The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-21

delegation and half or more Of the Pennsylvania, with
thirds Of Massachusetts, insiuding the Chairman Of
the Convention, Caleb Cushing, besides from North
Carolina, viii bolt 1t is said hat the minority of the
New York delegation will also secede and also the dele
gates Of California and Oregon with some from ConDec
ticnt.
In that event il is probable the secede will 90 back
10 Richmond, but hold their Convention here. Colonel
Ewing the Chairman, has left this place for Richmond 10
preside pro fma the Convention omorow, the day
fixed for It's assembling, and few Of the South Carolina
delegates will meet him and adjourn the Convention till
The following day, Baltimore if 80 advised by tee
graph.
The Douglas men are very sangune that with the bogus
delegates they viii have two,hds of all present. though
the whole nectoralCoegc They say they
had 1907 at Csreston that they have gained six
since that time-Dougas votes gained by the South
men, whom they will put n the place of the seceders
namely: nine from Alabama, ten nom Georgia, six from
louisiana and four from Arkansas, making twenty
in all This will give total Of 1eb votes. Seven votes
required to make regular twothhds democra
majority But the opponents Of Douglas say that the
calculations Of his friends viii be found TO grossly ex
aggated that he has gained votes that all
the bogus delegates from the South win support Mr.
Douglas.
BAInxoRE, June 20-5P N.
Tie majority have changed their programme to some
extent and WILL IT is sad report against all the seceders
and in favor Of the Douglas delegates. There wi it
is stated, be two minority reporsone 70 admit all the
seeding delegates without exception and the other to
admit al except those Of Louisiana and Alabama and Of
these to admit half aud half.
The following is also represented likely 10 be the
majority report, and what viii probably be adopted by
the Convention and Texas TO be admtied
Florida be rejected from Alabama and Louisiana tho
bogus delegates are admit,ed half OF the Douglas
delegates are TO be admitted from Georgia and Arkansas
Byard and whitcey of Delaware who seeded, but did
not join the seeding Convention, are to be admitted;
Chanee, Douglas man. is to retain his seat, which Is
claimed by T. Haett Of Massachusetts, O. Fallen, of
Missouri Douglas man, is TO be admitted place Of
Carney, the sitting delegate, and Douglas
expected that the secciing Georgia and Arkansas
delegates viii retire the platform question: and then
the Douglas portion of these delegations will the
whole vote each Mississippi Texas will not
accept offer of admission unless the other delegations
which seeded with them admitted.
In the of Delaware there seats in dispute
and it deemed polite to be LIBERAL especially the
facts very strong in favor Of Bayard and whiteey
Alfred r. wotten Attorney General Of Delaware, explain
ed the position of the two from Newcastle county,
asking for their scas. These at the county
meeting making every effort to defeat Ayard and White
Low peipy debated themselves thew held u,,ls town
rcc,,pe =, vm,nrton where there were one b,pdrcd
persons present. and elected themselves. the county
meeting there twenty Eve pcrsons against
Bayard and whitcley, aud at the county one vote,
that Of Mr. Chandler Mr. woten declared his honor,
there not four hundred Douglas in the State.
This Is spscneu Of the escs of Alabama Louisiana and
Georgia.
he ro,s, aseqa,,or addressed letter ,o Tho commit,
too dsv acc,sr,or thew did NOT ask for admission
he,nv only sccredi,ss 10 Richmood.
The number or votes 20 be added 70 ,ne Convention bv
the majority repor, win he %. which, added 10 the GAS
now in the Convention makes n total az e7s The two
Thirds NJ his op,s ne Isa votes The r,oglases saw
,b.y can reach that pnbcr ana IL 80 they WIN declare
the o,hird rule TO mean twohirds Of those prescut
If they cannot do that then thew viii nominate by ma
,ori,v and IL that fails then nv the sixtv.sx of tho
Northwest As enc Of The leaders said .If We care NOT
enousb to nominate Douglas We care uougb u, hiring nm
the Convention, And brought an The c.pveu,on vii,
prohahly he in one uay or other
rrb. n,aor,,v Ye,, IL a,on,oa Inc greater mar, oe,,.
su,b aud soos or ,Io No,b vii, .ca5 and ho,d .no,h,
corxcp,ior n tho ,r,por,v rcro,, ho .aon, a,n,,,
,,,g Al, an. sscs,,,, a...r.,;os then tho S,hu.,, a.
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thu, ,b., o,shi a, he .,uad ron Tho anoor.,, ,,.r,
s,s dr,,,sr rom Tho borsc n \. .dcn, cr, ,h,s ,h,
the pocv f IN. noug,s lcasrs "a 70 rc,e the .ecs,rs
deeea,es and moi make mace Whether the maor,,v Or
minority platform be adopted depends ON The vote Of Tho
New York delegation and ,ha, depaas ON Two or three
doubtful votes II ia question. perbaps sbe,bcr Tho
money bag Of oorcorau or Belmont ureyan
II Was pretended This afternoon thai the repor, was no,
ready. when evervboiy knows IL coaIa be ma, ,n,o
maze Of f,oscap. he real reason ls very iercu,-,hs
New York d.Ieca,ion. R,cbmoud docs NOT wan, tho
Convention hrossp mn. cssger Church and o,hers
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Presidency NJ The time he united b,a hard sboi,s Win
their sons Mr. Cfosvell has their letters 20 that o.
feet, and read them N the delega,,an Church c,vro
and Cassidy i,,., u,,, a., e,,a, - $3.50. -, 49,