The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-14

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NJ Kn,cso-I calkd N Nm y asswsv - - any -
vsitsasD between him ssd ". Devslas, = = - arr
NJ. coryAxfaid two msnser Of Congress- we're present.
pslsy, Ozark h Csslrsse ana hissss. ~. Gr -sssy
be was not hiss.sS NJ Sssnrs essS'I = .As%ss,
ss NJ c':sy No. D:.s ny v .sss. We I'd
nothing napspreA ujat oould nj be "a on hs sire
S: .sS i r ;: re .ssu e .:
lief Ne Only subject referred to he Leeopton CO..
st'utton then Pendrg before coDgress, the pecsssiy
sversd oasas ", was IL pos. ' ssemy and
tor the Presidency be desired u SEQ him de-
is.iea but waa only joses y him hat he should bear
Of real estate m Chicago; but he presumed was
fvyto say aDythiss here about thsI NAashtsr and
Mr. K,rloce-In that eonvsr-..iop xe,. no. pon.,o,
generally discussed and the position Of Mr.. Douglas tbs
Mt CoirAx-He SAID be iptended TO resist the Iceomp
ton consultation to the bitter ead and regardless Of
Ir, KsllOce-was no. his position ON the slavery quss
Mr.. coryAx--No. To my recollection. so
Mr. KnIoSS-were you not Tho bearer u despAanA
ON NJ Blair reahvc 70 the fsMer's election Senator
Fl ON Missouri
Mr. Coy41-Iu October Iese, went over 70 Illinois 10
several places Buchanan sent up writaen Questions
70 noe, asking whether was the bearer Of unssage. 20
tbs responded at Dec,ur Jaetsonvis anS other places
in Mr. Dcuslas' house, under hin own roof my seErs-
psct forbks HON aluorg them, except 1t his dc.
between Mr. Blair and myself, Mr. Mair was in the city,
ana therefore II would be better 70 call him tnan
on me.
Mr.. KnIocc--I wondcr il that is saahfacsory2
Mr.. Clark, idsm) Of ho.-was there Conversation
between you (Colf' and Mr.. Douglas the subject Of
Mr.. ColyA1 -Jsdse Douglas and never hsd CONVEX
saon on that subject II there wAs such Conversation
Seswstn sess,s Douglas ana Blair they are Of age and
Mr.. CLAK-Hsd they conversation In yoar pressncsa
NJ ColyAx-Tbey had not
Blair would come h reference 70 the suSject2
Mr. ColrAx-H myself respect IN Illinois restrained mo
defeat q Mr. bousss os~no ss,s.;ns ~ asso ne
should now do 20.
Mr. KnIooG (rssumng)Itis due to myself 20 ssy TIA.
did not provoke these questions and answers Tbs gen.
ueman Ar Cofa1) has ft voluntarily 70 como Tor
ward and to take up the Of Judge Douglas n ra
ton to Ibis change Of concerted political conference
with regard to the conference but he has q the same
time here refused 70 give % an sccoun. Of the other
veisston between Judge Douglas and himself sppssl
TO nm, In the hope Of developing the proofs Isppesl
TO HIM to add strength to tho pFoofs submit 70 the
country, 20 a. to let tho people know the political posi-
and, strange a. may appear, be allows his sersspecs
to overehadow him HE cloud, and there be sits
mum before me Cloud l:ush,er have rot clearly
by strange kseYdemain, or win say fatAry came
together, sDd my friend (br Oobax) in TO mako
York. and i fafey deposited in the house Of Judge Don
elas IN this city, where be performs The ceremony Of
csssv sss 5aDss Of sagSs D.saas and @ sposs
suppose there such il this House. a. wen o. IN
other term The p.r on either sids o. my
Ash am not acquainted With the terms applicable
wait for correction from Of the inased fnntnusd
and viii proceed. have astabHhsd tie act that tSere
was PORTUGAL conference, or advising, scheipg-to
use the proper term, 10 this casa. all events in relation
10 the hconpson xneasureapd what 70 come OF Il:
Now ash any and every honest man in tho country
whether Judge Douglas sxpeced to get over the rspub
H 70 ,. s o. so me p was
y a,i, sr, wbs. was The support TIA. Greeley was
What was the hope promise that could Justify such "a
alliance, and what was 10 be their means Of aoeonY
90 q ID DsS,ss ssans ssus Greeley
the political position 81 thas seBsscsf Srssisy could
"a, tos, What ia COLA - svs : sSs pesSs 4 ne
% noSns Ss ss SSsH 20 n IS.
these should together It tho rne bitterly a
ss broken away om the
lshl BE wanted The rrpuSbesss . dsssss de demo.
the ADMINISTRATION Thus wss Greeiey and he reprh-
leans wanted 70 defeat the democrata But night
&c wanted 70 defse. the administering. 70 =
10 exat himself. This was unquestcnshly The
% sss'' lust s s,s sf S Cur ~ .d Dss ,S :
be secured hA 10 election he wss ovsYwheapaed, "a
would pass sway nom the public view until anotheF
shown Sat Greeley had an obc:, thas bcuess had 81
I.poS,c.o. were . beat ae depocrs. But hoasS tbs
Was the programme laid down, sagded that tha ro-
publcans would not have entered into such cosliton
without knowing the condition and ssaaus occupied By
understood before would DO hcueht safe By The repub
BIN in The Be, ish hsys Ia. bare ne .hos ssu,ss q
cemeDted without promises on both sides. Thus was
beresy the basis they 70 30 upon was upon this
occur have given spicient evidence Of ons fact
Now, fir TO show that there very large meetings
t Ss !, ne u. sS S q 3rds Douglas s read goc
Washington Unson. Of August %, 1858 =
s.1s ! e. sss a e: ~
me letter from which this Is quoted w.s signed .Nortn
~ LosAs, (aeml Of m--who Is aNuswess' Any
relation 70 the Northwest ont al Illinois and Ohio9
interruption win get from that quarter daughter
quote the despatch to show beyond al doubt that src
Douglas While nay be new 70 sors q N, coe suusS
there may be Others who know that this but paSt Of
TIE history Of these times. And here "a ststensnt nom
bad been such consultation Of senators IL the house Il
Judge Douglas, and Of the result Of which both pay;ee
were satisfied.
Mr.. ForKr, (dem) Of nl.-who were The republican
senatorsS have VOC inquired Of such - hsm Is are In
The cityP Direct evidence 10 best
Mr.. kKLoGG-I am obliged for this most luminous en-
posiion OF the law Many know that these consultations q
The time speak Of publicly spoken Of in the srset
have not stopped 70 inquire who thess Senator's were
snd DID not inquire; but the despatch estopes Gree
nom charEus me with having made false ssatsmsnts. II
the geae desires IT, let him inquire who the scheninE
senatoss were and he may hnd moro completely than he
dreams Of. Mr. kellogg then read letter from . w.
Raney Postmaster ss Peoria, Illinois While in WashIne
ton, December, 1852 he wss informed by respectable
cemccSa0 mat Senator Wilson and other peonnsnt re-
casncn On the lecompon constuEon In oos1rsss were
frequsnty b private political con{srsacs together a s
house q Judge Dousaa, and that he knew that the Nov
York As favored the election Of Judge Douglas y the
United Hasee eepae, and that extracts from that journal
tn ninob auring The campaign of 1S6s an prerc,s1
70 give Ne name q my authority whenever nay Be q
any practical good