Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-23

is,wi the New Workers cast their vote knowing thai
i viii dlsrupt the Convention The vote which viii
nc Is Is on Sustaining lhe d 1iorit5 REPORT h
Douglas men are very confident that tie New York
ers win DO it Dean Richmond s known to have
promised the Deusiasites to stand BIZ them 90 the
last
The soutkerners are. preparing for their separate
Convention They have determined not to 50 70
Richmond. but to bold Convention here.
Majorides Of the delegations from Virginia, North
Carolina, Tennessee and Kentucky will 50 With the
Seceders; half Maryland and Missouri also Calif0r-
MA Oregon, and al tie ant-Douglas delegates from
the Northern States. Caleb Cushing VIII 20 with
the south, consequently the South VIII have both
nationality and regularity. A messenger has been
dispatched 70 Richmond to bring up the South Caro-
lima delegates, now waiting there. The explosion is
expected and almost certain tomorrow. It can
only be avoided BY New Yorks treachery to Doug
las, or postponed BY some New York compromising
trick.
In my judgment there win be two conventions.
Douglas Will be nominated By this convention, with
johnson Of Georgia. for Vice President. They may
nominate Douglas tomorrow night, but probably
not until Saturday morning.
The seceders are talking Of Lane and Breckin-
ridge for their Presidential candidate and of JEFF
Davis, Caleb Cushing and Fernando Wood for Vice
President They are confident Of carrying nearly
all the Southern and Pacific States
The DOuglasites claim Gil the States except Massa-
chusests and Mississippi
TeegTaphel 70 the Cincinnati Gazette.
BALTIMORE, June 20--The Florida delegation sent
in letter this morning stating, in substance that
they Didn't want to come in at present that they
were only ObserVant spectators, and would not ap
ply for admission until they saw some opportunity
to harmonic the party on the basis rejected at Char
lesion.
/ hear this morning that Loring Of Massachusetts,.
and Gilmer, of Pennsylvania, parties to an or
ganized Northern bolt in case the Seceders are not
admitted. Gilmer is reported last night to have
gene into the Alabama DOuglasites' room installing
it for the Seceders and there having unfOlded his
plans for the bolt, there was much amusement.
A big bolt is inevitable. If the Seceders are not
admitted, Virginia, Delaware Maryland North Ca
roina, Tennessee, and large portion Of New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,, Counect-
cut. &c, will cooperate with the Seeessonists.
The bolt. in case the seeedeFs are not admitted
assumes formidable aspect The latest report Of
their strength IS 10 votes in Pennsylvania, Is in
New York, and all CALIFORNIA; Oregon and Virginia.
OF course the States that seeded before viii secede
then Kentucky in that case will leave the cOnven-
ton, on the ground that it is no longer a National
Convention and it viii not participate in the seced-
ing convention on the same ground. Among the
Northern boilers are counted also Massachusetts,
votes, including Caleb Cushing The SOutherners
are very determined, and say they will hold a con-
vention here. Everything looks ripe for an imme-
date row, and a fatal split tomorrow, with two
conventions Of about equal size and two candidates
Il is ruEored that Douglas has written letter
declining TO be candidate unless he receives two
thirds Of the entire electoral vote.
Tssgaphsd to the New York Times
WASHINGTON, June l8-Mr Douglas insists that
hia friends IN Baltimore shall act fairly and honora
bly,. He viii accept no nomination obtained by
trekery or mere exercise Of power by the majority
heard him the Douglas delegates from three
different States, that the nomination must be made
under the twO-thirds rule, and fairly made, or he
would not accept