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Correspondence of The Tribune.


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Correspondence OF TIE Tribune


BALTIMORE. Thursday Nors.,


,ald YOU last nigh; the way in which, on NJ
ninth and last ballot, the several States il avo,
of Polk dropped into the ranks one by one, each
State through its speaker expressing deep rcgre,
that lis fayorite had not been selected, but sayng
they would surrender their first love with bleed
mo heart. Nc. with much more blamey of the
same character. so IS to produce the united yo,.
of the Convention on Polk. TO those who kneE
the d,ep hatred Of the various sections toward,
each otsor. it was 4 truly laughaJle farce


Eut Benz BurLsR's surrender was the most
,,nusing. Wlth long face he profeSSed 10 BE-
aronzed at dropping Van and taking up Polk,
y.bc,. in fact. It was New.I York diplomacy that
ls;d hold of Polk. He said he was sure he could
cary New-york by 10000 majority for Polk.
He also stated that he had a letter in his pOcke,
from Van Buren, telling hm 10 withdraw his
name. if he found it necessary desirable; but he
had not told tins 10 any OF his colleagues.


In the afternoon, W,LHsR OF Miss. spoke Of
the great sacrifice New-lork had made IN with,
drawing Van Burcn. and therefore he named Suls
WsIcirT for Vice President. whom he highly euO.
q \, d as the Cato OF the Union


Nr. LUDLOW OF Ky. sad he would now with
d,aw Col. Johnson's name for Vice. he would DO
anv,hipo To put down Whggery he liked
Wr;.ht-brt he would rather have man who
had been N a fight. even II II was 6st-fght.-
daughter.


DRoncooLE of Va. seconded the nomination Of
Silas Wright, and euogized hlm highly.


After the ballotng was over for Wee Pcs.
dent. Mr. FRIEND of n y said iha, Wright had
told him he would not ALLOW h's name 10 be used
under auy circumstances, bat ne believed nc
would serve.


CAVE JOHNSON sand he was authonzed BY NJ.
Riyes of the Globe To pledge the support Of
,ha, paper to the nominations oi Polk and Nrght
and as 10 the recent attacks made by the GbOe
on the Southern and Weston members Of CSc
gr.ss, why all that would be made rlgh', TO ah
satisfaction of all. Laughter and few hss


Committees were then appointed To commu!
c,te to The nominees the acton Of the ConEa
ton. and to draft an address to the people 81 ih
United States. and a SET OF resolutions lllGitnhH
of the principles of the party. But as these e,
- thoroughly known to you and your reatcf',
certainly sIan't trouble myself by writing out
copy.


The Convention then adjourned to NEE; at
o'clock this morning 10 hear from Mr.. Wright
possible. and 20 hear the Chairman's VaIedcio7


Nr. Wrgh,'s last answer last night We; thai
he could not accept at present; but the New
York Delegation have pledged themselves to la
Convention that he shall serve; and Nh Bliia
of y. Y. went down To Washington IN The nlsh
to see Mr.. Wright and get has assent.


EI0ur 0CrocKA.A
must close for the mail-thc Convention mas
INST mci. No answer from Wright yet.


E.atcr.-It is raining and have not tune
to run back to the Convention, but Marcus
Morton has Just told me that Wright has sa'
word this morning that he rW not stand for y"
Presidrnt, under anV circumstances.