The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

less be ON hand 70 contest seat Of Mr.. f. Halet
who reported wan DO rep esentsd BY HE alserpase
severe scKness 10 MI H. . fan y preventing hts attend
snce In person Mr. j. c. Loyejoy who contests the seat
Of MI. C. Ioherty, says he has the sign manual Of
msjory ofthe delegates TO he Fifth District Convention
n support Of his claims 70 seat
hn proposed to present the name Of Gov. Cushing
prttdtnt q the Convention and, he unobechonabe
70 TIE Soutn, there not much doubt but Il will be
cfpsed. There ia some talk Of BRECKENRIDGE among the
natsachases1 delegates but they viii generally for
Gen Cen !en Dawes. Gen Dsvh's warm friendship In
Maine, New Hrmpshire, and Massachusetts,, render him
eI midable candidate In the estmson OF some Eastern
and large proportion Of the Southern delegates =
cAucrslSo AND BUTTON BOARD THE spAUlDlSe
The first spasms Of sea sickness over, and our new
iIiends-those taken on board At Baltimore
the labor Of caucussipg button holng, There have
already been squads Of individuals all about the
ing, expostrlating and lecturing on the subject
Of the nomination ii Charleston. Bon Bradbury,
q Maine, with his exhaustlea fund OF geuiality,
10 cofnered with gentleman who has made
recent Southern expression-star,ng with Douglas pro
cvites and returning with those proclves confirmed 10
anxious conisb with Talbot Of Maine Farley Of Maine
talking socially with Wales, Of Massachusetts. The
sRree decidedly Wales has voted we don't know how
many times, 1t different national Conventions for
stephen A. douglas. He does not do 90 now. Walter
Ftstenden, Of AAssachusetts-" honest Master Wal
ter"-has made ny his mind to act according 70 the
dictates OF his conscience, and Is calm Nautilus
gentle ground swell. Col Jameson OF Maine, esEnes
and sincere in his support Of Dousas s comforting him
sell with an orange and looking around for proper per
listen 10 his argument favor Of HIS choice. Ad
ma Peter Dunbar, with his tall form and ovis face s
Blanchard. Of Name Who vii give 50 Geo oSsrd carry
the In his State, Douglas Is nominated is
bsvipg consultation With youthful delegate Thomas
Douglas ranks u making up some sort Of run for the
AmUseneni OF the crowd Colonel Ezra Trull Of Water
Town, who has been laid up on account OF sickness
tor Day xo Is out again, and exhorts for Douglas
Captain Enoch Oegood OF Ssem go fun Of the Douglas
electricity that be impar II 10 every one who approaches
him. John Babsen, Of Maine, crucies every body who
T. SngOieV.
State, is for Doaglas-so II s now
Observation-Disclosures d,scant or recourse. Colonel Ca
vspsgb, Of xpDesoia talking Mp Douglas with greal
vror, and talking the administration with the
energy In short, all the passengers are grinding their
sso sss Ss s.e
Frank Aver He issues bulletin every hour, giving the
latest glimpse Of the political harizon and the latest
phase Of caucus events Things seem to be growing
more ard rrofe mixed every hour go far as the
Spauldng board OF her concerned. Bets
ere cntred thai ponsas win have l26 oies the
ballot that he will be nominated, and that there
viii be bolt in ke should re Az matters nov look,
Mr. bradbury viii han the Maine deeganor, and General
But divers1g for a while from New England people,
let us look al
WISCONSIN AND GER RErKEsNTAITE ME.
Judge Carries II. LalYa,ee, original and fast friend
o Douglas from the first. lssS JnGge l. iE naIvc Of
the State Of New YORK. having been born in Oneida
county. He has been The West CHI ihooc was
member OF the which framed the constitution
Of WISCONSIN, and eleCten Judge Of the Supreme Court
upon TIT admission o. the sta'e into the Union When
Ionbs,ed for Congress in the fail Of 1885, be resigned
his udgeshp and thoroughly his district which
largest the United states, containing $40 000 PEG
pie more than IN Vermont, New Hampshire Connecticut,
iowa, California, Arkansas pela~are or Rhode Island
his republican competitor had been elected st the prcvi
election by 1900 majcrity but Judge Iarrabee not
only overcame this, bot was elected by majority Of
40 votes. he ia efficient member O! the pre-.
tent Hoase u Representatives., and his name
:s for ss rsPsssa 'r
goes Charleston 70 represent bis State the Dsmocra
TIC National Commuee His iaipate relations with
ton at Charleston more than ordinary importance and
Isnhcance may be stated that Judge Lsrsbee ID the
only democrat IN the North who mas succee ied epub
Can 10 u Congressional district
The following perfected list Of the delegates from
Wisconsin TO The Charleston Convention -
1. John r. Sharpsten, editor Of the Milwaukee Ne,cs
has been sctveand supporter of Douglas He
removed from the Milwaukee post Office account
Of BIS preclrtes in ,Asor the ".,le Giant He .
q VIM A. Barstow, formerly Governor OF the State,
D man OF indonitabe energy and leading spirit in the
delegation, always ademocrai and firm friend Of Doug
g. Perry A. Smith, active politician from the north.
err part Of the state, which s democratic He has often
been ne mber OF the legislature OF Wisconsin, and
nosed friend Of the system Of national Improvements
ADOPTED in the State. he ID OF wealth ana sub
stance, and lawyer in high standing.
A. II. Pratt, OF the most active and useful demo
crais In Wisconsin for long time editor Of q leading
democratic paper, and most enthusiastic supporter Of
8. A. S. Palmer. substantial farmer In one Of tbs
Southern countless and candidate for Lieutenant Cover
eleCUOQ.
representative man his section Of the State, which is
j. b. Earnest. Represents The Western part Of Wis.
coDein IL the owner OF extensive lead ee and has 1T
heart the practical development Of the mineral
Of the State Has frequently been member Of the L.
etiatare Was An cid line wing; now H IN enthusiastic
4 Edward s. Braeg, q hardy and influential lawyer,
good stump speaker and m irrePreseibe democrat Al
S. Frederick W. Horn, Is an educated German gentle
man. Bias been in Wisconsin over fifteen years, and
burgesve Dixon the democratic candidate for Supreme
Judge s7s votes being the whole voting population Has
heen several times Speaker of the Assembly, and ID
able parlamentsrian. Has great influence among the
German population and has been democrat and strong
Douglas man since Is4s.
O. John Fitzgerald Resides at Oshkosh. Is OF Irish
decent man Of wealth, and whole soued, genial gen
tepsn He expends more money for the Of the
democratic than any other in ths state. He is
time delegate and representative In Congress- from Wis
ccnsn: Mt Fitzgerald is a Douglas man, every time.
TO- Charles Wbppe s tpendid representation OF the
mmbermen Of WISCONSIN, feet three inches high well
oportioned and athletic resides IA the North western
part Of the State, heavy numbering county lie Of
quick perception and JRcksonIan will Has second
choice TO Douglas Always democrat
The entire delegation from Wisconsin will vote FOL
Douglas 20 unit II represents With remarkable fidelity
the different Interests Of the STATE.
We hear that the spaulding will be qisrantned on bel
arrival on account Of the small pox existing in Boston
when she left.
SPECIAL AND PRIVATE pEsrArcHs FROM THE BooBY
MONT PATENT.
DEsPACH
APRIL 19-Of HatterAs.
Green Of Missouri, and smaley, Of Vermont, ahead.
Capt Oegood, OF Salem delegation. doubtful The West
are all sure uness something new turns up Osgood no
delegate. Much talk.
SECOND DKSPlTCH.
Douglas, Of Illinois, AMI Ward, OF Georgis loom mp
Tie dsanected becoming pscined Some chance for
harmony.
DESPATCH.
ArRIr 19-Still later.
Reverdy johnson, Of Maryland, and John Van Buren,,
Of New York. talked Of in high circles Van Burens
procIynies for costly liquors rather against him
yoURrH pEsPArCH
APRIL l9-Iatest.
Gwn OF Caernia and Byoadbury OF Name will carry
OnsonAgon beyond ali DOUBT Their election may be set
just certain that the Toltec copper mine will
pay dividend next month.
PIYTH DISPATCH.
APRIL 10, And still Later.
Shields. Of Minnesota, and Yancy Of Alabama are sur
priine ell before them Look out for sqalls.
HxIH DisPArCH
APRIL 10, And later STILL
Seymour OF New York, ard Stephens o. Georgia, are
going with perfect rush. Douglas friends have gone