The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

well 40 those which went out Of Ae at Charles
ten, unless Mr Douglas be Withdrawn from the ring.
But viii he DO WITHDRAWN No. There "a not ymp-
tom existing OF any such Inclination the Douglas camp
From reported speech Of Mr. German, Of the Minnesota
Douglas delegation, 10 biz people at home, IL ~ the
settled purpcse Of the Douglas camp 10 nominate
him by tvetbirds vese, II they cam and II hey cannot
DO sb, then 10 repeal that rule and nominate him BY
majority rapg thus 10 secure his nomination they viii
sdjsurp, dspese. 90 home and run the "Ltsle Giant"
upon the general merits Of his This verify b.
heve u the programme for Baltimore resolved upon by
that side Of the house
Mr. Douglas for the last three days has been absent
fron the Senate Be vsrd also absent and from SINH
lar csuse How very curious-how very instructive.-
thsee two vacant chaIrsl month ago and these two
NEE, Seward and Douglas, overepped all competitors for
the cast Oh shoes Of Mr. Buchanan. The general outside
idea vas, that each would be the nominee Of his party
and that ope.or the other rather Seward, would inev
taby be the bsxt President Now Seward IL LAID up 10
lavender Douglas dead, and their two vacant chairs In
the Senate chamber preach eoquenty tho vanity OF 700
hot and hsiy and TOO unscrupuous reckless and BEL
But although M Douglas d not in his place, although
be has ded his broadsde and has rcreaed under cover
although he has not been In tho Senate for the last three
Gays his able right hand man, Mr. Pugh Of Ohjo hss
remained ct bis post fighting his battles With the chivary
Of . brother Red Cross knight Of the MIDDLE Ages.
nue the party OF Mr. Douglas In the Senate limit
rant hest in himsen and has been taking The
cause OF bis friend quite veil Douglas could nave
nsuseed u himself But Why this absence OF MP
Douglas? In another attack OF bronchlts, or desire 70
let this debate exhaust ITSELF or V mischief keeps Mr.
Douglas awsy2 We understand that that two days
spxech exhausted him that he has been compelled 70
little, but apprehend that he Ia awaiting the
final osop OF the slavery distractions under debate
Mr. senator wigfal put the asoun~tum ad Aoninem 70
Mr. Pueh today IN very forcible style Suppose sad
he, We OF the South 10 Insist upon the nomination.
Mr. Buchanan ulimatum, would not the supporters
OF Judge Douglas any other man than this We want
peace, want harmony, but 80 cannot support this
termination So viii tell you that Mr.. Douglas cannot
Safe, and that, II he regularly nominated,
there eight Southern States that would prefer
the defeat OF the party TO his election. These are facts
Why, ben persist in this thDgS ID u not becAuse tho
Douglas vpg Of the party resolved upon the desperate
alte, native OF rule or ruinf
The Japanese uotted up the two houses OF Con-
to day but they dd mot appear 70 be tenth part
much surprised with the and strange scenes 10
Which they were thus introduced were the "outside
barbarian" with the strange faces and costumes Of these
that acting under the rigid Instructions Of the TYCOON these
Japapese opposed TO leaving their lodgings AFTER night
fall except upon official business rom which they
escape and that 90 far from being enchanted with the
women rights enjoyed BY the In the United States,
these Celestials express profound contempt for this
In proper state OF subsection and obedience We are
thus assured thai the Embassy will return homo with the
appreciation OF their Chief Censor and that porempory
suicide vii follow his report 70 the Emperor We fear,
however that the Emperors ideas Of American civza
ton will not be Of very sxalted kind when the Chief
STAYING people In all sorts Of hats and bonneis, including
people both Of oil coorS that swerned aStor
them throughout United States, whenever they put
their heads into The open air.