The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-30

,n ~ y" 80 .rsss rs.'y ,ha he will change
casd hin = sasl Aftol5 D,asiAs aud burnsd MIN On
sn.y. w tases i..l shsss 40 sssod nssry tho
,ht Zoe ffefdsn1 thls pohsy can't os chan led any
msse uAs 10 sass tad cAa be ~ opened ii "a va
sssns, haze tBes hsd ssli nAkr up their mInd nov
% 70 .b., .hss ~a 90 aoeas y rns letter emssiIss
wnas 80 shsi neer tro.u ,hs whole democracy Of tho
North, win 10 datentna voice.
rhe Providence Toa democrats paper), ansr express
Ing some surprRt ~ the Appearances Of mo late letter q
Judge iautlAs, proceeds 70 coumest on A. iolls~s
ness y ~ understand shs position stitch Mr. Dougi.s
nas oecage q. le question q ogesseeAi inarvoasion
course. ~ aooss nsmanson W tse Presidency upoa
iA.ofm Which endorsed for the Territories
barely p~s'be event. ~ asAnoonmsst Of the osrns
o. noe er.o. and gives sgoaren ocunteoAnce V
party IN dAns~ sacp<snx she res,vsl of m. s,ve
trade ~ rast o. s creed, hardly know whether 70
s.from propricy 90 the: ne has sst Gu. ~
the nrst and biggest rrosdansA campaign Joke S,r "a
we perceive any great 1904 tom (" come Of the publ
else, &C excsp, ,oe black rcpuoncNn ei,,ors who w.
instantly parade ~ an Endorsement OF their s-
eighty.
thus says the Tren,oa cas,fs (repubicss paperJ--
TINS statement Of tho agreement Of Douglas &C Va
egson 10 tho Charleston Convention scsms sat soa.y
probable, and certainly. " assume 90 be s
HatAID's deduction tsi the Contemplated issue NslA-
ern democratic tree soil rupture snr 70 taal 81 tsT
but upon extensive and formidable
sonAble enough *nsihcr ue sage Of laaeasoia resy
has nnser In the pic noi, the division Of the
racy In 1890 would appear 70 be CERTAIN. the
gone by when asenslon nzscn aeompromss sA,sa
win sAsirfy all branches OF that party, aad A.
than probable that resst of tne Charleston gonvoa
ton viii be Northern and southern cspdidass--ss
canDg TO be ,be representative Of the "aAsOaa asns
There tao democratic journals--the Rchu on gs
qwirr and the Albany Atlas and Agu-botn imp N
their respective localities, and always ready to s,sss
on mstserS Of political Importance especially tho,e
ing the interests prospects Of the democratic xty
Both journals silent the grave Latter OF r
Douglas which has created such noss other qsartcra
What shuts up the long wnded EnqussY The Albany
Evening Statesman remarks that It's local contemporary as
mot yet favored s readers with any approval
or diaapprova Of the letter. which 1t published
scure corner, whore very few would observe 1t. ma
Salesman thus concludes:-
Now we have no doubt that large number OF demo.
Gratis would BIO pleased to know whether the Atlas and
Arpt az unit favorable 10 the position and friendly
TO the aspirations OF Mr. Douglas whether half Of
that faces while the other haX
bends loving glance towards The Western pariea Is
the whole, moety, Of the joint oigan Douglas
at hearth The question one Of importance this tMs.
and commiai the part Of the organ viii
not fail 10 excite contempt and disapprovM.
TIE CLEkKSHlP, THE SPEAKERShIP AND TIE PUB
Lie PRINTING.
Already the spells In the next House OF Representatives
creating quarrel beforehand between tso Of the orr
gans Of Mr. Douglas, who like two dogs fighting fur
ously about bone before is thrown 10 them and while
il yet held In the hand OF their master. These pape
the Washington States aud the Philadelphia Press The
former candidate for the public printing aud the lat
ter, who candidate before for that now candi.
date for it again for the Cerkshp like McawOer
And now wore with Mr. Forney and his coalition with
the black republicans In the next organization OF tho
House.
correspondent Of the Boston Journal writing from
Washington few days ego, the conempiat
ed coalition for the black republican organization OF tho
House.
Corwin the author Of the celebrated "ad and comfos
speech TO Mexico when we were engaged in hostlties
with her ne SAYS stands 1comparsoy tne Deal chance
ney for the Cerkship But, DC ADDS Underwood Of Ken
lucky, and Gen. Schouler, Of Massachusetts,, much
The Cincinnati Commercial black republican, now pro-
poses Sherman Of Ono for Speaker, and the identical
posed Sewardite for the Speskership
Now We are not greatly mistaken Forney has no Ne
ton whatever Of becoming candidate for the Clerkshap
Seward and Cameron position for
him they can perfect coslion with the South Amer-
exclusive benefit Of The Press In order that with part
Of the profits resulting thefefrom talent may pur-
chased for that journal which may make it elective in
Pennsylvania In the Presidential campaign Seward 70
the Know Nothnes, and Forney care of his own
Foiney, undoubtedly, has more assurance than any
man Of as moderate abilities a. he possesses whom wa
have known. BY affecting Mr. Buchanan and toady-
ing General Pierce, he contrived to o half
respectable half equvoca position in democratic circles
He served each by fits and starts, and starts and ,
after q manner singulary his own.
In tho case OF Gen. Pierce be squeezed the orange
while there was drop OF juice in IT, and then conemp.u
ousy threw the hull away In the case OF Mr.. Buchanan
he tried the same game and failed.
BIS every day occasional" is as tedious "twico
II Sh.kL
Washington letters, and some else, Engisnman
we think, does up the editorials.
The Pe,s its writers had better let the States alone
Mr. Forney chooses to coalesce with the SewArdtes
have nothing further 10 say in the matter They en-
trely welcome TO all they make OF him; and there
be other such in ranks will be most thankful il
turn him over to company which he is 30 well suited to
Keep
This is pretty quarrel as it stands.
THE sPoILs IN CHICAGo-THE MILK IN THE COCOA
NUT.
henchmsn of Mr. Douglas has been turned out of ths
Chicago Post Office to make for another man. Q
proprietor Of the Chicago Herald, against whom Mr..
Douglas in Congress- and In his organ made serious
charges The Chicago Press has the follow
ing on the subject
On another page give place the defence OF Isaac
Cook to the charges recently preferred against
fishers Of the Chicago Times IL WI be that meets
each OF the nine charges with positive denial which no
backs up VIII tue adavss o. eighty Blk men, employed
these persons would deliberately peri themselves and
their state nen are true the charges against Cook fall
TO the ground This deadly hostility Cook on tho
part OF the Times s not bottomed upon principle but n
solely matter Of interest One Of the proprietors Of The
Times turned of the Post Office aad one OF ha
woprietors Of the Herald put into it, and that Ia the
cause OF all the fuss and trouble. =
The Forrest Divorce Case.
SUPERIOR CoURT-spECIAL TERM.
Before Hon. Judge Woodruff,