called Jack ifaie,'l was
somewhat fsretions to-day, upon gray" safee..
body was All xious to see the message OF the ires
i dent--a tocuinept that is 20 CONTAIN mo Opinions
aud OF tho Executive upon every
mnortant subiect of foreign and domestic policy.
NJ H.io IL more popular, because more witty,
/ ,han either Mr. Seward or Mr. Sumner; but ;fe
sacrifice of selfrespeetis fearful penalty 70 pay
for poptsrty. a,.aas Us
fpcrceiYe that The Legislature Of Virginia is on
Saturday next, TO re-eieet her u. States Senator
/ whose term viii soon expire and she Is fortunate
State, ii she can elect better MARYLAND viii
elect = successor to Dir. Pratt her Lee
gislature meets in January. The American order
| have majority of thirty on joint ballot in that
! State MIR. Pratt and Mr. Revcrdy johnson hay.
ing denounced that party arc of course out of the
question. Nr. Henry Winter Davis, now a repre-.
sentative in Congress from Baltimore. is understood
/ to be ainug nj it. What other member IL regard
ed rs ELL si5le do no. know. Outside of the order
! there men whose standing talents character
/ and sentiments, would suit. Among them may be
named hessrs. john p Kennedy aud VIM. Schley
/ o! Baltimore ?. II ~ :" - ts re
II the House this morning many well wishers Of
Mr. Campbell of Ohio, sired him 70 retire from
| the contest for the Speasership, while AT the
achme of his strength; but he did not, and mark
the result his friends forced to leave him, and
he loses the favorable opportunity Of retiring
| fully
1t was thought that Mr.. Fuller, of Pennsylvania
| would looin mp this morning, as he might have
done but for ruiuor that circulated about the hall
to the effect that he had pledged himself to the
"Squatter sovereignty" party to interpose no OBJ
i staeie TO the admission of Kansas a State
| whether with or without slavery. The withdraw al
of Humphrey Marshall seemed to indicate some
fling like this and tho Of two Missouri rep
resentatives gave still more ground for believing
II. The Free Soil vote was effeetually driven off ;
but the votes that have been given to Richardson
and Marshall. with the Pennsylvania Votes, would
elect him.
| Mr.. Campbelfs strength having been tested Mr.
i Banks turn will come tomorrow, (Friday,) as l
| think, but he viii not be elected. On Saturday 1
| presume, the hour and the man. will be deye'-
oped and insist upon it, the man will be one not
| yet mentioned Such am confident is the present
plan or programme of tie Republican aud Amer.
can managers.
There is some yirulent feeling between the
Campbell aud Banks parties, which never can be
so far subduea as 10 concentrate their votes upon
either.
After the election of Speaker, there will be
other exciting work to 10 before the organization
will be completed and il is not improbable that it
will be attended " ith quite much difficulty for
| there are many desirable Offices to be filed.
/ present tOstNiaStef OF the House q
OF good luck When he was first elected, eight
years ago, it was effected by the absence of Mr.
/ lohn ). Pendieton, OF Virginia, who, l think,
failed to be reelected TO Congress in consequence
Since then Mr.. Morgan johnson has sailed smooth
ly along with the Democratic majoritics up TO the
present moment, when. 10! ii is found that he was
asains the Nebraska Kansas bill the repeal OF the
Missouri compromise:lsw, and all that. The Demo
Gratis pardon this in him and have reason TO believe
that Greeley, Tho here, and all his party regard
this act OF faith Of sufficient virtue to meet re-
election Well done, old Virginia. A. Is. G.
TROY USlvERsITT-An official anro1neemen,
has been made that the $500 900 for the endowmer,
OF the new college StTrov, n Y, has been secur-
ed At 4 meeting OF the board of trustees held on
| the 22i of November, the Rev. John McClintock
!, | u. d., was unanimously elected president or
, chancellor OF the University. DIR MeCintock is
al prosent The eliter OF the Methodist Quarterly
REVIEW. ..~...
WV FLOYD GARHIsos on SOUTHERN sfe-.--
This notorious abolitonis in his letter to the Ros
ton COMMITTEE refusing TO lecture or slavery because
| Southern nen were nv.cd, sayp:
- II understand vour Invitation, was also sent IN
the swless rrfian te icate- OF the Missox ri an.
sas bandits, David II. Atchison-that de speratc
deinagosue and Iscariot trailer TO liberty Stephen
AInole i'ouSias' on iiinols-that blackgus,rd aud
shameless bully. Henry a. Wise-snd TINT mon
sier IL human form. James Nj Mason, OF Virginia
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Tie water cure establishment at Berlin Ohio
was destroyed by FIRE Sunday
Dr.. Chss Taylor formerly missionary t., China
,!ss besn appointed Professor in the Spartins5urg
| y. c., Femsle College.
The first newspaper in Russia was issued IN Isc5
b. Peter the Great -
! lac Gunard steamers will resume Their. trips
next month The first steamer will leave Jersey
lily on the 18th of January -
There were lQ,ni3 barrels Of Hour inspected a,
| ~ Louis during the month Of Norcmber.
! breln-n ship, which arrived at Charlie ,ton s.
T., last week brought 1877 Germans to settle in the
town of Wahalla s. t.
TIC Hon Edward Everett has not become co.,-
| neeied ehtoFiaily with tho North American Re-
view. -
lion H. MarHial. "a speech at Louisville. KY,
announced himself IN fg, or OF mr. Fillmore Tor the
| Presidency.
Rev Jacob Baser, minister of the Dunkard
petanAson. died in Hampshire CO., Va, Few tays
ihe wiis OF Gov. Wright, Of Indiana, died few
day since in kcn+ucky -.-....
DRY GOODS CLIO THING, &c.