, 1860-06-22
THE GREAT BALTIMORE ROW!
Bitterness, Savagery and Shooting.
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HAtAefneaes SaVaEefy and Sho0tlnge
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette1
baltimore. June %. 1sso.
O'clock P. MA big b,lt is inevitable, If
the SecederR are not admitted, Virginia. pela
ware, Maryland, North Carolina, Tennessee,
and large portion Of New York, New Jersey.
FennsylvAn'a. Massachusetts, Connecticut, d.,
will Cooperate with the secess'ouists. Ii The
will bolt.
No compromise has or can be proposed. The
majority report will be in favor Of admitting
the DougIasites.
This programme will give the Douelasites
about 166 votes. They claim to hare gained on
Charleston about sixteen votes besides, which
would make thslr whole vote 1852. They calcu
late that after the report is sdopted enough
States will secede IA leave lS2 ro,es-two thirds
Of all present. Ttey will then repeal the ruiz
requiring two thirds Of the Electoral CulIeRe to
nominate, aud nominate by Two thirds OF those
PRESENT The Douglas,tes say freely that they
gill to morrow nominate Douglas cr break up
the Convention in row. Pugh declares ,hr,
will take out the whole Northwest. So sa9
other Ohio men. The bolt, ia case the Seceders
are not admitted. assumes formidable aspect
The ls'est report Of Their strength il 10 votes
ID Pepns. lvania, Is in New York, and all Cali
torn'a, Oregon aad Virginia. or courre, the
Siates that seeded before will stcede then.
Kentucky in that case will leave the Conyeu
t!oo, on the ground that it is no longer Ma
tionhl Convention. and it will not participate IN
the Seceding Convention on the Hame ground
among Northern boilers are Counted also s
Massachusetts, votes, including Caleb Gushing
Tue Sontherners are very determined, and say
they will hold q Convention here. Ever, thing
looks ripe for an immediate row. aud i fatal
split TOMORROW, With two Conventions of about
equal stz-, and TWO candidates.
NnF II F,S9 srl H.
fate OF the Convention. 4 few If her dele
gates are war; ring, and incline DOW to Douglas
and then antl Douglas, as persuasion is brought
TO bear upon them.
baltimore, June 20, h1dnisbt.-The anti.
Douglas bolt appear to gather strength. 1Lear
thing It that those interested claim l72 votes
ihe Nougiasl1es hare made 6lundrr By hlfow
y gaming strt tngth, aud the 81 mpathies Of the
crowd and the ouuide pressure are growing
more and more anti i-DouKlas. All parties are
preparing tor the great but le Of to m,urrow.
The Committee Of Arrangea ents will al'o
one or two speeches on each side, ard then call
ehe previous question The ssnuthern Douglas
lies are caue using tonight: the Seceners ditto.
Large crowds huve assembled IN front Of the
Gilmore House and I.yerdS Junnsop's resi-
neLce. Auti-Donglas men have the advantage
10 point Of numbers and enthusiasm Tie
Douglasltes are very bitter and deuu1 c,atory,
naEAAA0uu NHEIEQ i'm Will meet here.
There are sesef al rumors Of the plan proposed
Inc most reliable report is that the Convention
w'll assemble IL morrow at Richmond-Sou,h
Carolina and Florida being the only S ate1 pres
ont, and adjourn to meet here When the Aut.
Douglas butt comes Of, this Convention wi,
probably be as iarge, as hst vii be left nrette
Douglas side. The general telling to-. light il
th.t The Democratic .rty is irrotrieyab1y split,
apd that Tomorrow will be the last day OF thu
n it,opaf democratic party.
At one ot the Hotels, about one this morning.
q drunkrn ADAMS Gee ate, nho had quiz
relied With ~ Illinois delegate, went to the lat
tE1's room to shoot him, but Couldn't get in.
This morning it is stated two Virginia delegates
went out to fight duel. The names Of the par
.ies, and the result. hare net transptred. Bad
blood and bad liquor are DUNG their work
l. L,st night WAS an awtu'!y drunken time among
the delegates AID outsiders.
Yesterday r. H., after the Convention I'd
jonrned, drunken speeches we're made by Fish
cr rot Virginia. some speeches On .le hotel
balconies sst night were hnrdiy less drunken,
Two speakers, after ending their laraugups,
were 20 exhausted as to require two men each
to support them TO their roums. ! hear, tuls
morning. that Loripg OF Massachusetts, and
Gilmer Of Pennsylyanis, arc parties to an or
Ean'zed Northern bolt ia case the Seceders are
not admitted. Gi mer ia rep rted Ast utght to
have gone into the Alabama Doug1asites' room,
Distaking it for the Seceders', and there has-
lng a"Ioldea hts plans Tor tie bolt, there IVES
mica amusement
,speelal p;,pa,eh tn the f,tnt;n,,t cor r,n.rr,,,,
-,
~, r. A.Ilhe CITY swarms Ike bee hire.
~ parties Know that the fight comes in the
morning. Immense CROWDS fill IL nument
square The usua risa! N 4ss meetings are 81
unltaneon%iy roaring. T~o sets OF speaksre
are d'ng donK'loG and playing the same old
fuo-a-dup tnre for and against Doug}as-4'
thousand voices Keep necessarily crying Yan
q iancy y'-bands Ala}ln9-Ronan caudles
expsodln9~nde'"alks ttroneed esery here.
~ O'Clock +. A.-Ihe 1ancsy crowd in Non
nment square Is the biggest and the noisiest-
ancey made great speech. lie denounced
the y ugtas faction as small men, with small,
seihsn measures. DC: said they are ike the
ostrich With his head in ,he sand, and didn't
kno" that tts ugly, ragged body WAS exposed.
be said whoever charged him with being dis
organizer snd dihuDionlst I'ed. He boldly de.
nouucsd the Douglas speakers at the other
stand as pettt'ogge1s and towards. The crowd
case hlnl niue cheers.
1ov. u ID, OF bhao, Will preside over the
Douglas CONVENTION after the retirement Of Mr.
Gushing.
HAIf'PAsr TES O'CLOCK P. M.-The speeches
before tho rival mass meeting were bitter be-
yond expression. Iancey's speech WIS one or
the nildest. Many exasperat;ug personalities
we're uttered on both sides A Douglas dele
gate from Pennsylvania said if any delegates
seeded from that State, they wouid not dare