The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-27


meat OF the sincere satisfaction sia wnifh her Majesty
government would learn that the disabilities have bee
modified, IL not entirely removed.
JAPANESE EMBASSY.
when the steamship Roanoke shail arrive at New Yor
Qusfsn,iDe, ehe w III WITH Ihe action o.cs
OF the Navy Depa tment be ordered BaDptoa R3sd.
whence the Jspslese Embssy win be conveyed In
steamer TO wsshIrgtos, e. DO formally reoeisea by IN
President, before vsisg cther parts Of tho country
Our Washfn = ton Correspondence.
WAsHIsGros, April q, 1900
The Houe-stump Speeches the Order Of he Day-rh
CAa,iesio~ Convention Rep0a AID Ru,xors If tie Ho
Rpa the DoSelas Parry, dc, dc.
The sggestion Of the Hon. John Sherman that pend
ng The scanty representation the floor OF the H,ass
In consequence Of the Charleston Convention the Hous
should resolve nelf general debating society 70
ths relief Of members charged with buncoubs spseones
has bses put into practical operation oesEti
fully We had ocular and dried speeches yestcr
day-ore on the niger the tariff and this
Ing In good tine the Aouse opened by NJ. Bingham
OF Ohio in abolition TRACE, which would exst 10 tht
seventh heaven the free SOIL FREQ labor free speech
free love constituency OF Joshua r. Giddings In fact
the phanthropiss Bingham has succeeded wonderfully
well uesding in ,he footsteps Of the Rev. Mr.. Lovcoy
although there arc visible symptoms Of pistols
rides and bowie knives, tho "asque" 10 his terrible
prElAughts % the " slave power.n
Mr. NOEL, Of Missouri, follows In speech the ever.
lasting niger, adapted for homo consu upton and
next comes Mr. Campbell Of PenusylvAnis, In speech
fer nome pro cse 'a',n, which carries back 10 Tho
Old tariff debates Of twenty years ego. But she world
speeches Of .be last t~o ds, read from the
scrpt, Infection which senator Wig all says s vary
hsra for even patient man 10 bear, aud bore Which
The town is iuu OF vssuc and idle rumors and bogus
reports rom Charleston, tue ATHEIST smoDs osag
OF the Ne~ York Deao Richmond because sns
Douglas men have discovered that Richmond 4 Co. are
Ieady 70 PLAY "Pop goes the weazsp for Giant
The New York Richmond delegation bavs otoer iish 70
fry They hays Of their owa 10 yriDt, aud t 10
labelled norsuo monr he 10 their ticket for Psesdeu
Vice President Secretary OF tbe Treasury;
euro him one Of tnese enug poso they really
70 follow the South 70 Virginia, Kentucky, to distant
Oregon.
Bat THE idea that The New York Regency de,eg alton
are for Douglas, and vii oe committed BY the
The Douglas party, has revived ia Washington among p,
iai'bui ioowefs their hop-e OF his Tney sss
that break ID the plan O; voting o. Stats uat ~l
DC The work. and tsey have nsws that toe pian " isdiv
dual eoIsrs is TO adopted. Iney tnat Senators
Clay Brown, Shcei, brgut add Green, aesisiei by Mr.
Cook, the Pnsimastsr of biacis, snd hts bogus deisga
ton ate working Ike be 10 bury douglas. bat
SeDstoss Hunter, Parce Chng nip, rooos Johnson
Nchoison ali good southern nan, sAAa really to wheel
+ IN wheh New York shall give tue word.
6ut, before the exprst OF tse day all these
hopes and conjtcsures IN DC Gal Of tina e may
be diesrsed into btu woniu be follY 10 ST.
them up merely TO suock them down. We repeubsr
that In 1852 the on,y nat had any isic IN u
among the outside c, ow5 ~ laa streets OF Baltimore was
the nans OF Douglas We remember, too,
Standing Ibis tue democratic lobby
al the hungry camp tolo Of che party NJ D'lslss
viii put ali counts To- 1860 List all Tie troup.t
ers Of r Douglas blow tx norns while the can TO the
four wirds OF heaven Their time il sh0rt. Toe ntfie
MUM sney look for cinnot olo~ b ooss npoa the heea
OF the Lecompoo rebellion sTne e,sct VITO has broken
% Pieces the democratic p'rs OF the North is not the
giant TO hold together is democracy OF south Soma
otter giant, whose coat tat Is the md w
be bedsd will be tGsea wilt be accepted BY tins
pHIy az . better giADt 10 "a the little one.
In ths connection, M Ro5srGJ Wsikors big gun, the
Buchsssn Walker K>usss letter Of 1901 has missed
marx 1t vas intended oemallsh tins somuis,rasion at
single blow and up tile CANT as ,hs IA "a
kor the hour But has oct worked we'll that coup
etat OF Sir walker OF ls44tse rule 90
Van Buren,. Meo have taeir cay. Mr. Waissr has had
his ard his great spos'le OF squGtser sovereignty
far way to coso up lis present aspirations win
jouinneus Of tho ChArlesan Convention.
WASHINGTON, April %, 1860.
Desgas Reports Jrow CAorlst0-rae Administrative lis
Peculiar Friends and Fassr Position in regard to Doug
Jas--fSm Coru,~ In the Hosss &c., fc.
One hundred and Gy eight votes for Douglas first
ballot. Such is the received bore this morning by
. Douglas man from Douglas at Charleston They
cunt upon the soHd vote Of New York. They Say to
Hunter In r. gard 10 Dean Rchm ond--
Jockey OF Norfolk, DO not 10 bold,
For Decker, thy mAeer u bought and sold.
It may be co. but presume that Richmond ID too old
trader 70 purchase ptg poke" that with the thirty
two votes New York between his finger and thumb he
viii drive much better bargain than he can make With
Douglss whose obligations already said TO be nye
six tim larger than tho capacities Of the federal govern
m mt with all its ooes spos AID Jobs Of one hundred
millions year.
Mr. Buohsusn ~ calm % q summers morning. He has
never had the SHADOW q suspicion Of the possibility Of
the nomr alton Of Mr. Douglas from the beginning and
tn ha
oil one way-an for Douglas It Will certainly bs ter
ribs disappointment Mr. Buchanan shouid Douglas De
regularly nominated Charleston without explosion.
Bit the President 10 entirely disposed TO es the party
sake care Of isself, and IL they should deciae Al
Charleston that they have longer any need OF his al
m nstraton, he viii show them that the party II
competent to take care Of itself
Upon this point % the nomination Of Mr. Douglas would
be eqssssns notice quit to every Buchanan Office
holder in the United States, very few Of them would
be found disposed contribute tho siGews OF 10 aid
Of tbs Little Slant 1t is very likely, too, thai
there many ifnos OF Mr. Bucbapan holding ocs
who whatever his ceeres night be. would refuse 10 turn
Las tbs was the bins aoubtiess, mtented 70 be given
by tho PeDnsyivaris delegate ia tho ca leston Conven
sno osas no eaund 70 VOTE
Ibis Douglas movement for ,ne benefit OF
Dosgss whose nomination would be ths Inevitable defeat
Bot whis we are ssxousy waiu,g for some nsws from
Charleston fate f. snando Wood OF fke COOK
and sQuaer ~ the matter o. platform, lo
behold Tom Co-~in OF Ohio, takes the 'or tna
house I'm the most Of ash-FIgaavs Slave law speech
ON Mr. Eliot, Of Massachusetts 70 viadca'e tho con-
s,u,onsity u The tuerive Slave Law And what do ne
seer Why toas there are NO longer half
bsrg. scst.efed over the chamber, bl. that, "a
xby The usaic whis.ie Of Rnooero Dhu, there IL .
very respectable quorum present. gathered around the
frcompa.able debatsr from Oaio. Aud he not TAI
TO SATISFY them HIS snpe presentation OF the constt-
tutopa provisions, OF s practical Interpretation ana ss
prpoee IS not only convincing Argument, bat "a
sting play, fro the numerous irresistible dry
JOKES and salies Of wit with which his argument y
sprpkied
7ha In very suggestive defence Of the Fugitive Slave
law by the most peomut republican OF this Congress-
o. the Conservative hoo Tor As tie vesy mornent wnie
CoIwip Cong ess, ting up the Fugitive slave Ia "
es involving niipg outy OF obedience upon all good
ctzeLs the democracy ChareetoD are, perhaps over
h. al aud eAe IN difficult qusg nire Of the satns oil
slavspy In the Territories Tho point OF the matter n