The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-14
MARCH IA, 1854. -IR1I1 sEEur.

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the editoss Of the ninois STATE Jssnal u ksoh hs
writer rays he had . conversssoA with 6rGsley in the
stsr's enee, N Ausoss ,sss, wen Greeley remarked
pcueas as their candidate Van Arb indignant and
toa him they do pot dssr, such Terms and
us Il a lsa ssisy
dated 2stb Of December last from Mr. Powell, Superin
tendsnt Of Public Schools IN Illinois, 10 which he ,sys,
he several letters addressed to republicans OF Illinois
ecmmepdpg The Of Douglas, and urging, both from
returning Douglas the Senate. there were number
Of letters IN which Greeley expressed similar views He
dsnoc,asc orsan from he spseeh Of ASrs Lincoln.
who vss repyesepted saying that Douglas was man
who would bring such influence that would enable him
10 pay the devil Of Charleston. 1Auehter) he next
read letter from Mr. Pnnaborn, Of Massachusetts who
stated that Senator wilson and other republicans
ton Of Douglas 10 The Senate, and that many
New nglandels weye nom their representations,
the Ss republican pss Mr.
Pspsbofn rendered Wilson frequently renafkiug that
he inew Doualas was Al right and intended 70 cot viii,
mistake in ypDpirs Lincoln and not supporting Douglas
The other gentlemen ,urred with Wilson, but Papg-
Wilson'S Judgment Mr.. Kellogg said there was some
sisni6caDce in this letter. which required than ordi
copsyst,an win Douglas a he ls.ssrs s nOuss,
and that after the conaultaton member Of this
house made speech in favor Of Mr. Douglas. He now
hroU hoft md
frat quotes Mr. Kecegs charge that Mr. Greeley was in
ana sssens his y and the
charge is utterly false. he maintained that Mr.. Gree
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ter from the Cbicsgo journal. signed "H whern" The
write reees the conversation with kr Douglss, who,
view. Ir: Kellogg said the letter discoses The
Douglas on the slavery questop-hst he was in commu
Dicasion with The republicans, and tbas wheher design
az % o S
election. This induced wilson, Burlmgame and
cher: 2 take positions IN bis favor declaring he would
pee s Ds s3pss Il Ed
POLITICAL storm I sss had pe hs
looked back ana ssw-to Use his own Ian
S SsSnd Ana ~
SAFE he declared that be would stand the borders
democracy until be could gather around them his fey fol
lowers. then leave them forever, tho river break
DOW, the bridges, and burn the boats QAughtsr)
This TIE picture the Illinois Senator himself draws With
always ezprefaive language and strong figures No
seemed doubt but that he was true and faithful
psa.s e Ss s , S:s vas D ~ S
Didn't the republicans think that be vas with them
Hs tSen read ar glsss letter. ; n which E.s ss,a b
message came through Mr. CoFax. and never treated
- private matter. Mr. Kelloeg sad Mr. Covode had
aahed him to 90 70 Tfumhun and induce him 70 per.
suade tbe republicans OF Illinois to consent to bis return
The Senate, that BE- might remain here and 1sht tho
wo0 ssS s. '1 ssDSoao S . 0voss
bad tod him Keogg specifically What Mr. Douglas s.id,
Mr. M'c1nxAsD replied. HIS colleague WAS stark
tiops He would make brnseH NOTORIOUS - be was IN
abs 10 EAie himself famous. Like the sn who burned
NE "S PIE; q e. :1o S
The victim q his own folly What 1as I'M dtemna5 10
e., am, p S r.. ss,s ga
he repashesns ana vS'ss b stl more . . ne
sesses,e party II short seoord,De e ne evidence;
stands between the two, fred q BY both pirate
his object was TO exah hirsseh beyond his
climb around the statue Of Douglas to chow hse q ths
ss s r. Ne %
BE M. Hcc1ernand) wonld exhcst him 70 forbear bis
crusade against nousiss who sas beyond his malice IKE
the esfe wboee fight was IN the a1y. Ha march
Was irresistible . hDA triumph, and NO feeble sSbst
could stay II. BIS colleague repeats Tie same charges
Greeley and Deuslss sehesd FOR DE election Of De latter
70 the Senate. What Greeley dh cAer hig support
iionS Such would not have been The ccnacs II he COL
league. BAD democrat osred to vse for hs colleague
he would mot have refused his vote On The contrary he
made profound bow when tbe charge was orieinsily
nade was promptly met By both Donslas and Greeley.
ss House. ss. u ID PVT n e e ssss NJ e.
ksan. ssid Mr. KelIcfg could ind some sczibbler
s:.in.s po0gsa So I had proved nom .hss y, kellogg
honorable II would have been for his eoeagus to
withdraw the charge. The charge was anfounded and
on anything TOey regsrdevery question ron different
stand points The one practical man, and the other
red pnSn he .es. ns Ho
somethipg Of thescontes 10 Illinois mo republicans were
arrsysd against Douglas Money was sent ron abroad,
he tumpled the strength Of hh principles. He brand
ed AL such caiumnies with general rsmark-they
blade, and now srnazts with mortincason Doug
as tTumpbed, not With The aid Of Greedy and the repub
car party. but In fpite Of them.
The Con Dtsee roec at SIX O'Clock.
The Honse adjourned.
speculatIsns on the Demecratic Candr-
dates for the Presidency.
WAsHMeTor, March Is, 1850
IsupDese that you constantly informed Of tho vari
csnvoutiOns which ohasscterze each weeks politics
in Warrington. The chsugesare ineessaat but after ALL
Of but little csBsequepce 70 the general result There ere
70 many Isolated points occupied BY individuals Of intense
sekspprecaon, but who very little regarded BY the
worlds operators and whose position 20 completely out
Of The circle Of Aat current which tsads 70 The final re-
sal that these points aeoedsd and uch persons known
and The seeming noise y political action here snpHSed
and The problem Of ChaSessn becomes Il eiser souon
The chief feature and which, indeed psrcspbs, ether
in IN sasserated or dwarfsd eondkios, IN al the fsa-
tures o our present poca-ths chief feature Of The
rresdssia question appeains 70 TIE asprasousof Judge
Douglas he has, = tbs North, many sdherens attach
- TO hin earnestly, - their proposed n Dorado and
many Whore favor depends upon the degree Of strength
which the eoutA may accord 70 him Nv opinion y Tat
these last are the more @8 fhink