New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-01
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wAsHIsGIoS, Friday, Nov. 30, 1855.
The Republican members are holding confer
ence 90 judge are those of the other parties
l think there will be meeting of Opposition
members to morrow evening to nominate Speaker
and CLERK, but it will not be fully attended. The
Anti Nebraska Democrats as yet refuseto partci-
pate in any such meeting. They say they have
been gued by the claims of caucus in their old
party, and mean now to keep themselves entirely
free to act as they may at the time they think best
Thi. resolve will weaken the Republicans in case
of general caucus of Opposition members
think Banks or Pennington most likely to re
ceive the ultimate vote of the Anti Nebraska men
in the House, but all is uncertain. can hear of
no serious opposition to Gen. Cullom for Clerk.
The Southern Democrats will stick to their own
candidate un Ill they can change wi q certainty
of success but if their votes will ever elect
man like Humphrey Marshall be will have them.
1t is not certain that they would vote for Haven.
Candidates for Printer, Sergeantat-Arms aud
Doorkeeper are thick a. flies in August and as little
Needed Whitfield is busy here, but no Reeder
yet. H.. G.
SECOND TISPATCH
Gov. Reeder has arrived.
The Republican members have adjourned over
to 10 tomorrow morning, leaving the question of
nominating candidates still undecided A majority
favor it, but the minority strenuously refuse
to settle the question in the House. Unless their
opposition to nominations is modified, none will
be made.
Judge that from six to ten members will be
absent on account of sickness when the vote is
called. Few s. majors have yet arrived, and some
sppreheDd that the Senate will Lot form quorum
on Monday. H.G.
From Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Friday, Nov. 80, 1855.
The forthcoming report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury will strongly recommend that unmant'
featured wool, with chemicals and dye stufs,
should hereafter be admitted free of duty. With
regard to iron the Secretary will have nothing to
propose to interfere with the present tariff large
space in the report will be taken up by careful
and elaborate argument in support Of the policy
here indicated, which is very generally approved
BY the manufacturers in the Eastern States. The
report ia Low ready, but is yet to undergo thor
ough revision.
The movement to make Mr.. Wendell tie printer
to the House Of Representatives 10 really intended
for the benefit of The Washington Union, with
which be is now identified This fact is inten-
1ionally concealed by the parties who are en-
ployed to engineer the business through the
House. -,
The reports of the Secretaries will be sent with
the Presdent's Message in manuscriptto Congress-
and not distributed in cities as heretofore. The
Treasury report is the only one printed, and that
is not revised yet. The final conference OF the
Anti Nebraska me mbers is to be hell tomorrow
morning, to determine on the policy of caucus
ouina,ion for Speaker. The inclinat on, az here
tofore, is against it, though it is strongly urged
rom the West particularly.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Nov. 81, leoo'
Some forty or fifty AntiNebrasks members
of the House of Representativ held conference
today to consider whether they would hold
caucus to nominate an Anti.Nebrssks candidate
for Speaker, or vote it out in the House The
elements Of opposition to the Administration are
found to be discordant that the idea OF simple
anti.Administration caucus ID nominate candi-
date has been entirely abandoned. The North
west 10 unanimous for an Anti-Nebrasks candidate,
but many Of the New-York members doubt the
propiiety Of tuch a cour,e, prefeTing free light
at the outset to avoid expelliDg any friend.
The southern Know.Nothinss are quite hostile
to Campbell on account Of bis having stumped the
State Of Ohio in behalf Of the Hon. s. P. Chase
or Governor. Nessrs Giddings Of Ohio and Mace