New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24
The Baltimore Conveniion-The Contested
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The news o. tie preliminary trump" q" t"r
Hmker Delegation from this state ot baltimore
Yesterday was awaited and received here with
intense interest Or Thousands. Il was very gene
orally regarded as decisive OF tle course of Che
Convention. Thepa7tissns Of the vicfors exulted.
those of the vauou.sieI ir-lmatcd that the end
was not get. tle Wh-s listened aai wondered
whether the q, l.ppn--l pr1ccss would te uuHsl.
ally tedious. The Ersnag Post, apparently irno-
rant of tie decision ia Committee. 1ut uot without
a. prem0lirouo. 10. bad che follow a- terse '''f.
TIE TWO SETS OF DELEGATE
Neither -et of DeIe-ates from ia' ...i' 90 '. i.h
j. admitted % the B-..mOra Cun. .f 10 -i .-i
-re case - referred f0 Committee VINO tll fl ..-t
gate tho merits of the controversy 80 f-rr leisure JOB
the meantime The representatives, OF o. Ae" lfN De-
nocracv attend The hon0ret capacity ci hearers n
Ti. formally Of proceeding seems % imply that
hcra is some ground i0T hesitation. Tor delay. iof l
oui~v whereas In truth there is none. The lmp1siufe
ofrhe Albany Convention and acr De.ee te- d 90 bold
20 barefaced -o wholly rupr0vdcd with decent mass
thar short work should have been inside ID me CouFen
zion with these repre-cntaiive- oi me Con ei A
ton The agents ln -1 notorious fraud snould Lttt
been turned from the door with rerv li-le ceremony
1.-THE case had been reversed the popular ietln- %
the state had been with the conservatives, u tLey nao
possessed the strength Of numbers as we now po--
SEES end had been a ussnrc ii,t shadow OF iac
-on as they known % be- % an wnOpay tlc ID tniet
attention politics and . their Delegates h.d reth
elected with fhe same regard 90 the regular and accus
t9medmodc- of SCREAMING public opinion a- our- nave
BEEN con there bee any doubt what would have been
the cour-e cd tho Convention. it b. impossible % h,p
believing thar the DELEGATES u that cn-e backed hy thc
whole popular feeling 0i The state. win me strongest
r-.5lo re- rffcare OF tre pubic good WI. n their favor
the result ofthe state Elections would have been cour
toCu-v bowed % their seats with az ltle delay a.
mi-lt Doe.
Meantime the Convention viii proceed with the bust
ucs- before it While The Committee IN such hours as
the Convention does nor happen 20 DE n session are oc
cupicd grave delIberauol- on question concerning
which there Little doubt as there j. OF the time oi
day the work Of mating candidate Tor the Prc-i
dencv viii 20 on and shall not Oc surprised that
Que sion is sotfed while the question concerning me
Ncw-YO.k Delegates De- vet pending. The Delegates
from states which ive O Wing vote VIII assist n nOmi
mating @ candidate while tie Delegates from the most
powerful Democratic state n the Union VIII oe cNclul-
ed kentucky Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Vermont
and halt dozen Ofhers who can give the candidate no
.grpOrt VIII select q candidate for the state Of New
York whose advice is not asked.
ln what manner the Democrats OF The state Of New
York Will receive this treatment we need give ourselves
h-te trouble 20 conjecture. II candidate Is nominated
without asking their al ice the Convention VIII prop
ably expect that he VIII De elected without their vote
II their concurrence is unnecessary IN the nomination
10 must be on the ground that it may be- dispensed with
in the Election. The Democrats of Newly ork regard
the appointment Of Delegates by the Albany Couven'
ron a. 70 trick practiced with the connivancc, nay 10y
the advice OF politicians without the state 10 prevent
me Druocrat OF Neyv-York from having voice n the
nomination Of n candidate Tor the Presidency. mus
lar the Convention has coiperated with the authors ot
This piece OF knayery and the nomination be made
without the admission of the representative oi the
NcwYork Democracy, the fraud VIII be consuinnaied
Tie Gl05e has the following meaning anecdote
from Baltimore correspondent IL refers to Mayor
Havemeyer who it seems has gone ON as Barn
burner Delegate according to appointment, IN spite
of the Hmker assurances that he lad promised
not 10 90.
Il was pleased with remark the other evening on
board the boat from a gentleman who bad been listen
ing 10 conversation among some fair minded men who
had in.tuctively gathered around him. says Mr. J.,
we feel 20 confident OF the regularity, justice and au-
thortv Of our position that dom and cannot think
that honest men viii reject the New York Delegation
saws Mr. ". of y. H. You know how often we law
vers arc confident OF case and vet fail But, says
The MAYOR of New York IN bis quiet ami good naturcd
way. do YOU not generally carry E1f'"