, 1860-04-24

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NEW York, April GA letter is published
from Henry 4. Wise, Withdrawing his name
frsm the Charleston Convention, and asking
his friends to unite cordially with a malority Of
the delegation aud present the vote of tue State
AZ unit before the Convention.
New York Herald CoEespondence.1
CHARLESTON, S. C.. April q The candidate
most spoken OF, and who creates the most in.
terest Ut present. is Douglas. 1t is nolhing but
"Dougfas." -" Douglas" The outside pressure
for him is immense, but az the delegations come
in and compare notee, his strength turns out to
be greatly reduced, aud his frienas are becom-
ing scared and desperate. Among his friends
house Of the Rotlschilds, who. it is said, has an
interest in Douglas of apeeuninry nature.
{Ner York Herald Conetpondcncc.l
WAsHISc7oS. April ell here is q report
| that ". ". Corcoran, the banker. and Senators
| Sdell aud Bright, have left for Charleston with
the lntention, if necessary Of investing between
them two million doInrs to defcat Douglas
Corcoran can spare one million, Slideli and
Bright half million each, and not feel it much !;
SO the knowing ONES III financial circles assert.
| New York Tribune Co71e.pondcnce.1
| CHARLESTON, S. e, April oee.-The New York
| Sotts have organized formally By electing Dean
Richmond Chairman, and Peter Cagger and
Jus. C. Spencer, Of St. Lawrence county, Us
| Secretaries. The three seats ciaimed By John
Clancy, Augustus Belmont and johnson, to fit
vacancies III the New York City delegation, and
| ono vacancy in The place Of Sidney Lawrence, of
| Franklin county, we're referred to Committee
consisting of tsaac Fowler, Edwin Croswel,
| Sanford +. Church. Lemuel Stetson and Vim.
y. Russell, who will report tomorrow morning
at 8 o'clock.
The Pennsylvania delegation held meeting
| last night with the rlew Of organizing md cast
ing t}lc vote Of the State solid. Senator nigler
was elected Chairman over ex-senator brod-
head By vote Of e5 to %, there being three
| abscntces. This is only an expression Of per-
sonal preference, and no practical test OF the
/ procliyites Of the delegation. GlossbreuEer
| and Cassidy were chosen Secretaries, and 3fr.
Dawson, spokesman. An important point, was
resolution offered by Mr. Phillips, tllat the del
I egation rotc IN q unit in the Conrentlou. This
movement, though not unexpected. was de-
| nounced By 3ir. Congressman Montgomery rs
| surprise Ile snid he would not permit his yotc
| to be Gust by another, and threatened to talk
till 1870 hefore permitting the adoption ot the
| rcAolution lie tnully left the meeting in pas
| sion, but was not followed by others.
Pennsylvania is divided between Dreckin-
/ ridge and Guthrie, viii. a rrepouderance in
favor o: the former, who will probably get the
| vote Of the State.
rLs South is risibly closing its ranks since
they have compared opinions. and since meu-
bcrs Of Congress and Other influential persons
have arrived. The delegates Of Alabama, Mis-
| sfssrpi, Louisiana, Arkunsas, Texas. and Flor
! ida, hare held conference, presided over By
o on ~ 49,. a","" ntGy LEY ,,i,s -; sns'.I 10
htana ~ the AiapA1na I1at'ofH N terms, ualcss
tns eanaloa1c u pef'cctlS acccPtnote.
,a nous,ns 81, 's'cnas H.. .fom !ne Sortn"est I'VE, ana
and proclaimed the alternative Of lis non,ina-
lion "r ths deicas u tue pnrty.
Tho 1rib"nrf correspondence, dated Charles
ton, april =, sayx tho delegations from New
nork and tl.e Northwest +. have combined for
the Turner in the <rtnt Of his deteat, thus
transferring to him 1"l votes. Tho present
couus Of Tie douglas vote is-Northwest, &C; !;
Missouri, .: New England, Is {cxclusive Of
Mus.acllusctts): Maryland, !; New York. IS; =;
md scattering Southern, votes. s;outl. Carolina
will probably vote for Jefr. uavis. New Jersey
stands II Tor I,rcckinridro to for Douglas,
counting the double delegation. 1sutterwortl,,
burden. 1seimon., and Clancy will get scat. il