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Baltimore Coneention.-Let US briefly state a few facts: The Delegates for New Jersey were appointed by meeting of tlOetce indi- viduals. Nine of these were office holders, and the others near relatives of the village Postmaster, Delegates for Illinois were ap- pointed at Vandalia. At Jackson, Miss. va cancies in the Delegation were filled by a meeting of nine. At Mobile, few public officers, with their brothers and cousins, ap- pointed the whole Alabama delegation. In New York, Maine, Kentucky, and Louisia- na, the Van Buren members of the Legisla- ture did 1t all. In New York f614y-l,tne members appointed forty-two Delegatess In Maine thirty members appointed eight. In Kentucky nineteen appointed fourteen; and in Louisiana fourteen appointed seventeen. Appointing number 165-Delegates 106. In Illinois, the Delegates are Mr. Pew and T, P. Moore, both of Kentucky. 'sFresh from the people, with vengeance!

 