Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-05-03

A.-aNA AANANAH
AZ (which We propose to issue TIE ARFEAL, vii
place b within the reach Of every man VII
has an fncliuztioz 10 read and keep pace viii
tie snes. ..a tHG ri
An Clubs. as vsH as inaivi6usl subserip
tons, sboaId be sent in BY as asa OF May al
we shall print ofnO extra numbers.
ArEiL ;, 1850.
PROGRESS OF THE CONVENTION.
ne Charleston cnuFsntioR . drsgs its SLOW
Isngth slong.n Twelve ballots hsvs been bad
thar are reported, and. though DOvoLAs gain.
s0asuhat, ne cannot Bss that any mstsria
advance hss been made toward a nomination
since the first ballet. The proceedings OF yes.
teHisy are uHreportsd ss ret We are in
Sssted 70 The kindness o. Col CoUEzAN, h.
efficient manager q the Memphis telegraph
ofes, for the detailed reports Of the vsTisu.
bshoss. EOthing is reported fron tie seeding
convention yesterday.
LBT T~ELEGRATH.l
eH1xtEsroE, MAY L-Ths southern con.
vsntion merely ~orEaHizs5 bF he election O.
Mr.. Baysrd, Of Delaware, president, and Their
s1i5rrned mtl noon to-norroW.
Mr. BoIdsn, Of Georgia, spoke at length
he intended to hol1 on to tie northern DEN
oersey tn ne last bora bleps- He loved tn
Uuion, and was determined to stand BY it @
the end.
UTbs protest On ths par o. the New Jesse,
dsIsrzf6n AGAINST the action Of the conFsb-
tion 10 snuuninr Instructions to delesstssfrou
tat ststs to TOe az unit was presented
Mr. DsdwsH and Mr. Austin South mad
sons remarks about he position q the Cali
foruia Dsmoersey.
NJ. Boiden spoke further IN a similar strain.
and sad be believed the slave trade to B.
one Of The mas christian civilizsrs in tbr
worfs. Re had negroes direct from Africa OF
bis plantation, and they were the nOblest Re-
mans Of then all.
Mr.. Seward, of Georgia, eoatsnded that tn
South demanded % more Of The North thar
was stipulated in the contract, and the seed
ing dslesarss have to decide on that ground.
Mr. HoIdsn, az south Carogns, saw nothing
10 warrant southern delegates from seeding
TIE remainder Of the Georgia delegation de-
nsndsd TIE right to cas-. the f1u Stats vote or
TIE question O. sdjourument
The president decided that they were no
entitled 70 DO 50.
An appeal was taken, and the decision was
sustained
Georgia then withdrew altogsther.
Arjournsd tn s o'clock.
CHAmEsTox, Nay /, ?. x.-Ths Regular
Dsuoeratie convention met EtfOur o'eloek this
afternoon
A resoIuton was passed making two hun
drsd and two votes nsessssfy to a choice.
The convention then proceeded 10 ballot for
! candidate for The Presidency, with the fol-
loWing ussults II
FTsf Bal0L-DouElss, 1854; lanes Gufh-
ris, 351; BickinsoH, Z; Lane, 8; Hanter, y.
Davis, I; Toucsy, 81 Pierce. /; Johnson. J.
On this-bsnot the delegations from New
York, Indiana. Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin,
Iowa AID dMlnnss0sa voted as Unit for
Dsuelas.
Sso0z9 BaIot.-Dosglss, 147; Guthrie, 364
D~iekins0n, 6is HsHter, 4Iis Lana, @; Davis,
4 Eohnsoa. 1 Yancey, p
TEfra Bal0t-Douglas. l4s5; Gatbris, a.
igHtsr, s5s Dickinson, 81; Daris, / John
sSS ! F; Lane. 9.
Eo.rts BsIoL-DouElas, I49; 9untsr, 41l
Guthrie, 81; DiekinsOa, 5; Johnson, 2; Lane
5; Davis
Rak BaI0t-B0uglss. 1884,; Hunter, a,
Guthrie, 81; Diskins0a, 5; johnson, 2; Lane,
{; Davis, 1.
SKA Banot-Douglas, Iz9s; Hanter, z
Cu.hrie. SO; D'ekinssn, ); johnson, y.
Sausuk BaHsA-Douglas. I50s; Guthrie,
ssts Diekinson. 4; HantsE, Al johnson, IL;
Lsns, 6, Davis, 6.
Efghfh Ballet -DoaElss, 1904; Hunter. 40s.
Guthus, ssii lane, g. johnson, II; Diekin-
son. q; Davis, l.
Mak Bsiot-Doaglsa. l5ot; Huntsr ssi.
Lane, s; Johnson, u; DiekinsOa, 1; Davis, L
Te4A Ballot Douglas, 1904; Gu'hrie; ssh
Hunter, 90 DiskinsOa, & Davis, ia; gohn-
EsBsaR BaHot-Douglas, 1901; Guthrie.
ssti Huntss g; Dickinson, 4; Davis, Il.
johnson, = Lane, @.
TsdhA Ballot -DougIas, 1874: Guthrie.
asA Huntsr. IS; Dlekinson. 3 Davis, ~
johnson, p; Lane, 6.
Athslf-psst uins the co7FsuGon adjourned
10 meet at 10 o'clock so-norrow morning.
EovrEoTas FvHUzsrTTE-Tbs Brssurom-
n Demoerzf. published at Princeton. TIE resi-
ienos = 0Fe1 L7ygaF, SAVE nat d~uringbfs
and sb1FiTP Enefcb the other dsV
be referred 10 The killing Of bis brother q
a feEs years ago, and declared b.
sould be svenged. Bat. adds the pemocraf.
was vsrJ careful no. 70 mention bow he had
lsfrsuied he diseouesiate widow OF his
BROTHER out q the snail es1sts left her bv brr ,
husband, leaving Der dependent upon the cold
Of the world Ths sister Of the M
.ortunats widow IL also IA innate Of fhr
lie county (Iowa) paoT house. NotEith-
landing The destitute condition Of this woman.
botstsrous hFpOerite IL constantly pratiuF
bout bis charity 70 the runaway niggers that
le takes IN ard protects, and exultfnglY pre-
aims that The hungry shall never Be turned
empty from the phisuthropic doors Of
is hone. Tbis very generous and ChristisHl 4
uaa h. toe Eresf to Tmile or look upon fbr .
OBJECTS related 70 him bF the ties Of con- !
anEUlhiv Tohslp hsm might elicit anesl !
miles, bot G would pot carry him 70 Congress. y
be car preach the most OEsasve Aboli r
iqnisu, and boast q his Biggsr-sfssHns
perationE under me plea Of humanity and q
ossfo lhs race. His sole ain being once. b. +
win ng 10 ride any hobby 10 order to acquire y
J. Whlie bic Door sister-in-lsw msg zine ir =
Taut Tithoat sttractise bis attention. Of r. a
eve snT q be bozEtei charities. Out Hpor l
ueh v~iiainOus hypocrisy By a political cler- !
yuan. "
A C-oEsCIEsrIoUs EzrLs4E.-AnoBr he {
.sB received b. Auditor Benton, r~seenty, I
re- the fslloEing I
HeE. n s.. REEroE Inciossd I send you. u
o. the beneht o the el4tes soc, the sane b. Il
~ over sid above ~ ~ expensa On rarF n
for be STATE, inefudine two srtrs buis >
I'D 70 ayoid litigation, aid also moierste
UuF-lF7uon for rr service. I VII eepftf Il
On n9if F5sn I resaEs interss due ne ~ q
There il no sl-nsturs 10 re lsttsr. s,5 not o.
Pc shgntesf tuctafinn - it, source, exceuf
at y 4 no-tmsrkS Rachestr. q
ne S2S lnetasea has been paid into.the q
TeAaf9, = me eIsdlt q he canal fund. I g
frsmpls shorii Be followed bv an fpsf- 2
iduais who baVe received ever ana sbovs 49,
EpeD1tures and a medsr - ounenzstfo-r,
ler services. ire Ststs uouia bscons 80 =
eniY nh-mEht extend the Chsrs1ec 3
sngthen locks. and aic sgsq1saanna, wifhauf q
even % uuch - the emalisst fr.r. b.
90 OF 2 tax nnon ths i7austTy and capital Of
Be s1ate-Ebsng Naieszza d
|T
C~7NNEzcEoF cH~AEIEsrsE The Msrcu-s a.
statement Of tie Commerce Of char 81
sston, for ihe f5fse norris ending March 81. Y
go makes the fsiioEing EXHIBITS
ne totsi value q ths a~rtIciss erpo-tes dur- q
q ~ hrs tfrrr months q 1850. amounted IN
8b@.dT3, which 4 the besyiest q
.part4F erpcrztion ever made fran fhis q
lort his one-nifd larger nan he er1o-fs- q
lon fer TIE ciosizz three sonia 81 fQEo - o.
reF7ous oest eKPortation. OF fsIs F,-isrs q
ook more han ons-hslf AID Frspee assI re
.ns-iourthi BFauasu, Sweden. spsin. an N
"a followed next in ersdaiion. re 80
7ent ~ very bsalhy condition of - al
me total vslue OF Imports 81 This n,a u
sane period amountsdto SsTs Rsa - a
ID -fightesnth Of he value exported sbo- II
lsrge baizuce Of treish ON Fsrsr 49,
'ortstinns, W rad most viii Cuhs q
sih England, from Nhon ioiatIr nor -. Il
hree-fourtbs or our impartstions come. +.
I'm. Vasssr, . wealthy citizen Of p,,-h >
New foTks Is sbout 20 found - :
q female c0liege, which viii aF,-5 i Z
ladies educahOnal a5ulntsrm sopsf - :.
bose enjoyed ~ TIE eterper rex "a Ystr - q
Harvard and Brown Universities h. -
iosss 70 sndow Il grfh 3 fcos . Sr. Er-- =
s58sznd dsslorr-