The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01

ipe sopg the r,rss spS dispostion sho consult
the feeling and intesssw Of this State rns es,ers
- ne 10 he sepsiole concluson ths without voss OF
Psnnsy lvsris defect csrsu and a. her people are
conservative people, no ultra man viii DO TO- them.
Principles are good thing, but 10 these tmes parties
car live long such meASes Diet they have,
10 preserve healthy organization, the purous pap e.
$50 eco 600 per Annum provided by Uace Sam thai
party who are lucky enough 70 succeed to tae nheri
wRh this visw Of the case then before w. there being
determination among lhs delegates 70 bury oil prejudice
SO ss 70 unite Ihem IN one firm phssnx TO be hurled
against the democracy, and dspo'ition to con-
The selecton Of The cspdids,e 4 4 no dlout meter 10
predict who win be the leader chosen for the contest OF
$780, assert as fact beyond dispute that nine tenths
Cameron and there doubt that he will bs presented
the abiding choice OF the whole delegation from this State
IN the National Convention Should he BE- nominated and
the Charleston Convention present 70 the democracy for
their support free trade Southern democrat, Cameron
will carry this State by an whslming majority
however, will not fairly till the meeting Of the
next Congress In December, wnen the question viii enter
largely into the arrangements and combinations for the
organization Of the House Of Representatives.
When the Thirty fourth Congress assembled In 1866 the
West claimed the honor and right Of furnishing the
Speaker, and when Banks Eastern man, settled
upon the candidate such men ~ Dunn Of Indiana and
Harrison OF Ohio who Sspirants found in Il
for net supporting him against the democrats The
Western men With their thirty odd opposition votes will
Candidate Hon John Sherman, Of ohio, member Of the
was chairman Of the ceIsbraisd Kansas Iavesgating
Committee, and 10 young Of hne talents and would
make excellent Speaker He will be urged by friends
from ali sections, and the Speakership TO
the West, he III In all probability b. the man From
the Eastern States DO candidate has been presented
far their claims that Office having exhausted by
the election Of Banks four years ago From New York
Hon Horace Clark has many friends, and he would
doubt make an excellent Speaker and available oandi
date when the fact taken into consideration that the
republicans proper will have 10 draw 70 their aid some
I'VE or seven votes from the anti Lecompton democrats,
who were elected BY the opposition against regular demo-
Gratis or else depend upon votes from the American party
rom the latter named wing Of the opposition forces in tue
Heuse. This Safe will present two candidates In the
persons OF Hon James a. Campbell and Hon. Gausha A.
Crow. The former gentleman was q member OF the Thir
~ fourth Congress- and active member OF the Commit
tee Of Ways and Means he good lawyer plessan.
and ready debater, and would make god presiding off,
GER Mr. Grow who succeeded David Wilmot in Congress-
has been continuous member for eight years and we'll
known throughout The country for his untring advocacy
Of Homestead bill. Mr. Grow Chairman OF the
Committee Public lands In the Thirty fourth Congress
be viii have strong party at his back the meeting Of
Congress- and in the ret show Of hands CAUCUS the
oRht viii lay between him and Sherman Of OHIO.
From present appearances the opposition generally
counting In republicans, Peoples Party men, anti L.
compton democrats tariff democrats and South Ameri-
caus-wd have majority Of some twenty five the
Administration MEMBERS and with the Off es OF Clerk
TOR which place there are 20 far members Of
oDgress csndicates-Sergeant A. Arms Doorkeeper Is
Ks, TO ssy nothing Of the public printer, they will
doubt be able 10 arrange matters to secure the or
gan zatiop and the epoLs Ihereunto apportao,ng.
Tho coming being p, esidential Congress, OF course
there will be two adjournmsnts for some days, TO
allow members to attend the Datoua nominating Conyen-
ons; and all the Presidential aspirans will probably
be on hand ct the capital time during tue WINTER
behooves all politicians both great and small 70 be there
too Washington will be lively plaza next WINTER the
hotels will do fourishiDg business Congress will do no
thing legitimate, but devote its time 10 shaping things for
che great contest The Conventions will be held, pru;i
pies laid down the candidates. put up and whichever side
wins the country will be saved,