, 1860-06-21
VOLUME XIII.
FACTS AND SUNmtSES FROM BAL.
TIHlOHE.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Cincinnati 0azct'el
H., Inv trx

The Convention having adjourned till 10.
morrow, speculation is rlte "a to the action Of
the committee on credentials, on which much
depends. The Douglas men now claim that the
COMMITTEES is decidedly in their favor, and Will
admit all the Southern conte,ting delegates on
.he,E ado. They conclude that IN tue cases. Of
florida, Mississippi and Texas, where there
are no contestants, tue Seceders must be nd
mitted. Thia IL considerable abandonment Of
lheir lofty preteneions, as made on Saturday,
high hand. and boosted that not 9 single Sece
der should be admitted, aud that in single
day everything would be accomplished to their
liking.
Tbe Seceders, on the other hand, are quite
as certain that, through the aid Of New York,
aud defeat the pretenslons Of Douglas. One
thing il certain, New York is master Of the sit
ustion, aud eau shape events to its liking. The
bearing Of the two divisions Of the party is in
strune contrast. She Soutbeners are bold. de-
fant and uucompromising, while the Douglas
men are nervous and anxious, aud toady the
New Workers to the most ahj Ct extent.
The following .re the detailed proceedings Of
The Credeutiul Committee: This morning the
Coumittee resolsed that the rules Of tue Con-
vension, SO far applicable, shall be the rules
tor the government Of ,he Committee, acd
further resolved that the contestants shall first
| hare fifteen minutes atlo~ed to state their
| claims, and their opponents the same IN reply.
| Members ot the Committee arc confined 10 five
minutes each. No casa will be decided upon
| until all hare been heard. The cases arc to be
considered rs follows: lst, Mississippi I'd.
Florida g., Texas. 4tb, Arkansas. 5th,
Louisiana. 9Th, Alabama. 7tb, georgia. sth,
Delaware. Afterwards, States where thera are
individual disputes will be presented. In the
case Of Mississippi, letter was received from
No contestants appearing. Mr.. barry aud Dir.
Harksdale appeared and claimed tea's, btiug
deIe4ated 10 baltimore, and bering came here
IN good faith, aud deAirous to make a uoniua
III and platform acceptable to the Democratic
party.
motion was made to take up the case Of
Mississippi, which wss adopted By vote Of is
syes to noes-
! Inquiry having been made under what au-
tLorty the Convention met which re elected
the delegates lrom Nissisaippi. lr. Barry re-
piled tha; the Chairman of the State EXECUTIVE
Committee, the only person who possesses the
| right to call Convention. istned the call. A
question was aaked whaf course the delegates
| were instructed to pursue IN case the majority
report should now be adopted, Mr. Barry re
| piled That they had no instructions upon that
point. The delegates came here with The hope
10 60 to Richmond. They will expect to make
nomination here Nr. Houston said they we're
accredited here by the only Convention which
has been held in their State: thst not eren 9
ma*s meeting had been held in opposition to
their views. They represent the only true De
mocracy Of Mississippi. The case Of this State
~as then clnBed, but under the rule it will nc,
be decided upon until all the cases arc heard.
tspeclxt Dispase> to the n. !. ue'.la.l
: BALTIMORE, Juue IL 6-Mianigbt-1 have rem
| son to believe ahat lhe New York delegation
will vote for The admission Of all the Seceders
Internationally.
Dir. Wendell ia here, and, as friend of Nr
Douglas, broke the intelligence OF his defeat t,
r. | him ty telegraph this Afternoon. Wendell vii
70 with the winning man. 1t WAS arraneed t.,
Q Nr- Douglas with lis irienda that he kh 1uld na
telegraph 10 them, but fesre hin,telf entirely il
b their hards. The suppiiant manner in u bicl
tlr. Richardson askea thu Convention to defe
the vote this evening on the previous question
: shows tue foregone conclusion.
Douglas, think, has now no longer ma
d jo'itJ. owing 10 tbs detection Of his pEofesee
followers. il rery Intelligent and active lfieo
IS lie has OILY one hundred aad forty eight vote:
F, which is tonr short Of . majority. The Douglu
leaders of the West say they vii! nominate III,
a.!h' v, and eecete !! they O. in The uiunri',
IT Cobb. Slidtli. Bright, uasc n aud o1ber SOUL
Of ern m.n, with Corcoran, th- banker, can
ia down this afternoon IRON Washington,
Operate against Douglas, and in fayor Of kee}
y ing the Convention and the parly tnRefher.
e, There is movement among the SoulheI
rs delegates aud members Of Congress to coEces
e trate ucon 2 single map, and that man appen'
=. | to BE- Dickinson. several OF the New it,s
IT. delegation have suggested 10 the South to ind
cate the nan Of tneir choice. whether he b
10 Dickinson, Sey mour OF Lane. and "a present q
:. unhroken front. The NORTH, or a suficie,
g number Of Northern delegations, may go #
b hin. Breck,nridge will be pressed by b
ia friends, but in the united Convention, DicEnss
q will have the best chance. Bis stock is hi,
~ up to night
ae 'Daugiss has Desn killed By bis friends. tt
be violent speec cs OF Montgomery Of Penns1
~ vsnia, Merrick Of Illinois, West Of Co
- necticut and king OF Missuri. did him ere
." mischief this atte. uopn; While tie appeals
ey Hunter, Of M-sour', and Avery Of North ca,
&c lna, IN fnror of union aud conci iation, pr
n. duoed very sensib1e effect upon the Conve
tipn in favor Of the seceders.