The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01
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MOVEMENTS OF 1HE POLITICIANS.
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THR DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.
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PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
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Passage Of the Deficiency Bill by
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Both Houses Awaiting the Action Of
the Democrats at Baltimore.
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Reported Grant to Col. SlOo Of Right Of Way
Across the Isshmus Of Tehuantepee.
THE CHOLERA I'm THE WEST.
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Both Houses Awaiting the Action Of
the Democrats at Baltimore,
Reported Grant to Col. SlO0 Of Right Of Way
Across the Isthmus Of Tehuantepee.
THE HOLERA IN THE WEST,
60, 60, 60.

The Democratic National Convention.
BaLT,MoRE, May 3l--11 40 A. NJ.
The Cas- and Buchanan getting out of temper
The circular OF the Buchanan delegation docs not change
the complexion of the game Should these two be super
fedcd the iseue appears to stand between Marcy.
Dickas, and Douglas The latter has very consiIera-
bic strength Dickinson is powerful down South, but
Marcy believed to hold tho balance of powc in New
York, Ohio and pennsylyania as the second choice.
The idea Of putting up nero military candidate
against Gen. Scott, is not entertained
In reply to inquiry the South Caroline Congress
delegation soy that that State will take part in tho
convt nton. Her vote must be left out Of all esti-
mates.
The Marcy delegates expect to he fully organized BY
Tomorrow night but probably not before Wednesday A1
ternoon.
BALTIMORE May SIN.
The difcuty relative to the Georgia delegates has
been amcab,y settled between the contestants: and
that to the Mississippi delegates kowsc been ar.
ranged
The impression this morning is, that General Butler
will be the nominee.
BALTIMORE, May 31-5 7. NJ
BE not astonhod it. after half dozen ballots Douglas
is nominated. Southern incline that way, because
he is sound on the Cuba question. The Douglas
also control Large amount Of money.
The convention viii not enforce the Compromise
fneiity 1t well understood that leading South
ern man Will ocr platform large enough for all sections
ard covering tho acquison of Cuba The barnburncrs
will accept this platform they not corncrcd tho
Fugitive law, and the South agreed Cuba will be
plank Of the democratic platform, from reliable as
surnnces
BALTIMORE, May 3l-1O r. M.
Our city Is perfectly throned and great excitement
prevails.
The Buchanantes working hard, determined on
success. They holding caucus with the yr-
sinia Delegates, and will stick to him to tho last.
Gen Butler has written letter declining In favor Of
Cen Glass; xhc, he says is entitled to the nomination
Ho calls hs friends to vote for Cass and to consider
him out of the field so long as Cass Is in It,
is thought tha. tho friends Of Cass will unite on
Butler SHOULD they be compelled to descrt their fl-
vorite.
The Castles suspect the Maryland delegates as in
clnedt 70 go to Douglas on the grounds OF cxpc-
dicncy
LOCKERS generally think that Douglas Or Butler will
be nominated
Tbs Georgia difficulty has not been settled az ru-
mored Governor Lumpkin stands firm for Cass and will
contest the seats
Mississippi amicsby arranged and has forty delo-
gates who claim seats on tho floor
Either John Davis Of Indiana, or Cave Johnson will
bc Preaident Of the Convention.
An excited and long session La anticipated.
The Impression stui is that Cas must go to the wall
and Buchansn also
The friends Of General Houston arc urging his claims
with great energy
Tho New York delegation are mum It said they Ar
divided between Douglas and Cass