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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-04

IN, uro.sy market ID no longer heard.
IN the oiher hand capitalists ind difnouIy ehssI9
tsstrpts IN such securities ~ would De oeened
.ssb IN lact the mercantile glasses are generally 10
10 meet The limited obligations csung, with
- sssou 10 resort t. borrowing, and hence the
,o,c III The market referred 10 Wo hear OF Z per
snt being leld a. inside fgure al which praninsnt
s.ers sin sosn, but are axare Of operations at lower
rate ruha far quotation for loans On sstsTctcy
coiis,cral would be lxal1 per cen. per monsa, p Is
rat TO expect, howevos that tho partial revi
va u traae experencsd secentywil give RE TO- more
rates o. interest s., should country Collections con-
nos result Gold Dust continues in freely
season. The entire receipts al the Mint during July
amounted 70 ea4bz 90 ounces troy and the coinage TO
81 554 900 in gold and 80 900 IN Silver Since that Pc
iioi the operations have been as foaiows:-
Gc!t roipss, weight after melting. q l6e b
Cold coinage, dsublo eagles ......;..... $3.50 goo
brink deoand both for the steamer aud for China The
present rate Is $50 fine par IN Mexican dollars the
pr.ees ranging from 81. 10 . per cent premium. fhe
follow ng have been the imports Of treasure since last
reercroe-
July ai-Msris, from MAJ allan .......... % SO q
August l. Francis Palmer, from Honolulu. s52 6s
- 2-E~ng, from Maza Ian. ............ % lsl 90
3-Cnce Sam, from Acapulco. ....... 800 90
a 4-csrlolta, from Guaymas 2,7os 90
- 4-Gcneva, from Quay mas ............ 1000 90
e--onwgrd, from Mazatlan 400 90
Total. s5s. sos II
The exports Or treasure for the period and since
%n9ssy Ssrs = sspSss. New York 81
= l-mgland. .......,............s.. SO go %
= I-rsnama. ........,........,....... 10000 %
ro,s.. ......................s $50 ass q
Angus, 9, per Onward, TO Japan ........... 600 90
Previously this "a 800 'so IL
I.,s snSs January 4 1850 % s,ess g
Failing or this esr,................ s5,I7ssll 50
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An ssco%sd %ss.,as o O. above boy y. held :.
REGULAR Tresidssi as9 ranai. Tea bainS ahssu., Mr.
tenn TSs ns Sn ss' apssS =
meeting subntied the fOlowns which were unAninoaAy
n. ss s q ne s: city q s:s ys
.ns he varous portions Of our conn
w rcm which are avn he Of our progress a.
ResoI,ed Tbs. apart considerations q patriotism
Z defeat he sscnsi and fsnseai plsss and policy
sso \. We .o. ea s - ~, NJ fssl, RI E
sarJ winch has done % much % drive hest cusosrs
Rs.oveS fss sny o:saer ssss Ss co.oa
q white and black people promoted b. The renbnoans
is ~s - essrS ~ New 'a COM
rel y 9
I1 Ss ri
n IA Il % e % s- Y ss sss
sr.l tls IN which n loys d me union shall re f.,ly
claim honor s.as e def aiIns lie Revolutionary
Resov.d Tia. a. al evsnls, Il WIN be oar aim 70 advocate
sna scnrsus ss.s. iAs csrsisi anlsa = no
% be made for the ensuing ses.an bseslnx s. ID. mpor
cry insn.ey ;rcscr than Of the differences which
Rssosd that We IN .ie The oooperaroa aud conyur-eu.
q III he ss e e
city state upcn ali local State and rational csadases
and % ,hs end recommend % fsnAs he osher de
each consres.oua is;rs 70 Central Union nossn ION %
merit
kesolved Tha; general meeting Of he democracy this
Congressional district n the principles views
p'crs.d 10 these uton. be called II day under
y ssa ssss a ss
s sss i L xSaa..' 3sssr,sanes
or..n..d !. c,uo1 Hsi IL S.srs-y ss vii .sss :.
~ prusdway Tuesday evening. 6h ins Citizens the
ward In the election Of tel Everett invited
b present q. WEIGHT KIRBY. Bccrsssry.
Urn WARD. or p!Cx-rnoss n.slEous OF yosx.
the Democrstie Headlns<rs No ~ AsdAscn street
EwD Il. HOLLY uhairman pro .sm
JAuEs BxErs Zee. pro tenn
sl(,1H wARD.--A oh4sD nEETiN. ~ DOUs As
~ and Johnan CAnpAisp Club wt M b N ri IL heAA
eusrtsr Of " Club - EizsA avenue. tins sveains - TX
ocoek which oc~ad several smient speHs
drsss IL 1sssng All the favor u Tho ele sion II
above named candidstss arc inyted 70 stend
JAMES Hu0hEs Prcsdcat-
MicHAKL eHAxSrsy. Secretary.
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NEW YORK .ArD HAsLSw RAu.knAD-suuwm
~ for pleasure trsya Ir~as e%r~ twsrW
sirh STREET stnslon fclns-s-ion a. hsvr-~ fnr Al
AZ, rroy @~rstow~ wh~~~ spriess N@x~r~ FIs t~sa
tesspe Lebanon Springs and I@se s.sp~r canessrg y
ihany forx Nsifr@d shawn sprn~a
Nivay~ rsna srS an ris~s~ ~N nv N
orr ana ali pcla v Novsn ans a. M-FW frrps FalA
setsine a firt3er.s ar4sra W.~~ss,k
saA ~ troao- sails wfth ~tsst~ ~ $50 sshFso an
-ro Dover YiAns. Nnn-es.f = ''.lrn rrts~ va
- y,H~ Ruscu... ss-~ :, sup~~s-e~~
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lnnxsKn MkRrINa or rHE pnMOCRACY

ArAs ADJoUKrKD MkErIHo or Tue DEMOCRACY
d Hon Srsasis e. nioa cS..nsn' William logon Bsrssr
WAS was ssona Mr. scSas cvd for hs
sssae JOIN As wss n s si ,
be possession refused . pTss-nl ths LOT W ss ara
oasrsd the following preamble and resonuoas when were
whereas We Ssii'y desire all the Of The de
mo,rac party IN effective y ne o,a ssp 40 mn
bloksn from, All mIer dsresces forgotten - .n sss 70
crazy Of tits city, through their d,isreo have
already nsnifesed an earnest snd praswor,hy . AZ
mote u sh such ansd saan o. All interests migh Be
me y m.rS ~ al Ss evils und.r ws me ssocrac
parry suffer-. he .ac that i has become divided into
clearly th,t our maio remedy should rather Re he fusion
s,,on n d ar,h crssnssson to her oisl and divide
us End whereas we are desrons IN SPIT, q harmony fra
toseihtr on us ana equal bnss-sach
curing he coss, which now before IS AID through ali fn
ture confess Ihsreiase he g and i = hereby
BE- rsqurssd meeting u the members Of ne ramma
ny na Mss he - sna 4Ss saa
he THIRD dsct FOR hs parpos q
he ensuing campaign thsir several orgassss ma
Resre Thai the Chair III. meeting APPEAR before
1a' ssss he
sn so. y and , %ugs Ss e $ he vrocons,
ordered publiahed
Adjourned 'G & e Ne s Soa II nEESEsr
JossPE W. RySKy, seera,ary
A SPECIAL MEErIs 9 OF THE TIL lrEEsrri WARD
evening sep, 4 At Duly rnian Hal. 20 and .trsei for
e purpose Of eeenx ~'.s o sfsT casso II a
E1 n f inosr,Os ssecrs..res
II ARLEM.-NATIoNAL UNION cLuH. NO or THE
II rwelip ward viii meet II Harrington corner OF Third
l2sh street csinen importance hts uea
day. evening
ION. HIRAM KETCaUN AND OTHERS WILL SPEAK
II st Union meeting Tuesday night Sept T. tSdO, at
o'clock at Beccker Buiid,nxs corner Of Aortoa street
A. u. NINakR
Chairman Ninth ward National Union Club.
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ANTHOLOGY.

A Bon. .., sp: . s \. s .s 3. . 81.
:. 49, :s.oss. - iss.a; @. vi ave-.
=: -; - - S::s';ss: =: =: =:
-: 81 q s. . : n - ::::s 3: g
sso~s fs "a - ossr s...1 Soas.SS s.~ sesss
.sssn S :ss So :ss. ~ !. Z: ss :. ss
.sA are s,s. s.s.. = 49, sscs r',x az Z: = c.,ss
sss: HSS.o. - s.S,s. sr::. svsr " ssssy Pc
ATcxEs.Ma;Ses::-.x.aA,DAm :. . % = mvSsn
90. AZ on:: 20 =. a.Ty nd many event. svss y.s'
.sss.ssis issiadSw srssS ssios HosssoS 'Ssai,1..
rLAnvoYAHCE.-Mns sHYnoURg MEDICAL
"a =. .s 49, 49, 49, ' "a sH ssA 800 s.:
soas day and sv:nins and psfsss Asaoa guaranteed =
MAD rlxuII % sEcoSD STREET. xuAs SECOND
I'D C., e ss s,s e. gs =. . ss;ss
AIRS. GRACE T. BEAN, TEST ApD eLArRvovANr
ds1. sn iss Is ss ~ q, os &.
r. and III . P.x Tsrns 81 pc scar -
nj Can Be eonssns- ason low. xarrfass tbssn, pr-s.
ss ali he event. Of lie a lss xo, street. IAas. Is
sssssrs - - ''-'''-s' - = : ''','
MADAME HARVEY CAN ISFoRN HxR MANY
Nl friends The pubic 81 he sscus Of me- lhs past
and future heir entire safsfa she
hseni has equal n ynn the give cali
Tenth between thirty fourth Tt.rty Gfsh
strccta- Ladies. = cent. 0onilc admitted
H s2r HAP z. y :. sT S.S s:a.a ,
AossanAs e =. cd sthsr csiss wA susre sssiAfAn -
seeb oun6dect - has eqnal - els ~
We q buabend; ai.o aa d hes vew nyou v1~h tvutS
~ hes eAn q ~ rhrd avsssA above rv~uy Ara ar~s
sA6iss - osaAs. gsnklams- ~
DEAD rBrs-A PHRESoIoGrsr AND AsrRoIosrsr
IL that beaz ne World and 3 0p reward for sny rho
equal nio WELLINGTON. WIN y srknsweds~d n s~
he usy LADY h this city Who uuhfuv nforusicu
sernna osca ls~vns tourrsys Hb~rnf friends
sAp msrsge, tesA vesih ard -ho VIII reclaim drunken
and unfslshful hnsosnds Mis- w. n In cry
siy who has Ae senne Roman and Ar.biAa sAasaa for
cwe God urt and ell hns'ne affair." asd RuarAnseps fov
Me Delay nos V consult shs naturally ged and ssAusfu
Lady Locky numbers given Hxky r~spepsAhis ciy
refercnocs On - sscn her rosdcnoe Ion raxtA
opposite nlahth srsel
CPrRrruAIIsn CHARLES coLCHEuwR, TEST MI
- dun, Be consaei 4 hs ro1ms. No. Amiiy street
Hours from ~ A t.ull6fn
CQ1 GRAND sTKEEr, NEAR BowERy -uADAMB
LOl wrD2ER, eA4rv0yazx and Slfted apanisA lady
vrs Ne nyrsses Of fsiuriiy love- nArase sbsnf fssx
ss-~ penv~vsy n~ ~ ssa~n -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-04

MNNhkfs -~Vf - N.
AsEc The market was cuist, while salts we're
fncd 70 small lots Of pots 81 and Of p>Ars a. 40
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mavk~t heavy W axy,
and saics restricted by the scarcity and DEAFNESS u
Freight room, and win large receipts prices duu
he sals cmbrsc~d stcu, zoe bbs closing ~tha the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-04

n"ef - - GIVE wine pStcea srr- ~tn
Out change q moment. Inc embrsccd about $50
bsh., Al - 20 o. 30 for EXTRA qualities soatnarn
n0ur uas IN steady oemasd, while the sAes embraced
sncrt 100 bhls, clnsing within nc range % the
above auotAiinns Rye focr IN gnod supply,
While prcss favored purchasers sAls~ o. $50 bes ser-
made ~ a1otAtors Corn meal 6uoyant sAlcs
hntcd wheaa ip large r~cssps, and ~itn ne
s1csiy az Ahprcon ssi ernse<s ~ rAsse The market
hssxy and e~sier the sai~s footed up Tor the fay
ssiut % COO 100 900 boseis ~ 81 81 for red STATE
.ip scusd os ~hise Hestsys private tc~us ohosce
sete SensvcAy a. 81 80 tl ~ for Prime vhlts Men
san ~ bbs 81 10 Tor goo % Indiana ff a. "a a. Tor
prr@ Nht. ushsss snd indans, 81 ~ fcr ssn,rr
cocfsd, " J3s On SsA Tor rel Ohlo Michigan and ods
"a sns 81 - i.r - cn'c.sc spring, a railroad o.
vt = ~ ~As hssvy and lo~er fres sel Va; M
uai sscicps icvtd ~ 90 900 bushels trclrdng
w1trs mixed a. 90 sTa shlle west~ra.
tsc, yelios ae % T0c css for ruaua
,eiiow, and f2c tor North Jarulns yrllns
Rye wse lale', 18th small sales Of Norh~rp At To-
30. Barley snd barley mali quiet ard nominal
ls,s we're strsty ana In request ssc q 30 81
for Csr sdiAn ADD atssn. Ale az or Sss'e
fofn1r rhr sales ernh se.a soo bags of RI Al
l-c " - = iwmmec al iGs aca 400 40 i.suayra a.
-
soInS ire n1.st quiet ard Gales caoaues "
shsnt soD 4OO ha.s ~ arcbN1geI prices
kNut ---t,s Ae-nsnts 9cre hshL TIE armuess ~
N gswless vrftr4 = r1etk entsgraeci. tar fOiaa
.hsso, fraa 10 ~ isi eaksa, aceIff = b the
'ebgsb y me sDd tae character q 10 fxs~ fw small
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GRAND MOVING Rk9ArzA.-sIxTh ANIMAL he
NJ fsuA Of tho Empire fsty Regatta Club CosrnAs Car
den nonasy sept Fi.s rsee IN one DAY: rirA ,sos
chAage, 50 rec. u - nssnr ~ iub Il
the 81 Mark PHse Hotel n rird EshsA
street. Friday evening. 6cpi T. vhau tbs choce
IN u ncs win BE- drawn fcv By - s..srL ssw
A n N.rmvs pecrstayy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-04

DIvIDKND CORN EXCHANGE FIRE AND INLANl
~ Navigation Insurance Company New YORK. september
ls-The Board Of directors have this day declared som
annual dividend Of ten ti0 Per can't payable demand
By order w a. WINDSOR, Secretary
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HIPPIN g NJ EW S.
up xHns............ 10 RIxEs. .......ese =
On sxrs ............. 70 m0B wArKx morn 10
Port OF View York. september 3. 1850.

Port OF New York, september ., 1850.
CLEARED.
Bark Nary Adel.a, Kelsr, Cork-R W TruDdy.
BARI yssSs s a%s' Edss
Bart Y Murray Lee 1vesSngD NaTRT.y "a
Brig s Ea r ;ssnsan
Brig Village Belle suca 81 john
Brig Adeph. johnson. wilmington-J Bahcp CO.
sesI Tsnp!s.1n nSasasa = r,s.segrs: se1 Co.
sssr Alss Powell Wiimiss,Sn.Es rose e.,
ARRIVED
seamssip Bavaria nian), Meier. Hamburg Aug Is and
lh vn mdsc and 45 passenseIs e hunnsra.
Aug 81 lat "A rs Ion II 80 pssssd steamship Persia hence for
Queenstown and Liverpool The arrived of Sandy Hook At
steamship S.shyls xsT.y Cs.rs'':s win @as 81 .ps =
D. Cap.
NTH asV ssw sSs s Is days with ma.. and
q passenger VIM Frost Had Light winds and Gains and
ship Ironnaes Chase. Liverpool. July Q with mdse TO
II. Son; Tad; rs poss r. Sn
Le1nar; u, y dsss from P,yToqS for Suesec s ~,
al a Light winds Gains during ihe entire
iSS sss
The wndss. broke e: sSS anchors AZ. chans aug
Nave ssa A. s q ..
q Nsv fors Ard Is y..rs seaman disd Tel i
!. sTs ! , s;:. ~ Essr Remedies Aug With
Brg JaGa B, Robinson. Lingan, en- 10 Gays with COAL to
Brs AIsne.,e sBr. NcBurne. Windsor, Ms 10 days. with
Brig iosnns CHISHOLM. Maitland Ms L. days, with plaster
Big ssry sna ssr Cole ST yohn NB 10 day.. with stone
Big D.nn.li s,urgss Eis.n.:hps for Boston.
Rg Irien Plummer, hachias, 8 days. with spsrs TO
Ny Rs'.r Ale. w,,m1sn NC s.ys Aug g %
2s'h o Cape Hseras, sssnazed schr Wang hence
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G. = sn. nc.day June = ~, uslas yin savsrv0
~ wu.nssxs1gs I'D al cay ssHssrus TsSo n A. Il -
20 vhne rshs an I'll cay s<sr.s Z "A -
.ses esSo vw Cry+e raik hrm Tvery sssA 60
oero 80 aopp.ns VNnamssv$dgs sd an11111
- !. ssogyns a VIA. ri.l~ 80 sAsass .hcve-ks 49,
rune % ssncv-s eveJ saiur@s A. No.
Tweny slxtn strvea dcrur i0it A. ~ evprenn - ~
acyYh& a VAN Plains fuf~s urc<cs Haxe - -
nKrrRNlKg-.
Wm lsn-~ Wl1Nnsrrtre ~nori~v q al wug nnmNna go
and v ~. uhw N ms s,sy ,fu~ = ~ w~g mmnmA
. &C bsnrfP love- Flsins soyys.9 g .
.sneas nnffh ~ Fo~fbsm. 4. A.rhh w~sa 49, ehHgsn
evcy scrfsy rnrring as~) crc-um salhs ~ - eYpmQ
~ rsnnus north q Fordhsm sitsnv. A. ~ s"spss -
JON nj pfTriI. ks~~ssns sas~rfnssras~s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-04

a cAPgTALIsT WISHES DISK ROOM IN AN OFFiX
"A whore hey are In u. busaess Of looming money II
40 peri ds Al high rates o. stocks current ~
50 ca or on iiAel business paper coaer
sec vry me advert has AsquAntance borrow
and hes this method atxsshng himself
nrs vi ere there ara money than hey
trecmm dAte no eopaitDershp mld be formed Address
nls M rates Of interest and other particulars j. b. Per
ieton, Herald ONCE.
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A Dpl.xEp TO nAnRIEp AID slHei1-Da. var.
a soE .. D.snny, 49,, vs's sns,orrs Piass - arsv
30 s..s.. RS ~ Ii l. ~ - ~ y So s.s = s-ss
81, y, - ~ a. snss~, = - Svcs~s srss sssns5
ssss.s q - ss.s' ~. 81 a = = III
IA wAAD n CONSULTED "A rsuAr.-rsEuArunn
4 ss .. sd s " - s', ssss! 4, sg,c
anbs ana Rs~ds srss, having prssas Entrance u No
s.ms.s = 8. so,s psrsrss ss !: oss~ua !.
nR RALPH. AUTHOR or rHs 'rsAcroAL rar
hs.sss. scasS ,os IN 80 I'D u ..r 100
- -se s,sT .a ns ,ar sssss iss.s sonsl.ls "a
s s ne sss 49, 49, s'sss, s' s.a.ss rc, -.
nh ooorrR, u DuAxR srRxHr nnrsRn on I'm
s.si,ss s ! e sss. ~ { :. . s rss - q. ~
DR pRoprs, ee BROADWAY HAVING TWENTY.
- ,e. ys..s Erscs.. cssr. h--r :. sssrsase rAys
DH; Lscosrxs ysEscu MEDICAL INSTITUTE
e., e sss Ss I'D .s.- ~ - k < "a az. e
Fos ysr ,, 5sss7yA AZ S o. Ey.AS k,s-s.
.g sy ys-t, I. s 2. - s,sssrs !. d.
here h,rrruvsis sr-nr- rhsn<. q sisa D.
es sisst s ~ cs. p.. sr--s Asss- s'ss sss
- ard susrartee1 81 ~.
i-ni bit The D-ctw htn-ef Ro,s 400 70 sres
DHt~NrsOn REsrEI1. iss Oh swRERe srRgrr cas-
Be ecnsnAsc ~ usis or by ~er 4 ~ Ne~ vevs
ram4 a(re~@ - -
SHry AN RAply eRAvx.-RRaD rHx PRIVATE We
- ft~i Treatise ~ Dy War -~1lar,r @4u~atr1 rhw.
sn whay Devoted ~ crrinK as~s~~a ~ cer-.ln cls~s
fatrt~ rn~nh ~ Vert tyun i,eteaee ~p~ wh~A
- hA r~s lie reuediss and treatment 81 un.s snc
ssf1 ~ " he uv 49, rr~p4Fps frr. Tfufl4n spnrs N
~ vest ~rsNh srd rgtsnee rr.rs,- -, arv
risr 3yirg phrse,nr ~. WaRn ftwe rar rs~.n~- ~
srunai sSee " sra.susy -
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MosDAY, SEPT. > (, 2. y.
Of today clm94s-s - ~.
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KEY VEST Ava ss-In ny letsr q als vrcss ycu Of .
wreck the soUhrera she " The spAnnh brig
Imms criada from cenfueru with 10 borss sug. hAe r
asbors The night n The 1A and relieved BY
tastrg ths day. O. The IA
copsignea 10 " VI Wall d "a.
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A nONMmro-AADAn n0nnOw. mvLrn
and oes VII unsTy and many eventa youy
vsvy thouaDs Pc ceaaA until ohess ssop cosyi ny -
vsr6BsnNnAA ~ Ludlow arsek baaow Housna- 0szlkm0
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II ON. HIRAM KErCnUN And OTHERS WILL SPEAK
II at . Union meeting Tuesday night Sept Z, iS00 at
A. n. n, NINoEH.
Ch.irman Ninth ward National Union Club.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30
SIGNS OF THE TINES.

The fight going Oh at Charleston, over the plat.
70: m Of the Democratic party, is most emphatic
tesmt ny to the state of public opinion atthe North
1t scarcely to be supposed that any considerable
number of the Northern delegates in that body have
any personal scrupss on tho question of Slavery.
So far as they ale individually concerned, and If
hey bad Dobooys conscierce, consistency or sefrc-
spect but their own to consult, they would be as
ready at Charleston as their predecessors were at
Cincinnati and Baltimore to concede anything oa
the question of Slavery which their Southern breth-
rem might think 1t polite or expedont to ask, or
to prefer any thing winch they themselves might &c.
gard as tending to secure the united vote Of the
South for the candidate Of the Convention. Tue
desperate struggle which they now make against
any further concession TO the slave holding interest
is but testimony on their part to the state Of
Northern opinion. They haze at length becOwe
aware that, in their efforts to avoid the Scyha
Of Soultern discomfort, they ara in manifold
danger Of beipg completely swamped by the Charyb
dis of Northern indignation. But for this, neither
Mr.. Douglas bimsef nor Mr.. Douglass friends
in the Convention would have the slightest hesia
ton at explaining away the doctrine of Popular
Sovereignty, or concediDg to the full extent of the
Southern demand, THAT under the Constitution Of
The United States slaves are property, and TO be
regarded and treated as such in all parts of the
Union. 1t is simply because of their conviction
that the Northern people cannot be brought ue TO
tb. point tOat they struggle so vehemently against
being themselves required to concede it, This is
indeed fully apparent in the speeches made by the
Northern delegates. They urge no objections or
sciuples Of their own against the concession do
manded of them. Had the South strength enough
to elect President they would have nothing to say
against any new planks which the South might in
sist upon putting into the platform intended to fur.
Their the extension Of Slavery. But 10 elect
President a certain number Of Northern votes are
needed and these votes the Northern delegates de-
clare cannot be had if any further concession Is 10
be openly made 10 the shareholders.
The majority scheme Of aplatform as it stood at
the last accounts seems 10 have been considerably
modified by these considerations. The three OF
plantations Of the Cincinnati platform which the
latest majority draft sets forth, are doubtless, in
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tended to be understood at the South, aod saoad
the party DO 500 ,essful 10 the canvass, 10 DO In
sisted upon 10 Congress- as embodyng the doctrines
not merely Of the pon-sxptenoe either 10 Cons'ess
or the Territorial Legislature Of any power 70
prohibit or restrict Slavery in the Terneon ~
but Of the duty Of Congress to enact q leri,-
torL save code. Yet this meaning 90 a'''
fully covered up under the ambiguous 1'"'
property" aud "rghta," OF which 10 eAP'''
baton is gwen, as to leave room Tor can'a''e''
for Northern yotfs to drDy---at lesst penang 'ao
elec,icn-tbat they have any such meaning. roa'
" all citizens of the United States have an equal
rifht to settle with their property ID the Terrific
" ries:" that neither Congress nor the Terrltor al
Legislatures have any power to destroy or illare
the rights either of property or person of aoy sucn
se,ttrs," and that it is the duty OF the Federal
I" Government, in oil its departments, to profecI
tho ri hts Of persoDs and property in the Terrific
ritr, and wherever else its constitutional authority
exteDes'-tnese are propositions, the meaning OF
which depends entirely upon the sense gwen 20 tho
phrases rights Of persons" and "rigbts OF prop
"ery" What the Southern members mean oS
them undoubtedly is the privilege Of holding slaves;
but, instead of saying 80 much In terms, toey arc
content after listening to the remonstiances Of tber
Northern cobfederates, to fall back on the old ex-
peditnt of an ambiguous platform, and to ty oace
mole to cary the needed Northern States under
false prrtenas
Tho Northern delegates, however, do not show
any IN clinaion TO accept this compromise. Mt,
We imagine, that they have any more scrnple' nov
than formerly, on the score Of its honesty; but be-
cause theJ are satisfied that Northern voters canuos
thus be talen in q second time. THIS testimony,
thus borbe by the leaders and managers OF toe
Northern Democrats, is very significant, Who can
doubt alter this, the strength of the Northern sent
ment Of opposition to the extension OF Slavery, or
to aIy recognition of it as national institution
The force or that sentiment does not seem likely to
be duin shed by the debates or proceedings OF the
Charleston Convention. What confidence can the
Northern States have in party, the Southern sec
ton of which is ayowedly bent upon eKaisng
Slavery into the leading interest of the country,
while the Northern section Of 1t Is only prevented
from Yielding to this demand BY fear of losing the
lirile hold 1t still has on the Northern popular
mind 2