From the Phladelphia hq,,;rsr.
THE LOCOFOCO NATIONAL CONVEN-
UInN
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II seems to be pretty well understood that Mr.
Calhoun will not permit his name to go before
the National Convention which is 10 assemble
in Baltimore in May. He has discovered that he
has not the slightest chance of nomination in
that body, and to submit his name, therefore,
would be at once TO yield to the management of
Van Burenism. II appears by a statement in
the New York Plebeian, that Mr.. Van Buren
has secured very large majority Of the lO4 del
eegates thus far appointed. OF these eighty are
for Mr.. Van Buren, tcelve for Colonel johnson,
and t,relpe for Mr. Calhoun, as follows:


i For Van B,ren-New York SO Indiana l2; Maine
9; Missouri Z Connecticut s.; Vermont G.; Massa-
chusetts 4; New Hampshire /. Total 30
I For Mr.. Caltonn-slaine 1 South Carolina q;
Georgia .. Total IL.


For Col Johnson-Kentucky IL.


OF the eleven States casting these votes, the
delegation is said to be complete, except in New
Hampshire, Massachusetts, and South Carolina.
= New Hampshire has only appointed one of the
delegates for the State at large, and the other
FIVE are referred to the counsellor districts Mas
sachusetts has appointed two for the State, and
two in districts. South Carolina has only APP
pointed the delegates at large. If the delega-
lions are filed up with men of the same opinions
as those already appointed, the result in those
States will be Van Buren SO, Calhoun 10, John
son r."


The following is the paragraph in the Colum-
bia (S CO. Chronicle TO which we recently,
alluded: llf gS 4


'sW We believe it is conceded by the friends of Mr..
Calhoun in this State that there is no longer any
hope of his receiving the nomination of the Balti-
more Democratic Convention. Indeed we have it
upon authority that Mr.. ]. G. Calhoun himself has
said that he could not suffer his to go before
that Convention, and ,routd not receue aomina
lion from 1t, If amy Of the States represented in il
upon The principle adopted by The Syracuse Coapention Of
.NeD York." s t