, 1859-10-24

Csss5a.sa E1rftrm<~s E<spresias the Ia
sxrrsrstoa---.If~..pr by the
Observation-Disclosures or the .8nAfT on
.MarNfsad EIsetton, x;fr.
[cor,r.;oadcncr If .hc Cincinnati tiazc.lc.1
WAsH1sGrts. oc-cl.
The Harpcr's Ferry insurrcction continues IL
be still ali the talk, and the Democrats nrc
chuck!ing il their sleeves ut the prospect Of
usiug it u. strong weapon sThercwlth to break
down the Republicans. These gentlemen seen,
to forgct-indcpendeut'y of the fact TINT Brown
was mere crazy eutusiast-thnt the anti
slavery party, 10 which Brown belongs, nnd Ct
which Gerrit Smith il tic leader, are rs violent
in their denunciations Of the Republicans as Of
the Democrats, simply because the former have
opposed their wild and fanatlcal schemes.
The sins Of brown, therefore, admitting htnl
to he sane, ca1lnot be visited with any propricty
upon the heads OF the Republican party. 1t is
not to be doubted, however, that this charge
will for tho moment have a certain influence,
aud should not be surprised to see Harris and
Davis defeated in the baltimore Districts, next
month. They beth le4ned toward the Repub-
licAng at the last session, and the hue md cry
will be raised against them. Davis hardly as-
tempts to conceal his proclvty toward lsepub-
]icansra, and thnt is rasiuE against him bitter
opposition which may compass his defeat. His
district gave a Reform majority. bclie7e.
at the late charter election, aud that party will
doubtless support bis opponent, Wm- 6. liarTi'
son, il November. Harrison is wealthy mrs.
chant, heretofore identified with tue Democratic
party, and former President Of the lsaitno,
and Ohio Rairoad. He will command the ell
tire Democratic vote, aud is also satisfactory II
the old line Wings and conservatives.
4 good many Of the reiormcts who ere
Wings would not vote against Daris but for hi
bitter assault upon the 1scformcts. Last night
lie addressed political meeting in baltimore, Vi
which he denounced tie Ref rmers in unmeas
ured terms, and in such Language as my posi-
bly, lead 10 a personal collision between him an
some gentlemen connecsed with Tint organize
ton.
Gerrit Smith, whose letter to brown show
his completely in she iusurrectionary Increment
was slngnlariy nou.h quite 4 fasorise will
Southern men during. bis Congression'
term. They admired his candor, a''
liked hi. impsaetieabi!a,y ~, Which. Gs, r.
cans on many important issues. He d.
lighted in most elegant hospitalIties. spcndin
his money With a frequency md freedom III.
was subject Of general remark. He Was read
to crafty every appetite, except Tint which {,
peeted vine Or spirit, aud hs presided at at !. !
round table. The most welcome guests ut i
house were Southern men, aud they, with thu
Eenerouz, out ,spolen warmth. spoke Of Sn.:'
- one Of the best fellows in the capital, Is Q:
vino, although well known as m Aboiitioni!
was still one TO be tolerated.
Jau,es Buchanan, nephew OF tue Prcsidel
has been appointed his private secretary.
It il said that Tolncy f. Howard will nt
probably he appointed Senator from Ca1iforl
BY Cor Weller, to till hroiderick's = vacancy,
ilearn to-day that Appleton has indicated
uuwillingncss II accept the French mission.
other Kichmonds are yet in the field.
The Administration have u candidate in
field for Speaker, and the caucus which mol
uates him vii! take marked ground agai.
Douglas views.