The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-11
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
The Presidential Canvass Speeches Of Pre-
siAent Buchanan and Secretary Goblet.
ter from Daniel s. Dickinson DoastOn's
Prospects n Texas, &c., &c.
Our Special Warrington Despatch.


WASHINGTON July 10, 1860.
PRESIDENT oosB--LErrs
$. Dickinson, Erc
In addition to those mentioned in last nights despatch
addressing the Breckenridge meeting were senator's
Brown and Davis, and Representative Florence.
letter read from Daniel S. Dickinson, saying he
will support the nominations only because regards
them as personally and politically worthy but be.
their nomination emsastes from States which
give democratic votes in the Electoral College and be.
they are therefore, representatives OF the demccra
cy and its principles.
The Presidents speech last night was quite ons-some
three thousand words He expressed his qualification
the nomination Of Breckenridge and Lane because they
were good aud true men, who wsald always be found
the post Of duty and above al because they lovers
OF the constitution and Union. and In favor O
the equal rights OF the people OF all sections He
gave q history OF tho establishment OF the two.
thirds rule in the National Conventions, which
was order prevent ant democratic states combining
with few democratic States to nominate candidate
dssgreesble 10 those States which would have to eisc
him. Neither Breckenridge nor Douglas got regular
twothirds nomination, hence any democra, lib
erty vote for either lie preferred The Pres.dcu.
the went al some length into an argument To show
that each citizen Of any ono state has the
game right TO protection to his property in the
common Territories with sny citizen OF AM Of the
other States When the peopie Of a Territory form
state constitution then they settle the question Of
slavery for themselves tbs 3 sound democratic doc.
,Tne AMI this beautifully haT;nonizes vita the best IL.
forests OF al Avoids strife and turmoil ant obvistes the
doul,es heretofore experienced IN the Of Kansas
In conciasios tie President sad this PROBABLY the
last political speech he should ever make It's position
rendered Il improper FOR him & Iai cpae IL the cnysss
slaci gin hs heart i. 10 sposs OF ;ac cag tue
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wished al its citizens un.n,errup:ei health AM pres
rersy
Mr.. Cab Va some br,ef remarks exposed coaidsace
in tue Of Heesnrdse and isae next Nosenber
and urzed good democrats ,.or zes:casy 70 ia,i
rnd.
Three hearty cheers were gyea 70. the Presiicr:.
Letters from Aasiia. Texss. 10 TIC Isl OF Iy seiorl
that tie ,spysss Tor General fcusso going On IA ths,
State With gres, activity ani enthusiasm.
I'M NV sDufs ovIcNsT,TR MN c,ss
The Attorney General has given 10 the Prcsiieai
opinion Of considerable importance relation to the New
Amsdea quicksilver mine. Last year the United States
obtained injunction against the company possession
which compelled them 20 stop mining operations The
California lagre instructed their Senator's and repre-.
scn,avcs Congress to endcayor TO procure s5sa
donmen, Of the suit By the scveramen. grounds Of
public policy This application for that purpose was
referred 10 the Attorney General who maintains that,
the proceeding being judicial one, no ether power
than that Of the court which granted the injunction
properly interfere with st. that the title of the company
In possession Of the mine IL fraudulent and worthless
that they have already received several millions o. dollars
from II, to which they had right and that sound
Ipey requires that they should be permitted longer 10
epcy the fruits Of their Illegal enterprise al the pablo
expense. Under iAs dccison tho company will neycr be
able to work the nine uslcss .hey should ultimately sue
Itrf =.
question o! title, AID which WI be sroayy cor,cstcd b.
TN wssioy 10 cr,r,urG
The name Ct General Elijah ward Il mentioned ia c.n
Isction With the mission to Ggaemsis AMI Hcaduras
The Fresden; DESTROYS Of recognizing this gentleman
and Is said has offered him this pe,tcu. Whether he
will accept Il known. II be shoald decline,
other Suitable appointment viii be oaered HIN.
Tx PRESIDENT ~ Hs svsyss orssnRs
TIE President will leave the White House for tAe ~
diers Home 70 morrow Ne VII defer hs ys,t h BED.
ford Springs until The last Of August
ruz wxsT rcNr suuAar ,r,peS-.
MAJOR Robert Anderson Of TIE ars Artillery. al C,p
tain A. A. HunphrC!, Of ths corps q soFoyFhcai eng
ncers, are detailed fron tie arm. ncmSeys q ths
commission created by TIE oct Of ae ii. $50 20 cH
anime is,o TIC e-Eaalzais5. syser, a daeiflne, aud
course of instruction q ihe United sues Military AGA
DENY. They are ordered report Tor tA dai ..s
iotA nsisal, ~ Wce. Poia. Tse ee-A,lssol WI co...
sis o. two members ~ each loose o. Cngres "a dds.
ton % the above ssaatcrs Paws sad Toc and 1sr-c-
sent,tss Stanton, o. Cuts and Ta.er te,ls, Lave cen
| deslg.a,ei y nc, 10 sch ssratig.
| ~ rsfKss,rH ~ To P,r-sr.
o. sec -ttary g. tie Trcasar. has Invited srop~ss t
dc 10Th Of September Tor The Use b. the government
O. tac iiat OF 1865 y magnetic telegraph frm m
lse q Mssour &c an Francisco inter the reteu' ao' &
Congress hs ovcet OLE tc be scceptG. AL EAa5st
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