New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
THE PROSPECT IN THE HOUSE.

JHE PROSfICI IN III, DOtOb
Corr,,poud.nce O. The N Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, March 22 1855.
While write the finat debate on Ksnsas is pro-
gre.sDg i'll the Senate, and will probably close be-
fore the adjournment with understanding that
the vote shall BE- taken tomorrow. Judge Douglas
i. making his last great effort, reviewing the whole
history of events, and presenting the most unan-
swerabe reasons Why this fraud should be rejected.
But the result hss long since bee1 foreshadc Ned in
that chamber, and public attention is new fixed
upon the House, where tire fate Of Kansss il to he
settled.
Since Calhoun's publication, a manifest luke
wsrmness has been manifested by the extremists of
the South notwithstanding the welknown fact
that their leaders were consulted in every stage of
his proceedings and consented tn this concession,
with the reservation which he adopted of suppress
ing the declaration If State officers. The unr1an-
ageable wing Of that interest who were not prlvy
to the arrangeu ent, profess to discover i'll this act
an Indication Of betrayal on the part Of the Admin
istration to cOucate Northern support, AID it is
quite within the range OF probabilities that some OF
them NAV be ultimately found cooperating with
their opponents to defeat the work of their own
partsars. There are symptoms OF revolt which
cannot be mistaken, and which, if followed up by
practical effect, may produce b most unexpected
termination Of this struggle.
As the Administration presses have endeavOred IL
bolster up the courage of their supporters by lii-
founded assurances, it WAY be- well to scrltinize the
actual prospects, by All examination of the probable
vote on any positive test. The following estimate ia
prepared with that view. Excluding the Speaker
there are 233 votes in full House and the expecta
ton is that every will be i'll hs seat, not except
ing Mr. Caruthers Of Missouri, who has been sick
and absent all the session. Mr.. Pendeton IL clsssed
with the Anti LecUzpton side upon the strength OF
his own declarations Mr.. Burns is given to the
Administration sdc, though even he has slgnhed
u purpose to vote with the Opposition. They both
require amendments, and there Is force enough IL
put amendments on that will drive of large vote
in the South. Mr.. Dewart Of Pennsylvan is as
signed to the LecWnptOnes because his position II
uncertain while Mr.. Owen Jones is claimed ad-
versey since he requires 'cOndltiOn 10 TIE bill,
which the South will never agree to allow. And
tbis il Desrl, the ground taken by Mr.. Horace +.
Clark. If the reader will keep these qualifications
in view, the contingencies Of the estimate can be
readily understood
LECOaiPTON.
ALAbANA-SiBi worth. Shor.l -Jfk,tY-HtSler, Nof
tel. DtwdeIl, Moore, Housion, tendyk--2
coz nsss W,a.ss Sis:f~ s.s
REM Craige, Clingman-l
C.LmoRsiA-S.ott-l Nyw-Y -YoRk-sesriae Taylor.
Op-2 Cochrsn., Ward, Ru..ei, Cor
FLoRlDA-Hawkins-l Onio-Ailler Burn
GroaGia-Srwsrd. Crswford, PEs>syLvAs.-y loIrnce.
Tsrf H G' ws jack Lsnf sy Pmmc PpSP y s %
ISpIAx,-Ni6Iack, Hughes, ellis Reilly, De~,t.ll
reyioa Mil, K, eo23.g soyisa a.
Nilsson st.,enson-s. y.Rb, Smith. Savage, Rr.pN,
LousI.NA-EvsrIs TAYLOR Jones, Wright L0LLtoorrIK,
Dsyidson, sandidge-4 - Atkins AvsIy-io
M.syLANo-Siewsn. Kan TtN,s-BryAn. Ress,nT2
MIs>cuK-ANDsRso, Clark Cssi- Good- b. o,<, Powell
Crsg WooDsos, Phelps Iu Smith fsuissrf' Ls1hrI 't
M,,,is,lrrI-Lalpsi sI.vi-, HOpAin.-Ia
Bsrssdsle, Singleton, Q.itmanl
ANTi-LECOMProN.
C.Li,osNI.- McKibhu-l bins. Adrsia--1.
CosNICTictT-C Clark Dean NokTm CakoLN'-'ii"iS =
ILLINOIS Ha.hJvne. Farms. NV YoSx-IIs,su. Csrs,
so'fh. Lscoy heL0g9 Ao1rs' nHs,aS Ih'"h'o1 o'I'
HsIHs. Shaw, Smith, hsr' Dodd Pal"e,, Sr@"., {. o.
KDIss.-Epgli.h Foley h.l Bcaaett Good' Hoard G,aa
gore DsNi., "a'oA. CotfaI qe' Morgan PSitf PerSel'
low Cwil. Dori.-2 ,o4gss Fsafe1-93
KrNrVcKy-Upde ~ oS d OHIo-Pendleton, GTc~.tecs
M,ISr@ Wcoa Ga.an 4b- rel Harlan Staaton Ksi
tott Morse Ha'hb"yn Foster Horton Cox She,"aH b'.s
M4mLA>e-RieArO. H~ "sd., c,4si.g. B'"gAa~-; ei, Y
M.ssACuvstTTs-iaA buc Jones, Hickmsu ROberis Nm.
",G, Enae. IsSs Sos HaaS arr scr R % , Pci@
Ttaye,, ClGSee, Daye'-li sffSa5t hies-l.
Micnic.> -IioHard, Wat Raoos ISLAND - Ds,''e
Sli>,ctsi-b bia1~T vssTos1-"4itor. M,,,'A
7e,aaa Groo.n-S Wiso oos,r>- Po,te, u.oL
NV Jts>N -CdrsoH Rob 'bsrEe, BNa gAgrst-a
KEoAPIrrLArIos.
Lecompicy.. .tatiLcoeMp'aA
Repah =
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I"th4. llol
According 10 this CANVASS there il clear mslorIty
OF seven against the bill. Allowing Pepdlet0n and
Owen Jones to recede aud there would stil. be
majority of three. There are unpleasant rum0rs
affecting tuO Western members; but II would be
injustice to name them, without better syldsuee OF
an intention To default since they eoU!mItted on
the record aud by public deelarstions The whole
power and patronage of the Administration are
desperately fhrosl INTO the scale. but until the
%sm 10 kcked let LIS not taipt with suspicion the
oi'rs oi those who thus far have resisted tenpts-
'ioD and Illustrated their fidelity with their votes
iNDEX
lhe oorespondento OF Tie Cooiau0l Enqu5 er. writ
ing or the 18th inst, ssys:
The Anu ntl'lfcomptoniies, Including the Republi-
cans, reeushnt Democrats, and their recent aIl'es a
portion OF Southern Know othncs have heen ands,v
oring 10 count small majority for their nolcv Thsv
have been unable TO make any better count tbsn t;s
vote thus throwing the casting vote upon the Soasls
thereby acknowledging the passa se Of Iscopn,on
j. however, know that il win psss by a con.;dsfsbi.
majority. Ohio will give four Democrs;ic vo,s. o.
ua al North CaTglipa NAV be ,ea 90 .. -