The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

sescs upon TIE soash he ulmstun d sbAadosmsat
the principle Tor which they ere new o0assndns,
dIssoluaaon a We osDousrc party, am perhaps tns
upon The valus Of the Union northern suppose
In the opiaiou Of many Southern msD Of high ssaad
ing, II = rather . dsa6vaniass TO the South thsa
otherwise; and with such feelings, is would med
NO very strong incentives 70 bring about d.
union A To the doctrine Of protsctn, the Northern
oeh gates 70 the adjourned Baltimore Convention might
just well nominate Douglas BY scc'amson and spare
themselves trouble and expense Of trip TO Baltimore
Any hepe compromise upon this doctrine Of protec
ton usory. The Southern delegates determined,
If they 10 into the Baltimore Convention ALL to have
full and frank reception Of the right Of protection for
slave property the Territories nothing Let not the
rieI Do sf Douglas be deluded with any other idea by
any ntsle exhibitions that may be made In his behalf In
the souh They may rest assured that the opponents Of
this doctrine are the exceptions To the general mass who
favor H. Tho friends OF Douglas len the Convention.
am csedibH informed, determined 70 get up outside
pressure, the shape Of popular displays, wherever
dozen persons favorable him could be found. The
pertinent has operated well hitherto, but ID literally
exhausted now, and nobody can be deceived BY any
further sxpedenss of this character rssorted 70 N
the eouth, n would bs well that people elsewhere
should awah true exposition Of everything appertaning
to them before assuming them any data q Mr. Dougas
position in the South The game Of brag nearly played
out, and IN early collapse b inevitable
argued that concession by the North 81 This right
Of protecoa asked for would involve the ruin Of the de-
mocraHc party In that section Tho people Of Goulh
say killed there arsady-ksd too, beyond the hope
Of revival by any surrender Of principle, such the
friends Of Douglas require. In party Wow, d
tended that thh would DO darous TO the demo-
cratic party in the South for would uuquessionsbly
involve hs future ssosncascy IN that section In this
aspect Of the matter asked BY many here would
not adopt principle which 10 70 maintain in
active vgor the only wing o. The democracy that
destroy this ogapzation without even hope Of niusins
the least vitality into tho dead o democracy 1t
doned By the Southern democracy, and we would have
the debris Of Know Nothipgsm and whiggery getting
srsDa ,svvs upon the S:ns.ss ground abandoned By
cratic patty South, they would have little difficulty In
strihng bargain with come Northern allies, who could
far efficient aid than the traitor Cassidy
with his free soil horde Afford 10 the Southern wing
Of the democracy In THE Wow Of the mstr apart
iooshy in sb.pooniDg the prDcpe Of prosecon, for in
90 dong hey would inevitably destroy the vitality Of the
democratic party N ne only section where has any
bring 10 lie ranks the opposon elements In the Sossh
They cannot fail to appreciate The audabs efforts which
rssis and with the sectional character which ali par
ties are assuming, no alternative DO left 10 the
crscy, and thus render tho South . UNA wnh
such cops uumaton, be assured tho dsuuion scrupes
win be rendered more compIeie. and bu. e psovo,a
cn viii be needed to force the South 70 actual duniou
Union OF the South some strong sectional aud
union Issue Is just what u looked Tor by the
feparaon and things strongly ing towards
realization Of this oetre When the democrats party
the South clearly divett eeh OF merccnary
in its advocacy Of the slave CODE prncpis ana
chow rs disintercseonses by sttachuent principle
Al the hsiad Of political defeat. but little oicuty viii
Il fD n O. he thern aeu
or this they furnish the most niasbie proof he
70 '1e EQUAL rsaS IN the
OF the South the Northern wing Of that party have
but very nule ground Of hope that comp will
Effected. There 10 groun1 for hope In Just as
certain the North refuses the right OF ton con
tended for and Douglas nominated, will South pu.
should Douglas be nomioa,ed any platform and
Tie battle VIII be fought upon this slave code iseus
~ s.S,o hr no w. 40 -
sentauves rs regarded Inevitable with three and pro
bsby four, candidates In the field. argued that the
Committee the Platform ut Charleston when the vote
taken by States, would the election Of toe
this consideration together Win the Vial chars ,ssr O.
The principle conteb de that encourages domination
by the South Tho nomination would be made without
any further effort ~ compromise, the seccdipg Sites
old not deem expedieDt for the ultimate all tho
Southern States % make some show Of disposition 70
wbhe The border slave States favor the principle Of pro
lection, they would hardly Immediate With
another .fIort IN behalf Of harmony There h no l,us
dvion In Virginia the question OF the night Of
protection Tor slave property In the Territories there H.
In fact more union among the democracy OF the State
upon that principle at this time than there been
before The Hunter men Who fought vigorously for toe
Cincinnati platform ever since tho ssue upon
raised now in favor Of protection that vrgnIss
aid In The struggle for protection may Be calculated upon
with certainty. One pain inference doducible from
the present aspect OF things IN the South and that that
she 10 carefully concentrating her whole avsilabls
strength for the last great act In the political drama
dsunDn-
JOHN BELL IN PHILADELPHIA.
PmADnPmA, May 10, 1860
Hon. John Bell s at the Ispserre House, In ,hs city,
and preparations mailing for grand serenade 10 him
10 morrow night
DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, May 10, 1850
tremendous demonstration OF the democracy tooa
place here 10 night, sustaining delegates 10 Coassta
v no voted for the Cincinnati platform and Douglas Oas
hundred and my three guns were tired
TIE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION.
DETROIT, May 10, 1904
Suitable srrarssDtnts have been made b. the Repo5-
lean Committees Of ths State and city receive the New
Erssnd and New York deegs,es the Chicago Convex
hon upon the arrival Of the special pre- from SlAgXA
Calls Monday noon, and accompany them 10 Chicago
Departure Of Philadelphia mormons for
hait Lane.
From the PhiaaslphiA Ledger, Mar 81
f1trday afttfnoon crosd assembled ~ the depot