The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27

late prepared for him By the OK President aut
forwarded through friend 10 this city, with sugses
lions for s immediate publication Thirty ak hours be
Tore IN appearance IN print AZ positively assured
not even the most intimate among the rencs Of Douglas
were aware that the publication Of any sdch
10 contemplated The subsequent discovery tbat IL was
the work Of vsn Buren, has made all things
Ineligible On that head Nohpg s moro certain
aha the difficulties between the rammany and anti Tam
many factions are to be increa ed by Douglas the thing
be possible during bis soJoun among you The question
o. deegats u the Charleston Convention IL to ne disposed
Of in the most summary at the meeting of your
State Conveption when will allow TO the friends OF
The election Of delegates by districts the poor sats
faction OF hearirg upon that subject For some time
past has been confidently supposed that the of the
admnhtcalo could be dsposet OF without any trouble
that Douglas would have things all mis- own way in
New York and at Charleston.
The unAnimty Of the democratic press Of your State
'eavoring the election OF delegates by the people
has come like q thuDcerbot to the dsmay of
shese plotting copspir ators and politicians Here
the secret for the unexpected appearance Of the Van
Buren,. Douglas letter. While there were hopes OF but
One set OF delegates TO the Charleston Convention no
action on tue part Douglas thought necessary but
tbe certainty that the hsrds will present caus AMI
be admitted something the shape Of the Douglas mani.
feso was thought necessary by Van Buren, and his New
York city friends The Of Isfs DO re.euact
cd possible, under the guidance of ruling spirits of
SHAT day The fact IL interesting that Horato
Seymour has at last discovered true secret of the
Douglas managers in assocatipg his name with that
OF their favo,te In his for the Presidency He has
given II to be understood that further liberties with
his name in that direction vii be allowed. Before
Douglas leaves New York his whole plan OF future
Operations will have been agreed upon.
Unless / greatly nlisinformed, those gentleman
In your city holding official position under the general
government will be Shortly CON PEELED TO MAKE Gear
1ner preference for or against the administration in
this poug'ss crusade Their movements Al present
strongly resemble the game which they played with
President Pierce four yesrs ago The project Ia agan
mooted to raise the of 600 purchase Of one
Of your city papers for Douglas dlrDg the Presidential
the oc ais of the government
~ ne taxed 10 raise ibis money!
The letter Of General Cass neutral rights Ia still
der AMUSEMENT Uoder the broad doctrine tina, ships
make free goods with the exception of contaband OF
war, oar government assumes tina. there should be
Increase Of the number OF articles contrsbani of
On the contrary, that humber 80 considered should be
bmited 70, and indeed confined TO, actual munitions Of
war; ana these indeed, should only be liable TO seizure
upon atenp,to enter enemies ports Coal, therefore,
Can be carried by ships without risk.
TIE Secretary of the Treasury mas completed the pro-
grsmme for reducing the force ia the New York CUSTOM
House has forwarded IL to Collector schell The &C.
auotion various divisions amounts to nearly two hun
dred
The Collector has difficult and arduous task before
him. but be has tentative but carry it out He
is not responsible in any degree He has resolutely
fought against from The lrst,
Secretary Cobb detero mined that reduction shall be
made AMI that the responsibility, there any shall
devOive MIN.
The latest overland from California ind Gates
Senator Gwin has been defeated nis attempt
the State nominations Some OF the federal officers re-
fused to GLOW him in his upon who are rec,g
med friends of the President their heads
have been demanded
There Will be reduction in the Inspectors Depart
ment The duties Of those retained the other div sous
will be slderabiy increased. Their salaries will also
be increased, which will teod TO make them more efi
Client. All extrsne Gus help viii be off.
NO decision been arrived regard the public
etores This branch OF business may all be oy
tract.
Negotiations have been going here siuce the death
DR.. Bailey, the NI,onol Era for particular
republican Presidential, candidate Dion Pat, of OHIO
Is understood, will take charge of it organ Gov
Chase.