The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-12

Lew reiouael q tas sou,hsra be rcs aaoptsc TIA
Ell be the ssrs Tor she ~snara~a CT a tho southero
Gel sssices wrh about 'h,sy tho New Yorx delegs
10, ,hsV four Of ienrs, issnis. one half o.
MASSACHUSETTS,, ard perhaps soue Others The
seced,s viii Thea pfoceed 10 nase % nsnAnou
sd appeal to inc oocDuy me ooesaus lett behind xi
probably nominate Dougse; out rs calculated be
rot ses sn ct ct1rs VOTE VIII lated ever
la Illinois 3, Laeoin Some toie ssy thai In the ovea
u Toe shose Of NE Southern asles so.s seoeoiog al Bal
tuore Dcoeiss wl Withdraw his name; but otnsJs say
that lie viii debt 10 The butter end.
TIE Southern all gay that they have sripAtby
20 iousiss perecnsly but to bis principles they
would prefer him 10 Southern standing the
came principles, thai be the chance Of In
dcstns the Candidate They regard his squaer sovs-
eway which lesisias them and their property
q TIE Territories, only modification Of sbol,oa or
another form u the republican Doctrine which proposes
{, DO n BY gsatos IN Ccpgress They say that they
willing to lake any sound from the Northern or Md
do Ssa,es. They would take either Lane or Dckiascu.
They claim TO stand tho vsnssss ground Of coming to
the Baltimore CoDvens,on, not man or sgsius. man.
but pr,ncpls.
This Convention ~iil probably adjourn quite early to
morrow till after the melting Of the Baltimore C,nven-
Tor.
Mr. lawrence, Of the National Hui dslsEassou from
lawrence o. Rhode Island, and editor OF democratic
magazine 81 New York, Mr. stuart editor Of the DaS,
Meas, Is aoosber delegate Mr. Mott, who is the suosta
,ute FOR Gideon Tucker on the delegation ID q son OF
DR.. Mot, OF New York.
Nina O'CLOCK II
A. caucus bec this afternoon an important chsogs
was made To the programme. la conssqas OF do
pAichss received from wAshiaSscn suggesting that
coughs men would play the game Of Indignation at
Arfntfou AZ
Convention, Ia deemed prudent oy tue delegates 20
abstain rom adopting any platform at pressuts 0ourse
which ioes not pecuse their insisting toe minority
platform Il Baltimore, equivAIens t. Tnsy
axe action that fairly toe way u rscon
citation.
It m undsrs,ooi that the Convention will do nc ihios
but orssnze permanently, and
the list
Henry Clay MUD has besn here from washiaston,
Lobbying for Douglas ana mprsss'ns people ~'ta his
srength, also wa ching the proceesisgs he went home
Wis sflerpoon rather Greet fallen.
Several Of the v,rsin's dslessiou sxpecsd here
morrow, when friendly tas Will take pace bsswseo
iDem aud tho members Of his Convention.
THE PROCEEDINGS OF TIE CONVENTION
RcuMoyD, fuae II, 1850.
The Convention assembled ss noon
Governor LuBHucx, OF Texas, called the chair.
Ut to hs State he trusted they bad oled for
Jiuuph of principles and for piunaer, and that II
heir principles repudiated rey viii g, before tho
,rntry ~ tho truo democratic party with their primo,
pss emblazoped their banner.
Prayer WAS offered BY Rev. Mr. Burroughs.
The States called
New York responded amidst icus applause A list OF
delegates, appointed BY the trustees Of tho National
Democratic Hall of the state o. Neg York, wAs
handed In, follows.-Colouel BAlis Of Syracuse
isaac Lawrence, Jsnes B. Bensel. James vallsrs, ".
Drake Parsons, janice sefby. n Dudley Beau, Alfred
Gilbert, John Loriner Grshsm and John B Boost
The dtgsie who presented the credentials Thacdeus
2 Mott Who here the sitcrna ate Of Gideon Tucker,
Who Il detained BY serious nncss He umo did
not permit tie csDg Of S,sts Convention together
he by the President that sxtseu
members Of the committee approved Of the deegsisos,
and desired thai they should reprsseat the State he
Richmond Cow spt,on.
The rsedepuAs are certified 10 By Samuel B. Williams,
Chairman OF the trustees of National HAUL william Bssn
Lawrence, for the Chairman Of Executive Conmit.ee
Dudley BsaD Secretary Of tho TruAtes~ JAMES B. Benssl
Chairman OF the Executive Committee, and lawrence
Secretary OF shs Association.
The ntaton created quite stir and much srrprse
Il supposed 70 be . 10 favor Of Dickinson New
York members Of The press do undssssAsd shs move
mebt
One delegate Myers Fisher, from Virginia.
AL toe ssctdug stAies represented bot Delaware
Mr.. BARRY, OF Mississippi, moved the appointment
mrit,se Of from each State permanent orgs
aizason, and at O'Clock the Convection sdoused TIL
ten 10 morrow.
Mayer Wood has sent word here that the dslegsaou
from New York represects mob ody and tho iupsesnoa
Il that they win be rePuchsed By the coaveaaoa. |
There wil be little or cscsssion 10 pubic Every
hing yin be settled In committee and an dinsrsaoss Of
opin,on sccom moaated.
There doubt that the Conveoon viii cose 10 NOR.
row Y await the action a, BAlumore.