The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-12
INSIDE View Of the Plots of the Alba1I
Regency at Charleston.
The Chances Of the Republicar
Presidential Aspiranta
Split Among the Republicans On the New
Territorial Bills,
TO-, &c. A~

Territorial Bills, n
Orr Special wssAaagtsa DespassA.
WAalscros, Nay IL, ltso.
The Rnxrnos ov nn JAPANESE xnsAsy.
Tho steamer Phiiadelph,a, chartered BY ths Dspat
meni Of State, proceeded today Norfolk, for the pr
pose Of bssrns the Jspsncss Bnbsssy 70 ths OFF,
Among her pssseossn were Captain Dupont cad Hes-
tenants Leo ana Porter Charles ". Lss Chief Clerk ssA
John HOss, Corresponding Cork Of Tho Navy Depart
meDt; Mr.. Aohbod. Chief Engineer Of the Navy; n
Lecyard, sos-. Law Of nr. Cas-; Purscr Casaiaghan.
and Dr MCDONALD, Secretary 70 tho Csnmiassoa. aaA
full marine band On board.
Tbs Embassy 70 DO received u the Navy Yard wtah
great ponp. and conducted their quarters under NJ
tAry escort
II the intention OF tho President 10 have q fsr.aa
interview "Wednesday, In the presence q the Cah.ss
and others holding prosansos pacic positions
Capt Dupont, who hes been desgussed take charge
Of tne Embassy, said On ssvDs 70 dap that nssAaag
happened To prevent the steamer would reach Tie Ar.
sena on Monday ct twelve O'Clock.
me Aessrs. Willard have completed their arrange
for accommodating the Eavoys and their suite 70
the entire satisfaction Of the President and sosrs WAC
have The matter In charge.
has newly furnished fitted up tor their espeoa
accommodation. Ia the opinion Of officers vine have
the matter charge thss the Embassy will make We
srd's their headquArsers while they remain Tbs
country.
"DETAILS RESPECTING THE scHxxNG oHARlssrou
Albany RsGKnCY ooNsrrRAroRs-wHo
WHAT WAS wBAr-PRosPSCrs PoR BALrfNoEa-SEOgszrS
PAxr sou THEIRS DxISGArss
DEAN RICHMOND SLIGHTLY PaoFASx-nH
the utter pfohsacy Of the conduct Of the Richmond Gag
ger Co faction at Charleston One Of these
political treason Ludlow, the chairman Of the 70 -dy
State Convention which vas held q, syracuss last see-
tember. Alta meeting Of tho Ncw York delegates at
Charleston, this Ludlow rose up refue the "slanScr
~ be ca led II, that he had the National Convex
ton commit ed 10 Douglas" He said that II was false
that he hAd been com mtted 70 and no leasA
any delegate To prove the charge that had beoa made
against him. BE was taken ct his word. A delegate
took the floor alter him, who requested him V
"deny, II he dared, that while in Washington, On
hk way 70 ChrIeston, he had, In Nooleag
fashion, for fear Of being found out, gone WITH an
omnibus load Of friends 70 the Little Giants house. and
there checked of from the List Of New York delegates
Who could be certainly counted on for his support s.l
who could NOT" Among those marked - Douslas oe<-
tain sdhsrents were Richmond and oggsr both Of whom
however, 10 "ue low until thsy got into The Co.
vention." Ths manner In which they Led was Low
enough Am told that before leaving New Yerk
Mr.. Richmond nlsled cx United States Senator int
The conviction that he would "in case 70 for Dsux
las but he began 70 change his toue before arriving n
Charleston, and while couvenang with deleesie oil.
leagues from the interior OF the State repadiaed al q
bis previous implied engagements
To his friends from tho interior Richmond aid.
"whai the hell do We for the South What "a -,
by God, is democratic party ct the North. Dan.
the South. Yes, BY God, thsy are iii very
ven, but nsy must learn that nsa arc good
for nothing unless they are strong II boms.
Our people won't stand this God damned sx,,.ue..
They want somebody they elect mey csa eisot
Seymour, and they elect three or four more A.
his damned squaster Sovereignty -.
sense, they can elecs Dous Idoatsupposs We ca asu
nate him but be would make the best MAJ Of all ma
people In The rural districts al for him. becsuss ev
hate the Naturalization and admire pluck Anl he
wouldn't hurt the South By God, they know t. ed
once nominated be would carry every Southern s<sss"
Al correct historians, DO not omit the profanity a.
ributed 70 Mr. Richmond by our washipssou ccrrsspss
tes but We distinctly repudiaie any eadosssn sas Il IT,
especially during this solemn period Of aanivsrsAxy
week In. N. Y. HEuIDl
"Then, Mr. Richmond, !" remarked some InterIoper, .
understand yoa 70 b b favor of The noniaasss
Douglas" chs no such hing. I d,dar ~ g." res
tne Desa. al am for the best man, ana nobody "a
who be until be scs ~ The wshes Il our dslsgsaau.
We have got nrss, 70 toss that damned smart feusv
Wood, overheard. Hawi hswi hawl whes we've gss
rid Of him there win be time enough 70 tax"
cassr Co. did get rid for the moment, Of Wood ~
ns friends but In order 70 do perfect stsspls chase
81 nendscy and trctery reeorssd 10, which Besss-
sub himself could no, have oasght up with he bsss eS
Zoe Argument vas ackno vieogedly, woods side; asl
he infamous jsslousy with winch Cochrans was sastsl
on the position Of defender OF the Syracuse party,
hanged into daeua for their The very nss whs
pledged 70 sustain H. Evsa Wood felt sorry aad
himself fceby opposed, and Win bsssr oeuisnpt
Married. "why could they not have len Cochraas Against
nel he noble zoe, and worthy Of my stsci He
lone could have done me any serious damage" was
forescos conclusion, however, and the double sided
hedges Of Richmond, Ludlo~ and Cagesr had secured
hs Of The oonvsutoa lang before ~ ssssmbiAss ~
hsesson. 10 aid 70 be clearly provssle-asd hat
viu be proved, neccssAryhas the Regency clique I'D
'eSssd iu support In the solemn manner 70 each
nd every cand,daas 70 be presented.
Even sner shess Doosis cosspirsscrs he'd Obtained
heir seats they we're very nsariy beaten By the large
minority Of conservative mea In the New York
liberation CORNING, Cochrane, Crosveu. Schen
'cvisr. Rypders Dswof, ncIatyre, suykw, Page
,pssru harlow Bussrworsh, Waterbury, Ccoper
nd over dozen cshss, soushs desperately Against the
ecs,osalsm and frssd that opposed them. Bat for NE
~scosDu Of three delssascs VINO pledged a. aias
,ousiss bat who, by soms that have not traas-
srcd, voted for him u the last moms ehhsr Mr.
,pfhre or Mr. Dcknson vouli have receh NE shirsy-
I've votes Of Sev York The majority in favor OF oassax
he q the STATE for Douglas was only t~e In us
;ev York delegation
me record Of usckery b not ended yea The cosvca-
Ion sdjcurpe< on thursday the "a OF Nay 70 mses
month In panor Tho Resolutions 10 do % brought
bsus In the following manner;-A meeting Of the New
iort delegation was called on that day II which vas
sserminei, BY the adoption Of oomprome resolution,
bat The vote Of the staie, ansr ave bAllcear,
houid longer be cost for Douglas but for ou-
IN OF national man 70 be selected ssbseqrn, meet
NJ Of the Nev FORA delegates One q the aeieea.s-I
'eDeve nr. Clancy, q your csy-nstassy left The rsom
nd proceeded 10 that Of Mr.. Rchardss Of Illinois, aad
formed him Of vhss had occurred. And % clear