The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11
ATTEMPTED REvlNAL OF the WING PARTY
Nomination Of John Bell, Of Tennessee,
for President, and Edward
Everett, Of Massachusetts,,
for Vice President.
SKETCHES OF THE CANDIDATES
OUR SPECIAL BALTIMORE DESPATCH.

OUR SPECIAL BALTIMORE DESPATCH. v
" BAInxoKn Nay 10, 1889.
Ths Eusaw House pols. sns have nominated Bell, and
TIE Bsrnums Hotel squad Houston. Tho pressure
brought the doubtful delegates b Tremendous
The Virginia and North Carolina delegations-which
nearly all old whss-are raising = great cry against
Houston, declaring that they have whig nominee
and viii take any other. The howl which they
raising has frightened the Houston delegates from the
Made States.
There secret movement on foot, the contest be-
tween Bell and Houston should prove close, 70 offer
resolution declaring Mclean and Bell the choice o; this
Convention.
washrs Hunt s7sch tailed Of fer Vice President;
his speeches yesterday have feeling In the
Southern deleg atione For him.
Henry NJ Fuller s on netles tbH morning, fearing thas
portion Pernsy vania delegation will 90 for Eous
Ton upeet SLAMS be te candidate for the Vice.
Presidency with Dsn.
There rash /, the church this morning Until all
parts crowded to overfrwing.
Aftr lengthy discussion aud Offering an nsnusr Of
ssndmente the conveneer accepted rcsch ton to the
that the chairman Of each delegation should cast the
vote OF delegate Aat delegate should instruct
him snd that majoriS the delegation shsud cast the
vote for any vacancy nx,eir delegations.
InDedstely after TIE adoption Of thx resolution, the
Convention proceeded informal talot for a cand
DIST, for Presidency.
Alabama LED or sor Everett, and the Massachusetts
delegation instead voting Crscnden cast their
nor HIM. The failing or from my sta nent Last night
Nat Houston weald get upwards Of eighty arose
RON the charge Of part Of the New York, New Jersey
Alabama and Kentucky vote In caucus this morning
BALTIMORE, May 1o-Eyeaing.
Athe ASSEMBLING OF the Convention, at five p r., Col.
s~zer Of Missouri behalf OF the delegation from that
Presidert which received with great enshusas n
me course pursued by the leaders Of all the
other delegations and Mr. Everett AIRED nom-
for the Vice President, amidst cheer after cheer
Some two hours was thereupoa spent buncombe
speeches ard 4 regular epidemic OF enthusiasm swept
through the Convention well the galleries Most OF
the Delegates 70 all appearances perfectly satisfied
with the result, Ct the Convention but the private opinions
Of many Of them predict ,ns OF . failure. VI
~ Al eleven NJ. yesterday the nomnsion Of Houston
conceded by every body here, view OF this
the Virginia and North Caro- ina delegations, which
all old wings, commenced . desperate game
against MIN and at three O'Clock this morning
they were going from TO ROOM making appeals
10 the different delegates to take other They
succeeded In changing seven from New York. aud four
from New Jersey, all Of Alabama and Georgia and
Forida delegations Had those remained arm thsy de.
cded 70 vote yesterday Houston would received
~ hVo N"ts hsh ectekthpueu iAst nEnt, Dut the
change Of thirty votes the lrst ballot the tide
In favor OF Bell Tse Rabcon being passed,
there chance for him. HIS friends were desert
Ing them under the plea of Virginia ami North Caro-
lima Tor whggery II then too ate for them recover
Tho ninAuJn Of Bell is considered sbcrton by at
ssst half Of those here The live declare them.
solves stamped by their frs, DEAL and tina, enhu.
s,asm be raised for Bell The cd wings Of the Con.
venuon have carried their point, and Young Ausri-
tuvllf1 4 ka.l Ac.r,
ardent Supporters of Bell do not claim any greater sue
cess than the Fillmore ticket received In 1850 =
The nomination Of Ev-fcu for Vice President has sats
ned many Of the eisappoated rpiris OF the Ken
tucky delegation claiming that II all bring The ticket
one hundred Thousand votes in the sogih.
The Convention having elOsed Ia ssSrs and aiouruei
de- 'hs de saiss packing their trunks and leav
ing for home
rsuae.uon meeting ls being held IA Moaumen,
square, and number OF the del-guss Speaking N
the chm crowa gathered there. II would certainly seem
that BALTIMORE would be enthusiastic for the
somiDa'ion, but the ssihsriss TO night s a tame
annf-ne Only smsn, but hcks enthusiasm
fhs nay be osi-g IN part 10 the short notice
given, but In vies Of the tat that vere Published
In large bumhcrs BY the sdtr1rc press there oash to
be lager CT Q rg han ihsie is ind The slaad Il
coss cecdeav az though the nominsuops f>l en- still
born even N RAinore-thA, the attempt 70 galvsai1s
-
May Of hs ae esS,k feeling decidedly Gown IN The
mouth 10 hight ana nssre that ~n no, b. osg b.
fore there Will be sudden sickness al around
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Nay 10, 1850 "
IRE somrston Of Bcl at Bslamore 10 considered q
weak pomnstoo bat vii probssy iosure the uorlns.
too Of other man than seward at Chicago mo.
and Everett bad been nominated the election world
probably have gone " the House fair chance FOR
success When frat reported this morning that
Houston VAS Do1insied feeling Of general condolences
and rthass.m awakened easy 70 describe yhs
hat Of Bel ias failed any hopo Of success n
yin probably however, divide aud distract Tennessee
and Get alsrss vote In Pennsylvsnn and ssme Of he
MIDDLE states eniess uhe rspubAoAns make conservative
somiaauon at ch.esxo. 4
ne acton Of The republicans to day, In repssnr The
Law Of New Mexico rssius 70 ssver considered An i'm
polite movement AID VIII tell against them In the uex,
campaign.
The psssage Of The Hsmcsiead bin ~ lhe Senate. a.
though no, by party vots, may help Mr. wafe who hss
charge Oft
Mr. Seward and his friends are stu confident ma
eovevsr a remarkable historical fact that although he
has been n The Senate for years ye, s vel known
shas Eve shs Of The repubncaa delegation In Cccsress
arc Opposed V HE nomination.
IHE PROCEEDINGS OF THE coNvESTroN
hAirrsOrr, Nay 10, 1900
The Convention met 81 ten ocosk
he czsp presented letter from Jusse ch.ubsv, A.
Mar land, expressing regret II not being able "A .,.
md horins thn wise and patriotic result would b. y.
Ansd.
Aso telsgrspbic desFstch from Washington, rrOr,
Hays wssek Of New York, urging Me constitution and
Fashinsou's Farewell Address" sunlcsnt platform
on eaihng the roll, dcsssses appeared IRON Florida
nd Rhode sland which not represented yesterday
'osrFu r. lSsrrsofr rcpor,ad nom tie Committee on
'tsrsts hs rtsul Ct their de6srfiions whca he SAID
70 eoafs'Sfz'd ~ gres unRsimity ssI psir,otisn
Ne report ssys that
.ntt.is t.ptfiente hsl aesn1nsr rated that al pial
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