The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-13
THE PRE- sIDENcY.
Permanent Organization and Adjournment
Of he Richmond Convention.
The New Workers. 6nubbed by
the Fire. Eaters.
The haDces OF Douglas and
Dickinson,
Aso., So, 20.
our SPECIAL RICHMOND DESPATCH.

formed you yesterday The only incident that ruisd th
calm Of the proceedings the conduct Of hr Baldwin
NJ Syracuse who, with t,e other members OF the deega
from NAtonal Hail, New York. treated with gree
courtesy in herg admitted 70 seat the llor OF til,
CoDvs utop, without right par
in the proceedings When the Convention was on til
point Of adjournment he undertook lecture the CON
vebtOp, not only In the Of his fellow delegates
Commissioner they call themselves to dar, bat Ia tn
Of their constituents and the whole State OF Ne~
York. He talked Of The dangerous tendency OF pro
ceednas which ho said leading to revolution. After
proceeding at length in this srap he was esctuay
rebuked BY Ne Barry OF Nssss pp who told him hst he
the courtesy Of the Convention BY entering upon
dcusson from which they had refrain, ID themselves
he had sad that the proceedings Of tae asoonsts were
leading to revousou there would be some reason in hts
rema,kG The whole Convention cheercd Mr.. Barry who
Is very gentlsmanlke person, and showed how indIg
nsnt they felt 1t the Of Baldwin, Who instead OF
throwing oil on the waters doing what seemed to be
only kinding angry feelings.
Yesterday tho New Workers. claimed 70 be Delegates
and aernAtes and demanded to represent the State and
WELD Ito thirty Eve votes To-Day they appeared ia the
new character Of Commissioner When they found hs,
the Committee on Credentials would report against their
admission they addressed them letter. saying they had
not Intended present themselves - delegates but only
a. Commissioners. Their whole action Is looked upon
here . farce
The delegates here oonsder % unjust q Is su1s
cous 70 call their proceedings revoluso nary conscious
they are that their constituents homo are far ahead
Of Them that direction, and that thoy have been doing
their utmost 70 restrain and calm the people So far from
desiring revolution their object 10 10 prevent by OBJ
tanning recognition Of the just rights Of the States
They cool, but they are determined and they win
not yield inch Of their cli m a Baltimore Taey viii
all at together, and the course pursued by the South
Carolina delegation 70 day shows the good feeling and the
desre for unany thai psrvades though most Of them
thnk almost useless for them 70 20 to Baltimore and
that there win DO no agreement. Thsy calculate
upon the neral effect that will DO produced
BY the majority OF the Baltimore Convention refusing the
Ioesw psGsie, which viii be offered them in good faith
From what heard Mr.. hadd, the agent Of Douglas,
say yesterday, TO group Of delegates ss ths Exchange
Hotel, 10 y evaent that the followers Of the Little
Giant" have nailed their colors TO The m,st and ha
they vii fight Il out TIL the ship sinks He was moss
volest and defiant, and said the Douglas men would
never surrender Or pssch up asy peaos with he soush
hat be had thirds OF sne people With him. aui thA,
In spats Of the South he woad be nominated q. Bsu-
Dsra Mr.. Duslas' game 10 still "br<g asd siun" Ell
vas 81 Cbarlssios. fhns little prospect therefore, Of
arsssseilsnsn 81 Baltimore.
have heard named here for President H,ss
Of the delegates we'll soqsssted with me record OF
Dickinson, and say they would 20 for him II the Ne
York delegation proposed him. fhey constantly inquire
be could carry The STATE OF New York for they fear he
cssnct be popular n, otherwise the Regency deegssoa
would 70 for him. He friends respond that no osunos
carry New York other can and that the asso, OF
The free soil Regency test OF The real feeling OF the
people, and the, ths why the Resescy are hass
10 BIN 10 his devotion 70 Southern rights.
Mayor Wood has been spoken Of for Vice President by
thoss Who prefer soaihern candidate for President bat
The majority sppsr 70 be In favor of Northern msn for
President and Southern for Vice President Under
present circumstances very possible that The Vice Pre-
sdent msy be the President toe a Of March, 1861 and
there viii be therefore greater anxiety than usual to
secure good man for ths Vice Presidency.
considerable number OF the delegates Ief tnis syer
for Warrington. Most Of the Tor viii leave
Tor tho destination In the morning som viii 20 ~
far a. New York.
The National Hall delegation had no authority from Mr.
Dickinson 10 act for him NJ tho Convention Hk fr,snis
here rcpudiate their scion. Mr. John L,rmcr Graham
says he inserted In the list OF delegates a.
oommisssner, without his authority
THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.
RoNosD, Va, June ~, 1850.
Tho proceedings OF the oonveaiisa were opsned by
prayer by Rev Dr. DrScIS.
Mr. cAIHorS, Of South Carolina, OF John O Calhoun
rom the Committee on Permanent orssnlzai,on made
The following report, which adopted -
For Presdert John Erwin, Of Alsbsms win one VIC,
President spd Secretary from each STATE with hs excsp
ton a New York.
mo temporary Chairman then retired, ansr making q
brief but eloquent speech, concluding with the hope that
The rcsul Of their deliberations might be such % pre-
serve the constitution Inviolsss.
Mr.. Ehvr vas then oonductei 10 the chair, when be
delivered IN address 10 the Convention, explaining The
position Of the South whose duty, he said, 70 pr,sec, Ia
rights 70 uniurl Ia tag TO the breeze firmly
and proudly march co. demanding that thu constitution
shs be preserved word and Decd and letter, and the
equal rights Of the States guaranteed. re wos'd Say
nothing In favor Of or asslntt going to baltimore;
but whatever n don,, No must ssrassle thIs ses-
pent, "squa,ter sovereignty" He denied The mpu.
'ation that their purpose was dsunion. The North
democrats have gone IN pursuit. Of false god hat the
South cannot worship, and must cndeAvor 10 bring
'hcm back 10 the true faith he earnestly pod ihAs
The result Of deliberations here would result ooly
In securing rights. but the welfare Of The whole
country.
Mr.. rpDfsroS OF South Carolins chairman of tne Dom
ni,see Credentials desired be discharged from the
further oonsjerson o. the certificates Of hs New YORK
National Han delegates These delegates, he said had IN
ormed the committee that they did not come here ~
bcefstes, bot ~ commissioners from New York W
suh with 10 In frAtcrrsl ereilpg.
The committee we're discharged and the New York
comm1 s'oness inviNd 70 The a,oy but a., ss
'clc gstcs vix:-fbeedore Mott, T. rprimsr Graham.
ssso Lawrence, James viiers, L. Stewart, OIL Bad.
y and Jszes b. Bensel
,usiBSss.
Nc Dawn, Of Ssw oricsss, offered ~ subs.itu., n.
orowins resolutions
Resolved. rhas the Delegates 10 hs cony~nrm b~v,rr
zen srponed on The basis Of hs majority PLATFORM ADOPT
y ~ IhA'cstou, ve deem unnecccssary 10 take snv
me
Received. That whap ths ccnvcntios adjourn n a.
Durp " mct sgsnG Richmond on the 25th ~ Tupe
Ekss the President should deem necessary 70 en- "a,
nvenitoa together SOONER,
Mr.. DayIteos, a ALab1ss, moved shss ster the VIVID
earthly sppTove.y
motion was then mase 70 refer the am snameni and |
esoiuiions 70 q select cemmiees.
A.. q dlr~~f v,s~ urnulA