The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-07
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Proceedings Of the House of
Representatives.
SPEECH OF Mr.. MILES, OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
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Proposed Dissolution Of Congress and
Appeal TO the People.
Graphic Picture Of the Horrors
Of DisuniOn.
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Yhc Bloody FratricidaI War Between the North
and the South ForeshadOwed.
NO CHOICE OF A SPEAKER,
&C., &C., &s.
Oar Special Warrington Despatch.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9, 1890.

WASHINGTON, jan 8, 1890.
TIE ORGANIZATION HOUSE.
The Developments OF to-day in the House show con-
slusiveIy Is utterly impossible for tho Lecompton
end anti Lecompton democrats and South Americans 10
unite sufficient strength to elect Speaker The decara
tDn was made by democrats to-day the floor that the
South Americans would for democrat and he could
be elected IL the anti Iecompton democrats would
join the coalition. Since that declaration
made have been assured by leading Americans
ihaa was without authority. Some Of the Americans
would agree 10 IT, but not enough TO election.
There still another dilculty among the Americans as
deveioped in the speech Of Mr. Moore, Of Kentucky TO-
day. who said he would have objection TO give his vote
for q democrat, but not for . souatter sove-
reignty democrat. This dsposes OF the possibl
~ Of . union upon IN anti Leoompton democrat,
and upsets Mr.. Douglas programme Some Of the Anne
seans declare that they vote for Lecompton de-
nosrat bot will necessary 70 defea Mr. Sherman. vote
for any who opposes Mr. Buchanans Kansas policy.
80 stand the Americans.
Isarn that Northwestern democrat viii make speech
tomoyrow advising that the plurality rule be adopted
sthwih believing that under It's operation the democrats
organize the House.
The proposition Of Gov winslow, that the three parties
exposed 70 the republicans should meet In joint committee
end arrange for thorough organization Of the House,
produced much sensation and heartily acceded to at
snse both by democrats and Americans, and also, B
understood since the adjournment, by the anIecomp
tpoites Coming from such quarter the proposition IS
significant and it is probable the joint committee will
nres tomorrow evening
Ikarn from leading republican that movement has
Been foot for days To persuade the republicans
withdraw Sherman and put Tom Corwin on the track. 1t
said four Americans have signined their willingness TO
for him. These with the republicans. would
nfvS3xvo
- support corw prefsrrns they say, defeat with sher
man than success with Corwin
The anti Lecompton democrats have a new grievance
to-day, the refusal Of the democrats declare they
would not apply the provision Of the English bill
70 Kansas she applies for admission They receive this
refusal indication that the democrats will oppose the
Immediate admission Of Kansas, and therefore they say
they cannot vote for member Of that party.
there other minor points Of difference between the
parties now attempting to form coalition against the
publican candidate which forbid the union.
Mr.. Schwartz is dangerously i'll. He refused to be
paired and went TO the House ~ day but his colleagues
fading gentleman to pair with him assumed the respon
ssbiy Of making the pair and had him conveyed
lodgings much against his will.
TIE FRENCH MISSION
Th4 French mission will be decided week. and the
In circles that lies between Messrs Faux
Ber, Dix and Van Buren,.
1HB HARrER's FERRY rvEsrrGAToN.
he Harpcr's Ferry Investigating Committee continued
he session 70 day, and examined William +. Turner,
Colonel Washington and Mr.. Hunter. No deveope-
mens have yet been made. The committee do not
pcct to accomplish much until they get hold OF some Of
she ringIeaders- Giddings sanborn, Greeley, Hyatt,
Gerri Smith or Rawley. understand some Of the
publican senators will be subpGnAed.
NATIONAL CENTRAL COMMITTEE
The National Union Executive Central Committee met
LIST evening" Senator Cenden in the chair Progress
wus made In epargng the committee by selections Of
nembers from different States, and in the arrangements
fb~ thorough organisation throughout the country me
ssuntee have received what they conceive 10 be cheer
hgevidences the ripenng Of the people for this new
yariy A circular was ordered 70 DO issued by the
Secretary, and address b in course Of preparation
THE AExADEx nruyG COMPANY or CALIFORNIA
mis- said that sharp correspondence has passed BE-
tween the counsel Of the Almadsn Mining Company
a California and the Attorney General Secretary Of STATE
end The President, in respect 70 the instructions Issued 10
In Couaul in Mexico not take testimony there
ny, h authorised by act OF Congress The counsel
sn that the Introduction equivalent 70 the Suspension
abrceation Of the law, and without preccdentau nva
sa o the rights Of citizens injurious in s effect, and Of
anscrcus import
CONDITION on JUDGE rAxEY.
Chief Justice fancy ss.n absent from the Supreme
Csazt through sickness, though be gradually improves
ns TREATY WITH nxxsoo
There report tonight that the republicans in the
Senate will resist the McLane treaty. which they under
stand be pct measure Of Mr. Buchanan until the de
ocracy Of the Senate agree the admission Of Kansas
THE PORTER AND AyYAu.
There is 10 be no fight between the Indiana members
ncssrs. Porter, Dunn and Davis.
CAPITOL KxTESsoy.
the republicans organize the House, the construction
e ne unfinished buildings n both ends Of Pepnsy
vnh avenue viii be the subject Of investigation BY special
upmntttees
rHIRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS-.
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ne Senate "a not Ia session
Reuse OF Represe ut&sfves.
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