The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-08
STRUGGLE BETWEEN THE NORTHERN KNOW NOTHIN0S
AND BLACK REPUBLICANs-TROOPs ORDERED TO
WASHINGTON TERRITORY-THE STEAMER MxRRI.
MAC, ETC,

STRUGGLE BETWEEN THE NORTHERN KNOW N0rHIN8s
AND BLACK REPUBLICANs-TROoPs ORDERED TO
WASHINGTON TERRITORY-THE STEAMER MxRRI.
MAC, ETC,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7, 1865
Mr.. Campbell withdrew from the contest for the
speakershp to-day and It Is supposed by that Mr
Banks would receive his votes Not so, however.
have before alluded to the i'll feeling which IL rife among
the various factions. Campbell knows he has becn de-
ceived and he will hardly aid in the election Of those
who practised the deception. The msy be said
each of the anti administration candidates In the field
and viii venture to predict that when election is
had 1t will be of some not in the contest. The
fight Is between Northern Know Nothngs and black re-
pubcanism for mastery at home and rival faction. will
never harmoDise
The Ninth Regiment of Infantry, at Fort Monroe
has been oI6ered TO Washington Territory suppress In
dian hostlies in that quarter.
The steam freae Merrimac leaves Boston in about
ten days on her trial trip, to be absent six months b.
THE LEADERs-GovERNoR GARDNER ON THE KAN.
sAs QUEsTloN-CHANGEs IN THE MEssAGE-MR.
BUcHANANs DISPATCHES, ETC.
WAsnIsGros, Dec. Z, 1855.
All sorts of intrgues for the speakershp are on foot
tonight. Banks count almost enough to elect
him, but not quite.
meeting of the Americans was called last night
ton endorsing the twelfth section and all the slavery
policy E!herdge, Of Tennessee the Arst to oppose
it, saying he willing the Northern should have
spot to breathe well Southern Paine, of North
Carolina, opposed 1t also Havers Of New York. doubted
its expediency. Walker then lared up and said he
should to himself the right to publish the esolu
tons with the fact that they presented Ame
rcan meeting and rejected. Paine and others denied
Walkers right to do Great excitement followed
others, withdrew in disgust Humphrey Marshall said
he had not been put to be treated he had been and
that every little whpper from the North had
up his flag the place. that he put up to be beaten
by Nchardson and TO drive the black republicans
Richardson's support. 1t proposed to nominate
candidate whom the black republicans could not support
As they out, Whitney of New York, declared the
whole thing d-d farce.
Fuller is represented to have promised the American
members - Maryland that he would organize certain
committees by the appointment Of national They
wanted the mentioned which he refused to give
He also is said to have promised Caruthers and Oliver
that he would vote for the admission Of Kansas slave
state, If she applied for admission as SUCH
Gov. Gardiner of Massachusetts, is reported TO have
written letter here saying that the American question
must not be made subordinate the Kansas question:
but am unable to learn positively whether the IL
correct At all events it has reused the Indignation Of
the free soil Know Nothings.
Tie President has mot yet consented to have the Mes
rage printed put I'm type, before its delivery
Very important changes have been made in the Message
since last Monday though not-I have 1t on very high
authorty-in consequence Of dispatches from Mr.. Blu
chanan. That matter, am assured, Is exaggerated.
The government has nothing later from Kansss. B.
THE REPUBLICANS IN CAUCAs-u0PEs FOR BANKS.
WASHINGTON, December !, 1855.
The republicans holding . at the Capitoi,
TO- night to arrange the programme for Tomorrow when
Banks is thought viii nearly double his vote Of today
and there halt the race Pnli1icans deuse