New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30
Mfr. BIeLERs NEW PLATFORM.
Personal COLLISIONS.
Special pispasch to The y. = TnOun.

A split in the COGvrIti,p Is nI~ REGARDED as in
eyitahls, as the pia farm will be rejected by de-
ci6ed vote, and the SOOIh Will not compromise 90
less. Yaucty aud others cls'm tbat they have
already cODc.0ed more than vas intended The
States intending to withdraw sre Alabama, Mssis
sippi, FloIioa, G-ofga, and south CaIolna The
Douglas men conrrb0 that port obs o( toese deega-
tions Sn Iemain tbas ,upairiog toe moral force of
the sscessioui but tie, have Got considered that
when sectional Ssui ,rie oegins, it will probably
extend beyond their control. This movement is to
be made 90 Calculation, wIth view of running
Douglas North and pr0babiS Davis South, throw.
ing toe election lhto ,bv House. ADD failing to casry
this cut, tbe SoUttsr SAtes @h ch are tied will
endtavor to oevoive tue election of Vice-Preside
Oh the SENATE and thus cary of tue prZe.
That portion Of tee U'h 10 tue Convention
which fayOrs d'suuiou ~dl readily JON, though not
connected W ID the scbeUe. VOID urges this game
upon Southern delei atiODs before departure.
The depth Of Southern feeling has not yet ap
peaitd On the surface Of tue proceedings of the
Convention at all, bat Will be exhibited wnen the
explosion occurs
Mr.. b eer TO day sptung a new platform on the
Convention, combining part of Boy ards and part
OF the minority report WITH the following resolution
an Slavery:
" Resol0cd, That TIE Denocratil parry stao Is
pltds to The doctfiue tta n the duty OF the Gov
emmett TO maintain the cObeatu1onL rights of prop
erty OF every Species and % enforce all tue decisions
q tie Supreme Court In reference thereto"
The Convent u bas refused TO Instruct the Con-
Inittee, so that sill platforms SO back TO them and
two plans viii be reported, tue majority probably
embodyipg Mr. Bisler's resolution, and perhaps
more.
The Douglas men were taken by surprise at Mr..
+. Bieler's movements to Iecommit, whi:h only pre-
vailed by one mejonty.
CHARLESTON, April 90, 1860.
The crisis is fact approaching, both sides bsiug
worried and &b4loas for a close of tee contest.
The debate was Terminated ny consent yesterday,
after several TePIeseptatNe men had been fairly
heHTd,
Mf, Bialers movement TO recommit al resOlu-
fobs, previously Ieyorted, was sprdpg without
p. pot,ce or Conference sad mainly becauso Hendrick
3. Wright Dad vo,ed 0gaius. the majority platform
in Committee in oppneluou TO toe opinion of ma
iOnty OF the PeDpsy lsaDIa delegation. raat re-
commitment though carried by majority of one,
lis clain,ed on orr soe ss test Of the relaa9e
strength Of psTnes IN the Convention Bat this Is
tenied BY the DaUsIss men, who assume to naGle
votes which viii DC gained when the fnal struggle
comes That @Dl DC The tuning point Of the whole
controversy, and will be watched with deep ir'
teIest. Each party is equally confident OF success,
aud nothing but the record Will determine the re-
suit.
When the platform was first reported, the Dong
IL -, la Uofa cain .
They were nineteen short OF that com: IN full
Convention yeserdoy, aud yet IL Is regarded as
more odious than toe Otner by the Douglas lead
ers. TDs evidence Of weakness on tue test OF
principle proved eoncIusi0ely that their strength
had been exaggerated.
TIE Souttern de- bOwever, also exhibited sigDs
Of distru,t as 10 the Iesult, by their htbaster0g
aeanht a decisive vote through several hours last
night; but they finally trumPhed, with the under
standing that the test thOhld Dc made tomorrow.
To several votes the aggregate OF the Convention
has not been cast, and the absentees were mainly
Southern.
The Convention sat over ten hours yesterday, aud
tbe confusion last Mig exceeded aOytbiog witnessed
in Congress. Gen Costing restored order only
nv threatening to leave the char. The South was
determined vote shosld not be taken, and sue
osedtd. Motions to adjourn sine die were made
from that side, thus inoicaiug the temper in ex-
treme delegations.
The last platform was reported by IL to 10 on
the first vote, Oregon and California otng with
the South The minority divided inc two parts;
~ for the platform repOrged by Mr. Ssnaels, aud
for the CIncnDati atform by Mr. Butler
Gen. Gushing wul speak to- morrow for the South
EN- platform. There has been quiet movement
from the beginning TO start HIN as candidate at
the convenient moment, but the prejudice against
Massachusetts initiates az 4iDst it seriously.
Collector Baker Of Phlladrlphis sDd Heudrick
Wight had collision yesserdas, resulting from the
action of The latter in the Platform Committee
Mr.. Baker charged Wright with betraying his
trust, at which blows followed, when mutual friends
interfersd. Though the Douglas interest 10 IN the
minority Of thai delegation, they succeeded IN get
ting representation 10 the Committee on organ
i1slion ard Platform by pledges yet unredeemed'
II tbe platform Of The majority should be de-
Gtated to-mCnow, and the Southern States retire.
as is proposed, Mess,s. WiDssOa OF Alabama
GaUleeD OF GeoJgS, and few others, are expected
10 remain Ia the Convection and vote for their
States, as Mr. Commander did for South Car0hns
in 1c44.
FToz The boston TTGosgsy
CHAKLEsTos, April -, 1860.
Two members of the Ohio delegation had fght at
n n al. arrI4f 1t III a.