The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-12

and superorisy Of wood In Charleston Richmond does
NOT hesitate 10 declare tina: he the sbles deocras Ia
The STATE, and the "on leader, except Cochrsne worth
y damn in New YORK city 4"
sdsu, Bright and their friends did mot bsnedt the
NATIONAL cause By their conduct In their King street
rancho the rsacbery prscussd upcn them made them
furious and forgefal Of that calm auo foresight which
ehoud charscserize statesmen they made lev Asemps
10 persuade but resorted TOO excuvey threats 70 &C.
complain their objects. Had they adopted . more co.,
clasory manner they would perhaps have carried the
majority platform, and would, beyond question: have
noninsscd respectable candidate BY driving their
6ressupg friends from the Convention, however they
strengthened the hand Of Douglas whose success has thus
far beeo defeated BY their Northern friends whom they
have mot had the honor Of aiding There b this excuse
Tor Tho seoeders, that long interview between Mr..
Shdoli and Dean Richmond ended In the entire
persuasion on the part Of the Louisiana Senator
that the New York delegation would, under possible
Circumstances, for the squatssr sovereignty champion
nj Illinois Slde admits that Richmond did NOT ny In
express words that he would not support Judge Douglas
but be insists that the moral obligation equally strong
and The deception practsed upon himself the less
aboninabls.
Douglas win not be nominated a BALTIMORE but 70 ef
feet ha defeat ana forever Ia absolutely requisite
that the Southern seOedes should the importance Of
rer.cpu the,r ssern and come N RaIr,or. containing
themse,vss vuh tbe Nev York re.ou,,or vb,ch
ace and Kaptuckv ere resdv N endo,ss and hut n, The
NJ the Convention would h. "a hesr aaor.
I'D II The seoedins delee.es do not resume their s.s,
other full sess Of perhaps, from SOM
ono locality, with regard To the wishes
ahe people they pretend to represent - will
be sent from all OF the Southern States foisted upon
Che Baltimore Couventou and the souaer sovereirutv
tres.. tbus bscora chrou,c and ;ncur.ho av n tho
very uncre woen m,sht have bean mat ssesuallv
ptrssslsd
me compromise resolution which would have becp
offered TO the Charleston Convention bv Mr. David T. Saw
nour. on behalf of the New York dele,.son. hut for
sbe premature ad,ourpmsnt on thu I'd inst rs.ds A. fol-
lvr,
Resolved That Il. the c,zens Of the un,sd s.,ss h.vs
an equal right with their property in the Terrific
Ies ne onlsea States ana sna under tne decisions OF
recoepzed A correct expost,on Of the cons,,,nsn ~
Abe Used sasss neither the rights Of person property
can DC oesoyed OF impaired py 0ongroionAi or Terri
ino cnoums'snces unoeT Wnicn snm resouuon wa
drawn up are peculiar Is, though was to have come
from New York the idea OF II was suseested bv tho
members Of the Convention from the southern States az
pec,sI,v frsm North Carolina. Tennessee and y,rg,n.
who TO osrcu.te in ia proceed,pss After ,hey
colleagues had left A. empodies the mbsts.ce os the
arst Of the reso,utons offered in committee nv ssn.,o,
Bsysrd Of Delaware, which guarantees to people Of all
,.,s The ,,go, N set,e IN Terr,o,ss With THAR
ty. and no, 70 be pterfsred with nv Copsrsss,on.,
,es,ss,.ou. This ,a.t.r vss adopted bv a vote AZ
eighteen to fifteen in tho majority reuort. Mr. Cro,.
well. the New York member Of the committee ON
rosoutoos voting for H. in accordance With the v,.h
of hm acleesuon that he should be ruIdeo nv NJ,
spdps the active interference Of all den.r,m.n,s o On
verunep, nolud,Dg Congress- 70 protect s.verv IN N.
Territories. Mr.. Crosvel. updsr ns,ruc,,ons' voted
axs,ps, and "A was ueverthelsss ncu aed IN tina ma
or,v repor, be was TO obev the drecons q,
MA deies.ou and without reference 10 his private f.,
srrs y, re,cct A, AZ whole New York therefore s,ones
The minority report with the clsuse added TO the mama NJ
is representative IN the committee Gas far AZ n ,,ss
bus The sodsd resolution which vas 70 have been pro
posed BY Mr. Seymour. vas 4 virtual changing of the
hoa. ,oo. of The New yorr deecst,on IA would b.vs
gncudss miami an which puu,.s cou,o mt h.vs s.ood
and sdds another TO the reasons vhy bs ultra Rssencv
r,,euds desired an Adjournment.
snnr,.ry ,ouc,y sxuws THE NAVAL BOARD AND rxAc,xs
,HAr THIS rs REPUBLICAN AND NOT MILITARY FORM
or GOVERNMENT
was "Aeo ID mn conesPonoencc 'ew oAys 'noe
anAi inc report Oh inc famous Naval bosro Oh omoef up
pointed 70 investigate the condiooo OF the navy yards mas
been brought 70 light by order Of The House Of Re-
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