The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02

Iean BIN ana heavy budgss Of osher projscn, great
an extsaaon another issue Of Treasury the
current nesssses Of Mr. Cobb. UaquesoaAbly the free
trace Democratic majority q ne Ssnaie have nos Ne r.
while me declaration Of Mr. Cobb before them, that he
ca get along I'LL December with his present receipts
his now very clear ,has the people Of ths District Of
Columbia are TO put upon ths good bshAvier before
sad plum padding nom the House. M Garter INK mora,
ing, moved 10 appoint special day for District business;
he ssni,s Of any DAY. Perhaps, Nc "rousos" Of
washingtcn behave themselves u the republican ratdoa
op meeting TO night the cizsrs may b saved from the
sSb.issSn. Bal there y Someshng moro Than his an
DERIVING thsse republican movements agsns this city.
place 70 soma locality in the hssssipp Valley begin
Eng 70 take definite form In the minds Of many Of our
the joS L not ara sbscs but powerful Incentive v
the undertaking.; and after The appointments OF the
Hoass usss. ne censu. Of sas ys.r .s may expect "
The seais In the Senate chamber Of Mr.. Seward and
Mr.. Douglas SIN continue vacant In this connection
what singular sonedesce that whls Mr. Seward pleads
IN ats letter thst no Is detained u home 70 attend 70
sary BY late IRE, NJ Douglas y, perhaps attending 70
day 70 certain repairs Of hs house n washngt,n, called
violent wind thereof having blown away the TIN roof
Tom me suiaiDg !. would thus appear that NOT only
two d.ssushsd party leaders. Dus Sss even sas els
nenm have oopspired against them.
Ihe Japeneee have been enjoying themselves hugely
In Washington Having concluded their ofcis business
desschmsns been making their sxpIo round about
hunting Jewellers And A. their remask.es po'.sss,
and aniaosy, and the distinguished honor when their
them welcome vsiters wherever they 90; and they
have oessed 70 30 regarded - meusgere by the boys
quite al homo in Washington. Above ALL they are here
the imperial city and near the palace OF the great En-
peror and hence they are IN no hurry to leave They
which vii utterly eclipse the greatness and grandeur Of
wsshr gon, excepting always the great Emperor and bis
government
wAsnNoToS, Nay -, 1seA
.NHo Democrats kousn<nt Atoot for As wiAdvawag Of
Douglas axd ne Sutsti1tion Of Roratio Symosw-Hcpe
Yet for he Democracy, g., d.
movement ID anoat 70 bring about the withdrawal Of
Douglas II Baltimore and the substitution Of Horauo sey-
nour. We understand that Douglas now satisfied that
the South against him, and that he cannot be shs
candidate Of The whole democratic party he viii bs con-
tented 10 name the Thus, the friends Of ooupro-
mise with Douglas say that Seymour acceptable 70 tie
South and the administration viii also be acceptable 10
Douglas ne rsoa OF tho party upon this basis will
give the solid vote Of the South 70 the democracy; and
Seymour, New York man, will secure New York. con-
sderrg the eject In the republican camp Of Stewards
humiliation. am assured that the New York American
rump win support Seymour the Bell ticket bcing already
7,
snd u believed that the assurance from the New York
delegation that he carry the Empire State against
lincoln win bring about hh nomination - compounds
We get THIS information from democrat OF some
" ns Is. . Of M and
mond delegation ~ Charleston, We can nov discover
that u was not 10 ncminaae Douglas, but 70
use him 70 bring about the nomination Of Seymour.
why else WAS the Of New York given for Che rule
requiring tvothi'os u The whole electoral Of the
Union to nominate, amer eight States had len the oonven
tom
There much 10 strengthen the impression besides all
o S ss,S V S plan Of
Ia to and be defeated? viii mot be much i'd
v.nsFsors 70 him 70 throw IN ps;cs Offering in the per
elected, VIII know, and not forget 70 whom his election
viii be dreS As<sr Mr. Dickinson, the fear Is that he
shat Seymour has done win biz party IN .s.,A If d-
cord, b believed that he would b. .. 10 garry Nev
York with the party r- -..sa
WASHINGTON, Nay 90 1880.
ne Curt, Pacife RSilroad Bil-A Grand Repu5lioas
Eleesio~eot's Alleged Lobby JOBS in ne Smase
Ar. Talee and ae Steamship Isasl-ky BesjamSs AID
The Houmas Land Oaso-1x< Nazs Of Nep Fork and he
kiosrsnas Of the Rpsbiicans-7ne Idea Of ne Dssa6sc
ton Of sesards WorsAipp~s 0prattne Asong ne Demo
rats in Behalf Of Hcsao Ssy~cxr-kr. Douglas Hard a
Work arranging His Plsss for Balamors, dc.
Al the ssgacious Dogbcrry would perhaps express H.
there grand republican elsccnecriug scheme involved
fore the House, and there danger that will be sus-
pscted before long. Some my individuals comprehend.
Ing very fair share Of republican newspspsr editors and
politicians and nshed up from dozen different Sites from
MASSACHUSETTS 10 Virginia south ward and westwardy 70
California and Oregon, named tAs grantees Of this
bn together with such associates thsy may choose To
this grand corporation be given The right Of way
The free uss Of Tho ssons TIMBER So Along the route for
e purposes Of the road two lines OF alernsss sections
Of the public lands along The entire road and sixty mill
lions q dollars cash from ths public treasury To aid
IL conssruct'cn rns United ssaAss IN return for all hsss
conirbutons ID 70 have the free Of road In tAs
Of ths mails, warks massrias stores SC
Lat thh bill DO passed, and Instantly for all the prscs
ca purposss 4 Presidential eectsoueeripg sxty-yeaa
Of money win b u the command a
he Republican party, The road, though By We Csntrs
route, b Northern road. Northern cApMaiss Northern
and Canadian railroads and canals, and Northern pou
cans, win nonopohze the scheme; for phs southern
Cnnsequsnty, Northern politicians viii monopoiss me
electoueerisg benefits OF the scheme and the dominant
Northern party VII, Of course, control the dsrbuton Of
ne BIN o. Mr.. Curtis may, therefore, be styled bill
OF me creation OF On elecuoneerng fund Of sixty mIsus
collars and more, for the PresdenuA purposes OF the
here goa rs.soe to hope, however .h. .h,. mar.
'osructsons In The House, and q undergoing some dam
gine clippings and modnssnons- Bus should i pss
'oushern rosd me proceed .I be Is ssssnsiy aoes.d
~ soodH proportsous In the sensss - the asrssisn
iomestesd bill Of Mr.. Grow. The schsme q NJ Curss
700 magnificent 70 90 through He asks TOO much for
~ srsea political railroad nsrssn extending from ths
llbaDy Regency 70 Iowa and gives ss % The sousn
wss upon sSs :sss, cd e ss ssSg
minded that even he venerable nsmbcrs cS Re sspsss
ss a'sF w. rs .s:, 9s..
continuation q NJ employment II NE Steamship aSsi
OF the Tansportauon Of The malls between cnarss |
9 The inssrss Of aid ssssSos In TO
ida railroad. 20 today, sAsd that The |
cry learned, elaba precise, ooavfnctne aud nserse
% speech Of Mr.. Bsnjamn the famous Houmss TouI
nna land due 70 the Substantial n1srcet a. ~
)enjamn In thoes lnnds
thus UBe musl work Willis csAsyv s,a>p-
% wAGD 1e vorA away.
Notwithstanding the declarations Of Hon Mr. spaid,ns