The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22

Where is He to Go?---What will
they Do with Him?
OPINIONS OF PROMINENT DEMOCRATIC JOURNALS,
&C., &C.. NC

IN
himself for having deserted he democratic party a the
late session OF Congress- and endeavorng 70 the
resesrs ne 1ss been Ssi
shtHUL and ddrot Not the speech Of salesman In
DEED Mr. Douglas could lay claim to any higher
character than hdt Of ready and effective debdter We
shall have occasion hereafter 70 examine OF the
hereses Of hs speech in detail For the present shall
conhne ourselves which the dangerous
The Senator says" IL is true mat the mode rsfe
renee and the form Of submission under the Englsh bill
not such e could saDcsn with my voe for the
reason hst Disseminated between slave states and free
States providing that II they came in with the Lecompon
constitution, they could be received with 81, 900 but If
they W demand another constitution,
tent with their sentiments and feelcgs they should
be received into the Union until they had % inhao
tAp.a."
Ne SHAH not characterize this pernersto Of The prou
SONS Of the English bill deserves but shall proceed
a. once sna q aeSuns s ne stt' ,p on s Part Of a. H.
urging The people Of nGt Territory, asy should
reject the Lscomca constitution, to ome f5urh con-
Sstutton 6yme they have sufficient population 10 send
representative to Congress And this attempt comes
from protested democr ~ aud frierd Of the Uoon
Let us glance as the condition Of the country when the
English bin was presened to Congress- rne exssperSied
feeling between the North and the South had reached
dangerous point The steam had risen SO high as to
thfeaien an immediate explosion The exciting indeed,
we might saythe furioug debates which hsd continued
fer more than three months hal reused the passions o.
Men boh North and SOUTH and had prepared them for
Wild measures. Two States Of the Unoa-Georgia ana
Aahams-had passed laws requiring their respective
the question OF secession from the Union 10 toe
Kansas question should be settled the Senate bill,
which we preferred and still deem the best bit,
bad failed IN tho House through the ntrigues aud
influence 0f the friends or N, Douglas from Illinois
10 tnat BODY acting IN concert and harmony with the
black republicans Tho Union peril. At this crisis
the Eoglsb bill proposed refer land question
people OF Kansas for their desision and they did
choose to into the Union by voting in ,he
afr native OF this question tina. they should remain
Territorial condition until they had sufficient popl
laaon to eisct one member 70 Congress The alternative
was fairly offered On the one hand there presented
this fair and equitable bill calculated to ail dan
ger from the Union, and to restore peace and harmony
aops the different members o. the confederacy and ,as
supported by mere tnao nineteen tweutehs Of the
democratic pa n Congress On the other hand,
known that refusal 10 pass would be the signal for
renewed Anarchy and confusion in KanssG, ana would
Still further exasperse the contest raging between the
North and South and the Union 10 imminent dan
ger Mr. Douglas chose the later branch Of the alternative
oih all its Jtrefm consequences H0o radically oroQ he
is Gosrdted by comparative peace aud harmony
,chich yr,ade The lohole country on the sIury cues
ton. mo love Of the Union predo every
where
IN charity We we're At the tme disposed 70 attribute the
oppof on o. Mr. Douglas TO toe English bill 20 r'i.
ficston of oefeat, ana assured from different
SOURCES that he had deter mined 70 express mis- scquiss
this btu ip his speech before the people OF Chi
csgo, ana thus throw himself back into tbs democratic
party We oere prepared 10 ic Nam cordial oslc,ms
nourceo the English 6u, and has l.i,ea ,ca the black
republicans IA attempting 10 gaipanzs The oiuio. spirit
into iue by gsttisg mp dot1 constitution IN KrnS1s, in
codton Of has ctSe and SotuIry dro Hs eodesvors 10
persuade people OF tubs Territory that
saay wronged by the EOgish bill, in lurng the
Territory should contain a sufficient population 70 sen ooe
representative Congress before their mssion NJ
State mo the Union He has thus played into OF
jim Lane and his Confederate band % rebels who tous
encouraged, will doubtless attempt TO get up another
Revolutionary Convention, and frame another Topeka
Isavenrorth constitution, in violation Of the Of Con
sress. Blu! this sttens viii prove N be failure. Toe
people OF Kansas Nj length ed that peace aud
quiet 70 sher prosperity
ed tide emigration TO their beautiful ana fertile FER
rtory and have diverted ~ other regions Should
peeSefy as .rrSry un, t9ey have w pe%In
too uedoDio = nssh nil rbs eir,rta
The Kansas question Dead spite of all he do 70 re
vive H. His OBJECTION raoy, doubtless ,oi, for the
me't, irJare The democratic purity % some exert b MS
pasmodie cgo'ts mtH end as 0oe q az othsrs oho hare
o9srdcd an lie hare endod rhe great and glo
scus old party viii survive thousand such shocks. Like
mssstic river, will flow on In spite OF all the obstacles
which disappointed politicians nteroose arrest
current
From tho Redmond pqu-er Central organ of Governor
Wise, In the same boat with Doug las
DOUGLAS IN THE YIELD.
Our Illinois exchanges TEEN with accounts Of Senator
Douglas reception among ais constituents The ceremony
offs public reception at Chicago was conducted With an
unusual display Of enthusiasm Altogether, the opening
scene 10 suspcious. Mr.. Douglas has plunged In
redias res. He has not paused for exchange OF
complments-nor has he cAosen 10 assume De position
" rcTca'dn usIplidnt, ohtch Of his party
d Jsss mp ~ am, and ,osea " As hsa p.t
party iasos ivh him. IN ineri,abls defsot III. has
adopted The only live Of coniss 20 !. ,rpecei FROM
man true dlIe 20 his oscn dignity T chSrdoteT and he
pelfdrs Of hi, party. LeoomIson and ana Locorpton
haw uu,td 20 RECEIVE him pu5sic serani tried
~
prsn, 10 the same generous spiri, which is tender
cd Re Affirming and indicating the sentiments
whlch have influenced his action during temporary
division of opinion among hB party, ne announoss
biz readiness TO forget every @perity eogsndered 10
the conflict or opnou aud 10 meet OF both opinions
The common grol1d where they all rally for the
psypetuation Of sound policy aud the interest
OF national party Al the fret breath, the unjust in
tered - the winds BE assumes at the responsibility
or endorsing and defending the Drcd SCOTT decision thur
throwing the sauntc; at the onset 70 the moions Of aoa
hts L. ~
rorsries st pcTsst r taxng with black republican anil
alton. We predict that the best OF these violent sssa-
ants WILL ere long, retract every hasty expression ner
70 employed ss.nst man who ia ashtng 20 arieuty
he battle Of The Constitutional rights Of the S,uth on
Northern soi.
already zoe hear q suggested that om. Of ~ nlsrals
Douglas fo,,oar as aeir faDo: eaniiiG'e for ne noTi
nation az ChHst0n II the threatened discord In
ranks should eventusie bringing this class Of poll
tcisps 10 proper OF the importance Uaen,
under the lesdenhi2 OF such . ~ Mr.. Doigas, we
will OF lat be enabled 20 much good out OF tho
transient evils incident TO the Kansas moroglio.
prom the Charleston Mercury, (ulus Gre eater s1d se
cessonst) u
DOUGLAS AND Tue ADMINISTRATIONS.
viii be perceived, from the report OF Judge D0ugas
Chicago speech that he wholly ndspoeed 10 forget
repcut his anIocompton trsAchery 20 the democratic
party The SOUTH 6e boldly brings the issue up be-
fore h constituents MAINTAINS the proprey OF his c0lrso
Ton the %,y prefer, Of popular ,ovsrssp,y and .nc a.
He boasts Of defeating the aud bringing The party
10 the adoption Of his views, though not in the precise
mise bill. Ffop TIE tome Of ths article tdt>n from M
WdShnoon linton e tUi b tsdt his sul defiant and
incorporating attitude Is rcry unpdldsdlk D ne al
ration he proposition, phth hos ben arof upon
TIE dBtinisri0 from the Soiah, % roccius tno fellow
ship ord s.yTwt afs unvqc-tam AMI SELF seling rene
oods, for hs pvrJose Of pvJpstinq ne prospe-s Of parry
ia TIE NOrthCca, - Wctc al ne integrity NJ the
oyaaid,ion and degrades the high oHcc a party from
the msnen Of great principles 10 The conbna
zion for personal success and spoils
From the Albany Auss and Argus, On favor Of peace
with Douglu)
THE cANPAIGN IN ILLINOIS.
The political campaign in the state Of IDnes Is likely
10 be Of interest than any other during the present
year NotwitbssLdpg the position OF Ssustor Douglas
Kansas matters during the past Congressional session,
and the evident inclination OF part Of the opposition 70
cultivate future political relations with him the repub
party IN Iliuos has distinctly made upon him and
nut nomination a candidate for hs successor 10 the
tinted staee Senate senator Douglas has accepted the
conflict rendered, and 10 vigorous spesch his recent
receytoo At Chicago be boldly states his pDst0ns, tstes
Ahoa araufl hr