The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-19

snssn NJ. Douglas run N irregular nomination he
w - GET M eisctord vote nnsk csste, beoAoss,
wh.s he vl rot have oorporas guard In Ii south, he
~ p rsasssd n every NortAsrn stats BY u admnA-
We Hear . faint Whisper that in ,hs last pinch Mr.
this ne sSmuro~ss o. "Sss ss r.oaS,c.ss .ss ai 10
be most afraid.
car Richmond CsrrssDsndsnss.
M1noHD, Va, June II, 1850.
M Richmond Ddsgsts Espe b E1sad a.
Baltimore-fAer OOSrx il 15,xsd AdmiEAncs fssssts
Frcgromme-Ges. Lave the Fsssrae-Posisi,n Of Yan-
~ and the Fire JAtzs, &C.
The Richmond Convention Of the seosdlsg delegations
from the Charleston Convention hes after one hours
sessioa yesterday In making . temporary orgAnixaHoa
and two hours session to-day In mAknsa permanent Or
sasxANon adjourned MI Thursday the 2lst OF hh month
ssch, in substance, the whole Of the official action Of
that body. There sone details which, doubtless,
you have been Informed Of by telegraph and therefore,
d eoeaary 70 repeat There are, however, certain
inside views and unofficial dongs here that il may DO
teres,ing - have exhibited
There evident determination with neary al the
delegates from the nIst to do nothing here 70 0yg.
nise, and wait she action Of tho Baltimore Convention
Some few opposed 70 making permanent orgAni-
nation at this time. All agreed tAss would nos be
candidates for President and Vice President
70 declare PLATFORM before he Baltimore Convention
shows III hand Hardly any enertAins doubt a. 10
the meeting Of ihis Convention again. Tho Asegssons
have no expectation Of meeting w.h ooaciaton or hAr-
mony Al Baltimore, Though they VIII present them
selves there, seeking and asking in good faith
for the harmony and reunion Of tho democratic party
they take the Desperate Douglas swsggcrers aud fanatics
their word, and believe they DO driven from BAL
more to Richmond again, and they expect under sush
circumstances, 70 be followed by tho Delegations Of
Virginia and the other Southern States And probaby by
those Of the two Pacific States and part Of the deega
tons from Of he Northern States In any Of
following cases the Richmond Convention would meet
again In case the secedns Delegations Of The cotton
sAtss should DO refused admission The Baltimore Con-
venn that the Baltimore Convention should refuse u
modify the minority PLATFORM and 70 continue 70 insist
ton should aboah the two thirds rule Ia any Of sAsss
events hS cotton States would return To Rich mond hold
regular Convention, and make platform and nominate
their men for President and vlse President under.
stand tho delegations nov meeting here have good
70 believe that shoud they be forced from the Bal
unore Convention by any Of the Above causes the dale
cations Of Virginia and other Southern States and proba
bly, Of States ~ the North, would follow. II these
delegations Of the cotton States bs admitted
1t Baltimore, they viii DO able 10 prevent the
nomination Of Douglas, and nay through The sober
ond thoughts S Northern delegates not
ed 70 the bankrupt fortunes Of the Little Giant obtain
sasisfacsOry platform and sound for candidates
These are the contingencies and chances both ways
thai have been well pondered BY the abls and
sstuts politicians whom Mr.. Douglas has thought proper
70 make var with. These Southern men intend 70 stand
upon the principle they contend TO end but they
VIII papUess . dkposision 70 conci,ase or 10 CON
promise upon any point but upon this principle, IN
order 70 put the supporters Of Dsasiss tn fsuis
sppeal 70 the common fceng commos ateres6 and com
Of jusce Of the otoer soushern states Bat
sSsy b scrosd from he s.nors s. any q
the cauees mentioned, they vii, not~thstandtng meet
VIC Ahd s mon so5
spoken o1 or pubsned to tho world bus quietly deter
Nor have the Southern delegations spsnly or formally
named any their choice for tho hgh Offices q Pre-
sidsnt ana Vice President In corners In private
salons asd on sne street. the aessAs have expressed
General lane Mr.. Dickinson hes sone friends Mr..
Bfecknriose, too, has hin supporters The srgumeas
made generally In favor Of nominating Northern man In
order 70 pracAy contradict the assertions Of the
mica tnese Southern thai they sectional Then
sSs can be aroused ssS there would De rsssos
able prospect OF carrying The election before the peo
events with bin they could more .nscsu.ily break the
back OF the squstter sovereignty hydra 10 she great
Northwest, thar yih an, other man, and acquire nope
II u believed that with secn nominsou Douglas could
not carry . single State Il. the Uolon.
for WassDesOp end win spend ihe few days before Ss
Baltimore Convention Id thai city. When NJ Yapcey
called upon IN the Metropolitan Hail. on the adj,urnneet
OF The Conversion 70 day. for speech one his friends
begged Of the gentlemen 70 the gentleman from
Asosa The ground that he bed mrcn work before
POSE people Of those hear cue dkasgasssd
orator. am be will be- % IN charlsston before the
SSny.saon moosss S0o.ssvs.iv . soa sooSis'sry
caters These eenticmeu want their constitutional rights
and not disaoiuuon Of the Union
Our Chicago CorrsspOAdence.
cslcioo, Nay 20, 1850.
WAs ka,cd Och Rass~ soea-d p oreleys s,ars IN ne
BSstsss-ns CAarps Nat Hswlis Has Negro Blood IN
Hm--1h Way Lsnoc,ss NJ~isasson q Rocessi N Ix
. scss-Whrs Ne TUE # "Henea Od <be' Caw< From--
Lisp0,s O~1 Jsmped Ont Of " Back Hiss,s vAes H
Wss N TIE Lessasurs- WA Long John Says Of Li~coa
WA norGk " JsdT Douolls' Prospects ne Pod.
hos Of ne Nes Fork Delegation, q,
The knowing ones In This region amazed At The Hcros
abuse which The republican newspa2ers pouring out
upon the devoted head Of poor Greeley for shysg Cook
Seward because hyperfecty UNDERWOOD that The
New York agisaor thrown overheard so,sy o. the
ground Of no availability, which hes bssn the snorm
tom Of The party since the nomination Of Harrison
GrssAsy dia what he could defeat Seward but his In
nusncs was necessary 10 result Indecd, the
work Ill done ssd the die csst before Greeley had
chance finger In the pie Weed hal cunninsly slowed
him away In the COMMITTEES Resolutions where he
eooped up eighteen houu II hard work. whie tho bus
Of ppelAyiss s~ins perfected In the couvsaseo.
The two men who individually did most 10 defeat
seward were General Lane, Of Indiana, and Curtin,
q PsansylvaaA- rAsss gentlemen are The Republican
uonissss for Governor N their respective States, and
Curtin, particularly, man Il psrsussve and irrcsiSti
bic eloquesee oosvsrauon. From The nrs he bold
end decisive hin declaration that would be impossible
70 carry Peunsyvsais for Mr. Seward and General Lane