, 1859-10-07
+ TT E5.L.

::..A,'', 'nI A'cnmone
nn'2 eonc,uoes al as1icle On toe organization
OF the next House Of Representatives as follows
"ltI.1o be hoped therefore that lila onn,e;
ton, North and s;outb, will uni,. iu tie nomina.
ton aud election of proptr ntjirrr. far jbe nov,
House OF REPRESENTATIVES., and nrocaed IN tha
performance Of their pubiic i,ut!e. vithont de.
lar, Under existing circnn,stnnc neither u,a
| nor anv considerable nortinn RI the Soutna-r
peopte care the suao Of n Gdner whe,hsr tha
Speaker aud other otI;ccrs of t',e nc1t Unu.c ~
Representatives arc elected fran the rants n
The Northern or the SontIrrn a f9nnos;1;nn AS %
Let no Southern Onnos;tion men,hcr tbe-a.
FORE. besitaie a moment ohont co-onarat;nr ,s;,b
the Narthern {)nDns,tinn in tha o1r,n;.,,ne,n ~
the ne It HOUSE Of Renresentot,ves "a
yv......a, .
"Aea!Se'oS uoss1P'-a correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Ga=ettt, writing from Washing.
| ton, says:
~ IN PoIa1cai a circles, ths organization Of the
speculation, The Democrnts. ef conrse hare
abandoned all hope Of attaining The Speaker
sup ons some ofthe old s1ugers, such Us Phelps,
G',s'su aus h VI o1cock, WI consent TO lead The
brine about coSi;1;:, tI,,t VII H. qi ~ to
CIerEship, The Republicans will, Undoubtedly,
claim Tue IsPe1kershlp, I and il wanting ia clcar
ths;r ,,a;.t - A"'0 o''ene'o' h"a''S' 10 cas4s
beat ~ ;nta.1 ~ .a1 aooo1 H.aet1oge1s aam. I've
~ +ha mns;.;a psope ne1e say ne aoes notasplfe
~ Ius pos.tTu. ~
III a. " Aat lanu' nas oeen suggested. and
,nan mo .S. - 1a supposins ooutoeFn Imposition
to I,e the baxt ~ 1a ~ - appears
aymnatSizes ctosa1v er;,h t',on osd IT, e. .oas ne
e3.na.! e'ose'y WIN :aetn' and mas not q
eiert;s,x .i,.ts. eonssseene5 70 aEead. Hls
- E"n.,aS' n ~ nus ~ assumed, as John
na.. .n1':at nus 9seu ePoAen Of as MS onpo-
sI. =; Musa "oulo IN Tue present state OF atla'rs
~ ,;o t,aass eonsensla'S u up9a asm t1e support
=. s"s ue.nocfats ma w Line Nl,gs, who
re.orted 10 br the American ue nrtv to neasa,ss
i.s aseendancy there. Davis would undoubtedly
tosa; Eare ane nepooGcans ihe eoatFol Of tue best
dcsire The nrohoh;,v i H., ,,a st..n tas .pey
tue Speakership will be Us nro,rae.ei a. tiat
which VI preceded the election Of Winthrop. and
r.I;tr s, ultimately " resort to tue plu-
-Thc Nt., york ,1-c.r,,,~s +,or, :. Ia.
ter in town from Col. Fremont. in which that
gentlemen states that in cons;iI-ra,;on NJ ea.,.
cral existing circumstances ha 10 mt and ,r;,,
not he , coe,;d,,. f.. a.. n-e.:,~N ,o,"
The Sev Orleans cr<e~:,,,. w. ~. sss
respondent writes 10 that naner oe f,,lor..
"Uf course, you hare read The elaborate nen1r
to the Douglas liarper Manifesto, which ap-
t,ot ,re,..a ~ a., rs toaI%ion' Inat reply was
by Mr, Ducluuan. aideI hv M ,scnret. Sa ~ tta
!1raM. Read j: carefully. and ron will see
~. bennetts style sticking ont ali thrnugh it.
Huchanan dnrnt, sSu Ts,n.,,s ao,5 . snas Ut Af.
lin at Tue Soldiers Home, tendered him The the
MISSION to France. Ar; Aason will reform this
i:snnatt ~;t, i, 10 so Us ,ng saate M5
not happen until lie session Of 1sfo AMI 1s;1 S:'
So that be will hare ycar anyLos. Ioy nav
Fffy Upon tH'''"
-Ihc Boston Couri-r, the organ Of the Old |
wings, and Which tas been lingering on the |
borders Of pro-slavery Democracy for more than |
a year mast, finally nrccnte +bo s-trau. c,,.1.
~, D.!..:. >Ae .'oata"
eln oe'noesa'1e ooetf'ae t:at tic Constitution
carries slavery into the Territories aud projects
Il the,e
~ :. said .1..c.