Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-22

him. Mr.. KiasY-d-sssed- 10 wee<s no such
Iaarels. If fhsF wersEsthea on a. brow he
would tear them of asd tramplss them uu
der his feet. lie desisesl this exRhnaiion tc
that had beeEiaaade lason BIN, hsstlesired tc
say that be never voted for any President OF
Cougressman who was not DemocIat. and
i all local qulrfeis in the State have long
I since b4ea laid al rest. BAT he eerf not
1feeoEnizs This as 4 fitting place for ttese ar
lnsions. ----
Mr.. Clark. of No. said the remarks at
| tri5ated to Mr. King bad been made Ay shis
| venerable friend, Col. Hunter. lie pfpeesd
cd in Justice TO the latter to attack fhc coarse
] Of Col. Benton. whom be denounced as
recreaHt 10 the Democratic party and its
! prtao tf4ssr es vysEsIE(sT ar =
T Ri. L1d1o&.-o or New ork, rose 10 point
efzaa er:IAp HoiiofF Wasbefore the Conven-
:t-tipn aRdssisis discussion is cut OF order.
/ 1.-The ,Pscsidspt ~, The gem Iesasn from
Mise ri ssioss,a ,eai 5. proceed 10: nnafinous
cOnse5 TIRE Etyies-of % on, aaA6 loud cries Of
E'.po7l lDariI ar. kiibs made some
1 Clark REALIZED -ia-aa- exeitea-ihaaaar. l ana
not 70 be deferred by your threats. The
+ GonVenfidn refused and he took his seat. z
The President presented a letter from the
Florida delegation, correcting what appear
3,sd to be "a erroItcous impression on the part
/. Of the CGpVentioa> The letter stated that
I BE prpeeexiiugB Or the FLORIDA Convention
17had been 5fficial ] communicated to the Pres
! dent. as<Ae Riotida delegates were not ac-
39credItea: tSsthis. .SsnventiOn; but large dis
.eretios wasaiefltw the delegates and they
bad come here ssikious to return to the Con-.
lSyentfon if they SKY any chance Of doing so
,Eith hqHss, as disey desired te-reqnite-tiise
sDemocraEz on q basis Of the principles laid
f;down by eh.e nfaj9gity platform at Charleston.
!lhey had Gs yet, seen nothing to warrant
! their retgyh to bheC oavention. L
Ia The Presideat Explained that he had not
ittcnFd. I'D making this statement, to lie un-
dkrsto oa IS wing, that any official appliea
Jpn bad been made to him by the Florida
t5felegll Foa:- 90
e,.sMr. Lud4o5T. ofsEew York, said he had re-
cas we'd official Jnlormation from the Commit
tee on GrgdeHi isiI5 tIat they Will not be read
TO reportetiA 70 deck. and moved that the
Convention take RTecessi till 5 O'Clock. The
bGoHventioa then adjourned ill > O'Clock.
h., > - BAHTiMoRE, June h.,
- sjialigAh --S ptcial D.sDscies.-T Commits,
tee on CrGdenlials have decided to rtpOFti
..fayor OF lie Admission of the Sonic deleg
s,tf9n from -llouisinnH. Gaucusing has been
e!ibcral!y carried on tonight. TIE Douglas
men have made q tremendous rally. having
been in CONSULTATION all the evening at Rev
.epdy JoliRsCn's. Che high tone assumed by
the Southern delegates and their loud denun
eiftiOn OF the New 7 ork delegS ton have APP
,Parently created q Faction among the latter,
Abe talk is 5hatI ifstle South s-cedes, it will
tOniy lead 70 a newsdficulty; that they will
,t!fen put.0ll arrogant airs and bolt again az
ter being admitted --.f---g :
q 1t seems more likely now than last night
that the Nets York; delegation may uphold
THE report admitting the whole OF the Doug
Aas delegation jrosnsLouisiana and that then
atA tho oJGaf ce;tFs wifi refuse TO come in.
This may, after Rll.elead 20 the nomination OF
Douglas - &T-71
ier.A diligently 81 apersonal nature occurred
''eFnseen two Virginia delegates, and a pistol
tnepiing has been agreed upon. One of the
parties is fiipp0scJl 10 be Mr.. Yost or Mr.. Moi
4if.zthG. Douglas man; the name Of the other
- unknown. THE Particulars are carefully
iiut il il. known that Pryor was
sent for aasa friend pfonc!of the parties. and
iie. arrived here day. Rumor says that the
fIeCting is drraugetf for Tomorrow from the
faet OF The Sudden arrival of Mr. Pryor, So.
So IFSpm tic New York Tribuae.]
New YORK, jane 10. |
o5Nnm5ers Of the Democratic Senators ami
who visited Baltimore audel
Conferred freely with Southern delegates, an
aceuce that there As 80 prospect or eypecta-
tiCn OF n compromise between the rival fac
tions. Mr.: Doaglas IS ar insGpcrable obs:a-
SIC TO any adiustpent, and his friends will
net perElt him too Az thdfaw, even were he |
70 wbicif44e Is not. An explosion |
~ the Conrtnli ion III some form is inevitable, |
l2Gauie stlas.al., a. :.i-ln cannot be recon |
a'tsu. = lai
=. 81 - BALrmors, June 20.
.caSpari1l Isspatch SIC another personal end
cdqbter octtrteq trIs morniag. Last night !
gEsss6re tbs qgnnnissc on creden az ). s+4ag-
g8fgc Of aGr eXci!ias personal character pas |
tkDetwecrf Mr.. whitley, seeding delegate |
ina Alr. Tbwnsent "a Douglas contestant
lsm the same Statg
.aAt nSe1ock tinsi morning. Mr. Whitley |
.nferel tire al!by Il ouse. where Mr. tFo@nsJt
.e1d is stopping, aGd took a seat by the pass 1
aage-w'ay le7;ding Gathe Mushroom. About |
aqnarter past FIVE aAa'. Townsend came down
'yairs into the oiis:e, laid his cane on the
.tinter. att wa$.Yalking into the wash
.opm, .haTAsg to Aa.s Mr.. Whitley. Mr.. ".
'osI.. and as Mr.T%passed struck him pow
.rfai biow~tn TIE side of the head. Mr. T.
Is staggeTfd by r. but recovered immedi-
lIsly ard sprang a. Mr.. W. seized him by
se fr0nt+gt .his sa7rt and ncck-tic, and ran
rtft acloss1lle offiet. Both are very power
y men, iEd thcSjicpt striking rapidly at
ssI5l Othee -sll Mrs. W. fell. Mr.. Towdsend
heh shooksEr. W:&omewhat and said: Sir.-I.
s. ant no sfHcult JeSyith you, and if you will
lI4pisc to S7ehare yourself and LII Dps
IS let yss up. dsir. ". replied harshly toss.
%.isl[ relusIBg to ntfke any promise and still 4
s1ping up the srrug gis The landlord OF
aa.hotel woo alpnecwItnessed the encountcg. |.
salIed Tor ;Gssis AMOS and the police entered
ri separartd thsJp5rties.
=. hen ny W.iros:., he Immediately. thggst,
isAand into his s5rcast pocket as though
SsiI&sl z iOrssamelhis&i
a.. 4. s.id 'ssBa careful, he may be-.
a NJ w.5ia4s ii sEs pocket. then looked.
ss5ind oA-sh. fl5or,syhen Mr. 7. saw Mr.. VS.
fistOl lyiTs.at 4is FEET. He instantly secur-
Is it and Pi5cGdit u lis own pocket, saying:
isElt take cafeaf this for the present"
": W. was then t!sten out of the house, and
u affair fss ior1ffe present terminated .1r-ir T
sSsupposea: that Er I. will not follow up
Ae-qusrrel,enot bazng duelist, but he will
+Eays becpreparS 10 defend himself from
- al q BALTIMORE, June 90
n esferd@y aitcf1bon, Mr.. Pugh and Mf. :.
S9fry, of alississiEp, had an interview. in
saicn the aesiiO Seastor said il the New York
t9egaiioS~SlOuid gIvc the casting vote ds4s1s
dcOnditional aduss ion, then the North-west4 e.
zig sscede.. Onsf5: other hand, he said in .
shalt. of Etnself ahd friends that he would
aite no plssge. zitHgas then agreed on alRi-
dhtls ihaLthe, rupltye cannot be healed, and I
% hopes of harnIa9y are at an end
The keystone CLUB, who are on here from
itIitaCg phfa in tehatf U1 Duugigs had anottl-
3 y ~. fs7. . <T14n e q ine III J.
ttI4 elSlEA.--. ~ ss<Ia Ls@s u sSzsaEs sszss !.
- ses4@ ss..a.sdl hGTs9 hafssesslle Commit !.
c81oncr RI K-s4t. IL. s>fef 2 t-rt "
ates, Of whom Mr. Whitley was one. 10 80 r
LII Ok lss.qs1Sl aSs. SIzE1sl GleiEb2 his
* sstisuEa< szte-iol@ III es0t k.se se asoi she -
&c ,ie itetf "a sos. ts,- +