Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-28
I From he iii H~ill4bproug ohio, Gazette.
next Con gfes-Ofsanization Of the
House Ok Representatives..

The next COngfeSS-Uf$anlzali0n OI INC
House OK Representatives.
When we were in Washington 2 lew
weeks ago, all the talk among the polltl-
clans was about the neHt Congress- As
ii is anticipated that the complexion-there
Of will be. decidedly fDemocratic, our
leading men ARP bullying themselves
about the organization t8f the House Of
RI Representatives, "a subject which always
engages tho most attention for Q long
time previous to The assembling OF every
new Congress-
And in the next Congress as in previ-
ous ones-the most important officers
will be SELECTED with regard to a proper
geographical distributian to THE. different
parts ofthe Union. Thus the South or
the South west will. have the Speaker, and
the west the CLERK, while the other Off
GERS will come from other and different
ssctionsof The country.
Col. Orr, OF South Csrolina, is favor
ably spoken Of for Speaker, and Of all the
candidates named probably stands the
best chance. The Col..is one Of the old
est veterans in Congress-, and with long
experience, diguifed Department and uni
versslly acknowledge ability, would make
al olnsceIr every way wtpprthhy u preside
over the popular branch Of the Ltgisla-
Eture Of the hation. The other candidates
are George W.Jones, 81 Tennessee, and
Major Harrass of IlinnHs. both gentle
men Of great experiences
If COL Orr should b Helected Speaker
then the Westw i'll have the Clerk. Him
DIS viii probably furnish the man in the
person of John G. Allan. Mr.. Allen
has already served = term or two in the
House as a representative OF his Con-
gr,esssional District, refeEting great cred
Lit upon himself and doing honor to his
State. There are other candidates spok-
en- Of. but of all that havh been thus far
named, Mr.AlEen is the most popular.
It is said that heswill b Isupported BY the
entire South and West4 In this event
his election is certain.
For the Office of SergAant-at Arms we
have heard Of DO one particularly Promi,
nent. ~
\ Byron g. Daniels. Of New York, will
be presented by his friensS from that State
and other parts Of the Uhion, for the pos
of Door Keeper. Mr.. Daniels was ! clerk
in. the House unde CoI.tf orney' anogo9;
ring his service IN ..ne#fon9tess Maae
maa ~ 1 i ohi;n;nS ana oentlaman.
II oandnh, III ii vonatinS bis promotion
y tba I'm rat;ye most We ayc mentioned
NJ, naniaIs aIthouoh aEyoung man lIaas
acb;ayed auite an enyiable reputation az
nol;t;cian mi for eiyhs years was ont
oftba most active leaders of the Young
nomooraeu II New YORK. II the las
o.mnaianS IL 1,nderstand. he was til,
T master If III he aYos,np Men a Ma
t;onsl Denocratio Assoc iaiion Of New
/ ynrI,,-Ia Worthy. club whose powerfu
) ;nsranoo vas arb;hited in the oyerw hel
/. m;nG maiar;ty Which that city, AVE ayye III,
nnmonrst;e i ndiJates II the iast Presi
daa,;a1 alaet;on AZ President of thi
asoo;.t;nn and az tha one mainl,
| cbaroad with iii it's movements, his ser
wars tr,I i invaluable. HAVING th
: nisssnre &c ! ]arsonal ac1uaintance wit
M nan;sls ~ reaard Rim as worthy i
! ON ;nant deoree9o receive the post h
5 asn;res to. Asounder Democrat Or true
d gentleman cann6t be found in the Union
! and we sincerely nope FeAt Deoenroe
to chronicle his selection.
II IL zat;an 80 Tia Hans
n q Representati yes manySabuses have e,