The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02
uI011AII ReM WkSHuGIVM
The Difficulties Between Para
quay and England.
Appeal Of President Lopez to The
United States.
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Interview Between the Paraguayan Com
missioner and Gen. CaSs.
TIE CENTRAL AMERICAN QUESTION.
OVERLAPPING OF THE COv0DE COMMITTEE.
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SENSATION DEBATE IN The HOUSE.
TILT BETWEEN MESSRS. HOUSPOS AND TRAIN.
Appointment Of John Appleton
Minister to Russia.
THE BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND CONVENTIONS,
GOSSIP OF THE POLITICIANS,
a., &C., 90.
Appointment Of John Appleton
Minister to Russia.
THE BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND CONVENTIONS
GOSSIP OF THE POLITICIANS,
a., &C., 20.

g., &C., 20.
Our Warrington Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, Nay ~, 1890.
The Hopes. Plass end as Es;pates Of ae Douglas kss-
my Sau Css~s Upon As Nominasios and Elsesio~ Of
assr CAa~pss.-sAs ssHa side VSeo Of as Cass-Apps-
really i"eD'sees Rsssn at Ba1i~ors-A Sp'a and Too
Ds~s0atjc Ncksts, &c.
Mr.. Senator wgfal has pronounced Mr.. Douglas dead
msn-dead julius Cesar-or - dead for all demo.
cratic Presidential purposes, Martin Van Borsn Mr.
Senator Dootle has testified to the ensthened funeral
services this dead man, % involving, most likely,
the great exploded democratic party. The democratic
msgnaaes Of the Senate (every Of them except Mr.
Push and the absent Mr. Douglas) have voted 10 string
Of absrsciors,' denouncng rank heresies the doc
rines Of Territorial popular sovereignty, and quoting and
Yepud,ang The very words Of Mr. Douglas, 70 give un
friendly legislaon that there msy beno mistake In
The matter. IL mot This enough No. Tho friends Of
Mr.. Douglas do not despair Of his oompste resuscaon
by the galtapic battery Of the Baltimore Convention
WHAT ResuscitAie this dead man, with The unsni-
nous vote Of the South the United States Senate %
sok mny and positively against him, and In the face of
The thunders Of the administration, Yes take the whole
budget Of indictments against him: hh anti Lecomplou
rebellion his squatter sovereignty herescs, the domss
of the Southern wing Of the party 1t Charleston,
his subsequent nat footed Reputation OF the Dred
Scott decision party test h supper, Of the agrsran
Homestf I'd bill OF Gausha A. Grsw the string Of sb
sractons" passed by the Senate 10 crush him. the I'm
pending hostility Of The administration and the numerous
powerful personal rivals resolved at all hazards upon
destructoa-taks all these things together, and The
iknds Of this piucky little tell that they do no.
Jet despair Of making him the next President
And howl rhsy have told us how. They VIII nomi
nste him a, Baltimore by two thirds vote they can;
and they cannot they win repeal the thirds rule
nominate him by majority, and appeal 70 the people
agana the ganixng black republicans Of the North
and the dnunonst Gre caters Of the South. Tnus .
Douglas informs to-day that with Douglas - ths
Baltimore democratic ticket ~ - . regular U.on
hurricane in the sOuth against the dsur!on IRE sasrs
You know how they were beaten upon this dsunion To-
sue in 1851 in South csrors Georgia. Alabama Mis-
sissppi Then the nreesers carried of of the
d mocratc party but the remainder joined the Union
Wigs, carried everything. So now-sive Douglas
and in the South, against YAnoey dsunion ticket the
old Union wings viii drop Bell and Everett come over
Douglass and sweep the SOUTH excepting south Carolina
which State votes not BY the people, but BY her Lsga
tue.
Bell and Everett are an old womaus uskcs Say 70 |
the BkRAID for Douglas men, taai the old limo whss
who prefer live to two dead men, that these old
In sn wings aching for the nomination D,uglas At
Baltimore, and that they shsn haven mis- Douglas and
victory, or defeat without Douglas The hue and CRY
against him has into psrsccuou He y III a. Fsinns
on The ~ npathes u the people, and his
u not asleep. He lhe irrt man inside the Don
and We hope 10 make him yet the choice Of the people in
such are the enthusiastic notions of the uu.h,lsp ann
porers Of Mr. Dougas Bot for other side o. the
story We have every 10 believe that Charles
senai. resouoes lot Jefferson Day) 20 their platform
ana they nay, perhaps, nominate some such uckes
The Southern States remaining IN the Douslss Con-
venton viii hold fas 70 the substance Of resolutions
sssy 90 not substitute nsn for the ren.s.es platform
tons Probably non Virginia or Kentucky, the
NAY be made = Bancre 70 tack on Tho Davis resola
Al al evenu, veAre assured that the South VIII be unit
upon the Davh resolutions, and yin demand an under
be taken fer the candidssc
Thus perceive before us . division Of the oouveu
tons including the fifteen Southern States and cnnsyiva
nia, California and Oregon against Mr.. Douglas, which
win compel his aaherents 10 down or 70 bolt AZ
. so S On s
ne IRE eaters 20 that squa.ser sovereignty In the South
h.ns.v,s Or the naclsu: patty S 70 az iae e Of
don and submsrsion in the Douglas party Esceptisg
he Neu York kkpvcs The old lac wings and Americana
vii not volunteer 70 the democracy By blind AL
his d the South side view Of the sase And they fur
her tell NJ that win such fugemen a. John W. Forpsv
Foy,h and the Abe McMa,ss he coussmo'sn.d oss
noe Douglas pressure ~ BAlhmore q CITY thousand msu
VII, tried, amount 70 nothing
sousnern men further assure IN that whs lane, Dcn
on or any such from the North would
ave been satisfactory 10 them withou. platform shsv
must now have their platform with without the sup
orr on The Northern democracy And Ill thn upoa an
imply abstraction or tvof No, cir. Give the right In
oquirng MEXICO, 70 into thoss territories with our
laves exclude Congress ne local aushorisss nom
he power To interfere there 70 the preudcs Of our SLAVE
rcperv during The Territorial conditiou and No shall
ooa create new batch Of substantial slave States and
esure IN opening and for expansion south ssrd |
quaiter sovereignty, The ohsr hand, VIII N out
nd enclose 10 With wall Of IRE KAneHs tells the story
ve cannot consent 70 keep ~ This disastrous game OF
lansas. |
We must conclude therefore, that the Baltimore cou.
cnton VII reush IN spin and too uckets, and shat Mr.
ouglas viii thus play for the benefit of the repuba.s
Be yoie which Mr. Fillmore played for The bsnens q ne
smccracy.
WASHINGTON, May %, 1890
Ne Pocfc ka1rocd fn Cs~W@-Skm CAanos Ssy q osd
so~e 0Ar 0rsai Lseey Projects sAd s~sss.-Is l~ru.,
Of ~ nwsf SeAss~,s out " ~ Qsssss~-YA n,psss |
cans srd ne Disvtd 9 Ccs~~sse-ns Removal ~ "a, |
Csrsai PosSDk hns Und~ as Hes /dm;sfsra.
Se~-kr Dc~olas AID Mr. Snssrd &n Issrx-ns
zen SzeAeHss <osfns n>~-1As Jdpaness q.
Mr. Covwin moved this morning the posspo,s-s.. ~
70 Pacific Railroad bin, In order that the Houss mbb,
rooesd 70 the usual miscsllansou bushes Of Monday
At In motion was ~ aside BY more thau two th,rSs
Ne. n thus apparent That hs Tremendous schsms Of
70 thousand miles Of railway the desert psns and
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