, 1860-05-07
4x-1,x tie CEarlc&ton Convention ADJ
iourned.
s2eraa' Dispatch to Tic N. 7. Tribune.

~ $At *haN
s,eea' p.-raseh to 1l,cN. T. Tribune.
80. Cn4u.,-1cx. rhus=lsS. Nay s. 1sco.
II is ascertained that most Of the secediug
delegations are willing to takc Guthrie II he u
nomin*ted by the regular Convention though
offe: tue last chance of compromise in the pres
cnt confusion, and his no,ninstion is now
stronels urged by Slidei aud TINT interest rs \
b.sis Of reconciliation.
The North West still obstirately refuses to
make terms OK to surrender, but there - man-
fist laoseuing Of Douglas titsiu other sections,
Which, Regarding histion,ination Is now lmprac-
tirabIe. desire TO take the next chauce that may
ou9ti Is very :; doubtful, If ,he' East can be held
through the day, except BY urgent appeals. Tho
stability G! the Don4;:la column Yesterday urn
ished no proof Of their purpose TO stand uu.
broken They were kept together by Earnest
ncrsna aston. aud assn. ances that accesslons vera
certain. and thst result would be soon dctertt.
ined. Those assurances having tailed, no oo@d
of unity or cohcsiyenessts IL Ielt. ,
.: Private accounts from neiehoorlng states
fuily Justify The act of The seeding delegations,
and ensure those which hare remained pub-
| liz Administrations hare been made IN va11ous
| portions Of tbs South. which must produce On
effect on the Convention!
$50 P. u.-The. adjournment to dny' though
| nroposrd to tue Douglas leaders, as tele.
eranhed when the New 1urk delegation vote'i
ior the two.thirds rule, was only accomplished
hrthe effurts Of S1r4.nlu and Tennessee, both OF
which Staten wcra eu4har1A4sci by tue action OF
the seeding delegations, and wanted an oppoF;
tuuity to consult 1ae!r constituents. n'he, hnd
| inurttpeut. aud NOMINATION might hare been
madc, notwiths' anding The DOUGLAS Lead. rs
bound their North Western follow ers BY pledgt
| against any conccsslon.
Politically considered, th's RESULT IS disastron'
l "a If$r Hntpf i
tbey could have controlled, 10 hare had four O
fjre ballots TO. day, caetinS their fnll ssrenEtl
each time, but it was ceItained he would ta'
below cren the uontna1 majority which wa
| reached before. Mr.. Guthrie was risicg nca
| when tEe scene closed
Isprcisi dispstch 10 tue \. 7. Hcra1l.1 =.
cn&rlrsses. May 5. lsso-
The DoufIas men, Galing this morning thci
cuu4l.dAte would be dropped by .NHx Iosk, at;
thse I4ne would get the nomination. came
the conclusion to hare sham battle, and to &C
iourn to Baltimore til the 18Th Of June.
Tue douglas leaders found that. alter the los
!. of New YoTk. the Nortll*est would also dro
q I'll Or degrees il favor Of Lane, and they agree
~ ~ adjournment 10 kave them from utter ron
', BY \ mastesly stroke the Southern men q q
+ the day Of holding their Convention at K'el
Il rond d few dHys before the Northern Conse
If lion 10 be held Ut },iltimore. From the prese
lime till then the Douglas feud will rage mo
= fcrce'y than ever.
u The Douglas men say Tint they will gain
the intoriur bg the manufacture Of public OPT
b. ion; but ,Aat is game Mt which two sides: g
Z, plsy, aud the men Of: The seeding convcnt'
|. eav that no delegations from the South i"
a,icnd the Baltimore Copventlon, the Sou
ae viii be ngitated alt over against the Lii
x Giapt." The Baltimore Convention sill ii
:" b. made TO appear o sectional courenti<
Thereas tho Richmond Convention win be 1za
to appear a nst'ona one. US New York md
- the Northern htates STE invited 70 seno ae!ei
le t,on. to it. If ,hey nuke good nominatio
The action Of the Baltimore Contention in $
ng ling up other eapd,dates would be regarded
- have seen the Constitutional Convention
~ night ana they say they are determined 70 MI
IN i4hnm1natiops 1t Richmond.