By This Mornings Mail.

ryom the baltimore Convention.
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Bur;uoeg Wednesday. Mas ls'. 9 A. ~
The Vice Presidency is still in doubt, but the
scale this morning inclincs toward THEoDoRE
FnrL,ScnuYsES of New Jersey, and spFrchcnd
he will be the candidate.


II this should be ss, we have an excellent man
and strong candidate New York must not
comnlain if her preference Is set ASIDE. SINCE II
,r;Il he the work of her own People. The Dele
yates are soiemnly told by Ner- Y'rkers 'hat to
nm FILLMORE IS 10 use the uote Of Ne~- York,
and apprchend this most groundlcss assertion
is destined to have its desired effect.


The NcwYork Delegation have resolved, -
to 4 blanks, to present the name oi Mr.. NJ
more. They will adhere TO hlm 10 the last II
il were not the habit IN certain quarters TO ad-
vcrtise the Delegates from our State as knowing
nothing OF public sentiment therein or designed
" misrepresenting their constituents, their attl-
tudc and representations would prevail; now l
fear they will not.


Pennsylvania presents JouS SERGEANT, but
Mr.. Fillmore is the second choice of many, II not
most of her Delegates. Ohio has held a meeting
and resolved TO 90 en- masse for JoHN DAVIS
though good share of her Delegation prefer
Fillmore. This resolve (madc Yesterday has had
important results.


II is doubtful whether AMBROSE SPENCER ol
New-York or JonN NJ. BERRIEN of Georgia wII!
be called to preside over the Convention.


There are already fully T'renty- Fire Thousand
Delegates TO the Young Mems Convention IN
Baltimore, and the number is hourly increasing
| think we shall have Forty TAoasandin column
tomorrow, besides Ten Thousand who will shun
the fatigue of long, dusty march, H. c.