The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-15

natl ~ candidate Tor d0vsrtor But his nea is by
carry sdhe ion Buchanan, thai he rule b1aS
him when made PIe-ceDt. lie aon't care 6g for tho
Vice fIesideDcy only ~ means VI giving h,m ol-
crum or carrying hia dic,atorship Ia two months
after B's election President Wise would rule hirs
Trough he WAS infant
You msy depend upon 4 that this Is wises game api
tha, ali IL coucocted here With COOP and Forusy
not two weeks ainee. They have commenced ppesying
already anc mark it II inuicstons Tor Buchsnan do not
-xbibt IN M elves in Virginia aud Georgia Ia the coursS
OF few days. Vie has fooled ierce comp etely Tho
ster SIMPLE enough TO believe ha wise IL Tor him for
1bis scheme of Wire, Forney & Co., for sod Busk,"
VIII he desperately resised In Virginia Mucn Of the
strength Which Vile woulo have himself for the nomin,
on he VIII hDd to be stock not transferable. Either
Hunter on Douglas stronger In Virginia than s,ua
"he or Buchanan Tho symptoms indi' 'ste pfes.y
CT ono ting rest assured, that you shai be kspt
regularly stea Of the progress fthe plot. TIE scheme
is WIDELY aud deeply ramled and embraces in 1t ho-t
~ old hgy politicians, who will work desperately 10 con-
suDmaie H. they are after sread and butter, and will
leave no stone unturned to fiji their mouths IL.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1856
The Weather--D4a-Redr and Wna6eld- WiIayd's and
The fashionable Season.
We are beginning to experience the premonitory
symptoms Of winter The wind whistles Hsrceiy and
hoarseIy and the dustsho that has resided here for
ten days but bear wiincss 70 its yiainous csctss
Eyes, nose, mouth and full. The air Ia redoient
with its grating fury, and pedetransthe high the low,
Tho rich the poorall all thine own, o, DUST But
the lacies-God bless them-they draw the veil
tight their pretty faces that the insinuating cirt
rather free soil, with all Its fury and Gerceness
not disturb their delicate features. few such days
ttis and the appropriation for completing the water
works and bringing water into the city would not long be
delayed.
The Kansas imbroglio Is destined to receive large
hars of the attention of Congress- Tbe OF things
which is now gong ON Is we'll calculated TO awaken
serious apprehensons In the minds OF all lovers OF
Union, aud TO cxultaton and sneers all over
desputic hurope. There is medicine for mob like
blue pills. Now the time when we need at the head of
national affairs the iron will, well the patriotic
temper Of Jackson Tue decision aud drnusss
sbch he displayed towards the people Of South Caroiaa
msy now DO appropriately exhibited towards the
conspirstcrs and rebels Of Kansas. The contested
eeat from Kansas Territory at present overshad wed
by the contest for Speaker and IL impossible TO force
what viii be The result members do gener ally
clare their opinions, aLd many OF the probably have
rot determined how 10 vote upon the question. There
must necessarily be much in the which will be
adopted only upon the report Of the committee and
hearrg oi the farue which take for gran sd VIII DO
before the House, Gen. Whitfield Ii said 10 be no
speaker and intellectually unequal To the discussion Of
20 broad and grave question: bat he has many fenis
here Wiling and able TO prepare an argument, which
before the House and proba bly, with good Of
ect hs he Is gentleman OF fine personal appearance
sso good address. 1t IL more generally conceded by
kseeera opponents than had expected that both elec
tions llsga and that the De given neither
and from this fact consider Whiticd's chances very
slender wbstver Recder's may be- The Argument most
relied IN ty those who tax the and Ia the
hotss the subject is that Gov Reeder gave TIL
Gates 20 the legislature he deny the legality
Of tber elect m but those who have given the matter
any thought do not rely II. II specious
thsn solid. Gov. Retder only oicer Of tho gene
fs government when he gave the cetincaes II
tcce al ,ncers bad recognized them thonnand tines
that does not estop the people of Kansas from
showing II they that they elected by fraud
sui ,eef ce ana In doing so they may make aseer ,he,r
cus m tiyQ yypi ber T,a
mater snot between ths gialsture and ncer now
etween hem sns tho people - The
not ~ a touch the question Of the validity Of the feya-
aure but only the personal consistency IL Gov Rccder
and whether II prgves that not will depend upon
whether GOV. Reeaer had the facts before him when
he granted certificates. ] understand ne assaiis the
Wildly a The cleo ion law upon other points than he
alleged nyediiy Of tbe election oi the 50h Of March
roon ns TIE House II orGaniked-tnd matters stand
may take some tne-his question bios fair 10 tho
olabsorling one II viii reopen the slavery quesion
and win be the turning poini in the Presidential cam
sipn for the next contest IL bound 10 be -ctonal one
TOO preserve the righ, and the devil take the hind
from the thirtyone States and i've Territories. Toe
seng0n having arrived hops tho Messrs wiilaras
give The rst one to the lady guests of this fashionable
hotel tomorrow evening, whore wit beauty and h,shi n
will reign supreme uutil the wee small hoursn "A
ohel will be among them takin' notes and faith he'll
print en- DON.
wArnyGros Dec u, 1856
Mr. Banks dni ne Aloliton trgon-A B0nb S71li Anong
he Paniy--A N7o Fyopyamme Lrpa<d--P Proqrsls n n1
ifooier contest--An Administration Comrromfie--7ze
Norai hoard Qu,4tion.
The crisis has arrived. 1t clearly manifest long
becre the hour Of meeting, that rich scenes were
about TO be enacted AMI that would be- called on 10
define their position An article made its appearance In
he abolition organ In this cityNationdi Eathi. myrn-
fg II circulated through the House put into
ihe lends OF AIN every Misunderstanding the adnlns-
ration sideSbieh taken literally drives and cuches
too the iast rbi in the political coffin of Mr. Banks IT,
the hyd- sRys;''hr Banks who stands upon the anti.
N.brssia and anti slavery extension PLATFORM alone Il
tie eh,iee # the great majority u the opposition ffu
The States and has received on several baoting.
107 votes, wanting only six of election Nobody ques
lions liz eminen, Atness his fidelity TO ta an Ne
braska platform" HI, (Bans) endorsement by Dr.
ey, of the Era Of itself IL 70 me was nothing
thsn might have been expected; but u has placed
barrier npasssbls barrier ewten the FULLER and
Nsrsbsl factions anc the friends Of Mr. Banks Even
Camptelis friends mani esed good deal Of feang aud
seemed TO be ehshng under this other cause;
snd II Whispered around the hall of The H1uss that
explanation would have 10 be made BY Mr. Banks
that hey ght know his true position Banks endorse
m.nt by the Noi'onai i,isii,gHeT gained hItn
yusngh, but the Esa's Enforcement was TOO much
JbeJ misiinsi That there In q cat Ia he meal too
Ibis has changed the whole order Of things. nes
prtrTsmDe Will he laid Down.
Esbhh tut Obe VOte thF HJruiDy4 hOBibK ms ono
bur6ed And fOnf up 10 the hour oi adjournment The
TroIositifn which was made ast evening up Pea.
pingfn, in order 20 Try bis strength. tailed This pro.
posiiitn was made BY Greeley, and was inforaed
csid ihe sanction % both Fuller and hafshais fents,
But snow pretty c,ny settled that no afrangement
can be- msds whereby sitbss o the parties Ia the Geld
can, by any po0isiiity, succeed.
The lsss ssllet 70 dsyranks ios Fuller up 70 g.
which csu,sd hs friends D. feel some-hat slaied lie
tabbot 10 ectsd unless the sdnintfatt vote r h.
fuch thing 4 not improbable.
The standardization men after all the nrst pro.
pose cornpronbe Mr.. Mchnllsn, Of yirginis, ssii,
Is substance that after three days t@png yrY-
yided no Speaker then elected he s0uh rfoDc-.
cmpsomse, IN order that soethtng might be effected.
Ihis ereasd some htte conflsi and inquiries
"aee hon III pate oi the hal oy uemnsfs d.sirous u
iboyibg what II was. Fut be Told hsm Es bJsh
main num- until the time bad erplrsd ne o0DprO.
use 81 rhcb he made nsntion j. relieved ~ h~ - NJ
VIDE the Offices equ.lly among tns various fsnons--
giving one the sIsse The otber tbe Clerk and last the
eouthern knov Nothlnx- TIE rrniar. Perhaps this
msy meet the sppfobsiion a tho eopaoua elements.
Who knor.t heUs tsrrsn4
frai 'rort u b.ins made by he S'misfai0n ofyNn
hh" othet tst3ts IN IT, Interest ~ create pub ot
fshiust Cen J. y. Harris, of Narysst In eonnev'fon
with a on art n