The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-21

that the Douglas party bear mortal eumity 70 him.
The Douglas men, however, will 20 for any man
but Douglas There is small army OF New Englanders
here work ing against Douglas Prominent among these
Hiram Atkins, of the Bellows Falls (vermont Argus,
and Gen. /. j. Partridge, Of the State. Benjamin
Butler, OF Massachusetts, leads the whole
BALTIMORE, June 20-10P. ".
Messrs Avery, of North Carolina; salisbury, Of Della
ware, other Southern delegates waited Mr. Dean
Richmond, chairman OF the New York delegation, to-day,
with proposition 10 admit all the seeding delegations
with the understanding that candidate be nominated
who was voted for at Charleston This would exclude
Messrs Douglas, Hunter, Dickinson, Lane and Guthrie
II not probable that the proposition would be &C
copied.
It is rumored that the delay in the report of the com
ttee designed embarrass the seeding delegations
who have TO meet tomorrow in Convention at Rich
mond in rebellion against the democratic organization,
whilst still seeking admission into the Democratic Con-
vcnton.
The Committee on Credentials held meeting with
closed DOORS but is supposed that three reports win be
made Rumor says The majority report let's in the orgi
nal delegation from Mssssippi admits the Douglas dele
gates from louisiana headed by soule by vote Of IL
inthe committee; and the Douglas delegates from Ala
bas headed by Governor winslow the vote Of IA
H. divides Georgia and Arkansas between the originals
and contestants admits the contestants from Delaware
and the contestng delegation from Texas, favorable
Douglas, just arrived.
OF the minority reports is supposed TO favor the
admission OF all delegates applying, and where the con-
estants are admitted dividing the vote Of the delegation
between them.
The other report admits all delegates originally
credited Charleston only. The Florida delegation has
been teeraphed here, in order TO hold the
bara Of.
mond.
The seceders claim that the whole number bolt will
be liz. This will leave l3A in the Convention.
The following notice appears posted in Barnum's Ho.
tell
The Committee Credentials have decided TO admit the
original Texas and Mississippi delegates, half Of each
from Arkansas to divide equally Alabama, Georgia. Loui
siana ALLOW the substitute Of Mr. Halet of Massachu.
ses TO remain and admit the Douglas contestants from
Nothing il done with Florida.
II is calculated that Douglas will have l73 votes the
first ballot leaving him TO gain 90 votes 10 be dominated
by two-thirds.
This notice is traced TO no Official source.
Much excitement exists all over town.
The present temper Of tho New York delegation appears
10 be TO resoutey refuse further concessions and &C.
boldly and fearlessy in straight forward attempt 10
nominate Douglas.
There is speaking going in Monument square in the
presence OF a vast conccursc of people. Mr. Yancey
spoke, deprecating the present condition of af
fairs, expressing the belief that the democracy
need not DO disunitcd, and regulating the
intention 10 seccde nom the Union. The South
did not mean TO go Of the Union, and IL others
thought drive them out they would have lively time
Mr. Yanceys remarks appear conciliatory the face.
Tie majority Of the people here decidedly favorable to
union and the crowd evinces signs Of dissatisfaction
whenever disunion sentiments uttered These out.
side gatherings very decidedly favorable TO Douglas
speakers.
The delegates from New York and Pennsyl who
have opposed Douglas appear now much sgiiated and
anxious of settlement It is reported that
they have all along led the South believe that they
were prepared secede With them and that they now
see pro-pcc, being oaild fulfil he promsc they
dread The responsibility.
THE LATEST.
BALTIMORE, june Co Midnight
IL understood that the Committee on Credentials
viii report in favor Of admitting the seeding delegates
from Texas and Delaware and against Mr. Haett OF Mag
sacbusset assuming that his occupied by his
alternate at Charleston.
The Delaware difficulty remains at present quiet.
Mr.. Hooper, Of Alabama, has challenged Mr. Hndman
The meeting will take place. Report says the parties will
20 Out of town tomorrow morning, but this doubtful
THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.
THIRD DAY.
BAIrNoRs, June %, 1850
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