, 1860-12-04

WAsnNa1os, Dec. 3.-Among the various
propositions with yiew.fo 4uic.ln. the prc-
sent political evils, is one that The Represents
tires Of all the Southern States, South Caro:i-
III excepted, have conference, and prepare Il
list of their grievances. .-and what will satisfy
them, as 4 remedy. This is to be submitted to
the conservative Republicans, and It It meets
with sufficient favor from thcm, then ntter the I
reading of the Presidents Message, that part
In reference to thcpoliiieal troubles DC refer
This proposition is being discussed to-day,
it is said that several prominent Republicans
have already aquicsccd in it.
The u. s. Supreme Court met, in their ncW
chamber at noon. Chief Justice Taney and I'll. !
the associate judges were present except
Judge Wayne EAc court shortly -aftcr at
iour1lcd, and the Judges went to the White
House to personally 1ny their respects to the.
President, and afterwards left ti1cr cards FOR
lhe Vice President -
After the, adjournment OF tho sSuprcmc
Court, the members. Of the bar practicing in
that court held meeting to express their re-
Erctat the de.rth Of Associate Justice Da:icl,
which occurred during t1lc vacation,
Theeongratulation among the members OF !
beth, Houses Of Congress were seemingly rs
cordial Is heretofore. alany Of them had met
here to-day; ior the 1lrst, time. In their :.
respective chambers sfncu tie meeting Of
The last session. The assurances of
the representatives and others from Georgia,
Ala',ama and Mississippi, that these States
viii positively. follow tho movement of-SoutA
Carolina, haze nnmistakably alarmed the con:
scrratiEcs; who before coming lhther were,::
they say, Of opinion that that State only.
would venture on Secession.
The Republican Senators held acaucus to-
lay will, reference to the formation Of Stand
I'M, Committees. -. ~,%,-., -.-,.'
! NEW YonK, Dec. 3.-The 7unfs' Washington
correspondent says members Of Congress from
and
| Kentucky represent those States as strongly
| for the Union. -"
! The Pacific Railroad Committee viii report
| two routes-one central, another southern
| The American members propose that the
| position Of the Presidents 1acssase relating I'd
secession bceubnlitted to committee Of one
! from each State, to arrange all adjustment:
which shall be accepted rs final.
| Il is r1lmored that Mr.. Seward tllis week
will offer conci1iatory resolutions and that Jno.
Coclranc, and other prominent ,7pcmtcrs Of
| both parties arc engaged in compromise n1-
! rangcmcnts. -... -.
NEw YORK, Dec. 3.-Thc New York 1mus:
Washington 'corrcspun,tnt rays Judge Ell
more aud not Mr. Yancey, hos been appoint
ed by the Governor Of Alabama to confer with
/ South Carolina Judge E. Is as ultra scccs-,
! sionist as fancey.
tic Senate At an carly day and Offer serics Of
resolutions leclaratory Of State rights, in
| which he will propose e1nbodyin@ the Missouri
Compromise line in the Constitution: Tho
Republicans arc much divided In sentiment rs
+ to Mr.. Stewards intention. All the Rrpnblf-
| cans have talked with say they will not yield
the right to taES Slavery in1o The Free Terrific
rics, neither will they yield to the rc-opening of
! the Slave Trade, nor the right Of Mr.. Lincoln
to the unanimous support Of the cnuntry, and
to make up his Cabinet as he-sees DIT, without
explanation or reservation
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