Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-12-07

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So far, no organization Of the House. On Monday
there were four balotngs for Speaker, but without
any result. Mr.. Richardson, of Illinois, Regular
Democrat, received IA votes, the highest number for
any candidate; Mr.. Campbell of Ohio, Whg Abo-
tionist and Know Nothing, was the next highest,
having received 81 votes.
The Southern Know-Nothing and National Demo-
Gratis and Wings had caucus, and resolved to reject
all fusion with the Free Sellers but without any hope
of defeating them.
The Know Nothings resolved 10 vote for MIR. Full
Ter, of Pennsylvania, with the hope OF drawing over
the Democrats by concedng to them the clerk or
printer.
Some appeared 10 think it probable that an organ
zaion would be effected yesterday, and the message
be sent in today. We have received no telegraph,
announcing the organization of the House, and there
fore remain under the impression that it is still
ganized.
Coniectures almost numerous are the in
dviduas engaged in making them but one thing
may be set down certain. There is certain guam
tity of milk in the cocoanut, and it will require Ger.
tain amount of force to get at it, and that certain
amount will be exered. In plain terms, there is
certain patronage The different elements of oppo.
sitio to the Administration may differ among them
selves, but they, at least agree upon one pontthe
spos and they will be certain fuse for the spoils
They will not fuse Bit than necessary, but
they will fully understand each other, and fuse ali
that is necessary Tor that purpose, having first ar
ranged for q" fair divide
CoNGREss.-Nothng done on Tuesday towards an
organization of the House, unless we consider five
Intellectual halotings as amounting TO something
We give the detailed vote on the last balictting
Fok Mr.. R1cHARDsoN-Messrs. Aiken, Allen, Barclay
BarAsdale Bayy, Bell Bocock, Bowin, Boyce, Branch
Howell Cobb, W. R. w Cobb, Grage, Crawford Denver
Florence, Thomas J. D Fuller Goode Greenwood Angus
tus Hail. Sampson W. Harrlss, Thomas l.; Harris, Her
S: Marshall, Maxwell, MoMulen Mcqueen, smith Miller
ell, Quitman Rufn, Rust, sanddge, Savage, Shorter,
Samuel A. Smith, VIM Smith Stephens, Steward Talbot
John v Wrght-75 '''' ''''' j. ''''''"' anu
For Mr.. LEWIS D. CAnpBELL.--Messrs. Albright, AL
Clark jr, Cofag cumbaok, Dean, Dickson, Dodd Dunn
Durfee Galloway Giddngs, Gilbert Granger Harlan, Ho
Kelsey ace Mes MeG K
liam Miller, Moore, Morgan, Parker, Petit, Sabn, Sapp
Waldron Elihu B. Washburne Israel Washburn jr wat
son, Welch. Woodruff, and Woodworth.5I.
Burlingame, Chafee Comins Cragin, Damrell Timothy
Davis, Day, De Witt, Emrie Flagler Grow, Robert B.
HPsR Pnge s' fappan
Thorngton, Thurston, Trafton, and Tood:-sl:
James II Campbell, Covode, Dick, Edie Edwards Haven
knight Kunks Mllward, Pearce Pennington, Purviance
Richie Roberts, Robson Sneed, Todd Tyson, and Zo
cofer.-I
For Mr.. HUMPHREY MARsHALL.-Messrs John P camp
BILE, Carlc Cox Foster Kennett Lake, Lndey Alexander
K Marshall, Paine, Porter, Puryear, Ready, William R
Smith, SwoPe Trippe, and Underwood 10.
ry M. Fuller Knox, Mcacham, Norton FELTON, Robbins
Stranahan. and Wakeman-lO.
For Mr.. VALK.-Messrs Henry Winter Davis, James M
Harriss, and Ricaud-3.
For Mr.. HowARD.-Messrs Billinghurst and Cadwala
der c. Washburne-2.
For Mr.. HAVEN. -Messrs. Etheridge Walk. and Whit
ney-3.
For MIR. CARL1LE.-Messrs. Hoffman and H. Marshall-2
For Mr.. THURsToN.-Messrs. Nichols and Wiliams-2
For Mr.. ISRAEL WAsHBURN, JR.--Mr. Lewis d. Camp
For Mr.. ErHER1DGE.--Mr. Culen-l
For Mr.. A: OLIvER.--Mr. Wheeler-l.
| For MR.. WHEELER.-Mr Banks, jr.-l.
For Mr.. WALkER.-Mr. Eustis, jr.--l.
For Mr.. ZoLLIcoFFER.-Mr. Rvsrs--l.
For Mr.. H. w. DAvIs.---Mr. Walker---1.
1t would appear that the Democrats had determined
to Howell Cobb, for while, though it is impos
sible to see any chance Tor his election any more
than for that of Mr. Richardson. With little excep
ton, the of the Northern opposition was thrown
for Lewis D. Campbell. of Ohio, or N P Banks, Jr
of Massachusetts,, two of the most vrulent anti
very men in the Union. Among those voting fo
these gentlemen find the body of the q Na,ona
Americans " of the Northern States.
But look at the phalanx of good men, and true
whose votes stand recorded for Mr. Richardson, the
Democratic nominee. Compare the lists and be sat
isfed
A-MR. RICHARDSON of Illinois is the Democratic can