The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

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No elements Of ne Sssshsm sppsaHsa yasH ~ b
high spirits; but san hey ~ We know MOI vAas ~
may bring forth should thb breach n CAaslsseso ~
chronic disease and should The Southern ssesesrs
give half chance We, the Southern opposisn and
the ssosde can carry the Prssdsntl esssen nss W
House Of Representatives and there elect cur nan Dat
there may be truce and reconciliation Il oharisssea
Tho democracy are tenacious This rupture amsst 70
GOOD 70 DO radical and rrecOncabe. Douglas ~ Qve
way. We must await the upshot Of this row. sos15a
Convention Of the 0tn Of May viii In reality bseoue -
third estate among the powers that b. Pcrnee -
tween Northern and Southern ticket, for tive ere N
the midst Of Q revolution"
The republicans chucking with delight my "
Such the opinions, have given them, yecvang
among The different parties this morning IN Waenhgen
,o1 this s~:uiu" few NOR. SHAKES q he cysSsr
may totally change the combinations >, the kaeldseece
Calhoun rs IN he ssn.ss sss q rssoa
IONS decaretoFy u tho equal rights Of the south y ~
Is,rsSIss Col Benton arose and IN very szasa m.
ner denounced them "as string Of abstf actions and
parcel o. nrebrands with which 70 SET the world - me-"
NJ csnoun replied that they were .b.raoo1a pc ~
tno American Revolution was fought upon absexAco0e;
That this Union snd ns government were founded upon
abszactons that :. forms Of human socsssy rested usa
had presented could South and The Union hod toee
thor mo ssgaciy Of those remNks now apparent IN
"srmg Of abstIAoons which have tAkiug roo and
spreading these twelve years. until they have ershA-
l dowed and eclipscd the great democratic party.
ne administration may justly complain that
dorsement Of s policy 70 involved IN the minority psa
doubtless be repaired shoud The breach IN ths parry b
healed; or Otherwise Nth an endorsement hon Tho
southern wing Of be party .e may naa siX ooosc:ure
DIR ectiOp.
On The floor of the House this morning there were .st
than seventy five members present. but there was
. more active buxziDg among them than We have VII
messed morning since the organization Of The Hoess,
democrats generally wear downcsst and cSop;Aiiss
expression Of counsenance ana are scattered sboos -
ndspo,sa to talk much until they got more news;
INTO general group and arc In high state OF buOyaAcy
o. a motion Of Mr.. Grow, just ansr The House was
called to order, 70 print some bills providing for the
gsnzaton Of three four Territorial
presume win b henceiorih The policy Of The South On
this subject He said he opposed 70 tho creation OF
reason MS plain they will rum % TOO rapidly oio frss
States, Al the eouth wants time 70 look about Der for
come matevcight Organize rsrrsory around Pns':
nsy We may expect both o. them. and Nebraska and
Washington to boot -four free States 70 be knocking
The Homestead bill, by appointment, Is the special
der In the scpate TO morrow. The friends Of the mca
bdebce from the fery uprosr Il Charleston; bu thsy
sppear to overlook entirely the impending b ssrng o.
We have had several Interesting speeches and personal
explanations 10 the House this morning. bat the grena
feature Of the day the nerce and re7engeful en-
saueh uton the "slave olearcby and sectional ar110c
rssy OF the South, by Hon John Hickman, Of PennsyL
vania. One would suppose that the concentrated re-
resulting from the disappoutments OF Q o0g Me-
time had been diligently boiled down into this violent
speech against the South, Der political policy and her
social Institutions We fear, however, that the Sooern
rebellion At Charleston against M Douglas had much ~
do IN giving point AMI empb0is I, Nsster H'ckmanS
measured depuncAtions Of the South, for be kp3wn
that he and J. W Forney have been looking 10 Douglas
the Little Giant no 70 carry them back from The
republican into The democratic camp Indeed, We eave
him engaged IN painful illusions 10 this very Doug
las trouble of tne democracy II Cnsrieston What VII
follow know not but there IN evidently something
this speech which has yet 70 be disclosed fne repoob
looking snxiously and there may be
thing for them Tor which they no. pre-
pared. Douglas IN evidently the Idol OF Hskman, and
thus whole battalion o. the republican camp mar
cArriet away.
The social event the day III. fashionable world
the this morning OF the Hon. K Boulgny, Of
the New Orleans district Louisiana, 10 daughter of
Of city merchants, Mr. Thos Parker Col Bouheny
the In Congress Of Mr. Euat who married h6
year daughter OF w. w. CorcorAn the millionaire banker
and like Mr. Eusts Col Boulgpy though elected South
American, has declared hi sympathes DO with he -
mocratic party Tho father q OIL Bouligny q
Der Of the United States Senate believe many yeass
sgo large faah,ocabe party attended their Bupah,
including number Of Representatives Of the several D.
partments Of the government and while the bride looked
beautiful . ooudlcss Nay morning, the groom
- happy - such revolutionary gathering the
Charlestoa Convention was In existence.