, 1860-05-10

Lord proper their quarrel.
Tbe Republican residents in this city srs now
fuliY organized, and will shortly nominate
ticket 70 BE- supported at the approaching Jane
evening the best of feeling VA. manifested.
Speeches! we're made By Montgomery Blair,
Hon. J. F. Farnsworth and others. They talk
Of holding = series Of mRsa meetings during
the season in the open Dir. They ere hound 10
open the eyes Of the sleepy fogies who have
heretofore found digui6sd frown auiaeient to
reprcss ali such demonstrations. They are
determined to let the citizens Of Washington
know how Repuhliesnism sounds upon tho
stump.
Among the te.1itoria. business that viii como
before the Honse next week will be two I'M.
portant Propositions-that Of Mr. Bingham, Of
Ohio, to repeal the territorial slave code
adopted BY the New Mexican Legislature; and
that u Judge Kellogg, Of Illinois, TO elect ter
ritorial officers by tho people instead Of having
them appointed by the President Mr. Key
nolds, Of New York. the Judges colleague On
Democrat, md also Mr. Hickman, the Chairman
Of the Committee, are in favor OF Tue 1oea.
Either the Judges bill or that Of Mr: ReYnolds
will be reported. Mr. Bngham's bill will be
resisted by all who answer 10 the crack Of Mr.
Douglas' whip, be having given orders 70 them
Ia that effect. You remember that u bis last
speech in the Senate, be said that " i the PEG,
ple of New MEXICO desired to hare slaVe CODE
be was for letting them have it."
# there Is not large audience TO he2r !eA.
Davis on Monday, it will not be because there
is not sufficient effort made to get up one. ~; ~
is to be an authoritative manifestation 5nia
stand that Davis is not an extremistNnoy en- ~
| means. Brown, 1yerson md Nigtal, and
| Douglas aud Pugh, are your extrem1sts-Dass;;s
represents the conserrattfnn OF the DenoeIa..s
| party. Davis doesn't look with mucn lasut
upon the fllibustering schemes oi .Ns MisstS, 80,
prisciple, eschewiug all sdodges, cheats and
shans. Hence be got but one vote at Charss-
| ton. He is the representative man-the tnink-
inr leader Of the Democratic party to-day
and every one must feel this who hEeaans tne
atmosphere Of Washington. Il Is interesting
to observe how the influence Of Douglas since
the bursting of his bubble at Charleston, paies
before that Of leader like D8vis. under.
stnpd now, fully, the force Of remark used
to hear made, that Douglas represented the
'cheap niger" men Of the South, not the
| genuine oigarchy. -,
seat in the House to-day, having returned i5on
his homeward trip, and aswarnly received %
| his felloH-meInbera cannot but remark tht
orderly manner IN which the chiyalry haFe con
Quoted them selves in the House, Etuce the lessor
fought by Mr. Potter to the Virginia ,t oaliy
Pryor himself has said never word since, ant
Is one Of the meckest men in the halE.
Quite q number of Wester editors-the %
rance guard Of the excursion arrived in the cit.
this evening. !.
The first grand promenade Of the season il
the Capitoi grounds occurred this afternoon
The Marine Band playing the while. The NUN
ber Of men, women and children in the encloE
ure at one time is estimated at ten THOUSAND
The sight YVES t magnificent one: The Don 70
Of Washington we're all there-foreign amba:
sadors, cabinet officers, senators anu member
&C.. with their ladies in brilliant colors and 60
plumage As the throng emerged from tt
grounds, it occupied one hour IN passing give
| point in Pennsylvania Avenue. Waldo.