The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-05

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b.. X .y dss nS e sss ad ssooa o. g. uo
sis consssred and hat Wa deppseas y ssmo, 10 4 Il
snce % ,s 70 party rivalry or por'on s'g W e
There two tho adoption % th,s rc.oss
top-the first that anxious TO rh,w the p
pio of the whos Unionti~t had moroiy eltsh IN
,efes's Ia view, snd tho second tha. notorius an
uerPetse Poiiician a. arrgsnt os he unpfpcpl-i
was exeriiDg Limfelf stimulating HE parizans
pre.s the country with tho idea that yoarseH ant
souttern frenos were opposed 70 o ier thsn Sou
and sectional scheme and hosile 10 the Unioa
mat ne who had Tor ye~ Denounced and every pro
son who bad the viii and the pc xer 70 the
w.nk slludc of course, 10 Mr.. Bonton
Inc meeting ala, provided for tbs call 81 great
uonal cnstntion To be nbled this city the 18th
OF October following You viii this reaches you
received the invita- ion Of the authorized oommee
and feeling deep interest In character as pubc
msn, and grateful appreciation OF the confidence you
gent ency request to the invitation Of the committee
ana 70 assure you hat have many roted leads
the upper valley q the Mississippi who anxious 70
respectfully, your friend, JNo. LOuGIB0 .ouGH.
Hon. J. 9. CALHOUN.
FoRr Hru Sept 90. lsla.
Ny DEAR SR-The that takes this win also take an
answer TO the letter Of the committee.
sincerely regret that could not accept your invita-
uoh. Hgreti - because attach great Importance to
The object OF the eting tecAnse vefy de-irus
Wilt ~ Louis ard the Upper Mississippi becsuse feel
express 80 strong des,re that should attend con
y,l'on and because approve Of the spirit and view,
whirh govern Them In reference 70 this great wotk
They are, eei osnddent, taking the most eectual way
10 s,ccmrlish the work.
far there will not be largo attendan 70 from this
state or this portion OF the Union not am sure fsom
inoer but public attention has not BE-,
drawn to II ns Il had beef TO The Memphis aonven IN
lhcie Will, thrk, be pretty fun attendance thste
and hope some of your most dtinguii he'd citizen. wi
attend; they nigh, 90 much TO harm ,oze tie two move
men's ther, by contribu greatly towards tho ac
comri hment OF the object intended Accept ,s.urance
Of my lively inter.s Ia your welfare AMI grata In
seeing your abilities % ~orhily e@Poyed with great
respect, yours truly J. 9. CALHOUN.
j. lotGHDoRouGn, Esq
CORRESPONDENCE OF OTHER JOURNALS.
tCoriespondencs ol thu Richmond D,spatcal
wAsmsGros, Nov 2e-i0P ~
The Contested Seat Of He D.lgdLs from insds-yme-
n'ng Ato,a The Merits Of The Cam,e-7ae Beyinn,ag Of
F'ee So,f Organizations ~ Washington Our Goocn-
mint and Mr.. Ctdnipon
What Will be the Issue II he contest DO ween Messrs
Hce and whitfield, Is question often discus ed IL
will not be who has receive the a,ger numher Of votes
but who was voted for ths cay sppot.d Dy law was
1t competent and legally on,it.ted legislative body
that enacted that awf ana had II legal executive sanc
dcnf without the latter only, who caused the omission
Or mpossiblity OF such sanction, and such person
take advantage Of his sctS
recent speech delivered at Leavenworth, by Cover
por Shannon, ents tbi, very frobly In the
lght inosi adverse to Mr. eeler aaws the ar
pument Of Governor Shannon; but unfurtunAey for dr.
qttsc@Dce IN his 'encency OF things picr TO their
icting with ais interests thorough on.
the TO permit o. his ignoring soy q the Of ta-
apparently dominant party In Kansas. IIs supp
near hi, Loa1s in fcns.yiy.n procisa,sd ha.sf IN
iavor Of sqaAter sovereignty and declared that ei
though cppe'ed e slavery, 4 majority Of the people
a Kansas were to declare for H. ho would xclnescs.
.rsigh'-"u, republican more To- midabe because
more copsistcnt ccsrctor than Mr.. Keeer Will prove
10 the Han Representative And yet the o,her pany
must bo heard bes,fe We decide.
1her. have been minor ,f all partien to-day
snd this evening aud there ace m reports 4 thsis
are not important, bstss bat .hs voss ssos nunbss
IA a. a.. -, Nay a mi. ci.v oom.,..a
Of dozen ipaividosis at mo~t have large we'll
furlphtd room prepared for The ecep ion II their
ber o Congress and other friends 10 which they s
conduc eli they arrive The other parties have their
places u cnnvoca inn OF but this The beginning
OF e roll or anti slavery orgAni1s lions and ss.sabagss
Nj kichardson of Illinois, Is the heir apps rent the
democratic vote tor Speaker. Mr.. Mace of Incisns
sbilom demoor at but nov Amerca AN and ant
VIII te supported by his state in the preliminary meet
irgs At lesst Mr.. Cullen, Of 1~nnessce wing antNe-
h atla bDd American may be elected Clerk. 1o.eay the
Indications point that way
The ty Telegraph from This city IN the 2sth
nst 10 the p.pers u New York esiug what had
ielsuce 10 MIR. Champion and Its un,afactory chaac
ter am sorry 10 lean, are true; bu' We should all
deeply regret their betfss al I'm hi. city Too dear prics
Is amemes paid for the favor ~ popular v-paper.
The British government de i'es very much I, retain
Mr Champion here and 20 d. The people II h dstr ct
uut II seems now bat without very ample plaIa lon
and apology regard the enlistment business he
cepsr,. 1h., however, will occasion nei her nor
nssling between the two governments. That point l.
clearly UNDERSTOOD The precedeuts II Mr. Bui. ser
Ia spain and Mr.. Poussn in this county fresh upon
the minds of all
[C5rrespondence Of tie south Side De,nosratl
wAsHisoTos Dec l. 1855.
Position n ne National bemoyacy--Te caaca, and ne
Adion NJ Representatives. thereon
Ar he Telegraph Will ooubtler infUm ypn OF the result
of the den to lie held er. IL need
preston, how,ver that the minds q the natl nal demo
cIncy are lxtd and fixed in thi, Tney will come
,ofehe, la monion-ly pos-ibe-they ~iil deIibe
rate ard decoewhat that decision may b. depends pom
circumstances which not even tho members o. the
Gus tbemselses now oreten with eetainy but the
candidates for Speaker aud Clerk when put ia
mDstion, will be adhered 10 throughput This sppesrs
to be the sentiment aod permit Tn rmsrk II IL the
aene &C, after having 20 Long stood oroudiy inasrsna
ept nj t. bow the knee " Bssnow ~oud sell
,hs n,hsn, ts pre- more P.l t1.n 'hs mes. % o.
lore he blessipg
have no fears that such will be their course rhave
no iears II fuson caaiiu bargain corruption es
iA4Qp'crupulous schemers of other enaues trade
never 20 mu,h tue representative ., the national
dehfetrsey Of this Union not Ia the market
[Cone-pondenec Of the Pal inore Sun.l
wasESoros, DEC 2 1885.
The Pces,denpS M.ssdq.
The message Is in type, aud will found % dwell At
fone lcrg'h upon our foreiga relations Those with
Great BIiiGD far FROM being OF hostile cbarletet
Whatever disuf bsnce has been o. lae excited grew ou
q The bIunderDg the mrapp ehenson ~ ths British
government and sgen-s The quest . Of ,he sound
cuer f. treated and accompa ying The messsgc sevs
o. on tbe tu fJect. ~ oi IN.
dues proposed by Denmark wiii be rejected - Eng
lsnd, France and Prussis ~ well a. by the United
states Russia has no, ye, indicated the
subject
(Corrc poneence of the North Anercan.l
wAsmsoros Dee. 2, 1856.
tn, Donish Sorud ryes
All the specus'ions and prsac ions ~ extreme poll
~ being pursued tawards LeDms,k in tho matter II the
round dues likely 20 he overtime by the sugge.
tinns a the 1resi6snvs message. Ths plan adoptsd,
srd which viii amount 70 recon msnes Ion l. 70 oay
TepmsIk sufficient CON mutstiop for buoys, stt
bousss, and other aece.ssries Of commerce. which
sbe has injured and must niinus, In consi-
oerson a. the relinquishnsDt Of he taxation imposed
IN American ship ing. By sbh mode, the right claimed
by tie United States voui be- protected while at the
time. Denmark would not b. wholly deprvee u the
t.bsht oeiyed from the present % revenue Ia
other words the principle caD.Bded Tor side snd
be interest ~ the othcr would both protected fnis
idea - received with favor Among thaa- gstons most
et in the adjust the ausNtu and there