, 1860-06-22

Especial Correspondence Of the Pre*s and Trlbnns.1
lA171Noax. eunday kytnns. June IT,
1t is now II O'Clock, and having arrived 1t
this afternoon, your correspondent has been
on his feet for si1 mortal hsurs, "wiripg in md
wiring out among the tamulsuous rabhle who
have come here to 8ght CUT their internecine
feuds. am inform. that tic crowd is not as
large as 1hst which was present at the C.pcin.
nut, Convention, but TINT while this il the case,
it bears no comparison 10 shat in its orderly
character. The pow WOW Of lot Of wild In.
dians ! Gun conceive to have sort Of digoity
eren in its noieiness; but this hub bub has not
TINT merritt Is simply grand concentration
Of the brassiest and cheekieet ba1.roona ha.
ranguers in The land. and the chorus Of their
maadlio disputes is uutc clleyed BY single stran
that strikes upon tho ear with the least nove1ty.
Il have heard the substance Of the following
CONVERSATION onoe tonight, 1ere heard il fifty
times:
Pro'ectionist-Didn'tD Douglas agree to lea1e
the question Of the power Of u Territorial Lesis-
la:are over slavery to the Supreme Conrta
Squaue1ise-oi course he did.
Protectionist-Hasn't the Supreme Court de-
cided that the Territorial Legislature has no
power to exclude slavery!
,Squatterite-Didat General Jackson say be
would not be governed BY tho Supreme Court.
Protectionist-Yea; but be didn't agree be.
fore hand to leave to the Court tho yery ques-
ton upon which he took issue with them.
Squattcrte-nererdy Johneon a.ys that ques.
tioa ~asn't t before the Supreme Court.
Protectionist-ld don't care d-n for neverdy
johnson; that is just what the Black Republi-
cans say-that the question Vas not before the
Court; and you cant set us to swallow Jour
Abolition pill, eEen if it is sugar coated with
Reyerdy JoLnson's endorsement.
This form Will do for the 6tst colloouy heard
on aiighting fro r the csss, and for one that
heard not twenty minutes ago, aa well as for
most Of those beard in the interval. Aad tha.
is ebops all bare heard since my arrival. Talk,
t. k, tAlt-squsster Sovereignty. Dred Ecott,
Slare Code, Constitutional tights, Territories
common properly Of The people o. States, sece-
ders, fancey, Forsyth, Cusline-upon these
words the changes are rung necessarily.
To gather, out Of Ill Ibis posher, any idea of
what il going to be done tomorrow, ia no easy
task- ene thing is: Significantly omiutus-tle
real leaders, the cool hgurers On both sides,
hare caught the eaooefA<s ha'sdi. and joined the
general d'spptasious. They hare quit their
figures aad resorsed to words; 80 that every
delegate ID street preacher aud "trunpeter.''
Those cosy conference.-the softaa downlhe acer-
bi.y Of stmost alt conventions, and promote the
4uenties Of political controversy. are al glvon
up here. "Ths day Of compromises ia psat ~
between the Squatteiites md The pro.ec.ionists,
and the !" "itrepreasibIe conflict" is In full blast
An old canpaigner tells mo that he never bs-
lore saw such feeling manifested in my Con.
vent'on In his life but whit It wxs followed By
disruption.
"a expected, the Alabams, Georgia, A1sis.
npp' ano o'oer Southern Douglas delegations
eFe s1FH" ones' consulting ef at.sggtine Office
hunter, picked up here and tbere a, thar
could be found. They do not r.n,...rt n.
Democracy. or any part thereof. IN Tina, st.,..
Tho seosders are The genuine e1ponent. Q.
Southern Democracy, and CONC with the up.ni.
nous approval Of the party in those sts.sx.
Tho friends Of Douglas are erideutl, worried
The Southern delegates from the noa.secad,ne
States don't talk st iii to euit them. There Il
. disagreeab1e Frequency Of allastons, On th,
psrt Of the Virginia and Kentucky delegates, t,
"tlo neoassisy of harmonious action" For Q
coutse you undarstaud thst harmony ind SQust
tsr!sm are an.agonistio terms. ob.erys ths
whenever q Doug1asite hears tho Injunction I
harmony be turns away theresrom IN disgust.
1m.y be mstakep.b but notwithstanding all th
blowing have hesrd--and four 6f.hs Of 1t