, 1860-06-18
TIE baltimore WAR.
Beginning Of the Great Row.
dy-dOW.
YAlloCS DISPATCHES nFLl1iNC TDERE1O.
Especial Dtspntch to tie New yo:k T1itpne.J
WAsu,saroz, Tlussday. Juac H. l8D.
TIE nALT1HnHK cnSyYSr1nk

WIN l4E1E A&lSuI4 Al SAuETE6e HI 10 4At pNllH3
TO be pursued there The proximity between
this capital end the Convection, together with
the direct personal influence which can be ex-
ercised h5 the President and Cabinet, are pre-
judicial 20 Mr. Douglass interests Every ef
f,rt will be made to compass his defeat, no
mutter what else may follow.
Mr. Douglas z1ll suffer most at Baltimore
from the want OF come able and influential
leader in the South, ho has position aud char
acttr enough to Rirc him weight With d legates
from that section Mr. Stephens Of Georgia
was expected to perlo,m this part at Charles
IN m important criminal case in AlaGama.
uc will DOW be kept away by illnese, Thus de-
pricing Douglas Of his important sid at thu
most critical juncture.
The impression gains ground that the Con.
yent'on cannot agree upon any basis Of cen1-
promise. Bo'h interests are more hostile :han
when they separated before. and each charge
the other with the responsibility Of that rup-
ture-
The South Nhrolina Dslegntes are mot COM
missioned to baltimore, but motion will be
made for their admission on tile Ecme footing
as other sccsders, which will necessarily be re-
sisted =
Two candidates are now regarded as almost
Inevitable. Mr. Davis will be urged BY the
Southern interest, but Is bis name may possi.
bly, prejudice the movement. combination BE-
tween Messrs. Hunter and Dickinson is now
proposed Ms tue most affective mode Of striking
Mr.. Douglas down Ut the Snuth.
tspeela! dispatch to tue New York Tsraeal
NAtns&e1es. Jure IL, leG0-
The city is again filed with Delegates, dis
cu5sinG the chances of candidates in Baltimore.
Tie friends Of Douglas are still sacguine, while
the ultras swear terribly. and threaten to break
up the Conventipn If Douglas does pot yield.
The Georgia delegates have declared their in
tention not to enter the Convention, but to re
main here sud await the result. The delegates
are steaming freely and collision among them
| in advance, would cause no surprise hers. 1t
eeems TO b. quite certain that Douglas or NJ
one will be nominated d: Eal more. The Re
publicans can draw great encouragement from
| the prospects of Il Democratic explosion. The
| most bitter partisan feeling is displaying itself
on the Aoer ef she House. and the Opposisitp
yote down ererytLinG iadi>criminately that
tsey do not themselves propose.
MI. }ante: RECEIVES IL serenado to night from
| the Southern tice eaters.
| [Spec!a, Dish .tcl to the C1nc ,,nal Gst'tte I
| - BALTIMORE Juas Ii, 1860.
| The crowd is increasing, bu: it is not whatw4s
| expected M u this tine. The principal men
| are still in Washington. 4 large number Of se-
ceding delegates are here end in Washington.
| A delegate from Arkansas informs me they are
fully posted as to the interto1 OF the Douglus
men to Keep them outt- requiring pledge il
advance 10 support the nominee. They repu.
dia'e suy Euch 'c1sina, aad express total ipdit:
ference as to xhe,her they erc irvited into the
Convention or not They will refuse to go r
unless tho Platform il reconsideted, sud tht
principles of tAo snaior,ty Platform affirmed
to.day, that if The regu1ar-.hat is, the secedin,
delegatcs-are, xcluded. the Ttrginia deteea
| tion, or large part o, it, will also secede.
/ Col, Kane, Marshal Of Police, has forbid thu
firing OF cannon within the city limits.
The Baltimore cits Democratic Convention
l t,%. -f.,f
Douglas resolutions last night. THIS is tn
beginning Of I'LL attempt 10 exercise outs:d
influence. hear A ruusor 10 day that Dougla
is pecaniari!y ruined by his Efforts to prcnaot
himself politically, and is now under protest il
,WAil street jor ope;huudred. thousand do:lars
This is mentioned hy scn,c Of his friends as
ground tor sympathy.
DR.. Costtnnn, orc Of thc Louisiana Dous{a
deleea'et, w*s formerly an Old Line Whig i
this State, and has been in Louisiana only fc,
years,
There are reports Of fighting men, in th
Douglas interest, coming On from New ior
und the West, but ther ilHye not yet made thel
Advent. The town il very qa,et-
SECOND DISPATCH.
10 O'Clock l.. Nip to O'Clock to nigh
about sir hundred nzulss we're registered at tb
rooms Of the DemCc cratic Kcccntlon Committee
but most OF them are outsider. Tbs New Tor
Delegation will hare their headguarter5 at Ill
Eutaw House George Sanders hus hired th
large house Of Reyerdy Johnsoz's. on Mon,
mtnt Square, for linsstlE. The illinois deleg,
tiou will be here at & o'clock to 1pofrow mort
iuE. Th7 outside pressure is strong for Dcul
| LIS. i.
on THE WAT 70 BALTIMORE.
{epee1al p9spsseh to tic rc'nnass Ga1sst-.l
| CrxBrRisSp. June Is. . i. II.
There is large number Of delegates and ou
sidars on the train Tor Baltimore to right. mae
i of them Southerners. The body OF the Nortl
n western delegates are twelve hours behind
and will reach Baltimore 10 morrow mornip
e We will l'o there tonight. The Southerne
e are Amt. douglas. md they are rather arxio'
to hare it 80 understood. The friends Q: Dou
las ure clanosous and confident. and il outsit
l. boastfn9 c.nld roommate him. his defeat wnu
= be impossible. The Illinois men ray Lincoln
ccrts'a 70 be elected unless Douglas is put I
q against him.
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} WHAT ~ Taonana of 1nt tnleaaoSncoSsEs.los
l. iAo"No'' " o"""" ~" - p"!''"o"
TIE action Of the Democratic Convention
kichmoud meets with tue general approoatl
Il Of the Demoerat'c members OF Congress-. H
:" minds Of mott Of them that There IL II cE!s1s
is hand which cannot be aEeTted, AID WHICH
"a pregnant with the most tremendous resul
The Dou:iss delegates are 1eso'Ted not to q
q nit the seeding DELEGATES, as i1r ~ they ha
IN the power to exclude, but tn admit 10 th
stead bogus delegates appointed to fill the :
'e cant places. Very much depends upon tbs d
le cgstiun from New York, which holds the
~ ance Of rpwer.
)" That m explosion vii! take place is aln!
10 certain, and II Wall be bronEht noont III
or n;;,na of arranr, mems at fEr ChnrIr,ton f;f
e. rpnt'on, who acted SO un!airly in excluding
r. Wood delegation IRON the uoaF, clnlms
right to issue tickets for the Baltimore Cnnva
49, ~. ~ 'i.s.,os+on Car-ar,;sFF ass,ss:.
But the new National Democratic Commit
!. was rot appointed, on account Of the sudd
be o;.a,...tonf.s ;k ~ C.1ah Crsh;,r ~ ~" ~
H. s.ar ~ 10 Canrart,nr hn. H. E,,h. - ~,
pg fhc tirkets. and hc viii iasue Them Thrre :
IN f,e thus double sct Of tirtets ;esued A.
Mt .r.n.s sir Crsb;nr vii snnnir N ti'e on,',, ~
lc. s.ccd;nr delegates with ticIt ts and ther
ha admitted and tho nuc.t;on = Nj 1hor ~
M how rre thcr IN h. rnt au,s Tho iio"njss T. j..
to ars f;nd;"T h. m ,tcsant r;,, ~ thnre ~.
lr. thsr MI, ho borrd 1,r 10 dae;s;on ~ .ha -
nk ran,;nr r. r;o,,ciss .hn,li Ia nnn,;aa,.ds 49,.
be .ss, sn,,,,d ,,ot ITO .o,;sf.c.as- nss,'..
of noyo,as ..c,;nn FL, arrsnSt ..a;,3s, ,,a;s >,
1d n he thcre and ;f,hcr con vii r,,s1 ,ha,o
bat .d.nit their oxn f;;ends rom the sena =, >,
es. anil thn. nnm,note flc,r Earorita
II ia nardiess tn sar that ,,nd.r n, c;rc,
stonrcs IN r+cea;ng de1ecates wi1l s.cad
saa.nJ .;a,a .nd ,,.rbans hrn. va" ~, 49, :.
49,. saJ - ~ Iii 10 aaa.t.r ~. "
a.aa;aa,s - sha sa1d Th;a % hnast;.s. ~"
nrohahly tukc nlare On Tuesday and mo Il;
Inona c C4nssni,on .,'i m'll meet @ On. On tbe so,h.
Of the call Of he ctuirr,an. who is Vested '
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