The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-30
Baltimore Convention,

In the absence .. any uei'i'i'o he"s 'o'l, oai''-
oore we give the following extracts from the cor
',,ondence of the Baltimore Sun OF the 22d inst.
will. Of course. place such reliance on
Our sSuIi of tba writer's az tbey doom, .ho,,,
the specuia"o"' N-, ''-e'''
worth:
Washington, Nay II, lS4s-it is understood that
..ther House VIII transact any business on Mon
law and it IS not Propapie thil a quorum VIII De
",sssent They VIII simply meet, and then adjourn
r. Thursday. 80 inat Wneh tfe lime for the meet
mo Of the Philadelphia Convention shall arrive IL
understood tfiat poll houses VIII again lahe
r,cess of three days. 10 accommodate also the wing
prssident-makers' -.
Ibave it from reliable source, that there VIII De
~ disposition on the part OF the New fork Barn
huuers" delegation In the Baltimore convention,
unnecessarily to agitaie III tat pody llie quest.on OF
ayery; and furher liht tiie mountainous Vi tat
hrdv, in the proceedings OF winch IL Is now gene,
sJIy understood they VIII participate, IL organized
.ccordng to the usages OF tiie democratic party,
and with strict regard 10 the fsts Oh the deInoc
cy ofall the States, VIII DE promptly cohcurred IN
Er those delegates, and cordial support be gwen
,oibe nominees OF the convention, whoever they
NAV be, or from whatever state OF the Union.
The report has been lndustrlously circulated, that
,his delegation intend to throw lIreprand INTO the
Invention in the shape OF the Wllmot Proviso,'
.nd that the portion OF the New ork democracy
which they represent, VIII, IN no event, support
anthem candidate Tor the Presidency All this, L
have the best reasons lor peneVhg, Is IDLE gossip,
Unauthorized and unloanneo.
believe that the diiiicultles between the two
divisions OF inc I've" jim III regard 10
the admssoh o. Ili nc satisfactorily ad-
sea, a'u ranyenton will he sitber GnneraI Csc
Ba 1 ness tbough Mr.. Buchanan nrosnects are
o. VII. ;ronroving at the north and Cow Wood.
ceflay .ha Soth If is ouite as difficnlt to dacda
noN Vt. io w he the candidate AZ If was under
tnHu isd l.,G, of the same rule in 1914
VIZ II, I aid this morning, that Judge Woodbury. has
Lev letter repudiating the sentiments attribu
VIM. w him on the subject of slavery in the letter
s ea.,ad by Mr.. Yancy in the Alabama State Con.
qa a~,ion and reteratng the doctrines which he has
s;Js been supposed to entertain.
"' The grounds, among others, upon which the
6i.nSs of Mr. Buchanan rest his claims to the con-
sdsntion of the southern delegations in the Demo-
s,adc National Convention, are that his election to
bs Presidency would settle the question of slavery
IN new territories and put an end to this agitatng
and exciting topic in the two Houses of Congress-
Rv extending the line of sc 30-the Missouri COM
romise lne-to the Pacific, in accordance with
Nj. Buchanan known and often expressed views
We should they say, be putting into political opera
zion the doctrines which, with other candidates,
are merely theoretical, and a great object be thus
stained desirable both to the north and the south.
PS-Gov. Woodbury. assumes the position that |
no Iustiee of the Supreme Court has the right to
Gye 90 parte opinions on constitutional questions
mt legally brought before them for adjudication or
examination. 81
,no,ber correspondent writes as follows.
An W ~ IT., o. ,o,o
baa,norT, h!oy ~ oolisiess mas az
pufhea " nailll "m - Iu. piopeI liia1 silould
my'e 'ake sIioil 'ilousi Tue ciI"deu stree.s Oh
IOe monumental W sec now ille oatile comes
on lGere seems 10 pe no great harmony IN the
nnRs OF lne N1rInern am ooulneill democracy,
T m ian at,au Ma. TllsS is a' ilau'
Inc baii.puillels IRON VIEW orh nave TAKEN
nIm position, rom Which lhey Wnishot recede'
lhey VIII present lneit 'esl,iholiiaiTa ana queuy
way Wne1heI tney wiz DC au'li'eu, snoulu al
nksion DC teiusso 70 lIieni, .neh lney WIN at once
Wlnuaw rom .pe , TpnYeHuon anu eI'Ier solemn
Wea asallst IT, 'ne'e is q ruliior ,liaI, III such
caso suey ihlsu, p1 Aluueou W niahe separate
alnal,In aiu 70 iiat Iiactlciis
VIC ue'eea'oilh VI ulhei 7la'es Mouiu yhpathlze
~. nh'erln1e WIN Iieiii' 1llat tile St,i,e OF
NN iyfh' nluei sucl circumstances Woulu De
sure Usls wings, cahiiot De do!lpteu, ana lhat the
certainty Vi oeieat III tiie empire State would dls-
aenreh lle uenhoc[atlc parry throughout me Union
tan a a NC Goup.eu. iet IL Is GiIncult 10 see
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