The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-12

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democrats Everything that has exhibited itself from his
friends has been 70 adjourn without making any nomina
ton.
Figuring prominently In the Tennessee delegation are
Parson Brownow and Andrew Jackson Donnelson. TIE
former has constantly crowd around him listening 70 his
ssys, assembled in Charleston, ana, a,er wr.nsInx
number OF lays, spin 70 peoes-one aide going out and
c4ihpg those that they left pack OF free SOD sboton,s
crazy re-eaters and he believed them bosn, that
both SIDES had for IN their lives commenced telling
the truth.
me Puson also says that for the last two years the
Southern democracy have declared that the word
this party should be the Charleston nominees and that
they sWore by all the existing gods thai they would sup
port that nominee and would not support any other
they had broken up In roe without making any no
minA,on, and he would hketo know how they going
70 get Chareslon nominee 70 support accor ding 70 their
oaihs
The Rev pr. James D. M,CAbe opened the Convention
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The following soug wAs circulated throughout the Con.
vtnuon By the Bsliimorcsns;-
cLisG TO THE UNION.
IrH-Wsll for the wagon.
there rsht and wrong N parties,
And the right n 90 our side
So let Va mount the wagon,
Ana et the Cnlon roe.
The nation h the wag,u.
And The people are he springs;
Every lover u hs country
fOr the rsIon sings
otrs 70 TIE uooni oling 70 The union-
CtIg W the Unon, and lei The fctons slide.
This wagon h noble one
'TwU built In seventy six
twas driven by George Warrington,
through stormy pointcs;
With Eastern ok ana Western pine,
Ana northern ssn us bound,
PslDelto, cypress, cotton wood,
10 spokcs hod wheels are found.
cling 70 the Union, kc., &c.
when Webster shook the friendly hand
W noble sould Calhoun,
Twas here upon this wagon Dor,
Tbey sat 10 sweet commune
Henry Clay Ne drove the wagon theu,
And Cas- vs BY bis side,
And never dif toe Urion take
Cling 70 The Unou, &c. Sc.
We tell lhe Northern fsnstics
To let our slaves alone
The S0utncrn IRE eaters
Had better he unto their home:
We all true conservatives,
Whatever may betde
God bless our slorous Union,
And may safely ride.
cHng 70 the Union, Sc, &c
TIE uome1t that any remark upon tbs slavery qucs
uou was made there vas universal hss, sno sing thai
he ieehDg was prevAeni 70 let the Internal Niger sleep
and DOi wake him up-and every speech IN favJr q DO
platform A. all vas met with applause long and loud.
The ssie, a. have said ~ my despatch. Ia al upon
the candoae there where the whole abors OF the con
venron centres and the friends Of the different spranu
sbored Win - much real ~ though the spos we're IN
their reach-snd nothing In their way success.
oody q men they are fully equal &c any convention tia,
and West are particularly Of ability, and mostly vel
~ DO N tbs worlds roodsthe chances Of being
20 slim that The place hun,err and political gamblers did
The different factions opposed 10 tbs democratic party
In kentncky are or The nrst time united In their repre-
sentston here, snoc obt Mallory led OF toe faction IN
''ss ss ,sor q rsyor and sssDs. asn
10 mare The soourp a delegates peasant Private bouss
have been thrown open for their accommodation and DO
esstes invited 70 accept II sher hcsphaitya suisns
contrast with The hlsh prices, &C. Of Charleston.
The BELL and Ewerets RatfGcattos Meet
Ing NJ Baltimore.
Batrwcss Nay n, 1890.
Tie ratification meeting postponed III Monday night,
owing 70 the storm.
Political Demepssrauous at Detroit,
Michigan.
n1spr, May II, 1880
The friends u Bal and Everett nrei thirty fcur guns
hcrcr Of their nomination st Baltimore.
ONE nundred sr cry three suns -ere nred this even
ran delegation 10 Charleston r-sss nesting