White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-03-15

duce them to entertain the ,l;ol,.
ognition Of his claims. "''S' rec
Since the organization wa L..
the Senatorial star chamber in sa. 's AAd
sion. laying down 9 platform vS;.S 'es-
tended to be forced upon the Cb.JAin H.
Convention. upon which, a. unoD N'oa
lotine. the Illinois Senator and HI, sCu'
eiples are both to be executed IN p'n'
olutions, elaborated aud vitalizsd = !,:
COMMITTEES, are. as ! understand . 'I''
proposed IN the American SENATE 4" o.
an attempt made to put them tbror,L 'o'
great national creed The AJ9
tration do not hesitate to eonstrns ~
at Judge Douglas. and at his friend, "H1
the Evening Star. which may Be s,;S 'I !.
speak the sentiments of the FIRE So V
yesterday declared that Seward hi~.",;
would have As much chance as Don,l..a
at the Charleston Convention. The g.
stitutiOn. Mr.. Buchanan's organ. .S;,ai
mainly by Judge Black and Mr.. BroT".'
soi dis0Rt nobleman, boils over ~
morning with vituperatiou Of DOusI,:
ridiculing his claims, denying his streoo+n
and doing everything to iljure him v;,S
the people. It is under such au,pic.s :.
these that the Charleston ConysO,;o.
will assemble. Further common, il M
necessary.
The calculations Of the Administr.tioD
party upon which are based all these Az.
triordinary movements, are as follows.
The National Convention will throw =,
many votes as there are members Of ,bs
House Of Representatives and Seu.to,S
of the United States, viz: 500. III.
Administration and Secession party claim
that they will carry every Southern Stat
in November, which will give them 100
electors, and California and Oregon
which will swell this number to lS7. In
order to obtain a majority Of the who'll.
they will then be compelled to secure Is
more electoral votes. These they exuect
to get in Pennsylvania, New Jersey New
York. Indiana, Illinois. And how ar.
they to do all this OF course by 10
menting divisions among the. OppOsRios.
This they expect to accomplish By tbs
aid Of the Americans in New York, and
BY stimulating personal suarrels among
the rival candidates for the Presidency in
in the Opposition rssks. They are 90
confident that this calculation win stand
that they laugh at the idea Of making
any offers Of compromise to Judge Doug.
las and bis friends. Indeed one of them
declared to me yesterday that the nomin.
alton of Douglas, at Charleston, would
lose them half the Southern States, and
would create . strong opposition party
in the North and when | presented to
him the qnestion if Judge Douglas were
to be put forward against any secession.
Administration man who might be NOM
mated at Charleston, would be not rally
to his standard an immense party in the
Southern States :? And would he not be
able to attract to his support thousands
and tens of thousands of men in the
North who stand ready to cooperate in
any such movement And would he
not become. in the event Of the triumph
of ultra men and ultra doctrines at
Charleston. an indispensable necessity to
patriotic men? He answered that he be.
lieved he would. but unhsppily for the ns-
ton. Judge Douglas has himself declared
that he will support the action at Charles
ton whatsoever il may be.