New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
Neh Orleans 1aiIp Crescent.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 25, 1850.
REHE CONVENTION ATT BALTIMORE.
GRAND saAsH.uP OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
S5 PARTY.

Ihe Natlonai lteTnoCratlc convention, winch inet
in the city of Charleston last month, and separated
into two divisions on account Of inability to agree
upon a common platform of principles for the
party, reassembed in Baltimore ON Monday, with
the view Of making another attempt to adjust their
difficulties and to maintain the organization and
integrity of the National Democratic party. But,
contrary to our own expectation, as well as the
general expectation Of the country, no adjustment
could be effected, and none Of the medeaments
within the whole range Of the Democratic pharma-
copea could heal the wounds inflicted upon the
party by the wrangng and discordant factions
which have for some months been brewing tronble
in the hitherto happy and harmonious household
OF the great Democratic family. A smashup and
break down, much more disastrous than that
which occurred at Charleston has just taken place
at baltimore, leaving the Democracy divided into
two hostile wings which have drawn off into
separate lines, and now standing staring
and scowling DIT each other with mutual rage,
Indignation and hatred.
The Convention at Charleston went to pieces
upon the rock Of principle, and because the Plat
form reported by the committee, asserting the
right OF the South to the protection Of slave pro.
perty in the Territories, was rejected and dishon-
ored. The Convention at Baltimore, on the con-
trary, dissolved before it reached the question of
the Platform or the candidate. 1t broke up upon
the admission into the Convention of certain new
delegates from some Of tie Southern States, said
to be in the interest Of Douglas, and declared Wy
the OLD delegates to be bogus and irregular. Such
were the delegates from this State, headed by Mr.
oous' saia 70 pe-ahft also certain other delegates
iol Alapaiha, ARKANSAS, ana other southern
States.
1As sooh US these new deiesates were admitted,
suete eoshneheed stampede IRON the convention,
Hsn.ia .ahihs tic ieau anu beihS CLOSELY toi-
go W Not@i, earo''i''' ieh'iesSee' anu .iis whoie
Soa'u auu delegases from ofegon' oalltofnla,
anu ottef otates ol sie Nortn. upon tue assent
p",.s y. tne eohsllsntohal oohVehuoh' as Y y
eu' .ieio apPeatcu uctesa.es rom twenly-two
~ "ho'c u III part VINO maze quick WORK
~ .lea BUSINESS " huoptlhg the Fiattorni winch
Au oeeu fepofteu ano rejected al ohafiestoa, ana
oS nominating iof tue ffesidency INC Hon. John
~ nreeAinfluge ot hentuehy, the present wee
esseIl' Ahu spf toe slce,ffesaehcy 'he non.
'osepa Lane OIL oregon senator Oh that state,
! ana W'aeiy known among MS irlends, on account
"l his services IN Mexico a. inc Marion OF the
lAeScan war.
y Is properlo state, however, that few dele
gates from the Southern States remained in the old
convention there being reported sixirom Virginia
out OF the thirty 10 winch she was entitled, and
aiso soae rom hentaeEy, tennessee. and two or
three oshef southern otates-though majority
we oe'ieVe' IN every case, OF those Representing
oea'acfh anu heil mug lle ool-
s.'s"s'u'al eoi'eu'.on' We felei oi eoufse, W
te o'a " "'ises' ueies@ses. s.s " 'he tSortlei"
'7'ees iePieseHeea ~ tae eo.sVsu'i'hai soh-
Nsnaon' Y a'e ~. ~, i9su "ae'iot tHe niflotis
VI ee'esA'es was ~ ute oiu oouSeu'ioh or new
10 . "'4' s'sn'"s"ns oi 'ea's'ahee' "o"'
eNei' .hs Jug tesiues u sne o'u sitioh was
ono VI tn'se "it' F" "'''i' ." au" ei@. .to was mn
iheu'ase,y a.et"alus 'ia"e eae Ifes''ieh' VI t'le
oon'euaon vi 'ue eohsttu''uh''iS's'
AHuo 'ne s'eas iefi"eAeHs p@isy' mhieh has
io' So many yeafS s.7t Us halions"'' anu iss
ihVihc'oh'y,S S hoPeteSS,y sPl'' asunuef' "l'h no
pr'spe"' VI te"loi' eis',' pis'sA' " p,ospeot
We me cause Oh 1t Is SO wen hnoWhihas IL is
Aa'uy heeess'S :" ietVl - ~ - = as'ose'nei .
sto =. ~
t' ~ my os a1Ts'eA T uu9t en9'
~ W, ,.,' Pay =, ~ uusii'
sva'e0g q tSins iasuS " Anie'isan pon'9a upoti
WHICH Ane pe'loofae.0 pAiy' .oi'h anu 0outli'
s os sepai'.tc1 "e WV u7auo ~ 40 e.e Po,eo
naa, ~,
e'o f''' 'ar aAu a.s'i ~.
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every o'uer prominent sapeel Vi ha.ionai iesisia,
uoh tne iile between the Northerh anu
noutnern pelhoeracy y as wen marked ana as ols-
tnctly deYeloped as the llne Whieh at CAIRO sepa-
Fateu the iiuuay "ater " w llssassppi itolh the
eleuf pehueiu stfeahl Vi 'ie onao.
Aho pe'is eiins hepoiessiy aNlaeu upoil piiheA-
Ple as Heii as eiipatasaeu w heIoe anu tioiei.
quarfei fesatu W INV Itesiaeh'lai asptanois VI
que paflleaal inVistaual' tile usssoi"eioh u tne
neiiosla.ie pafss was iao.o n'ee.ei " neeessleS
than ol cnolce. " was ah ilieflapie Iesule SOONER
OF later ana INC sooner perhaps ane eet'ef. Inc
pehoelalie Pa.s mas oubfeu al i1s oiu orheiso'
man. etales fisls' sflcs eoissrueaoh priieipies
anu lhe corruption anu pfoaisah.y IL nus fecehay
asPlayeu ID Tue administrators oi Tue ooveFhnleh'
nave caused 1t 10 oneha III 'le sgl1 OF 'he honeS'
people q az pafles ofth ana aonli' 70 iaf Re
see' neither OF 1he TWO conventions al baltihofe
although such Is the usage OF the party endorsed
the nominal democratic Administrator now ll
Je~rower. ana no party, ana no eahdlaate Of any
party, can DO 50 and llHe.
OF the men put forward BY the two Conventions
Tor the ohlces OF ffeslaeht ana sice-fresoeht, ~