The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

psete inventory Of the ~ scne you nerewfsa CON.
hand ready for use in aimsouth Caroline, and now on
prove interesting 70 military war Tho statement viii
The i.sA an idss q ihs NINA and give se readers q
TAs Sian Day Of ae &ssie~-f - Apn ~, 1850.
Ssr1sa IN Ne csnuntssn-Ys Nsssyor~s-DoSs'as'
The ssssoa of Ne oorosntsan PyysosSvk DsaqOase~-
peied Paied for ITS AJ;c~wmmesf, &c. ~r ns %SsscS /
This 10 the sixth day Of the session, sndt
ID absolutely nearer nomination than Is Raventoa
ago Az actual fact, the relative pssitisar days
has no. been materially changed since the ArsAfasa
though some have been showed upon u a.
teal stage for the purpose amusing aud also Of dst
ing the attention Of the uuipmiated. =
Inc Esssern delegations have not been doing mush, a.
though considerably exercised about tae result Msssa
chusstts regarded with considerable interest, and
hear that positions have been edered some Douglas men
in the delegation 70 desert their yere for some other
candidate. h h the sinoe the arrival Of the dele
satscu 10 Charleston. What was demo previously y
patent The Wedge Of people At home but what has
been done hero s not universally Known although Il
may become % n time. Mr. Swift Of New Bedford,
holds The majority Of the Massachusetts, delegation in the
palm Of Ah hand. Be 10 the representative Of Mr.. Bu
chanaa In the delegation, and perfect Aephsophiles
in the matter Of sbquty. General Butler, who opposes
Douglas, but goes for the Cincinnati platform with his
% long = the New York delegation does General B. has
done mucA toward Cancellation, and u the Convention
breaks Up without nomination Il will not bs his fault.
Vermont New Hampshire. Rhode Island and Connecticut
have presented no new phase for The past few days.
The Maine Douglas usn are asreved because the south
insi:s . stIenoousiy upon :Avs code they s.y ns
- we'll 20 70 The wa and thus reisve them Of the NO
osssi.y paying out any more money 70 sustain T. =.
pour IN cr The purpose Of strengthening the backbone Of
ton. ms the entire batch were recon uttted
the Committee Resolutions and motion 10 Instruct
them 70 report .iDss platform voted down The vote %
friends of Douglas desred vote the majority and mi
nor reports onoe believing that t6sy could carry the
Ths following d table Of the votes Douglas win get
according 70 the calculations Of an astute caCuator;
fun osDs-Sver
Succeeding balloss-never over. 1855
Rsposs ere Tying around a. thick bisci berries ana
perfectly retabls. Many rumoss put aaost for tho
purposs Of deoepuon-smal shots fred with the hope
Down Nc wDs New York -: BEEN sspsoy he
subject Of thesc rumcrs 10 Ut one time declared that
the Eprs sAs win desert Douglas after the nrss ballot
before 3 denial overtAkes ana smoshersiA
Ths time for which The stssmer 8 r. spsulding WAS
psd ! twelve O'CLOCK yesterday and as charter parties
SET rs Speculation bas NOT been paying one, although
f'o.~~s
Rv I. n Another batch Of platforms have been In
he nS3orHy wsads Together the fssoSsoas offered BY
heesn Of DeiAvsre nger q rsnnsylvani. and
CocAssss q New York Tho minority are similar % those
before s0ered, including Gen. Butsr'a Cincinnati pas-
form, rirs and unaduhsrstsd.
M 1cussioa hes bssa long sad wea<isome. Msmbsss
isr vac isss: 10 prospect q Ssis. before mex;
week
OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
wAmxGfox, April %, 1900.
Dssa nSAsss~d It CAarsso~ asd Id OEsksl Railyoat
Pr@sh, = Otwascto~ WsA ~ Fsctfc Rasirad-l
cScA xbseHoN@k-1ks Japan>s Enbany-Rwn~ Z
ns RssstRp q A< Qseass~ Of Color, &c., -.
The Of Dean Rchmonds treaohery 10 The South
10 Dtckinsoa sud to SEYMOUR and hb Adhesion 70 th<
Douglas interest,", has been discovered We
dsrsapd The whos Syracuse Regency ssi
Hepssmber nwas The Nov York Central Railroad into
RESI- and s prodigous schemes u consolidation and
tension from the Hudsoa river 70 tho Pasino oocso.
These schemes comprehend The consolidation of the New
York Central the Eis the Erie Lake shore roads the
roads scroes the peninsula Of Michigan, and from chisa
70 70 st. Louis and from D. Louis via the Central Pacific
Railroad route 70 sAn Francisco This route, con.
jscsursd can secured under liberal bill from oon
sres with The pomnaiiou Of Douglas II Cnarlsstou
BY the defeat q the democratic party and the triumph
Of The republicans In the Presidential election.
Hence The Syracuse Regency arrangements OF septem
Der last the election OF The Charleston delegates In tho
lump the unitary ytsm Of voting In the Convention i'm
posed upon them under The guldanos OF Richmond; for
AL these arrangement we're subordinate 70 the scheme
Of the great Central Railroad ntsress q Absuy, Of
which Richmond 3 the chief engineer. Mr. Douslss Il
well known, was the man who engineered the tire
mendous Illinois oenrh Railroad land grant through
Congress- and various other similar projects OF smaller
Proportions he founder OF the Congressional railroad
land gran, yssem, Mr. Douglas, and his friends Of the
ASSOCIATES q me New York Central IN View o. their con
sodston projects with The Great Central Pacific Railroad
shrewd and inqurine railroad man, In CONFIRMATION
with uron this subjec hour ago, sad thai the
passage Of this Central Pacific Railroad biIl - propelled
BY the sscct Committee Of the House on the subject
parties mmsds,ey concerned in The Job, sacIldDs ssps
caly the New York osnza road monopoly of Dsan Rich
Upon th point he psrsoual expAaasons IN The HOUSE
This morning Of Mr. Ha nltou Of Texas and Mr. smith,
II Virginia, are somewhat sgnincAnt He rcpadiased ~
Prss that they a. member Of tho PscSc Railroad SDm.
mitase Of sixseen, had consented W the adoption u
sns. southern men Al Charleston viii be insanity pu,
right touching this report Of Forneys Prc and viii ~
bearings upon this grand political railroad pfosct OF Dean
Richmond, In connecuon with tho noninauoa Of Mr..
NJ Ailey, Of Massachusetts,, having finished rsic.l
black republican speech, remarkable only for ~ hume
rous hackneyed quotations, and The drowy sing scug
tone Of voioc IN which delivered We have, ~ THIS
moment Mr. M.ds q oh'9 pass s 0,",sa a. s.a. ~
the book and he feels proud Of having endorsed "ho~s
great fathers o Anc liberty who placed No uon tbe
rock az freedom"
very considerable curiosity and inercs have been
cited here touching the expecef arrival Of The
Esna' Tslllaaous i%ssrsl, oa,sa'., and msss,
oorys We cannot cay whether they win be
admitted upon "an equal footing with the most favored
nations" IN al respcca set back PED ov two on &C
count Of Their color soe Of them beng Of the mahogany
shaded dashey) but presume that they will be treated
With exiys topofsloa ceremonies ctsd 10 the
pecsatpns q sbsss imperial celestial dgusy,ss n
rumored however, that Southern IN the House
the Senate, vii rake The question Of color against
these imperial japanese officials and the ground that
In recognizing them the same footing with the repre-
sensanyee Of white nations cetabsh Precsdeut which
win cpen the door 70 the Ambassador IRON Hayn and the
envoy extrsosdinary from tbs King Of DahoWey.
NE issue fcolcs) thus suGxssesd very MOE one.
has been directly applied against be Chinese BY Of The
late Govsrposs Of nospia nol BY The present 0ovsr
nor; and n possible that some California member OF
Oop0en win bring this subecs 70 The attention o. The 60
vermens should de aemps be made 70 put The Japanese
up,n the footing with white psople.