The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

r~s.v 40 ,su pi,A knolo somskus9 Of ye,1 York De
mo-" s;re. ~ y e"iseS ' ia.s 70 fac .as aS xs1 Yoe
d,Loatios declared from Ne investigation Of ne oresfed
ssss Of Aat Sas hat any fac. c,ud be proves eai dis
yrol,a " he e5tdarts Of w6at ct eas& ,s,pcs' msa
gates presented uy aQdaUtts from iea men e Prore -,
ta,n acs, and The oAr vt had sss,y e1darsts from ~
Inc resolution, which . 80 cpsa. and hombus upon
very face emanated from such corrupt source, sud
was pothnx but deception ssin, even ih "as refused
by .hs Douglas msjcriy o, the runp Correction. Zee
next act was the meeting Of the sece1pg delegates
at ST. Andrews Ban, to consult apon xha shsy
no longer as cc'egstes, bu. simply as ci,zsas Of
their respective Stats who upon the ground ana
were eognizapt Of az that bsd pared tne preGsedag
eudeavored TO innate with rrudeD %, wisdom ana
calm deIberaton, which he hoped 10 the a. would
which was voted down o!ha- oooreg,ios si.h ors
or two verbal alterations, Sss adopted unsuimousiy by
the convention Of secsslrg delegies Propositions 70
Dress and 10 mse nominations were freely discussed
but were w,ttdrswn 10 insure harmony. Mr., Yancey
;ed he :oposcd he name q the Constitutional Dsmocnatis
c,eeOh 70 disrgui,h tie messg ne retiring delegates
from The chsr rhieh by Us cstioa adopting the ,q1ar
sreei9nts Platform and reeHg tie platform Of the coss,t
ttois, hdG constituted t.s The qu,uer soueregny
ron k7other motive too TO show the county tia.
they were not seeking &c, up another party He knew
how ready their enemies were TO charge them with
daunion and disruption and call them secession.
eis. Furthermore, the hRme he proposed was only
20 charsoterise that meeting Of the delegses
and not the future Of those from the
STATES who nigh, assemble at Richmond. The seccders
finally adjourned, after advisng the call OF convention
to In Rehmos Virginia, the l4th Of June Tho
democracy all Of The States who condemn the priuct
State conventions and send delegates the Rich unond
Convention TO consus upon the state Of the country This
not take place till the Rupp Convention got looked upon
the nomination for President and adjourned resssembe
N BALTIMORE on the 18Th June. Fifty seven ballots we're
vepop when II became evident that candidate could
obtain the two thirds OF the whole electoral college
Mr.. Douglas had received majority, while none of the
Others bad reached half his number. Thus at stand
st and inrder to invite those States whose delegations
had WITHDRAWN to I'LL up the vacancies the Douglas men
that II the Convention had refused to adjourn
to Baltimore, would have been adjourned rns die
importont qissen noo for ne democracy Of Alabama %
decide aAhr they soo1d BE- represented q. Baittmore or
and had been put very prominently forward In the
before the country, not for him 10 say what was
me best course 70 pursue Sus as citizen and - de-
stnted. He had been charged with being disupionis,
plotting To preciptaie the cotton States into revolution
This be would brand fase, and Unclaimed beng DIS
upionst dfruptonist He thought hts integrity CON
stiuopal pr cples through life oosht be complete
answer to disunon charges preferred sgans. him Ar
for himself he proud cay he neither for tho
Union against the Union that he neither ds
union nor dsunon lie was oontendpg solely for the
the rights Of any other section 1re diTculiei
rounding nc question lo peye forced upon NE democracy
already taken place a. Cayo send delgdtsto Balsmoe
Consistent wttt her honor dnGsoy, TIE solemn position she
ai1 Ugh endorsed and reported IN platform Jy slajori
~ OF all The States, and b. all The real democratic Nuss of
the rsen, has Teen Nd doS~ and her delegates csmp:,Ld
kicked out Of Tie Ctaren,lon fbe equser sovereignty
platform Ii the platform OF the Baltimore Convention
beyond the power Of change for Just after Its adoption
= motion made by douglas delegate 70 reconsider
and this motion laid the table, driving In the
lat nail BY all parliamentary rule, ths platform is not
n ttv of
The platform then settled and that the ksuc OF squatter
here sesn,t which che has always fought and % yield
which Is TO give up the whole slavery question Sac then
scydne for ece Does the democracy Of Alabama hold
entirely, upon the altar Of The oaioas sqas,ser
Sovereignty, and engage In the miserable, hopelcss
ssa n ' a Rs %sn ssa s. nsa
s5s asssns as nsn,nst'0. At 1e,s,.sre, y any sat,
ssss: arr Ss s ss e.. a "a - sSa
Douglas had clear mojoyisy Of fun oonuntien sad as
f,,ssa. wo, yeels uriid. po,sir9 az .ndaoen.ln. oe
10 ,Jed a at Baihmoye hey sl rsodsow a.ir farorie
and al tie nomination Of Hunter, pAos. ,oAole ieurd
YS,H, hor, OroO, sa,ssmsn, ,Ao sssas IN az Snas
diam biediy tIoed 20 Douglas upon s gved qves,oaS
S, h ssns u,sS psaps, sA o. . s s's a 70 ts'
s o. v,EJcn a, p,trsipe Of Pratton @ saroy any
S S s,n ma" q a. so there clearly no other
lor the Douglas men having majority, aud with all the
advantages, VII stand BY their chief 70 the bisr end
esefsd az Baismors, a s"nwsss~ 'saa,s s0 - as
ycufned SIN, die, and NJ. Douglas wosh % sfore
ne ,o " faetiOus Bmoyliy had BEN dsrrioed ofSk
netes'a1y tee hpd sce The Precedent Of other csnd
dai.s etns wiiherswn when one Of them attained
oriy sets be ~ouid charge wastsregsrdes Ia oruer 70
yrtvtnt him from obtaining the customary endorsr rsn
e and bis friends would make bold hard nghi before
The people, and even IN the South there would BE- men
- nrse claims ~ the nominee Of the Democrats party
lie hmself could not how Alabama and the other se
cedpg Saies could be represented IN the Convsntion al
hon
furnished, and not have their pressn high moral position
cen and dsersded New ssto The Richmond
even the cotton States responded 10 the call add hal
ihtir DELEGATES ON hand, would be IN the power
over The Baltimore Convention aud the Whole country
uo Con- E,icn uoEid agree upon tck Of national and
,,. tSl0"s. msn sIa J.sat o UPON q, ai, ma
lar nnrler q he delegates vho u csbte a, Biid
~ a., az 60 g,y 2 ,.1a DC rP. 9 DC nogl
Their n,ane Political cOarse and would be controlled ny
ec- " .hr their sails 70 the popular sreers put IN no
ton Il Richmond the contingency having arrived which
was srprehended by the late State Convention the Ftecu
tfe Committee has promptly cs1cd another Convention
10 here the sth Of June 70 consider VIA. bes
10 be done This call WILL OF course be needed by tse
party IN every county Bu, within fe~ cs,s esn FOR
another STATE ConTeptcn appeared Ia certain nssc
'spcrs o, The Stats call for convention OF democrats
NO AL Others who weh 70 be represented an the BALI
nore ,onven ton, and viii abide rs acton nj cali Was
oEoocie u cnarleson, In consultation With The friends
= LVekhs U.S. nshVnvre toaproint asei of bogus dele
a,es 70 BALTIMORE. Engaged this moyemepi are men who
Aere N ihe January convention, an bound by ls action
mo others who so1sht sfmance, but we're rejected and
sbo podged mscvcs 10 stand by that acton Thesc
IRE The men who, advance Of the meenx OF Tie ARIES
en onvenuon, during rs two weeks session and slucs
te'ein lone, upon the streets and through fhe
ouuns OF their papers have appealed TO tho rasses Of
&c otmocfaey, aud predicted that these democra,ic
seees would rcpudatc TIC secdins delegates and throw
n.m cut q the PARTY Nov they seem afraid Of thoss
nNscs o. me dtmocrscy anf are calling upon men ont
roe of The Party. They remin Ted Mr. Yancsy of nc
al bath IN |
nc sneagtmtnt The battle was going agspst hts sse
nd ~ be wss tte lane 20 he concluded 70 s,srt rrs
he,e would DC opponents o. the rar,y and the pcope had
alton By the mssscs. To them be would say that we
ave come back and are ready TO 20 before our rsopc
I'd vndicaie the action OF the Alabama and other
curing delegtuous. lie Gid fear the result hs con
dcrcc IN the intelligent, earnest devotion ~ the Masses
TIE principle upheld At Charleston By the Democratic
efra'iops was upthsken. The platform he couiepfea
vas ne cot siiHson upon shlch every psfrio what
yer p-riy nene could stand; no rsiros 'hat got upon