, 1860-07-24
4 RICH ARTICLE.


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An Old American organ on the Pro.
posed Coalition III New York.
tF1om the Buffalo c, 1ame.cd Adve,1!scr. Julr 1a,1
We huye the Lirbe,t regard and res, ect for
Gov. Hunt. and th.t rfnll, man will rot mia,
in,ernrr orr motiEca ~ ncc+,sa -, - rr3,,a
if we remind him If hus;nass
transaction with vbirh he va. once fam,I,,r
4 gentleman whnm he tnov. varT Txe,1 hsj
huilt a hoom arross thr Gene,ro r;:er ~ III
Morris. and profitxd bv the sn,in1 fresh.t
to float down aeyeral th,urands ri nav, ,iuys
Qiher peoplo relied unon 1he same boom
80 many Of them. IN Jact. TINT the boon weni
ont aud the logs Of all parties were carr;ed
down the .irer. some Of them fetching On in
Lake Ontario. Mr. - was making h1s ar
when one day he r, ceiyod a call from persot, |
who wGs lose. by the boon, Person wanted
10 make tn arran cement, be bad trusted the
boom, aud It's insecure construction had occu- |
stoned him serious loss; ergo, Mr. - should
make him repara.ion. Whertupon, The lullow-
ing proposition was made: Mr. - owned q
tract ot land ia Scio: Is 900 nctes great m any
deer On it. He would giFe deer for every saw.
Ioe, Mr.- to lake the lucs where be could
ind them, the otler party to do the same with
the deer.
No~ it seems to us that the result Of the late
Union Convention ut Utica is pretty much sfler
the fashion OF this proposition. The Union
men agree to deliver to the Douglas men some
10000 American sAwlosp, running down st1ean
like mad in Republican freshet. The Douglas
men pass over 10 the Union party somt thing
still more intangible, and If ever the Union
leaders ace anything more than the tail Of ,ha.
Douglas ven,eon VIC shall be astoniahed. We
are tnlcrab'y well posted On the American vote
o{ New York II il recalcitzant, indlTidu 4li1ed,
independent, knows DO teaders, and now hat
the boom is broken it will loa' Of on the sw lit
rolling tide Of the Lincoln A:;od be5ond the
reach Of bargain aud sale. SAID distinguished
Auerican-not Un,on-teader, few d., 5 since,
~ alwa, founa it sasy enough 10 s+lt cut the
Amet ican rote; the trupble WIS to delivet.'
We tske it ior granted tia, Americans and
Old Whiga will ehy of from this bargain tor
the folios iug very evident re2sons: Douglas Is
az far from any resemblance to Am.rcunism
or Whigism rs can well be conceived. Nothing
can be gained for principle BY tec,ipg HIM
and even the slavery issue will not be quieted-
Douglas is the leading ag:t4tor OF tue question:.
lie reopened the quarrel att.r it had btcn salts.
faclor'ly closed b The compromise Of 1850. aad
il would be queer policy now 10 look to the agi-
taior "a the routcs Of quiet Then again, they
know perfectly well that even should the cleo,
ton 60 TO The House, nothing can be done there
as long AZ Bell has only one asd Douglas one
Of th1rty~thres votes. seventeen Of which are
| required TO elect. And tho House failing to
elect, what can thsy expect Of the Senate The
| cbt ice then would be between Lane and Ham.
| lin, aud Lane would win.
In tl,s 1Atser fact il the secret of the Presi,
nenuaa ponsy' ~. 1uenauao p'eteIs Laoe 10
~ I'll ~ G;rtv wo,t ~ II, adn.,,",.s,;nn r.
out ~! .oe auy NotA " nls som nts.iAtlon. ~
lness.o5s, ss1 u. SAn ss'ee soiooaoa Wa "o.co @
Nf..: ;.n -. ~. u H.,y
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| Au1" G uA$e = ~ ~ u: e Hsn~e,
~ .neI 1a'T ~ 80 =: su.s p'essAus s:A.
Ta Me..~a, E..;,+aa - - ia,.ss on.ss
aa.;a., .uV nn;nn nth the;r ens1o;es ri,tbsrs
1gaauet: auy uuton ~.u .oen Ts saeo, "nno
ny coAauon q Aa3 so..; teese IL aa ansaAo
isaea.: ~. une nc Th,. .oes oenouneea eoal "
uon u A.y so' -. rn,s.a = ~ aa ~ n u
fens viii. thr former dennnnced coa,;,;nne
tho latter through his agent, POSTMASTER DIX,
| called meeting At the house Of Watts Sher-
range w,,t the {loup]aa lenders q comhtna nat;on
| IN carry thix S.stn. Dean R,chfnnnd wa therr
md thouoh not he snoke.man. va The soui of
he nerot1. .tion on lbs mari Of Mr. Dou9las. who.
sestad n t,e Ftfth Ayenua Hoiei hlmselE con.
sented n fhr nrnoramme. On The nart Of Mr.
Dnuoi.s al combus,;ons or coalit.ons were re-
iected. 1twas no part Of their plan to carry
Kss York for the ultimate esDs' Of soi L,us
l
would make = clean thing OF it ior Sir Douglss.
And 20 ended the attempt at consolidation :
visely ne think for bolh Douglas and Mr.
Bceekiuridge,. but enthusiastically to Aess1s.
buchanan ano Lane.
r.nrn u..htuuton
ra,.r,,, A,,o,,rh tn ,h-N Trhna.,
i"pe>~' 1A'' NV ys.x. Ju.y 3o 1sto.
rur rev.srsv
M otr.asnyv rnt.. a-e connno in f,r vsat mn.
| t;on sod III. 1ece,nt* from cnstnm, sre cons;5
erablv in exeess Of. those for a corresnondine
term IN tae lat year. Nevertheless, tbe lrsss
ury il in tight place, and cannot possibly pe
along except b.! postpoulDg payments uppt
many Of what may be termed the more extra
| ordinary Of the appropriations By Conareaa-
| The balance OF un'TPeuaed appropriations !.
probably a ,000, ,00o IN excess oi what Is usua
Ut this period OF the 6scal year.
amount IL the treasury su to dra at the eose Of tn
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nsespt. III 1H v.s ~ ~. week s3sS
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nonc,..a ~ x.rv,.xn.
rha nono,ss mn in M.r,i.nd nn1;le tbo.,
:, Ear,h f:srsi;n. hsr. hnth sh;t,tv md cour
~ Thex b.va determined nno,, runnin M
Ase' InGJ u1so .a u up"u .uaa:ne