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ORGANIZATION OF THE OUSE--CAUCUS.


WE'LL after all the buster and big talk Of the
friends of Calhoun and Of Buchanan, they have
suffered themselves to be whipped into caucus
BY the Van Buren drill-sergeants and discipline
rians, and there they have had just as much in
fluence and weight as so many men OF straw.
We have SO often heard these Southern Hotspurs
talk yaliantly of the resistance, and the noble
stand they intended to take, upon principle, and
then seen them submit SO tamely and kindly to
the harness and whip of their masters. that we
had little confidence in their " noble resistance
to King Caucus at this time. They are remark
ably mouth-valiant, but when the crisis
comes, the meekest and most submissive men
in existence. ASouthern chivalry" has through
them become the most aughable humbug Of the
whole catalogue of humbugs.


Our readers will infer, what is the fact, that
the Calhoun and Buchanan members OF Con-
gress were forced into the caucus on Saturday
evening, much against their inclination, and that
all thought Of running a. separate and indepen-
dent candidate for Speaker, Mr.. Campbell, or
Mr.. Wilkins, for instance, is abandoned. We
learn that the caucus nominated John w. Jones
as the Locofoco candidate for Speaker, and then
adjourned, to meet again this morning. Messrs.
Campbell and Wilkins will of course be content
to be placed at the head of important commit
tees in the House, as compensation for yielding
their claims to the Speakers chair.


The rumor is,1 that some difficulty exists in
settling the claims Of the various candidates for
Clerk, and that it is not unlikely that Mr..
M'Nulty, of Ohio, may be the caucus nominee