New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26
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THE CESSURE OF MR.. BUCHANAN.
Mr. Buchanan's Message in regard to the recent
censure of the House produced no impression, and
is regarded as an impotent exhibition of his malig
nifty. The Democratic doctrine that the king can
do DO wrong, has made him forget that, in eight
months more, his Administration will only be
remembered for its abuses and corruptOns.
TIE REDUCTION OF PRINTING PRICES.
1t went hard with the President to sign the
joint resolution reducing the printing prices 40 per
cent, on account of his henchman, Mr. Bowman;
but there was no escape from it, and he signed it
at the last hour.
THE PRINTING BUREAU.
The Government Printing Office is law and
Mr.. Glossbrenner will probably supersede Mr..
Heart as Superintendent Of Printing although
there is supposed TO be RESTRICT in the law
establishing the office. As no appropriation was
made for the purchase of materials aud machinery,
the act viii remain urexecuted until next Winter,
although contract is authorized and may be con.
ditonally made.
THE SECESSION NOMINATIONS.
Messrs. Breckenridge and Lane have notified
their friends of their determination to accept and
are to be serenaded to- night This combir alton
was always 10 reserve at Charleston, prepared to
be brought forward at the propitious moment,
which never occurred. Although Mr.. Breckin.
ridge has heretofore dsclaimed being candidate,
under any circun stances, it is known the move
ment in Pennsylvania and New-Jersey was co IN.
tenanced by bis confidential advisersj and the lead
ing managers of the Democracy. For this and
other reasOns, he will be opposed by Mr.. Gathries
friends in Kentucky, aud there is every probability
that Mr.. Bell will carry that State over his head.
Mr.. Pryor and others, who were supposed to in
cline toward Mr.. Douglas, have given in their ad-
hesion to Mr.. Breckenridge. Humphrey Marshall
crosses that bridge to join the Democracy, where
his sympathes have been long drifting.
MIR. DOUGLAS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
The Douglas men in Pennsylvania will not stand
Mr. Bigler's scheme for double headed Electoral
ticket. They require him to face the music, as
Mr.. Dawson did when he swallowed all his previ-
Gus pledges and ratified the nomination of Mr.
Douglas. Mr.. Bisler did not vote at all in the
Rump Convention, and only attended that of the
Seceders as spectator, thus reserving himself
for final choice between desperate alternatives
THE STATE OF FEELING.
Mr.. Baker Mckibbin ard the official representa-.
lives of the Administration left Baltimore in dis.
gust.
All sides now agree that without some unexpect.
cd and extraordinary intervention Mr. Lincolns
election is fixed fact. Even the support of The
Herotd, which has defeated SO many others, cannot
pre,ent it.
MR.. FITZPATRICK DECLINES.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick formally declined TO accept the
nomination with Mr.. Douglas to-day, at two
O'Clock. lie has been hesitating since twas made
and did not personally respond to tie serenade on
Saturday light.
MI "ickilfe of Louisiana or Mr.. Stephens of
Georgia VIII be substituted, but Mr. Fitzpatrick's
refusal demoralizes the ticket at the South. The
rats are ruI ming from the sinking ship.
THE PosT-RoUTE BILL.
The Pcst-Route bill was returned from the San.
ate about an hour and half before the adiourn.
meni, with % amendments; among them was Mr..
Cohax's bill, sent to the Senate in March, inviting
proposals for carrying the entire California Mail
over the central route, and authorizing a tenpo.
rary arrangement via Panama, until this contract
should be let. To this the Senate added a semi.
weekly route from st. Paul to Oregon at price not
exceeding 100000 per annum. Various amend.
ments, covering valuable legislation, approved BY
both Post. Office Committees, were also in this bill.
Mr. Coliax appealed to the House to take the
bin up and consider it, although the Senate should
hove returned i long ago, adding that ii two-thrds
c1ud be- obtareJ, he would move to extend the
ses on ore or w. hvufs for This purpose 4 laroe