Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-16
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Wing National Convention!
Hall OF the American Institute.
BALTIMORE, June 16-9 a. m.

their brother Wings, and escorted To their quarters
with bands of music, banners, transparencios, |
notices, devices, SC. 1t was truly an outpourinq
of the Wings of Baltimore.
The members, who have generally all been in |
Washington for the past few days reached here
Yesterday afternoon. Last evening was spent by
the different delegations i'll caucusng; and with
out attempting to predict who will receive the
nomination, / must be allowed to say that the
Webster stock is rapidly on the rise. Bets are
being made that he will receive the nomination.
Time alone will show. Immediately over the
platform erected for the officers is large trans,
parency having on it his memorable words
" Liberty and Union, now and forever, one and
inseparable" In front of the officers stand is
another with the words, The union of the Wings
for the sake Of the Union"
Who will preside over the Convention, cannot
as yet tell. The names of the Hon James A.
Pearce of Maryland, and John NJ. Clayton, OF
Delaware, are spoken of-the former Fillmore,
and the latter q Scott man.
As things progress, will keep you advised
from hour to hour.
The most intense excitement prevails | have
never seen greater enthusiasm among the Wings.
A platform of principles embracing the Com
promise in all its parts, will be offered for adop-
ton, and upon this the Southern members will
stand
Not much will be done to-day beyond organic
ing. Mass meetings will be held nightly in Mon
ument Square,
Second DespateA.
IL a. m.-The delegates from the Southern
States held meeting this morning, and unani-
mously adopted platform embracing the Com
promise fnality: it is, in substance, similar to
what l have sent you. This platform is referred
to committee Of one from each State in the
Convention. The Massachusetts, delegates have
subscribed to it, and it is believed the Convention
will finally adopt it. 1t is now IL o'clock, and
there is an immense crowd. Great excitement
prevails.
/ We think our correspondent is in error This
caucus probably comprised only portion of the
/ Southern delegates.
Third Despatch.
III a. m.-The members Of the Wing National
Nominating Convention are now assembling in the
large magnificent hall of the Maryland Insti
tutc. The hall is beautifully decorated-much more
so than when the late Democratic Convention met
The platform has been constructed in the centre
of the hall, and is covered with carpeting. The
remainder of the hall on the north and south
ends is appropriated to spectators, and, while
write, more than FIVE thousand are already in
side the walls. The galleries are filed with Ia.
dies and those gentlemen only who accompany
them. All parts of the room are cGrpeted SO as to
prevent anything like noise from walking or
stirring about. In addition to other matters for
the general comfort, tan bark has been spread on
ali the adjacent streets to prevent the noise
arising from the passage of vehicles, &c. The
arrangement for the officers, reporters, SC, are
excellent Better they could not be
Fourth Despatch.
At l. o'clock the Convention went into pre-
liminary organization by selecting Hon. George
Evans, Of Maine chairman, and Messrs. Upton,
of Louisiana, and Bryan, Of North Carolina, sec
retaries.
motion was made to appoint committee Of
one from each State to select permanent officers
for the Convention
Mr. Sever, Of Louisiana, here rose, and pro-
tested against all the previous action Of the Con-
yentior, on the ground that the time for the
meeting Of the Convention had not arrived.
Several Of the delegations had not yet arrived;
and it was not IL o'clock by the National Obser-
yatory clock, at Washington. The speaker was
the only delegate from his State present
IFynh Despatch.
123 p n,.-The motion to appoint committee
was adopted, each delegation to name its mem
Der of the committee The following are the
names Of the committee Maine, Pleasanton
New Hampshire, Goodwin; Vermont, Bradley
Massachusetts,, Choate Rhode Island, Ives Con-
necucut, Tyler, New York, Granger; New Jer.
sey, Dayton; reunsylvatia, Jessup Delaware,
Clayton; Maryland, Clark; Virginia, Jamie
North Caroline Miller South Carolina, Berrien
Georgia Connolly Alabama, Lnngdoni Missis. |
sippi. Starr louisiana Bernard Ohio, Ander
son. kentucky, Bell; Tennessee, Netherland
Indiana, Even; Illinois, washburn; Missouri
Bigham; Arkansas James Michigan, Smart
Florida, Cabcll Texas, Riley Iowa, Kilbourn
Wisconsin Collins; California, Goodwin
Sirh De$Pate1l
Il p.r,.--On motion, St committee Of one from
each State was appointed on credentials The
following comprise this committee Maine Mills
New Hampshire, Nesbt Vermont, Wright Mas
sachusetts, Chlds Rhode Island, Cross Con-
noctcut Ives New York, Conklu; New Jersey,
Frccdenhurg; Pennsylvania, Kunklc Delaware,
Layton; Maryland, Morgan; Virginia, Watts
North Carolina, Maxim; South Caroline Patter-
son; Georgia, Fleming; Alabama, Gardinerj
Mississippi, Harvey Louisiana, Sever Ohio,