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Hs LAsG EVENINGS MAIL,
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Washington.


[Corres pondence of the New York Herald


WASHING ,os, -soy. ., lS45.
The senior editor of the Untoa, we under
stand, is


Away down in cid yirginny.


All hooah-ah-hooah.'


Seeing, we suppose, the managers at Richmond,
in regard of the Senator due from the Old Domi-
mon land also In respect of the Spcakership and print
got the House; for, upon these two issues, hang
all the law and the prophets with Father Ritchie
The following are understood to be some of the
democratic candidates for Speaker-Hon. Hann-
bal Hamblin. of Maine; Hon. J. d. McCrate, do;
Hon. George Rathbun, N. T.; Hon c. ]. Inger-
so Pa; Hon. III. d. Foster, do; Hon. c. w Hop
kins, Va; Hon. r. M. T. Hunter, do; Hon. Geo
c. Dromgole, do; Hon. j. f. Holmes, S. c.; Hon
J: W. Tibbaus, Ky; Hon. J. J. Mcdowell, Ohio;
Hon. Hon j. W; Davis lndanai Hon. ;. A; Douglass,
J. B. Bowlin, Missouri; Hon. r. McClelland,
Michigan Honorable M. Yancey, of Alabama |;
and a host OF others Davis, OF Indiana, made all
early sart-his name was up before the adjourn
ment OF the last Congress. His early rising, how
ever, we are apprehenslve, will avail him nothing
for there is perhaps of the list named, but
as fully or perhaps better qualified for Speaker than
DAVIS The three men from Virginia are the very
best on the lst-no other three will compare with
them, and either OF them Is superior In quafica-
tons and experience (and we speak from observa-
uon) TO any one OF the others. Yet Speaker from
Virginia might injure the claims OF Mr.. Richie,
IRON Virginia, tor the printing. And it is proper
that all dangers OF that sort should be avoided. Nc
Dowell would make fair Speaker--so would Bow
lin-so would Ingersot, (barring the tariff $50
would Rathbun-so would McClernand-so would
Holmes--indeed, Davis himself might disappoint
our apprehensions, and answer the purposes Of the
Chair middling we'll


But the subject is OF such interest," that we
shall have take ii up in all its bearings immedl-
ate and collateral, at an early day.


Nicholson, of Tenn, defeated by Tuney, for the
Senate will, it is said, be OF the candidates tor
Clerk OF the: House Nous veyvons. Hubbard, OF
N. H., we learn, will come to the Senate, in the
place OF Gov Woodbury-so that the administra-
tion will have gained but little in getting the Cover
nor out of the way-for while the Governor was
looking to the Presidency for himself, Hubbard we
opine, will be found active for Sllas Wright.


The office holders here verify believe that there
is conspiracy among the letter writers to break
down the Union and that Blair and Rlves are at
the head OF this conspiracy


"Quosque tandem abutere Catalina"


Did you ever hear OF such an absurd rebellion be-
fore! There is no conspiracy. Let us explain
The Union, being the mouthplece of the Executive,
its fulminations of course tae official express
sions of the administration. Hence their1import-
ance to the public, and the vigiant watch over Fa-
iher Richie, by those faithful sentnels OF the pub
lie, the letter writers. That's all.