, 1860-03-21

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Correspondence Of tue Pres and Tsibuae1
FAsu.xGzox, Mlsch Il: 1890.
The Democratic politicians of the Northern
States arc exceedingly exercised about the tariff |
Of hotel charges adopted in the little old niger
town Of Charleston. The Star Of this city
rcm.rks: .
"T1ose who 70 to the Convention relying up
on such ACCOMMODATIONS as The city viii uhord,
will get literally no accommodations whatever, |
while they will have to pay IN average OF ut
least ft" doil;rs per diem for the pretcnces Of ]!
accommodation accorded to them:
The h0tel elkcepcTs cannot possibly accomno.
date more than unc tenth Of The crowd-which
will be four or five times as 11,auy persons as
they usually take care Of in busy times With
them.
ITO attend lhe Convention without en-.
gaEDg rooms and lodging in advance. Will.
man mud to secure board md lodging. IN ad.
vance will cost enormously. The best the hotel
keepers will do will be 10 promise to accord food
and bedding q. from S7 TO SO per day. The
feeding to be done, Of course, as tue guest may
be able to elbow lis way in the rush 10 the
talle-nnd the l0dging-n cot in room occu.
pied br from ten to two hundred heavy snort r.:
according TO its caracity fur close packing of
mattresses and blankets The elo per day to
be churved for such accommodations. will be
NOT more tn4n Q0U TUE EusL u LIE At4Gt 6nJou4H
| there. If board is to be put up one hundred
per ccntum. ones 6Auriug, clothes-brushlnF,
boot. blacking bills, ETC., must 70 up cosresnond-
ingly. In fact it will be utterly impossible for
guest in q Charleston hotel to get privilege of
/ good 4ook at q servant OF the house f1F less
| Than fifty cents, as they will be rouudy feed by
| more guests than they can conveniently
| whit on"
The Doug'asites are in blank despair. TWAS
part Of their programme to import at least
10000 blowers and strikers, braggar.s and bluff
fers, to create an outside pressure for the Scdi-
ton law candidate. But the cunning fiEe-eaters,
who are up to snuff, have induced the disunion
landlords to enact high protection-in fact u
prohibito1y tariff against NIL Squct:sr Sorcr-
cicuty imports, which will have the effect 10
keen at home ninc-tcatls Of the wind instru-
| rneuts Mr.. Douglas intended to hare iu Charles
| ton " blowing" for him. Indeed the Douglnsitcs
openly allege that this was the main reason why
tue charges for boarding and lodging wc,c I'd
vauced to such unheard Of prices, and great is
their indignation thcrcat.
| Bat there is no remedy, saye submitting with
the best possible grace TO 1he chiralsous ex:or-
| .ions, us the Nntional Central Committee dis
| cover, upon examination, that they hare no
! power to change the place Of meeting of the
/ National Democratic Convention, it having been
fixed ut Charleston, By The Cincinnati tonrtn-
ttoA" poas'as 'eae6'aln stSea's a1e st'Sa15
/ premature in announcing tha! the Committee
arc about to locale the Convention at Baltimore.
II it could bc changed, it would not be allowed
to come further north thau Richmond. There
is too much Squat:er Sovereignty Plug Uglyism
| in Balt;p,ore to suit The purposes of the Dsun.
ion rulers Of The Democratic party. That city
Ii located too near the free breczes Of tue North
| The Convention will bc held in ,lace that ia
| ,,,.-,..;.a, .f H.. ,>.;n.;,,,. o,I .,,..,.,. -
emo1c1''''ea' u 'ue p'4'''p'es asu enaiac'ce o.
latter~day democracy; ! psstllcnf little hole
whose citizens arc lisurionists, aud not few
aar,,nd,n.. =, +or;os. ,,,ca .r,,o-. ,,,o -. :.
oesss'1'"'s - ]' - t. " >u' N'
jor!ty haFe no f'Sh'7 winch Tue minority are
bouuI to respect; where capital ouas the labor
or and where John G. Calhoun il the natron
oant' anu Is s"os'''n'eo 'of " "asnios@oa anu
Jefferson III the affections oil It's inhabitants.
| Mr. pcnular Sovereignty Democrats don't
.,:.,I ~..,u ,,.,, na,,.,,. .ta,,..
YOU 'n'uA 'o"A A"@A 1'o"' '.1A's o''E"s
chance of being nominated IN this delcctatle
! c;tvf
n...
1"e lower house ol tne virginia LEGISLATURE
| has p.sesd the non.intercoursc tax-bi1 by d
| vote OF Il yeas to 81 navs. Tie uavs are Ameri-
vans ,,, 1,,a was .,,,,,,~,., rho IN, n,,,,,
i;sha. 'no - 3ersn.s ,,,. ,,ro. W.
1s,es ar.s ;Sm sso11 ,a .. 1es'n 1tatS lanes mpaa
IN tLa hnTds uf r;r,;n;a ,uor.j,a,,t, Tha
Ill. ocan. ~ AZ. .""..,.sa ::,t !, ~
emtnrno ~ ,rn. ,1,aso ,a.,a VI. H. ~ ~
,;n:a a4 80. =. ~ - Eoo's MPeu tue
e.o.a:s IN ine.. n: o"n oaeks, sns iurnnure aug
eoI,''a ~ 'us, ,a;,s .ae lln,te"euss M aau
~ ,.1,;ct ,ba, a VA na, ," aAf
s,;n,shas ,ens fro1, t' u a,1,;oo III ;act ~s,cn n1
,ras ti'"s ,,,;u fr,n, 4i,a VII, ~
W6s.n, eyt 1r1 'o1 Re,mcon ~, o'r c. xGep;9s
,,an,..so5,,raA rn,i,;n. e ''i.a4; "s.u'' ELL.
Iii is;,a aiarc raeS;s., :; 4n
49," ~; .''.. ;.tas as ~ pat4.'ounat ~
.nJ s,,;,;'1., c1, +hs. a1 ..aS sus aosul
~ ,,.";a, ,f :;ui ,nNs wy sA @ tasseu tt.ouE
,os W n'an. r,S, :. %;a, ~ Hss: anscaa q 'nls
~ oh snerenauaise % anu WITS increasing tha
'A.oe o' !a''as auu sIoFp.us tne ou.no" ol eHi'
a:'o1: ~ ".u "epfei'ass ,;' ieaa estase ana IN.
G.case tae n.nloet ol tnose escaping from Inc
1Ia's. IL s1rsma ponttc,ahs would aeFelol
n;.1o. ne th". ",e '', Gas. IL ho ~
~ auc iS1unns y. s,a. aua es,ao1sn IN m
;s, .aou ,ot,,+ w.. nnu!o in.ne sne w ~ -
nt'.''n r'.as -'eN ~ ~ tnes rnuse aooot 'hc
poIss y. ens 'enuuels Th. VI .oc nmnle ota.e1
nad1t htrJffe; lucy can never enjoy Tue donoe
luxury VI sAit!cu ntc'!an,cs anu sesFile iaoofcf5
Green OF Missouri. IS Chairman OF the Senate
Committee IN ierlitofies. lle says that he Will
not report lhe III! Tor tue admission OF Kansas,
! nor r!st II oe aeteo on 10 1ue senate, until utter
Inc Caa1ieston Convention. lie speaks the
ro1.c5 o MS party IN LUIS regard, VINO are Atra1d
ihat Tue admission or rejection ot hansas, be-
lore tatlr Convention Is held, would embarrass
rs acslon. UFeen promises to relax h's op2os'-
tion to TIC measure after that event has been &C
connllshed' II the uenoceacv conclude to nd
init Kansas, 1t will De coupled with u scheme to
place Jefferson Territory under, border ruffian
rule There arc two plans under adyisement.
Ihe State Of hansas coyeEA tue east ,alf Of the
Territory Of Kansas. Th6wcst half embraces
tue P'kcs Peak gold region. which the miners
hare organized into what they call Jefferson
terrltnry: One Plan OF the democracy IS TO
annex thss region to New Mexico, and extend
ever 1t tue black slave code OF that Territory.
Ihe Other plan ls to make 1hs present Terrific
rial oiicers ot Kansas, WIN Nedary At their
neau: l'te ohciais oi 1ne reslaue ot the 1cf'11o.
rF-]Aat Is 10 chanEc tne seat OF government
from Lecompton to Denver City on Cherry
Greek.
The first plau--that Of annexing Mexico,
would. II Is commended. bra1g the Golden Region
| lnio The lnlon as s'avc state. as shareholders
under The STARE code existing III that Territory,
could safely take their n'sgers with them into
me MINES ana work tllem there: But Il Is OBJ
lsctcd to thls. that the rush ct free iaeoEers
from The Northern States to t'lke's Peak, will
be 30 great. tbat the slave code would soon be
! lerea'etl' anu re" aie1lco a1sch would be lost