The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-17
RES" But look 70 the right cf the Speaker and behold
the array at he head Of the undaunted Democratic column
xnda aaft ba PAIL Al

ries" But look 70 the rg. CT the Speaker and behold
th array at hehead Of the undaunted column
(Corrsspo ndencs o. the Public Ledger.l
WASHINGTON Dec IL 1885,
IN. Enlistment Question De Sstlcd rorpy--Gsn Cas-
lis we'll known here taat the enlistment question SIT
ton The British authoriaes tussAad IT aasttns the
fact that upjusti6aole via ,in had been
uson cur neu, sy Laws ~ their representatives, in this
country are employing diplomatic svasons OF the true
question ssue Ter the purpose Of OK ending add vex
ing the discus lon 70 prolonged nego 4tion however,
and prompt liberalization Of the AGair nsy now be
shortly txpectec. II England hat at 70 de the
cue .n 70 our IsG1s, dgH. Sy sse:ns Mr.
in this violation OF laws, the pacific relations and
friendly intecou betwesn the two countries, which
she appears to coyst would have been q once cemene
On the contrary she has steadily sought to force to
return Mr. CHAMPION his credentials, and revoke the
reqsator Of her Offending Consult. The offence offered
by great Power Ike England before the face OF the
whole world could not be Suffered to pass unnou:ei and
unfedIessed without surrender OF our Lationa self
respect.
General Cass, at meeting Of the democratic Senator's
held in on Wednesday hast, delivered imprss
attention always accorded to words falling Fl ON the Hos
ofthat venerable and good He referred 70 his long
o'nnection With the party now In majority In the
Senate how hteacy had aided TO maintain const-
tutn secure the just OF each State aud preserve
nvioate The integrity Of The Union. He cwet upon the
cad and dstrs ed now presented by the other
political combinations in The country and Of the immi-
nent dangers, which isnatism and incorporate zeal
70 the re post and security Of society He spoke
Of the weight of years upon him. urged upon his political
friends around him tho necessity, at this CRISIS Of
union and harmony, 70 watch the coming events,
the grasp Of misguided Before taking bis seat he
took occasion TO ieerate determination before express.
ed that he not would he be candidate for the
Presidential chair.
Correspondence of the Springfield Reeu ,licanl
WASHINGTON, De. ~ 1866
Ftac NotdJEes in WashinQton.
From my perch to-day, in the gallery Of the House Of
r. Gidaings Of ohio the Nestor Of the HOUSE. rente
MIR fafr
the South ede OF the poomac remarked that he looked
.ike bog-crover" 1t may be he does but let hope
that he may net have occasion to exercise bis pc .uiar
qualifications in that line hereafter in the House OF Re-
representatives.. little in front sits Meschsm, Of
Vermont me worthy representative Of the Switzerland Of
America, quiet, genusmany, yet watchfui
and ready to 90 the right thing the right time The
luxuTi fsre OF Wlsrds Hotel for six eight years.
instead of adding his stature, which would DO I'm
prcyement has pushed out Literally and he :owen fat
still more In front boy ct serious fkce perched
on diminutive body An Immense watch chain aud seal
dA1ee nearly 70 nj Bnee making lest his centre of
gravity should be materially disturbed lis lower sn,inu
stions drumscks in boaccloth yet hey Go
management inside Of his efderms than ia that OF any
other ten men In the House. That is stephens Of Ala
bsTs He has finger a. skinny and bony as John Ran
dophs Idecare should hate to have Il fointei at
Howell Cobb Georgia has not forgotten how to laugh
or tell good story, during hts exile from Congress- and
he generally has bevy 81 of like Kidney and
Dimensions with himself (Which are not sman) about
him. chewing guilds and cIackisg jokes To the right Of
setts Delegation, and, taken a. whole thi.E we may
well Re proud ofthem Banks has ordinarily little too
much the appearance Of bantam fighting cock but get
him into the chair and lie will overop the biggest Shang
hse in the crowd in majesty and true dignity. burlin
game, Dewitt Trafton and othes will be he rd fom
opportunity offers The representative from the Tenth
district he's thrown down the gauntlet, in advance,
sgtip all comers and is doubt prepared to DO battle
ste ably for Reeder and for Kansns.
There have been some changes In the occupancy OF the
in the Unit ed States Senate, since the last session.
Beth the Get ators from this State have been sierred
to the South side of the chamber Gen. Wilson occupying
the seat rmery occupied by the dninuive giant from
Inois, apd Mr. Sumne sittng nearly in front Of hin.
Gen. Cass has fixed himself ut the 'Natonsl,'' in
Washington. the new proprietor of which, Guy Of Bait
more curicusy enough, is living sD,'e Of the great
hichespder guest At the hotel lately astoniahed tho
Senator, by demand for better Abou, an hour
afterwards, as Gen. Cass was leaving the housc for the
Senate, up came the again, and this time he
menced his rem ks by familiar slap the shoulder.
"Now I've got ycp, old Guy" said he, :" and want
you 10 have moved down a story or two. Contounl
u thought asked you this morning but It turned out
to be cid Cass was speaking to- and he looked
as bear with y headn asir," replied the Sena-
tor in stern tone etd with pulveiiug glance, you
evidently liable TO mistakes for you talking
to Gen Csss second ti,ue. Good morning. sir, The
he'd victim rushed to he bar, paid his bill 20 Nj
coison. and moved 10 Wizards without delay