The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-15

n msy .e be trys 10, The Ssse DspAysneEt Boz ssssr
COZ Hunter VIII nrss DO oDerec The posi&c. m ccmPn-
isas.asp's sonisaaos, and : mo banner sase " =.
sray M Hunter, however, win ncA cannot acccS
eaAe Governor Wise viii 60 70 England in . year or
s~o which vii ssilsfy nis Claims; for you must recoi
is.aus champions AZ Of BocAsnsa "a the sou.h Bot
virginia u 70 have q Cabinet appolnsment-toaas
.s,s,.a me contest win hen 10 10. sss Ns
sr the Navy perhaps Judge Mason will return rom
PSrs Faulkner be sent sbither Faulkner has rem.
Democratic Committee In this city, " man Of great
wealth. and has right 70 expect something handsome
earned usty great popularity in Congress as OnAlrman
u me Committee on Naval Affairs, and 10 eminenny
vssse Of Inc virginia democracy for promotion ana
hence HIS chances are considered pro missing a.u ~
.sai But Buchanan loves that good Ola %" vrrnssp
80 Mason signifies that he . tired Of Asnonsoo o
ssder the reign Of the third Napoleon and nn,sd
fhird-Cobb Of Georgia certain Of the treasury saah
eAss pressdcs 1t the sate Department Ioo,ey WI % AZ
Ssror - be prefers election 70 the Senate oy tne
present democratic Legislature OF nis state. % o. ~
zero polish Of appearance would swear less ans wA
sss tobacco chance for the Interior would % good
mi hc lacks refinement OF manners, and Will % a,s6
scs RusS. Of Texas s preferred Tor pOstmY er GsSc
va but viii hs seat in the Senate ais sa-
e for four years' service IN that Abe oas dear
The North viii have four and the seav. three cseue.
sMcers, % learn. Mere anon
wAsHsSer ~, Nov. Ia, 1868
Wsyk for Ne. Sasog-PGcJic RGv rooa Btls~-Ts, DODGE
~ 1ssca ras got up Last S-sss s--Ne1 Ss.ssf ore
cen, k.mscsoa and DessG- Ka,ssas Qasaon-7ariF
esxsso~-- Efficiency Of ne Army and Nay,-Lard War
Ysss Sstem<-Cout Of Ciav1-Cdifcrasa Land Claims
--Nsosvasisation Lcp--Pablic Budding Fraaas-Rioy
sna Hcrtm BI,s-k0a StGmsT@-CenS'ol AMERICAN
Qsatioss, de-, de-
no second seescn or the Thirty fourth Congress Is
nsw % near ts spenng-MondAy, Is. December-thst
Acsoh rnf nned business OF the last session. 10 be
IMPOSED Of nj the coming sesson, VIII be both oppcrlune
and instructive.
ne measure Of importance and interest 10 the
esuny thss mp st the next session, par excel,
eS tia scheme Of building railroads to the
Fucisc. There some three propositions
reading, reported 1t last session, TO the
n which this railroad ought to be built. That which
cssves most Aver because makes the largest appro
printors, % the one which donates sections or the
psshc Ands-swailowing, perhaps, some hundred mil
hsns II Acres--to the companies undertaking the
sudng Of The three principal lines and to those other
ssnpares which may extend branch lines any Of those
Ihre viii be, Is there has been, tremendous efforts
HaAe by the noble army OF lobby agents TO get this
MEASURE through. was . matter OF common talk and
vAs could influence the vote Of even emo menbsr in
Avsr or this magnificent scheme OF plumber would emil
Go himself 70 grant Of 900 And, in view OF
TIN splendid reward, It was almost miracle that the
eNl did not pass At the las. session The manner IN
which was reported and referred to the Connattee Of
the whole the STATE OF the Union, Ia remarkable
Instance Of how successfully, under given
scAeung and chicanery can be carried on in
referred Special Committee the Pacific Rnircsd
A-.lr kA~p Fx4t> ty eha
sor or the kansas question: the disposition Of the various
cs1tested election caes &c tho last week arrived with
saie any report, The only way then IN which the sub
jeca could have been regularly got up and disposed OF
sti: and tnn notion required vote Of twoh.rds to be
sscoessful II was tired and Jailed. The Committee
regularly IN order, ana before The cali could reach
The Special Committee on the Pacific Railroad The
Session weld have expired In tbs condition Ok aaArs
ss~es on Public Issds, with Mr.. Esnry Bennett o, New
s s.si. p.ross 70 s reerrsd % iSs%
oil for constructors Of the fscdc Railroad.
me ODD democratic members resisted this attempt a. ct
texy vnriapce whs the rules and precedenu o. tho
Hoose, but Mr.. speaker Banss ruled to De In order
much 70 the surprise Of NJ ~ho knew that inst gensieman
had gaiaed reputation for mis- knowiedge Of p&rtamen
asy A~ and tor the genera impsraly Of his decisions
Al appeal, however. was taken, snd believe the
speAkers decson was rcversed and there vas An END OF
The hc.rc Ralroad bin therefore comes np again with
fhs coming sesslan, and Mr. Buchanan mr. Fremont,
ssd Mr. Fillmore nave each 10 direct terms
seppod their approval OF the Toicy of building t. lis Ar
boh houses in l,s avor II The bill IS 10 be passed. let
be hoped thai vi be fair and Gst is conception and
.s one q those schemes in which the people United
ses are robse and plum Tor The benefit Of corpora
soos members Of congrcn and members OF the lobby.
7hs plan formulated oy me majority o. tns committee ior
main, csr.snay open 10 tba, charge; and fo- my own
pan believe mai the minority report Of Mr. Wood, in
Which direct ssuAnc Of fcnda IRON the national tres
sGry mepdea, IA much ore simple cheap ana
csnnsndsose measure. However q may he, one thing
~ na.E Dstl~ Ann uwtn ha Ghs
svennadowng measure Of the next session.
We wi probably have two mes States introduced into
S 70 admit Oregon introduced last session, but
Ia scsed on, vel ot account OF the other exciting
topics hat absorbed TIE Auertcn Of Congress, as be
cause ns dcler.tc Gepeyal Lane. da nos, Tor poaus
reAscns, choose 10 press H. While remains "a
ssanss AZ he sspss.. ., sus government opening
roads, srcc,iDg public buildings, &c, and therefore
nct hwsys the interest o. wesk community 70 assume
idea. The delegae from siDnesot' Mr. Rce, scu nron
the same policy. Minnesota bag 90. population when
her two Serators, and set rather than dispense With
the parouzrr e,d Of tie general goreromen, In deiray-
ing al the cxpenses Of he Territory she prefers to co.,
tent herself wnh deera,e 10 the House Of Ecpreseuti
uvcs hss not even vote 10 the lessistoa Of the
prsr. Der deiersuos Ss noaaed isst sss.os, b.
tomnitiee Territories uG they would not
70 abe has no choice bai 70 form her safe
constitution and Apply foe admission in'o the Inlcn
10 doa6tu however whether sse vii not Try 70 b'un
oC Congress Tor another session
Bot besides Oregon and Minnesota, there IL sun
other Territory for admission state + 70
come an n the ecming Tha, N the Territory OF
rah, which apples Tor admission under the name Of the
STATE DcseYeL Her stale constitution formed last
and for rde1 70 Warrington toward toe
Of the Fcr ponfc reasons however, vas
net presented, Was, ! believe, any application
made although yopositou lnsrot ced 10 ,he Hcuse
~ way Of cutting OF the ssn,s from further indugences
The pAriarchal institution Of po,yrAmy That qasenon
wsn quite novel; exciting and interesting sueec,
81 debate In oornecion with the admission Of
she stale Of uwseref. SAL the new consultation
- silent on the matter. and do how under the
established principles Of sqraiter sovereignty Con.
grees tAhs any Judicial cornixsDce Of purely
social institution any psephsgty fAtn practice
"a n quite snos;y posr IN What light 10 may
he viewed and DO not how In fairness, Cengreas
IN The mster. The op condition which the
eonststunop imposes the admisson Of . SUITE IL
that she have ycpsrbcsh ef govern 1ens aud shs,
cscdsuon the SAINTS observe. The only vay see 10