The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-02
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/ -,,-,...sr BALTIMORE, May 81, 1852.
Z 1's Dag csfo i'hc - "xeaf,on-7He fyo.,...-
800 aates, SC !, &C.
iho thea,f's OF ;.ctio! the Presi,len, IN,
1sas no" peoi- transferred by the Democratic
N's c'y' sh'e 'ie.egates from all parts or tho IL.
! axe !" asfs"e-nee hese. Great maumnvr;nr. 49,,
"He- pan%ss- are going on; but / must ;n cs,.,o-
"Mess 'nAs mover saw better feeling and 80,
nn"o''ed shan the delegates themselves nan;sas.
""'e'er y said' by way of uncomplimenta.v,r ~
'-s u ING several Candidates. comes from outsiSsr,
80 wa" 'i's not delegates, and who, if even NAV
entertain the sentiments they cxpress CIV ~ ~
thing more than talk w NJ
me Sass stock Is evidently high His friend.
.A''' ne VIZ nave on the irst ballot, q larrer
vote than any other gentleman, and tba, ,nhs,..
'.ecessons will give him enough to secur. ~ i'Sus
n.tnation. How this NAV bc t;r,o III, 'A' 10
prncipal operators General Ward NJ NV Us
nnu o.Ialor bnght, OF Indiana, both of whom
Wnw YnrL tacticia,s Senator Diokinson. e
GSnse although it is generally Conceded me i
chaenes' Mike VALID "u Is eagerly watching for Ii
Lee and ohcr noabI.y . srs s1. Cameron oberA
the Saas banner, and laborng for its s,e.sss unSs
sou,i l%nF niScric@ Judge Dougas--is yc,a.-
think i XII, i ts n.ay Of friends. wSo
down, and let their flverite, whom tLer ~ v 70 rt
nGst ~ iinsSif, De elevated. They want a.
~ y.eiu gfheeihIy Tor they have no ia. 81 sssnss
inla : hin"tee hcm, aEd Judge Douglas DO somnaIA3
to Wait, as ne necessarily would b. eipht va1r e.
the wzs Their strength as yet, can be- hi e. Gr
mater. After the third or fourth bollols bovo 49,
place III convention. theYe will no so,,,. 49, s~Avu
" llicn to bare calculation. "" uPyo
The friends OF Mr.. Buchanan, from Pano,ylvanS
iTginla, nLa elsewhere. arc here in numbors a.2
ee,h 70 DC. iks ice Biade used to appear, calm
Us summers nlern-g." lam not partcpIn,)v ~.
lia to The Perm v,tnria sfatesnat, but m,,sst -
hat IN my BEmba tsii Fatiou. he is extr.,nel, ~
innate IN 'bc iEhGei e. which operate for him -.
'r. mJh"bt advocates .ic shrewd and adro;t -
lti 's--,uch fnct as Gov Porter, Col Pattersop
'en. facktF. an ctl'css, sio nave made polities q
udy, anc wfo work away quietly and eAact;~.IS
lille OILERS are 'aiL;nc ca, sc,rccIr $500 re
ahai Lomh ati.ra rs possible and vet it nav taIn
ace j IT does IL niii be striking proc OF whsf
IN DO eteet.d Which, ui.su has a united delesakior,
Ia shrewd anu efficient managers, such as have
Gmed, in his favor
Governor Narcy's friends are also actively on tha
e]egation, and Gov Dickinson win nesS ali ~. ~
enuity to o,crsaugh his rivnl in the ErIsire ataAe
hat the immediate ffitads Of Marcy may 40 shouI
me and The balIcttiEgs demonstrate thskshis noui-
alton is impossible, must, Of course be q matter a
eculation The prevailing opinion is, however,
lat tney VIII 20 to Douglass, in preferences 70 any
&c OF the candidates named. -
The friends of Gen. Butler win. IL is prssunsl,
nlte their fortunes with Gen. Cass, thus makt4&
e ralying cry "CGss and Butler, asn was y
&c. IL rs also supposcdthat the vote OF Ienness
III also be given to Cass, whilst that Of Ohio w
} divided between Cass, Douglas, and Mary. Z,
Taken altogether, the scene here Is an animate!
re, ard the political cauldron is bubbling and
ething at tremendous rate. with an adequate
umber Of cooks employed about IL to furni0 An
nplc supply Of "hell broth" have tAonHA6Ra ,
Irsdisni to give you On imperfect ousliss II ~