The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-28
NEWS FROM the NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Our Special Washingtsn Despatch.

Our Special WashingtSn Despatch.
WASHINGTON, July Il, 1880
INK PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN IN vmaISIA-ruK FUTURE
COURSE or COY.
There conflicting reports from Virginia about the
future course Of Gov. WISE The Breckenridge say
that Gov Wise make speech in favor Of their
candidate and Southern coafedcracy and against LIN
coin and Douglas and the NORTH in and ad
cctves than be before spoke; while tae Virginia
friends Of Douglas assert with the greatest degree OF
Confidence, that Gov Wise has authorized any person
70 declare what his position win he in tho pre-
sen, campaign. aud they express their belief that
although he Is very esratic man, he will not
oppose Douglas, because most OF his friends
supporting Douglas The friends the latter
that his vote VIII be between thirty forty Thousand
and that Bell and Everett will consequently carry the
State handsomely The republicans look upon the fght
In Virginia between the Brecknrdge Douglas parties
as the woman viewed tho dh between her husband aud
the bear Douglas friends quote wse letter addressed
to the Douglas democratic committee Illinois in 1858
evidence OF his friendship Douglas and his princ
pics 10 that letter he said he could not express the
lions OF his bosom excited by the appeal Of the Douglas
democrats for aid In the contest they wagng
against abotonism that every impulse prompted
him to rush 10 their ede tina, their position grand
one, and unexamped He alluded to Douglas in his con-
sgainst Lincoln the "gaant leader o. the de-
mocracy firmly fronting the foe battling 10 maintain
conservative nationality This letter. whole very
rich Mr. Forsyth repabshed it saturday ast in the
Mobile Register, Of which he is editor
PRINTING IsBaoGt1o
The subject Of the House printing win up the
Circuit Court OF this district for settlement,
60 Gar as the application Injunction is concerned
LaTcombe English have closed their print
ing establishment AID discharged their hands,
md NJ he rinta or Dahl
Printing, that they cannot proceed further with
the work. At the time hey refuse to deliver the
work they have finished, which Includes about forty
thousand copies Of the Covode report and other
They also declare that they viii not deliver Mr. Heart,
the legal representative of the government the Print
ing Department the copy Of tue works authorized
10 be printed By the House.
Mr.. Pangbcrn, the legal representative OF Governor
Ford, the House printer has notified Mr. that be
ready to proceed Immediately with the execution all
the work ordered Mr. Heart has the subsct under coa
sderation, and aer the question ot injunction settled
tomorrow he will probably take the responsibility into
his own hands, and not permit Larcombe English TO
hold the government property to the public detrimeut
RsPogrED CONSPIRACY TFxAs
The teesraphic report OF abolition conspiracy in
northern Texas is viewed here by Southern
humbug gotten up for political eject.
JApAsxsE WHY WINS
An article in New York paper states that Mr.. Will
Ards hotel bill for entertaining the japanese Embassy
In Washington city amounted to so 600 for twenty three
days. In justice Mr. Willard is but fair state
bis bill was co. ss,el' for twenly four days, s3A2
per day, and hisrooms kept six or eight
days previous u the arrival os the Japanese The whole
expenses Incurred by the during the stay CT
the Embassy the Cned States including - oss for
stores and outfit for the To Japss s2l ISL
iux cENs.s.
No have yet oircs ,y recei.ed by
the Superintendent The Marsaas will commence their
transmits ions in Ans.L
Acssoy.
Mr. Ms;thew Lecper has been sppco,ed s:eb, Cor the
wichitas aud other Texas Indians csted on the lands
leased from the Choctaws
Nxw MILITARY Poss
Lieutenant Ransom has beea ordered, with de,sch-
ment Of recruits, 70 the Big Timbcrs outbe Arkansss
where the War Department is establishing military post
for the protection OF government and emgrant trains
Our washingtoa Corrsspondence.
WASHINGTON. July "a, 1880.
7ae Chances Of Brecsiade. aud LaneTke Dasser Of Dis
Union II Lincoln is Ei,ted-Sra,n aud Mestoo, dc.
John G. Breckenridge Je elected the President
OF the United States But to that happy
b quite indispensable that friends sho1ld be resoIue
and nrm. Success with him s desired by millions Of
hearts, free their choice and dis in their
tvcs but principle is absolutely essential to
accomplish the purposes for which the defeat of Lincoln
Is required let the true GOAL democrats then (whcse
candidates enter the field or competition oe save
holding ties with seventeen democratic states sure ,o
their electoral votes SOC thenj ONLY he nr eles
retlo and steady and the element or Opposition 10
rcpublcanir unite witt w. or admit by filling 60
do so, taat they willing give handle u the con-
enemy. The yvoru ia s,r,c issued frou, thu. CITY
by the political the "iitile Giant means
that they arc ready Tor eScpi the elcct!oh of
Breckenridge. Mr. Douglas will certainly Tail 20 carry a
single state, except I-rhaps, Missouri And surely the
masses of the People who favor hts prcteasons viii
not consent 10 be msled by set Of isctj,us
TOTO course that will tho triumph Lincoln
Tbesc masses must prefer Bfcckurdgc the republican
csod date; when they reflect that With
Veuseen states faie al his barS, how they mad
drued NJ Ia throw away the opportunity 81 democratic
triumph morciy - g's'fys personal prce-ecce. nv vtg
nr ha, "tnt- election, either hy the people Of The
House 81 Representatives,. " absolutely uGpsssibe.
The hE'Ai Of yesterday, 10 ~ leading article, does
not cxsggerAe the danger 81 dpunsoa, the OF
1iDcolns election So tar from overs,ating the oas.
have 20 hesitation 10 saying that the feelings aud deter
iuatOus uf the Isopie IA the sisvcbodnr state run Ear
beyond the HsRaips exposition OF Their. They do
not Ind vent In NOISY yaporin-s v-lent threats but
TIER CAIN resolve = more 70 be drenaeh than the most
cisnJorous defiance The Jnon may rvru sLver
Cd ~ The lightning a their Indignation before the ,hua
le intenti MS OF spain in regard 10 Mexico are attract,
Dg much attenton That Power evidentl, dsposed
TO rea the wishes or feelings o. rnia govern.
IN spanish hsf chalcd the Cssan pride
not little and the Spanish authorities would uadoabted-
~ DE Hing to defeat the designs our government IN
every without running the hsz Of opca rupture
We are beginning 90 realize the evils resulting
IRON tie Insane opposition BY the ustc the treaty
peToi atsd By Mr.. MclAnc. Had Mr. BuahnBsns policy
becn du supported by the senate the present difficulties
would have teen avoided
Assassination tn Concord, n. ".
CoNCoRD July =, 1890.
Tbs morning about nEe O'Clock James 81 wilisur
merchant q Wsrrcu. n H., STEPPED up TO Mr. Wyatt