New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08
SECOND DISPATCH,

I - Ass Jeo soloorce1. Mr.. Hv-,s Al
hwou w" IN the chair Mes,rs. Rqm. ~
PhN,o Sere Secretaries. Mr. FsaiIp,r ~ o.
sDis IN letter from NJ. Clemens. ,,.t,. g..
scertaSn Ssrs0D had approached hin .;a
,isry cTes g, the support Of weooeq 10, 80"
rs persop; s,N' . rp'y from wsoe.u 60
that's az, authority had been srvea b, liu @, 80
| "a overture.
Mr. Houston Of ArN ANA wishir.s ", e.,,..
rsme IS c.s5itsN Tie salospr TIA, -.
! u.rceS. Slty votes vs,.s caN for Sad,
oeio, tsirty for Wendell ss,' two for Major r..
Of The Usien. MI ssesszA vas dsci.,,S }. :.
n % MATED
Mr.. Tsylsr of New Yort ,rid last hs woux va.
for wer6eH anyhow, ed 90 did o,ssr g.,
q enters lea the csacss, iDclztle,' Mean o.,
1ss. Clemens, AID various Soutae's ,uea ~.
Or and Jonts Of Tennessee we're sot ,pre.sss
The re,plt is supposed 20 have se-s produced \,
% understood arrm cement b.tweeu tie fri.nt, Of
st,a6msn sDd Banks. An ate npt viii be IA.
for sn ou.side combination on Wendell. BE- i. e.a.
no; succetd. II il now probsole thss ", q Hsp;.
will be chossD PrI ter of the Sens,e un.ess ases,s,
coalition be formed.
THIRD DISPATCH
TIE editor of The Ltarenseorth Josrsel srr;rd
here this morning, ard says that te hinssN sad An'
Pro- Slavery friends intend votiog for tes Free.
State" clause submitted 10 the PeoPl,. a. a.
nources positively that Gen Ca,aOua gu psrsss
the same course, ard 10 upreseryed 10 Ais desssna
ton 70 that effect. He returns on TlasasJ 10
participate in the election.
Capt. Walker Aid 10 the Governor, received
letter from Secre'ar, Staut yesterday, ststas
that from FIVE to ten thousand votes xoa d b
polled, ard tia. there would be q decided nj in
.or Free Stse.
Some ibtinatioa If invasion from Miaoai hM
been eyed to other sources Of inform.aoa. II
this intelligence be con6cmed by tie resuik IT'D
supposed that Mr. Douglass position viii DO 90
barra,ssd BY his committal asa'nsstso C,n'tisasa.
Stssdman and Banks had a written % ssnsst
for division Of the printing St.amai wU orig.
inally stsred by Senator Bright Taougn spsr'Osd
and political friend Of Douglas, he is openly for tie
Ksr.as policy of the Administration, aud % II.
formed Douglas.
To the A,,oci,ted Press
WAsHisGToN, Monday, Dec Z, 1901.
Col Richardson Of Illinois has been formally tss-
der.d the Gov.rporsbip OF Nebrasks.
The entire Globe Of to day and Supplement Is occs
pied with an exposition of alleged frauds IN the pss
chase Of books during the last Congress. Toe publ
ca ion has produced much sensat on particularly sbsst
the Capitol
IL the Court of Claims to day Judge, S,srbus AMI
Bsckford delivered opinions adverse to the cainsas
Of the brig Gen. Armstrong. Jadge Glchfist de
septed.
immediately after the House sdjourred, hurdrsdsa
men and boys crowded on the rev Doorkeeper. clsn'
crng for situations The Postmaster was 81 nsny
sssaied. TIE Clerk too, Ia overwhelmed sith sppd-
csnts.
The Republicans in caucu, this morning nominated
George NJ. Weston editor Of The RepE&ic, Or Printer
At the Democratic caucus night lUS members we're
in attendance.
Mr. Faulkner produced correspondence 70 the effect
that wshirg to become fully acquainted with tho facts
10 correction with the rsmsrts made 10 former
caucus by MI Clemens, affecting Mr.. Wsnasls cher
orcter, he wrote letter to Mr. Ceneos Who repa'a
that corrupt proposition had been msds to h'n
lClemsns) in behalf Of Wendell. The lsst-usmsd 10
bis letter, the subject having been referred TO hin,
tmphsticaly denied that any proposition Of the mature
sated bad been made with bis knowledge or a1shorfy
and ,aid that il II was made il must have besu ~
some one too lazy 10 work, too proud 10 sssI' sas
ashamed TO beg.
MIR. Clemens said that when the proposition y"
made he referred the individual TO the oct "a Goa
press prescribing the penalties against spprososs1
members for corrupt purposes. The man Wa 10 az
power but for the sake of his family be would not e.
pose him.
The correspondence having bseu read 9 vote for
printer followed.
Mr.. Hous on Of Ala, withdrew The name OF A. ID.
Banks, and proposed ths' of Mr.. Stesdman, who re-
ceived sixty votes, the Southern ard Western men,
bers mitirg. Wendell received tbirty-one. Messrs.
Faulkner ard Hopkins voted for Mr.. Harris OF TIE
Union. Some Democrats refused TO vote and sPprs-
hend trouble tomorrow.
The Mobile Register learns that there wss run~
10 New Orleans by steamer DEUEL. Webster thss tos
steamer Fashon had landed 10 Nicaragua and was On
her way home.
The ship Arns Sse cleared on the 18Th from Mo
bile for Hsvre, with cargo Of 3.4OO bales OF cotton,
valued at upward of $204,O00
The Charleston pspers announce that the steamer
Weiaba, of Savannah, vas totally wrecked on 81.
Nicholas Bar, Sd lest. The crew, passengers and
part OF her cargo were saved.
The ship Mary C. Porter, before reported h.d been
brought to II WI arr at Charleston and efrt viii
be made TO get the water out Of her.
THIRTY.FIFTH CONGRESS 80. First Session.
WAsHrsGToN Monday, December 7, 1881.