The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-22
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY JUNE O. lseo-YRIPLB SHEET


ia he norraton for his seat in The next
fe+c shcw what the iccling in the
Ccnver,on, now h,te harmony there is Soly to be-
7Bs INV Yons pEIBiAuoS.
The New PORK delegation have been in cancns nearly
all day, and hard hght has been going on abe ii,
the vote on the admssion Of The seeding I'm
gates II is said Dean Richmond has =, .s,,
erly TWO Of majority for the majors wn.rs pu,
il is believed he get mere If be nts them s,ra,,e
10 say Tlden fought hard against him. and 20 did Corn
ing, but Richmond is king is expected that at least
compromise viii take piece in the delegation namely TO
vote for The admission oi all the seeding delegates en-
cept these CT Louisiana. That COMPROMISE however,
would not be accepted by the seceders who will stand
together, and be all admitted or all keep aloof Like
Richmond and his delegation they too feel power
consists in acting as a unit.
The delay OF the New York delegation rem
aefs mem conspicuous object Everybody
| asks, What are they waiting iorS DO they
want TO be bought? The Regency sending men all
round the Southern delegations what bargains they
can make, and there also grand railroad operation
stake Richmond does not fig for Douglas but he
does for the Central Railroad which he has deep nte
rest he is negotiating with Mr. Stewart, OF Michigan,
who represents the Of that State and with
the representatives Of the Central Illinois, and offers 70
sell them his delegation for Douglas they will give
monopoly Of the railroad business the New York Gen.
tral, and take all they away from the Erie Railroad
When this bargain and sale concluded tho New York
delegation will perhaps to VOTE That the Doug
las strength is greater in the delegation than appears 10
certain.
H NcCollum, editor Of the Syracuse Courier, makes
the following statement about delegate being eye
and witness He has furnished IL me in his own
handwriting, and does not object to have his name pub
lshed in connection with it:In Baltimore
about two O'Clock this afternoon, Mr. Rynders an ex-
cited discussion with stranger apparently from another
State, very emphaticaly affirmed that Mr. Douglas could
carry the State Of New York. and added-l don't vote
for Mr.. Douglas in delegation, but won't lie about
him. He carry Our State against Lincoln, and DO
other man can.n
1t is evident, however, that the Douglas stock is de-
Ginning rapidly II is down below par The change ia
two three days very remarkable The numbers that
crowd around the Southern speakers every night far ex
,hoee who flock the Douglas standard Three hun
dred left Baruums FOR home yesterday mostly Douglas
men. Sadness and desperation pictured in the
| tenances Of the leaders.
Bell is rapsy gaining ground, and his followers here
! are conhden, ne win sweep the whole seath
The black republican journalists ard correspondence
| on the other hand, rejoicing at the prospect
! Of yctery for Lnooin in the North They
| are most anxious for The nomination 81
Douglss, because they think will lead TO split in the
| party and its overthrow, as in lssa-
The majority report Is miscrably poor affair The
opponents Of the seccders ashamed Of it, and se Of
thm in the New York delegation gay they dons know,
how they vote for the exclusion OF secesrg dele
gates in the face Of the powerful minority report Mr.
stevens, Of Oregon, who drew up, showed great gene
ralshp. The chairman OF she committee who made the
majority report ntmated that after brief discussion Ire
would Call for the previous question. Stevens took the
hiAs and Knowing that the Douglas men, siter making
their speeches. would then call the previous question:
be Immediately calIcdt himself order that the evident
impression made by his report might remain.
Avote Si be taken in the morning, If New York does
she is not ready yet If the does not
break M in row. Csucusses have been held to-day in
all the seeding delegations, and tonight a general eau
held Of the united seeding delegations when
resolved MOTTO recede inch from their position
They the action Of the Convention to morrow They
now US quiet gunpowder before II ignted -Four
Of the Virginia delegates absent, but twenty three
out Of the iwenyx here pledged to join the Sc
ceders many OF the two or three contingencies.
| TEN o'cLoeK p. NJ
The die cast The New York delegation have decided
In caucus by vote Of forty 70 twenty nine favor Of
the majority report Of the Committee Credentials
There member absent This settles the matter
Among those who voted for 1t C. B. Walker Post.
SdIuei .~oTtn, special mail agent.
Messrs Cochraue, Schell, John Kelly, Battcrworh aud
Mcintyre are among those who strenuousy opposed IT,
The greatest excitement prevails. Tonight while the
speeches were being made by the Southern men at the
Gilmore House. Douglas procession with torches and
banners attempted TO pass through the crowd, when
collision took place and the Southern men drove them
away.
The procession was headed by the Philadelphia Key
stone Cub and but for the prompt interference Of the
police a serious and bloody ARRAY would have taken
place.
BALTIMORE, June 21-Nidnlght
The eet is making here to induce the secessoniss at
Baltimore 10 compromise Douglas, and Brown OF Mis-
sssrp for Vice President but the latter would not ran
upon ticket with Douglas.
The impression here tonight is that there win be a
general break up al Baltimore tomorrow
southern gentlemen declare openly that the Convention
had better adjourn and home and let Lincoln be elected
every step they take prevent his election only has
the opposite effect
The Presbyterian Church has been applied for tongh,
10 hold the Southern Convention in TO MORROW.
THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.