American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-15

Idsasa. asd JhS RnSnbaoaus usss Sauioli.
dated. M e1sci Of ths Gre salsis hs.
sault upsa NJ. ohprmas. Il 10 my lndg,
Imsai 70 Daks tAs sisotioa e ssy etheI
4 nan opssksF. impossibls. The oepub-
lioAns dare not desert htn. The Admln.
isIruiiSn nnst have noasy. and nusl prss-
leally. n the contest Il not decided. ether.
wise. give vly iOs the sdopiios Of thy pIa-
lfality1 rule. when 1hsr9Sn's election il
lnearlg osGiein. 81 - EN
4 Ittss Ds6ssracy really wish 10 lsis.i
l9lsfmaa. they puss 60 fora Southern
\ jAmarieaa. Il b The ouly way; and tie
! lpfo6Ibiliiy b: they vouid prefer ohesman
!. 80 he Chair without aheir assistance. 10
sSeiag North 0srsiins 0iihsr there By aid
Iof theig votes.
u Whenever The HOUSE gsts 10 business.
Ishsfs viii bs an efSFt made By many gs9.
tti6meu 70 put measures through in ) hnsi.
lnese. like manner. Ithink We may saiely
oalcuIAis Hpoa The saceess % our Louis
vile and Portland Canal MISTER. Fha
lgreat danger Il that II win is oyer Ioaded
4 with amsndmsp,s. and made 20 carey
threugh . horrible load Of imprbpsr ap.
Iproptrstious. or sink under the burden.
i There vas happy change 10 the
wsaihsr last h;ght. Il is. this morning,
beautifully bright and dslightfally bra-
ciDg.. n. II.
\ WAsaIRersN, Dec. re. lit is sid iha,
the Dsuodrats .hava resolved that the vote
shall be taksp On the p.asnIity resolution
before the hsst OF lsnasry. aud if the 3D.
here 70 the determinstion. no speaksr can
hs elected before that time. CcrwiD, Of
4 Ohio. 10 reported to have ssid shat u the
lexirsa,s men IA. Congress reprssent fully
their constituents. the Uoion Is yirtaally
destscyed. bhsrman's chances are i'm
i proving, b. 49,
4 The War Department proposes no ad;
Iditioual iOetTuotions for general Scott. ~
4 The Joint Occupation of San Jasn
probably is restored BY this time, on the
the basis Of hiS proposition 70 Gov. Dops :
las. and nOthiee 10 lsh but discussion Of
title between thstwo goyernmentA with
which he has no concern. Gen. Harasy
Eil remain 10 charge bfhis deptrlmeat on
The Pacific for another pear. h.
The folleTing AFo statsd 10 b. the GOV
ernw"Ot eSslmAlss fOE the ensuing aSaal
year. compared with those Of laat. They
show decrease ofoe AaaHl0.
EslimatsS fOt 1850 6l.oA6. .97eseD3
do N 1859 e0.".,eh, ,eahSl6 =
| For Speaker new candidate 10 about 10
sriss 10 The psrson Of Mr., Reagan. Of Tsx,
-. This gentleman though Unidentified
With the dsmoosalic paF.y,is not anaecsp..
able to The South AWer,eans. on aoooun.
Of bio moderate VIEWS. and h Il sald, 10.
day, that he Dan commend tholg voles,
shoald he hs presented end receive ,hs
support of The AmsrioaHs aud democrats.
The Anli Leeoalpton viii he eompslled 10
uhooss bs.wssn him and Nv. Sherman, op
inour the responsibility of delaying the
Organisation oflhs Aonss.
NJ, HAskin made hla thrpAtOuod speech,
,osday. IL reply 10 the uItAUks oi the Com
Olltntlon. mt& s.l5 4s
lie wAs very tsvsrs on IL. Browne. the
repadiA,sd editor oi that paper, who he
said was = mere sub.Odilor aud mouth
piece Of Mr. Buchanan and Atlorusy
Gen raj Black. He tspsllsd The charges
made Agains. the An,i-l.oomp,oa Dame.
'crais, and avoWsd himsslfa . supporter of
Fosnsy for clerk. who be said bad ably
exposed the corruption OF the Admins.
tra,ion. His speech created . decided
sepsali ion. od b sousns4 s8ie 4 |
A shsrp coloquy occurred ia The Senate
to-day. between Ivsvson Of GsQyeia. and
Pugh Of Ohio. during The dsbate on Mr..
Msson's H. rper's Ferry rssolu,ion. Push
said II iversoa's sentiments were thoss Of
the Democratic party. Ne wsated to know
i before the meeting OF the Charleston
Convention. lvsEson replied that he
would dedos bis position 10 the bearls
content ofthe gentlemen 10 soon as 90 op
poBtuaity presented itself n ha ielotqaa
The House adjournsd without taxing .
ballot on Mr.. Sieklss, who has heretofore
been very quiet. obtaining the aoor. r
A caucus Of the South Amsricau nom
bsrs Of Congress- was held Saturday night
70 take into consideration . proposal made
by several Dempcfalic membsfp. 10 anits
for The purpose Of organizing the House
By slsorifg . Dsmccratie Or American
Speaker. Fa''e 'g3N ''e
There wSs present twenty two South
Americans. an1 one North American. - |
Mr. Briggs Of N. Y. Winter Davis, aud
Botslsr OF Va. were not there. The lat.
Isr was absent from indispositiou.
The proposition was made By John
Cochran OF New York. Winslow oi N. g.
and other leading men, and Vss to the ef-
fsot that whenever the Democrais coald
throw their whole strsSglh ofa solid vote
of % for their own nominee. the South
should unite 10 elect him. or
Rhes the Americana should throw vote
,f 81 for the Amsricsn nominee. the Dem
oerais should join TO carry the sleo,iou.
The caucus sat till II O'Clock discuss>
ing this proposal. and q neral questions A. I
Iscling the party, but came 10 no conclu,
non 10 act with the Democrats. from the y
Iac. ihst the proposition did not come from
, esusus. or from any authorized assent Of
he entire body Of D mocra.ic members.
There 10 some opposition 10 fusion with
he Democrats TO elect aspesker. but Il
was not ipsurwountable. II the Demo
,rats. 10 caucus. would agree TO the prop.
osiiion made " Mr Cochran and others.
i would be acceptable to The Americans,
md lhsy could elect Speaker. AZ tits.
both parlies will cot Independently. a.
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