The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16
INTERESTING rROn WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Fob. Is, 1857.
TAe India FEEDER Patent Erten,ien-D Deposition OF ne
Rsus-kr Whit~ey Again.
Az ptmated in q previous letter the good sense and
integrity Of shs the House have proved
coo much for the india rubber monopoass. and ashcush
We shall moi be relieved from the disgusting impoFsun-
ties Of the lobby nor yet lose sight Of
che owners Of the patents who Sit Nike huge spiders,
In the galleries Of House. nseny watching the opera
sious Of their satellites they revolve upon the floor
among members, still there Is hope In the signs Of
the times developed to-day The bill for the reef OF
Nathaniel Hayward In the House this morning
In call Of the committee, and for few minutes an In
tense excitement manifested In all directions the
lobby OF the Hayward patent busy, the lobby OF
the ChAnee interest were ouser the OF tho latter
having nsued hk Fat tina, patent but his own
should have the precedency or course there was
busy time OF IL, and the poor representa-
dives were sadly bAde ered bothered and annoyed
by The two hctionS, whose consciencss seem to bs
As esstis Is the materials which they represent. A
more novel spoctac was before seen upon the
door Of Congress than presented day doubt
stronger outside pressure exer,ed 70 wd
has failed and nowhs tar dung the black looks Of the
owners OF the patents the result has been attained by
.ur"a T py sne hnp N regard 20 nsse very me.
mont that the patents alluded to been most exen
svey loboied 10 the Chsee interest know that every
influence known In civilized society has been engaged
CIVIL military ecclesiastical and the splri1 OF the
other world have been pressed into the
tend this psens and impose tax upon the people that
owner may continue 10 roll In wealth, aod be able
dAbble In politics. for which he exhibited q decided
PsncAen 1t the ast election, giving his influence 70
The disposition Of the House inmical TO further ex
sense Of justice may trump, no,wisSsssndins the
means regular and sntoward, which will be resorsed TO
60 carry the MEASURE 10 suocessful issue. TIE vote
upon the Hayward bill avoid Vi to-day by the House
going into COMMITTEES Of the whole but the danger not
yet over altogether The vote BY which the matter
anf0 n NhA vx~4.u
extensions, and It t potsbie that the opposition
members may be sex when the measure up again
These patents have but chance a this session,
except by susfep'ion OF the rules Depending upon
two thirds vote, they Rave not the ghost Of chance
Sr. whitney implies he Ia not the representative
man Of the Cusfee ps'e interest He backs down from
we posls,on wnso be was looked upon - holding
sion that fhey who NEEDLE with pitch Will be dened
WASHINGTON, Feb IL, 1857.
The Indiana Senatorial Eietion-Polstsco Anscedent,
of Senator Doctor Fitch r,ghfs Chawcs for TIE Cab
int not so Bright
The Indiana senatorial election main topic OF con
versanon at present, and everybody u specializing
whether the Judiciary Committee will report on II this
session The republicans have presented protests nom
third OF tss Indiana Bouse denouncng the cleo
tion illegal and unautborz ed and also resolution Of
the Senate adopted by majority, repudatng the
proposed oinCon having been assansed
60 BY that body and being fraudulent revolutions
y Since the election tsenty OF the nfy Sens
oss have adopted another protezt repudiang II
constitutional unpa r,cipAtsd in By them wholly Tile
sal and the Secretary and Assistant Secretary of the
Senate not only certify 20 IL unGer oath, but also
that the Senate has no, adopted joint resolution for any
Join, convention for . Senatorial eleotion, q: auy
period during the whole session And thirty i've
members Of the hundred In the Hoase
have also sent protest. declaring that tina. body
adopted any resolution asking the senate to them
In senatorial elecsion, thai quorum Of neither house
was present when Bright and Fitch were chosen &,
and this 10 swcTn 10 by two members Of the House.
Mr.. Brig ht, Of The benencisres Of this move
meut, u well known eli over the county. HIS colleague,
Dr. Graham NJ Ych, has not yet acquired such
sve reputation. There great curiosity cvncsd know
his political Asteosce ns-where be has stood the
sres, questions Of dsy-snd whether his record
reliable vbep tested by the Baiuor aud Cincinnati
platforms. The best reply s rom mis- own pen.
DR. Fnoh bss BEEN In the lower House Of Congress
four ysar-trom lsas 10 1893. his nrn Congressional
canvass In the summer OF lsas. ie~ months sner
General CSs had been beaten on the non-ntsr
poosor hoSeyer. esnvsssed for success NOT for tss
platform. And towards the close OF bis cam
p.sn . ssress saoi.'on brother, -h' liked mis- anti.
slavery speeches but w,ehed bis principles put paper
IN black and VII to sent him tue following letter Mr..
Grove Pomssoy vas wy, well kno IN in Northern In.
and ssaent haier Of s'svery-snd OF the mon
prominent Aid active sboionists openly and avowedly
20 IN the whole State Here are his questions 70 Or.
ftoh -
PLrxovrH. Angus, 4, iss9.
definite enough on some q the questions involved ia the pre-
si wish answer the following questions to
ia WIN elected for tie unconditional repeal of
"a WI vote for the abolition Of the Stale slave
ID wu you for the wlmo, Proyiso being er,ensed
over The territory Of California and New Mexico and against
answer The shove questions ys 0r no .nog,
,h,. An. u,...~ 81. -. A. xo,,.
With pleasure answer yes 10 The above question,
not coBtsbs Win this be sdded -
Enie,inng the view indicated my above shall
not only vote yes on nee measures but n older
able member whoe nneeos would be greater thsn NINE
the honor of holciD ing seat here q. n FITCH
he intpa,es 81 the time bear, . doubt a. TO the
consutu,onsiy the repesl of the inter STATE slave
"vh peasurs, 70 this nhra abolition platform voun.
tsry protesting also, thouga unasteo 70 become their
champion by prepati ~ and introducing the necessary
b,in 20 cary out b. tns exhibition Of abolition
rear he succeeded Ia securing hrs elec,ioa thus
cure seat IN tbe senate betug no~ e1asy az earnest
~ u then vas TO &c. into The Hous., he has soash 70
-nesnI explained snd orps.ed ABOVE ID remains % be
sem -heiOer vii prove a. .rc5essfc ss the
70 The rcmersy lester Tee stn;r. opinion s in the
negative and ths; Bright has Jared his cabinet chances
byrsstoiraing n h
EXTRACTS FKoM wAsBnsToH CORRESPONDENTS or
orHEH JOURNALS.
lCouesponaehoe OF the Albany Arsus.l
WASHINGTON, Fec IA, 1857.
ne fnresti9so~ AZ Wo,htng,n-- spsefon Of Onidn ~
fabon " Suao~ea-Jhrrap',or- CaYyh IN Ais o~n
froj-twt5bs Dlc.osSa
The ss reyea, one ressrd W the corruption iavest
euop rev 81 plot n . mo inuoste character winch
has BE- urrsvesd In s,,lo onIy paraleed IN
che beat diamas q The modem Partisan or ancient Lon
don stage hsstvei' In ,hs 'Dsu,ls Dsaler" vas not
more thorough master OF cistimul nor more com
plefcly caught N ha usp than head ttrisusr
whose plJ,s and counterpo,s the committee tracing
Mr. Nsit>.ou Of oneids the friend .bd p,,ron Of
FmoI o. the oorrsspnrdeut a The New YORK Tl~a
be usee supply BIN with the Information regard 10
Wa,brgtur sss.s. tie lBtrG8os SOD % TOE Hoare
Nc eva OIL %, pcliiital icsnl1l wncS M : pEi
b. the Ttssss to Bunt up
Nt .sis tbai kste,0n either ior Va pur pose
OF frivirr ~ cmceoft IN the business o. VrocgrDg
thU pausso ~ oils or 20 fhe pgrpDsc OF eabsncug
thf ptict oigGsd ~ Smott0n he s'.er written 10 the
Timt Chasf'pF corruption tie tGert immedi,,c
Mr. Pune rtttco bb erpnshOe, and Jusxe td-srds
eBrisnec e. obce. ne nan The aWsr
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