The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-29

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the candidates.; and speesa in. These resolutions
lnfions nave ps.n ,ased 10 have been pfesensoat 70
are p sA a,s,;nents Of the House--Dus tnls On
error they have Simply ar THAR roovsrs ssd
view OF makiass 80 vote for them. What for In
some who r,,,ity of a resolution declaring that
stance. ~ LA factous agitation Of . question Is
use. Ac.7 Who does mot 20 regard hf Such
nnyus -s,,,ies are weak and out OF date.
genera naunett has written a resolution Of about
.sh.ndred and City words the pith of which Is
~ xyhcn there are more than two parties, the
largest, though but plurality, should be compe-
tent to elect, which the House, of course has not
Mr. Dunn has realised that, as he does not vote
for the Free Soil candidate. 1t is more necessary
for him to show q proper Free-son spirit, and
hence we find him proposing aresolution declaring
that q majority of the House being Free-soilers
the Speaker chosen should be Of that complexion.
and especially In favor of restoring the Missouri
line which resolution, nsirabis difu. has been de
feated by one vote Also resolution declaring
that the restoration of the said line Is necessary to
the concord and harmony of the country; which
has prevailed by one vote, and also, the resolution
against useless and factious agitation, but piedg
ing the Republican party to persistence in theiI
present course and this has been defeated by
three votes.
These resolutions have, strangely enough, NOR
titled and depressed the Republicans. In my hum
Bile Judgment their only modification should be
because they yo ed for them. The re-establish
ment CT the Missouri limo would not only permit
slavery south of it. which they profess themselves
capable of presenting, under their present organi
zation but 1t would bring with it. before the re
iteration and endorsement of the Fugitive Slave
Law, for that was in the law repealed
Members of the Republican party voting for Mr.
Banks, profess themselves beaten this evening
and they are no doubt correct, though nobody il
victor. Their hopes are over unless the Demo
Gratis, for sake of an organization withdraw theii
forces, and make gift of the Speakership, which
Horace Greeley, the great oracle Of the times, de
clares to be near a realization.
The few remarks made in the Senate on Thurs
day by Mr.. Mason have produced an impression
He declared that England was not disposed to &C
fairly with respect to her treaties, that our Exc
cutiye would not submit to wrong in this respect
and that the Senate and the country would, witt
great unanimity, sustain the Executive. In al
this he was correct. $500.
The war rumors within tho last eight or tel
days are now abating, and their circulators ar
disposed to retract them, yet it is a fact that
member of the Cabinet stated in the Capitol, abou
ten days ago, that he regarded war very pro
bable event within the next ensuing six days.
England does not wish war with us. She ha
sufficient of that kind of work to attend to in tn,
Crimea, and men are not plenty. Our country i
the COW she milks, and she desires to profit by u
still. Moreover, how long would she retain British
America after the commencement of such a rup
turef How many of her soldiers would Squat
aud declare their intentions p How long befor
Central America would become united with NE
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