Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-12-05

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The Members Of the House are arriving in
unusual NUMBER owing, no Doubt 10 the fact
tina, 4 new Congress isaugfratcs many green
me stf,trs N 10 aisays seek 10 get siie saf,n Of
,oat,ers "a Huch az ls5sst,.c before hearing their
Names far the first time called on the floor -
T1css .sFrrs,use,ar ran around tho ei,y rerr
,r.h as Their COLLEGIATE nainesases do, near the
acs,rr,aer,srsaesst of tha college term. SEEKING
reasonable bcar.fiit. houses, selecting ellutns
arr. t.ss3 10 their eos, sss,iial LEGS, 80
i, az. a.if r.fleetiy at home. and as If they
thew ali af,ait Parliamentary rides. Peculiar
eirrs ay,ees Dass add ii, the wil,i.iess of these
i,.t fn.,..,I II Y for rs ss,s,a Us i flock arrives
Ia the cars they sl,eei aud scatter and gather
a:r,;,, a. vol, see Young pigeons, who essayins
,i,eir nnsrscsi wings approach the first clearing
Ia y.c..e;re 4 handful Of shot No sooner do tic
members arrive tl.an tIey are fred into by wire
workers. Wt.o hgT.. in charge the nport ant .laty
of srttin the political machinery of the session
m i'm. md AZ the .specnliar circumstances
wb;ei, noa surround different pariies are more
and more Developed, these inexperienced mrIR-
hers become more aud more confused. hardly
knowing whether fhey Stand on their heads or
their I,arfas 3s-
No man can tell What shape parties will as
sumo nor their relative Strength lis not TO be
disguised that the recent elections in New YORK
and Massachusetts, haye inspired the Know
Sott;ursrl--s!,o by The way arc fast assuming
the style of "The American PartyH--vi:h corr
ti,lrpce in. THAR strength, and have infused into
their rafs a de- eFin:natioa 10 ..set up for them
Selves The great difficulty will lie in the mar
areuens of those members who have been eicc
ted on the Republican ticket. but upon whom
the K. Ms have cluinIs, as being members of
thetr order. Their position will be one of great
embarrassment, ard in their attempts TO steer
clear Of seylly win be wrecked upon Charabdis:
The ioines of the Cincinnati X. n. Council, which
were tecgraphed on Thursday, already forms an
inportant element in the present connection
The compromise there rendered 10 the Southern
wing of the Order, meets the approval of the
leading X. Ms in Kentucky and he public dem
onstration mace in Philadelphia upon the arrival
Of Mr.. Crittenden. points to that gentleman as 4
prominent man for Presidential leader,
Upon the opening OF Congress VIC shall see a
good degree of harmony existing among the an
ti-;imnistration forces, and but little difficulty
will be experienced in the selection OF Speaker,
and the arrangement of Committees. The VA
tional Convention at Philadelphia, in February,
will draw thclincs of denGirkation, and all ex-
element will, US much as possible be avoided un-
til that Convention shalllay down the American
Platform. ,, M
The oll.lne Whigs-by which we mean those
who refused 10 'Fase, ARE just now RECEIVING
the most delicate attentions from the Fierce Ns-
braska Democrats, who Judging by their proies-
sions Of admiration for "true Wings have just
awoke to proper appreciation OF those dead pa
triots, Clay and Webster. The only wonder is
that these pro-slayery Locoioeo.s have SO long
been in love with The Wing party, anu
yetso successfully concealed their affection un,
til now. Most assurcdly they never before toid