The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

Our WaAh1ngt0n Correspo1osncs'
wAsansGros. Nay 10, 1850.
m. Douglas AND ~ Dstsxoe-Na an fsr Of Pea'e eas
Deeiarution If war-Fow Parties for TIE Pressie.ey,
and he 4ns,ttaNe Result, dc.
while tho japanese his morning are mastering the
Of floating population from WIZARDS Hotel W
the State Department get view OF these Ceessas as
they rsss to snd from their official call upon Gen Cass
the ladies and politicians by thousands have UP to
the Capitol 10 hear the conclusion Of the great Baltimore
Convention eIectioneering speech Of Mr.. Douglas He
complains tina, he feels something Of the old trouble In his
II roat and there evidently good ground for this state
ment for bis voice eince last night has become somewhat
thick and husky, and constantly admcnshes him TO DO
careful he continues his quotations from old speeches,
old apepdments old bills, old reports, old resolutions,
old messages old platforms and Old letters Of democratic
statesmen, politicians, committees, Presidents, conven'
tons and candidates, 70 prove the soundnes OF tho
dos Of squatter sovereenyand there appears 70 DO
End 10 his materials. But this is all very dry, very
stupid at and Improbable and from An ordinary Sena-
would empty the galleries, Of the reporters
Nor this audience Of n. Douglas detained here DO
Of the great value Of all this political rubbish ~
strung together by the very industrious compiler from
Illinois. We ali waiting for the summing up We all
want 10 know NOT what Tom, Dick Harry said, or did,
signed in ls4s, 80, 49, 49, IS 49, but wait
ing hear what Mr. Douglas intends do expects
and what he 70 receive from the FIRE We pect
that Mr. Douglas wi wind up time day, and that
running fire will folio worth ythng that has
he real Scues bet veen this troublesome little gentle
man the ibractAble fire eaters. And this 10 why oil
these people are waiting here they arc expecting some
Charleston oonvtAtion. you plesse-and lol here IL
comes.
the chair of the Senate Committee Territories, he
tells the ire eaters that be s no longer an outlaw thru
be be, been ny sso s s s
cracy that having received majority OF the whole
electoral vote for President in that Convention,
He had no desire 70 be n Presidential csndidste would
have preferred the Senate TO the White House for the next
eas but having been turned Out Of the chair Of the
PEELED 70 carry up his appeal to the Charleston Oonven-
ucn end That Convention had sustained him
he up lis voice returns 10 him again, and he
speaks TO outdoor sssenbage Of twenty thousand
men. He takes up the Southern league Of Mr. YAncey,
TN States into revoluou; :; and this seccssion move.
msnt Of Mr.. Yspcey, At Chsrsest,n, b shown to be
reyop ucn rnis Is the ticket This IS the erouud
UPON which the Baltimore Convention be cal ed In
def nee Of Mr. Do1slss The 0n.I ss'on secession move
tegrty democratic party 10 70 be urged the only
sae Of the Union, and Mr. Douglas - The only safety Of
The sepstcr has closed his speech and this " his
cusion. From the beg ming to the end Of this two days
ns e S S.,eeS Se sonaer soyeeensv p.orm
which b. up The Convention Charleston These are
the Joints upon which he stands
He sdteres 10 The established principles Of the demo-
2 he Charleston .eceders have abandoned these
g. The democratic National Convention Of 1850 has
taioed him.
4 That he thus stands for sard to-day the author
lied organ Of the national demo Yatic party.
6. And viii be sustained 81 Baltimore.
But all this beautiful fabric OF consistency tumbles 70
the sroupd lie cob house 1t sirglc lick from that
dead risser, bred Scott Not all these two days
did Mr. Douglas, TO our hearirg mel ton the Dame Of
sS ,ss se .Ss NJ poua
And the issue between him and the South which he
has not touched at all. Five judges, out OF seven,
in The matter Dred Scott decision have given
the opinion that that under constitution,
iSdce Of Save property N he territories but TIA. The
local Territorial authorities, which are crested by Con
gree. have 70 right even BY unffindy legislature, 70
a dsetcn Of he supreme Court in nvor q the
BY The federal ao,bOrtss in The Territories while
they remain In the Territorial condition. Pres
csen to mi fuIi extent, especially in hs ast annual mss
rage Attorney General Black las 30 construed H. me
derocrsc pary every where has 30 accepted H. or else
has been playing q eUindhog game In the Northern
States the Enforcement Of Douglas and bred Scott In
the tame breath.
ores Ivsd Scott rather he only oonsdefs tbas de
cson 10 be thai, bred Scott being ptEger, and that .
Niger lot being citizen Of The United sssss be has 90
irsist that all the accompanying reasons and points
OF copstsu'iousl law given BY ihe Court for this
they have The right 10 demand their full recognition By
The democratic pssy, and oy every democsSnc cAsdi
Gate pledged 10 sdyspee 70 abide BY this deoss.on.
slavery in the resrNortss the Southern ssaes viz
better uncetsnd BsluDose than they did Ct Charles
Of Mr. nugas II n n snifesf that Mr. Douglas viii not
give 10 back cut III equally evides We think, thai
mia :: ..s Sy ~ o s
senate and that this proceeding vii unite the south
'esibst IooslAs And what thea why, shs Is ~has
first-A break MP of the adjourned National Democrs,
Convention al Baltimore into tao csmps-a Dooglas anf
s,sonsn1so bc,,s seroersc scs..s for ne frs
iersy-a rSusas and &c ant Douglas ticket
rhirc-Ihe defeat OF the democratic party 10 ever
TourthIhe 81 solution OF the democratic party and
general rtcorssruction Of parties.
rrolo III september Of tire exisins armstce ps
tween the Douglas and AIT, Douglas factions, We fear
widstrs and this fpesch OF Mr.. Douglas not
lure q rescc, but declaration OF war.
Prepare for four parties snd four Presidential canddss
Tor the November election, 10 witt
Rerulica.-Abrsm lincoln.
NrfAern Lemerocy-s Douglas
sfsfAtn D.moodcp-Jeherson Dsvie.
U,ios Pdrfy- Joi y Bell
And urcn n division o, parties The people Of Washing
IN are prepared FOR republican President Add Is
,fnka bill "1hr n the way their fall arose"
WASHINGTON, May IL, 1880
Ihs JOrarar-7h CAioooo snrntsos- The address Of e
Su hrn mccrdte wing Of u~r,s % Ne Pa,y q
De Cstrhy-kr Douglas AVID ne sosth-Aschr RIP
tsre at Barimore-Hcra n nc SDutt, dc
-Four ihirss OF great pubic interest the spscls
opics OF the day In w0hingou-sho receptioa OF IT,
srsnese by the President the csiesso couveaoa the
dar,ss 10 the rational democracy from The Southern
Ismccra,c ~rg o. both houses Of rsren, aad ,hs
Ply the Senate Of Jefferson Davis TO the ls great two
sys campaign slec.icreeripe sQususr sovereignty
ps,eh Of Mr.. Dousas.
The Jspspete have carried and carry Ing everything
,efore them They have created sessaion here equal
o Kossuhs reception The death Ct Bill Poole 10 New
York. They the pine DAY woader the mulutade
md the multitude t their heck night and day. rney
IRE csciSeoy rcpuin, aud they bear themselves like