The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-22
FstyiTselt BREAK UP OF the DEMOCRACY,
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OUR SPECIAL BALTIMORE DESPATCH.

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ne control the New York delegation that they will go
nor ,be majority report Dean Richmond, thinking that
seymour would not 90 down, says:-"Then let smash
me nachne- go for the State rather than the Unon
TIE majority report admits Of the seceders but
the seceders resolved TO stand together and that all
shan be admitted We shall, therefore, have
another Convention organized here Immediately.
When the Dickinson found that Seymour, in spite
Of plghied faith be exalted Dickinsons head
they went to kill Seymour and Richmond rather
than let Dickinson get fair chance, let slip his dogs OF
and decided for Douglas, and his head be the
sponsibiby
ELEVEN oClocK N
The coincidence Of the breaking Of noor with
she breaking Of the machine omnous The South
erners say the breaking down u the platform
u Douglas.
oW O'CLOCK Pm
Mr Krum, Of Missouri, has presented the majority
port which mixed report the same tcegraphed to
you last night
Mr. Stevens, Of Oregon, presented minority report ad
hitting all the seceders. Il rs an able report, and
Uudly ehese by the gallery showing thai the people are
sor
The minority report issgncd by the delegates from
oregop California, North Carolina Kentucky, Tennessee
Virginia, Delaware, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire
Mr.. G!ures, Of Maryland proposed a second minority
repss, seeong ~ith the majority excep, the case Of
Alabama
Mr. Phillips 81 ronnsy ania, called for a vote those
GAGS in VII ch the major ~ and minority reports agreed
met with Interruptions, when he charged the
managers with desiring to exclude those who had right
70 lost the should hare their proper WEIGHT
. statement which ws followed ~ loud applause
Mr.. stevens, Oregon, took the Douglas men by sur
price whe0 be moved the previous question, amidst loud
applause Mr. sleVcns represents the secedcrs Those
who desired harmony, and 20 gam time for patch ing Up
peace tried in vain 20 adjourn.
Mr. Pu;icr of Massachusetts,, produced IN extr.ordi.
nary sensation by stating tina. tickets forged and
fhe Convention cleared. Mr. German of Minnesota
compAncd that he literally crowded of his seat
Dy outsiders These outsiders voted motions and de.
ceived The Chair.
he motion for recess then prevailed and the Chair
sreered tickets 10 be ssnc and then the Sergeant
alarms TO stand by and recognise members.
CcngsH he naturally Of temper, and great allow.
creh, to be made for him His violent trade two
or three days ago. The Convention produced very bad
blood. IL this gentleman who had The affair IN
washington with Mr. English, when q cane was drawn
and brick bais few
TER EISpwAN Am RooyRR AFFAIR.
Since telegaphcd you yesterday, Mr. Hooper, Of Ar
kansas sent challenge Col. Hlndman, to which tie
Cclonel replied that he did consider him gentleman
Booper has sent the correspondence with for
publication in the imoisan to morrow and calls Colonel
Hirdnan coward This may lead to more trouble.
uE Tc~r AMI BaaSSAS AFFAIR.
In the Of Mr. Yost Of Virginia. there are one or
two uifng cors. lie Is editor Of the Yindicatcy and
nc, Of tie Indsx and appears he not only attempted to
strike, bot actually did give slight blow.
WHITLEY AND TOWNSEND AFFAIR.
IN the case q nr Whliccy of Delaware, be has been
confncd to his at tho Maby House His face was
hurt 10y aHg 81 spiiiop q, that hotel during The en-
counter with townsend.
nzsooNTSs nI~uS JcaS CLANCY AND W. n. Inflow, %
YORK
New York follows the way Of personal difficulties
qaarrel has arisen between John Clancy and VIM H.
Ludov-the former charging the latter with treaehcry to
Douglas Some warm personal remarks passed. for
which Csncy holds Ludlow personally rcspons ibc and
sends him tonight q warIike message should this not
- responded 70, personal collision IA talked OF 10y
CA6Ss.
91uI rorI uJ~EES xTses RANDALL AND xoSrSosERY,
90 FKNSssIvANA.
Another row took place this afternoon Ia the CON-
vention, which resulted In q street hght and may |
perhaps terminate in duel As the New York |
Allegation bad not made up their minds about |
lbe vote they intended to gire the admission Of the
seeding delegates, proposed, amidst great uproar
10 adjourn order TO give them time deliberate.
Meanwhile, they retired 10 consult Mr. Montgomery Of
lhe Pennsylvania delegation, whose violent speech against
The scceecrs day or two ago In the Convention ~
rtprobated by al who desire union and harmony op-
roecd The adjournment and said " they adjourned they
might ind u dcuh get again. A. fcr4imself, his
ticket refused him Old Mr. Randall Of the same de.
esatiop, walked TO him and said IL false, wien
he delegates al gathered around them and the greatest
prevailed Immediately amer Mr. Dawson,
'hairman Of the delegation said that Montgomery was
he opy person who complained Of poi getting his ticket
"a n Ta.la l..A
swscn) the ick.i he dccsed 10 give Il to him
Because be dd not know him The statement a Mr.
'sontsomsry was rncacd Cor, and untrue every par
eulaT
. vr RaDaaii-Thst j. 20
NJ xontgcnsry-h is a tod damn Ne
Va. pg Randall then walked up 10 hun and sai,-po
a an -y that Observable 10 Mr. RaudaIp
Mr. " B,gcmery-Randsii may 20 70 the devil
W. Rn dall then prang - him, anids, tumat aud con
non. bu, the deleeates ntsrposcd.
,uued,n, ly sfsT the adjournment took place. Mr.
n,rr,porv corning from the Convention, when bs
- met q. an corner Of Cav ard Taycue streets Wy Mr.
mail an tn Hon. Josiah Randall. An alteration
an ,as pacs between them, whom young Randall
fues ur Msais, merry three Severe blows in the
-s drawing bloo copously. Mr. Montgomery return.
toe blos and boa large powerful man, knock a biz
saTani down Rsre we'd attempts we're made ~ Mr.
nndan 10 ht sp,acN mist bpt The blows we're usrded
Wy this time ,herr wac aeene,sl rush by the crowd
10 we're moving along IN ,bo street Very soon 10th
rites were completely surro ndcd and they were sepa
ied by their friends oue ~ orE Randals hands wss
cy and considerably hurt N excitement, soon grew
ssrsa Persons ran in every dreoAtiou. Mr. Nonteome
- nose Ned Freely covering the breast Of his shir,
ith blood. Es accompanied ny BIS friends 10 The
'tel and Nc Barden went ~ company VIII bis '
lends
"a y stated thsi yoilger u Mr.. Randall has ! +
n challenge 10 W Montgomery for the insult 10 4
fsnsr. Mr.. Nonieomsy, rorney's snii1econnr.
b osEsldsie, had ban defeated > lev days ago. r.