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The Richmond and baltimore Con-
Tcntiuns.
From tie Clnelana'i Conmere'a'.1
It is g. fact fixed, beyond the possibility Of
reasonable dispute, that the Democratic party
in sthe States whose delegations withdrew
from the Charleston Convention, will In every
maouer md form endorse that withdrawal.
and accredit delegates to Richmond and
Baltimore, The main otj=ct which the Doug
las leaders bad, in adj burning from Charles
ten to Baltimore {ne1t 10 the intense de-
sre to get ont of the former place.. will fail
OF accomplishment. Douglas will hardly
gain a Fote from 1o0tQeEn cE0Iet OT tue
adjournment, and the late controversies in
the Senate hare served to e'nbitter the factions
Of the party against each other, to Isolate
Douglas, and to make bis nomination Us the
National Democratic candidate more than ever
impossible. The Ricbmord Consention will
not take any definite action, other than that
looking to the concentration Of the interests
opposed to Douglas, and the South will appear
at Baltimore in fiery phalanx-wIth the Pacific
States on one fank, and the majority Of the
Pennsylvania and New Jersey delegations, md
a part of those Of Massachusetts aud Maine, Oh
the other, and tho vote Of New ork in position as
agrand reserve. The South was never more uni
tod, resolute, and enterprising in any political
movement tllan now, when it's whole force is d.
rected to the destruction Of the Presidential as.
piratious Of Mr. douglas, the talk Of whose
great strength in tic cotton States is absurd.
lie il not strong there. lie has scattering
friends in those Siases, as there are scattering
Republicans in the border slayc States and
this is all that can be truthfully claimed for
him. We are often reDinded in this conuec-
ton By bis pa1tizans, that the fire-eaters we're
beaten by the more noderate men in Georgia
aud Mississippi, in fair fight, ton years agn.
But the precedent loses its value because it is
len years old. The standardization Of parties,
now 80 complete, was only begun tben. Ten
years ago The great mass Of Southern men
we're no. ultra in their siewa. They are ultra
now.
IN" within the Inst decade, and would triumph
on n test question in the cotton States with
overwhelming majo1i,ies
If tile Baltimore Convention gets safe;y
through lis preliminary difficulties, and the bal.
lotinc for a Candidate for i'1esident Of the Uni
ted States coes On again, Mr. Dou.las cannot,
in our 'judgm gment, get majority vote. lie will
certainly lose two Totes which be had at Charles
TONGUE from massachusetts, and ono FROM
Tirginia-nnd no one Of those who are trum-
peting that his nomination il a certainty. can
put his finger upon half-yote that lie did not
receive at Charleston, which he can receive At
Baltimore. The i9]2ri'y vote which be receiv-
ed, stood upon flims5 foundation, and during
the day before adjournment at Char1cston. was
at Baltimore, in spite of al outside appliances.
The Ohio delegation is VIGOROUSLY sIlaky-
Nearly dozen OF the delegates were spotted at
Charleston as nusonnd'' On the Douglas ques-
tion. The same is true Of Indiana; and there
is something very Ike the treason even in Illi-
nois,
But, We are told, if the friends Of Mr. Douglas
6nd they cannot give him atwo.thirds vote. they
will, after giving him majority vote, adjourn,
sine die and appeal to the people. They might
possibly hare done this at Charleston, but they
can't possibly do j: at Baltimore. New York
would vote against such Ill Adjournment, and
crushingly defeat it.:
IAe oult quas1oll!Ls VI F'ActLE 0uAe!aS IT.
fore the country as the nominee Of the Baltimore
Convention, is In the cannce that his friends
will appear in sufficient strength and operate
with sufficient impudence, to forca the whole
South, with the exception Of the scattering
Douglasites (about twenty individual delcgatesj
out Of the Convention II the harmonious action
Of the Democracy Of the cotton States should
prevent trouble il the Committee on Creden.
falls, The South, pursuant to programme to
be prepared with The utmost care at Richmond
mar, and unlsss the more cautious couasels pre-.
vail will, present 6ne.drawn platform propo:
sition, something like Mr. Howard's Tennessee
resolution, as gu ultimatun. The test question
will be on the adoption on rejection Of this propo
sition, and the rote Of New iork will be decisive
The adoption Of aach proposition would clinch
the nails in the Political coffin of Mr.. Douglas.
Its rejection would disrupt the party from tur.
ret to foundation stoue." Oregon and Califor.
nia, and the t'sound portion Of l'cnnsy ylvania
States having Withdrawn, Mr. Cusiinc would
pronounce the National Convention dissolved
hr the act Of majority of the States. and le,rr
| tha Chnjr. In sucf, case Mr. Douy)as' friend,
NAV nres.nt him .as a candtia,e far tha PEI.
deIcT Rut tlerr will he a nnestion M tn rao1,,
i"-;t! snother candidate iii he :, ths e. 81
~ have ths sn,hns;o.,;c snnnort ~ ths ,n;,s,
Sonth of form;dahie n.rt nf the nemoc-at;c
| nary in The :" doub:ful States of the SoTth .
IND ~ The m;phtr macbinery of the Fedara7
Administration. Between his power and The -
KepubIican paEty, Nr, Douglas aud his toliowers
,rn1,Id he nutycrized ns between th. unnpr and
nrtber m;tlstonea.
The cool-headcd. calculating enemies nj
Douglas. knowing that the iucantiousuess of the
| u1trns-uf Alabana might fnoil fich, on fht