New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

il is not at all times the most advantageous way TO
say don't charge thing He would rather hear
Ii said charge you with such and such thing than
TO listen to inuendOes and insipuauons He wished
say by authority that SO far as the pilgrimage TO
Kentucky is concerned, OF which WI: BrecSsnriase
had spoken, Judge Douglas knew nothing oft, and
assented to II In no way Ii was matter Oh profound
regret that language was used In that connection,
whch amounted to charge After the January
number of The Democratic Rerls,o appeared, Judge
Douglas called on man Democrats to induce them
10 use their nut to make the editors desst from
their proposed course in the February number, and
Judge Douglas sent a teiegraphic dispatch 70
George Sanders who replied that the dispatch
came too late to save General Butler, and candor
compelled him to say that II 1t had been carrier re-
ceived 1, could Lot have changed one word OF the
Article The foggy atmosphere of Washington
makes towards OF US all. MIR. Richardson spoxe Oh
the importance OF preserving harmony IN tne Deme-
cratic parry, which Judge Douglas hao awSs
favored and defended him from the charge OF being
the candidate OF the proprieos of the three lines OF
ocean steamers.
Mr.. OLDs suggested that Judge Douglas
would 60 by steam afser he was nominated.
Mr.. RICHARDSON said that Judge Doug
last was now about 40 years Of age. From poverty,
and without influential friends be had attained as
proud position as any man in the country. He re-
iuted other charges and said that Judge Douglas
a candidate for the Presidency ans has night 10 oe
but entertains no hostility toward the DINER aspr
rants TO that Office.
MIR. BREcKrNRIpGE made personal ex-
PLANTATION. Having recapitulsted that part OF ms
remarks relative 70 The Democratic Ret'er, ana
STATING the reasons which influenced him to com.
ment upor the article and mention Judge Dousiass
name IN congestion with the same, conversation
took place between him Mr.. Breckenridse) and
Mr. Richardson as TO the time Jucge Douglas
signed the paper indorsing the January number OF
the Review.
Mr.. RICHARDSON said that Judge Doug
las had no means of telling when ne signed the
paper, except by his receipt OF suosc.ipuon ~aicn
was the OH of January, although this may Dc an
error. Al,
Mr.. BRKcKENRlDGE thought the gentle.
man was ris ht in the conjecture that this might NOT
be the date The Oh OF February would be the exae'
time 49,,
MIR. RICHARDSON replied, If the receipt
vas fisht, his statement was correct II wrong, II
may OF may not be otherwise.
Mr.. BREcKHNRIBGEr resumed, denying tnat
he had made an assault body, and saying that
the gentleman himself had denounced the tone OF
the articles in The Retsec He declared himself 20
be disposed to promote harmony IN inc DemocIauc
patty and for this reason he mad condemned inc AZ
lacks on the prominent gentlemen OF 'ne parry "
Mr.. WAsHBURN obtained the floor ne
vo.ld no. discuss the qualifications OF the VARIOUS
candidates for the Pfesic sncy. he had no eosos
his own party will present some able and paWouc
man whose ability and patrionsm are known 40 AZ.
,o hpjld a Railroad m thai State. ~ INK OF mo
En,oresn and North American Railroads.&c. many
sdyantages from which he enumerated, and In con
elus,op ne avowed himself In favor OF giving lanes
10 sc,asl settlers anc for purposes oil internal III"