The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03
.sa3I NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY DECEMBER B. 1859

suc III enemies On Mexican soil for ohtrages chat may be
comuard IN Americans, whether il be BY C,ruuas. ~
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TUE WAR RxrwEKS rrAIs MOROCCO 81
The State Department has been officially advised that
has been declared By Span against Morocco aud tho
blockade II the ports Of the latter has been announced
sPECULATiONs As TO THE ORGANIZATION or THE
HOUSE
There will be three separate caucuses and all will pro-
badly be held 10 morrow night-democrac, republican,
and Southern American. The anti Lecompson democrats
will 20 into the regular democratic caucus, betwecn
thus time and night they ind cut they will
obtain, besides the Oblivion OF the past substantial
cogn,ion IN tho division q the spoils. Forney will be
here " night, with high hopcs, II is said Judging from
the language OF his friends, he In prepared TO ac with
any party II Ia evident, however, from the comicai
'ooks Of tho republican members when his is
toned, he has been SOLD by Thurow Weed Co. Forney
mas too any enemies in all parties get tho cerkship
Douglas wishes the anti. lecompon 10 90 into
mcra,e caucus, and il Is probable they win, with can
understanding which the alton democrats may
speeto.
Phelps and Bocock are the two prominent democratic
candidates tor Speaker Both have great strength and
one Of them will doubtless be nominated In caucds
The republicans sangune, and Sherman is to-day
ny far the most popular man. Grow, however, has
strong force
TO The ORGANIZATION OF rae H0USE-A PRO-
rRACTED STRUGGLE LOOKED FOR
The republicans Of Pennsylvan Massachusetts,, New
York and New Jersey held separate night
70 determine what course they will pursue to
venng, in the that general republican or oppos
Ton is called.
The South Americans, through some OF their leading
men, assert that they will not for democrat and do
not deem policy at present TO vote for republican
Others Of that party indicate that they will vote for Tom
,orwiu, who Fugitive Slave Law republican,
JOY Morris, OF Pennsylvania who more American
than republican. The republicans being divided between
Grow aud Sherman for Speaker do this pro-
gramme; therefore the South Amerc have made an
informal proposition for each fact,en to nominate can.
didatss for all offices under the House organization and
naot for them until faction the other yields the
plurality rule. This proposition is received quite favora
bly, by the republicans, and objeca TO by the
Lcompt0a democrats, and is beleved will be adopted
The Pennay lvaua delegation are decidedly against
giving the Cleixship to Forney, bat willing yield
him shsre of the printing If he viii unite with Western
and New England interest His anti Lecomrton friends
do lot object this and the republicans generally out
sioe Of the Weed AMI Wendell progr anime, like the ar
range ment Mr. Jeweu Of Buffalo arrved here might
is prominent caLdi late for the printing Weed Is
expected here to morrow morong.
II the Americans for the plurality rule and there
by allow the republicans elect Speaker, Amsri
cap-eiber Mr. Underwood. of Kentucky, or Mr.. Hof.
men, of Mary landwii be elected Clerk This will leave
Forney with no chance for thing but the printing,
which ~i greatly annoy Weed, Wendell and Mattason.
II separate nomination made, the anti Lee lmptos
d. will nominate Horace F. Clark or John Hlck
for Speaker, Ehroge will be nominated by the
Americana.