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

NJ ~scrsrcn from squasr scvereeuy to Southern rights
n the Territories they forfeited the good viii and ccna-
old pcninion; sra yess il was to be e1p.c,ss
from the strange competition Of the delegation Some
me men VINO o0% @Piss us ns Sody lack :.
the men sppon'ed 70 such pceitors IN the past have
taken pa,rs 10 how the vote Of me Virginia
satos stooe caucus upon the admission Of the w,cd
DELEGATES Il appears that every Hunter man and evsry
pous az man the dele CATION voted the exclusion q
s,s .o selerse, an tter bid for votes Al sscr See
southern principles and Southern interests
Ia understood here that aconvepuon Of the democratic
rarity Virginia will be called at early day 10 ceter
mine what sourse the party win pursue In the forth
COMING whether TO vote for Southern nominee
Douglas, he sha be the choice Of the Chsyeson Con-
yen1op, minus the States that have withdrawn The
presumption so fer s hat the Convention win decide 70
for he sou hem nominee, and doubt amopg the
other matters which shall engage the attention of this
Convention win ne the extraordinary vacilatng and I'M
SSare.ion The shifting and equvo, stion which her
prcceeorgs diplsy raid TO disgust themselves, nov
hat he chan es favortc opelers end they can
made In the chase for votes 70 Intended 70 publish The
proceedings of their caucus meetings, that the people Of
Virginia may see bow they have been mkrepresented
IRE vote of that delegation apanst Wood is source Of
brnriation 10 every true virginan who values the
Us generally copoeded here that this viii b
tie lasI Democratic Natoeal CUnventssn That shall
ever again be held in the Uniss. II Tie late
result than this. II would be haiscd by Thousands
with joy. Conventions were coming TO be esteemed -
gotten W solely FOR spos urposes fhs WA sSe casr
acter Oi the whole convention csStem through every
srede and iu every phsse Of IL ocsposon Honest,
right men, however, deserving Of party patronage o.
party svor had chance 30 losg The politicians were
oppcsed nsm. This clsss operated upon by the Soma
Be power more odoss and tyraDnicsl than he
Old feucsa moparoAies OF Europe The agencies employed
to desrsce and Ssmoy.iss Brb.Ty' vromiss Of Office Or
poyaIsr, wboe the poia juessrs brought iuso requs
nnoeoce which this class shaping The action
Of Conventions Through these agencies vrsna. which
hpeed to ssaDdard Of political which migbi
well cause her patriots ,ssss and philosophers or old "a
hcpe Of emerging BY the annibiston Of the conventon
systn, which has heretofore presented 20 ass
a Neld ssd such rare inducements for he AZ
crosse OF The pobtsian's arta u In this connection
the. the smssh At Charleston hailed with such sin-
osre s BY mary here TIE result e. esteemed
can ryfem which coerised the full force Of the popular
viii IN the selection Of candidates. the discrimination Of
learn from gentleman Who has Just returned from
Charleston that the friends Of Dough- forced the adoption Of
ss O es @
ecty wiling 10 take The responsibility OF this dsaser
the democsc party their object being TO force the cleo
III Into the House OF Representatives the only hope Of
DoVlss succefs, view Of The determined hostility 10
him the South. This the construction put upon the
iSuaer sovereignty p.Iorm but tsey mu.s sss hsa S
oetat before. the House foregone conclusion should
the seoeedirg States make . nomination, which Il 10
deemed certain they will In this Of things u &c
persly presumed that Douglas will 20 over 70 the blsck
republican, carrying with him sufcency Of the demo-
cratic skmeDts In the House Of Representatives and
ace tosesure his election. Old democrats here look upon
him ss tie greatet TO the democr attic party that
ever existed Before this mt display Of obstnscy by
bic frebos IN the Convention, he had some little strength
In Virginia, but with her strong leaning towards
ccnuo nHts and harmony, abe repudiAses an intersa
In him DOW, and have doubt win cast
united vote against him. Is inumated that
the Union Convention IN Baltimore will take
up Douglas as good enough Morgan" for them. If he
get moiety from each Of the three parties he might form
the Luesus Of an ind ndtnt party that might crafty
ha ambition in the future. not The Uniou party,
90 called, viii hid for him, seriously thought but the
mos, general impression 10 that he VIII unite with the
bia republicans
learn that tie Hon. VIM. Z. Ysucey, Of Alabams, has
expressed purpose OF stamping the border Southern
States and the middle conservative States against Doug
las. The tquvccsl attitude sseumed by the Virginia de-
eenee IN the Charleston Convention leaves hope
The few ercs left 10 Douglas here that Virginia msy 90
for him That indeed, . very groundess hope should
Southern nomination be made, Much surprise "a ex-
prefsed here ~ the Virginia delegation secedpg with
Der ether sister Southern States. ] Informed that
minority OF the delegation undoubtedly IN favor OF
eeestlop, and would probably pursue that policy after
they had extended to the majority The courtesy Of little
more time for deiberstion. Political msttcrs are In
pretty fI At this time. By and by shal have lively
time In Virginia