New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-03

sion Of the Committee of Arrangements against
them was piece of exceeding PrOSavery impu-
derce.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CINCINNATI, Monday June 2, 1S56-lOP p. VI.
John f. Ward of Georgia will be president OF
the Convention. B. F. Haett put his usual gag
On independent resolutions to-day. The platform
will probably be reported tomorrow in advance of
baottipg 1t will be square up to latest South
ern demands, denying any power in Congress over
Slavery in the Territories, and maintaining the
equality of Slavery with Freedom under the Con-
stitutiOn.
The Committee on Credentials is listening to ar
puments this evening on the Hard aud Soft ques-
tion Whatever they report will probably be
adopted by the Convention without debate and the
responsibility of leaving New-York unrepresented
is most likely to be thrown upon the rival deiesa-
items.
buchanan is not so strong tonight. The Dong
las and Pierce men count one hundred and forty
fonr votes and are determined to stand out to the
last against him. There is clearly to be bitter
stuooe. for both sides are determined not 70 yield
7 still believe there must be new man.
To the AssociatedlPress -, =,
river are arriving this morning thronged with passen'
gers. II is supposed that 10000 strangers are IN e
c,v and cars and boats are momentary arriving with
mare The Burnet House has 5000 cots in an adlon-
iu, warehouse All the hotels Overlooking, and
many delegates have taken quarters in private houses
TIL, Press is largely represented one hundred ara
sixty applications having bsen made foT reporters
desks.
The Convention assemblies at II O'Clock.
TIE buchanan men ere very confident this morning.
Each Of the conesting delegations from New'io!k
have pamphlets in circulation urging their respective
claims.
The softs and Herds have been in caucus all the
morning Deao Richmond, Israel T. Hatch and other
let sders Of the Sos advocate perfect silence until after
the meeting of the Convention both as TO the choice
aud Resolutions of their delegations. Tae Hards are
outspoken in favor of Mr.. Buchanan, and have read
ont the resolutions Of their State Cony enon WITH the
preamble annexed, which is as follows:
TO the end that there may be- nogmstake IL the
minds of any of the delegates to the Natlonal Demo
. Cn,,sntion n reoard 10 orr political prncpl
Lnr+oCore held now held ami heIeafer 10 De he!d hAI
octed urop both here and within our own HtA'e, ess
c;eEv IN the Reputation 10y IL CTSa Sl -! H! y -
ra,ty for or connection with hnow-Notlrslsl' 50
IaI Fr.r. Sofsm or any OF ler political ism, ih,rc-
0 'o,;o, of John A. Green Of NewYoIk The FOL
lowing was unanimously adopted;
vs Thai the Nationol Deiroerac Delesses Q, ne & ,s
w rS,oguise regularly the N.oi q! peu-oc's
~ % az is full power 20 nou,iai rs,y of
,be ,estjeis Of diiferen,s N the DenSS'a a.
,lo sts,As aud hereby agree 10 tolle oS "0' ~
me & s' q, ,tsir rs action IN all respects "h'e'e'
m. Douolas men are in secret caucus al 'he pre-
-. ,ro,,.rt Run,ors prevail Of his withdrawal
,r,, ,rossochusetts delegation have organized ana
,,la.cd II +. Butler of LowelD Chairman. On a lee,
tse delegation was foundPerce II; Bnch ,naaS'
A. II; O'Clock cannon were fred as slgnal '0' tut
Assem- blrg Of the Con' 'en'ior. ,sv
CIxciySArI, Monday, June 2-l2 NJ
,r,o so,s have Just made proposition to DIVIDE
5,i,,,a,es with the Haris provided the HsEds WI.
r,1cc hat both the existing S.,te Organizations su1
.o olardoped and the party reOrganred. The hsri'
80 ,ber ntcuon to iesolutey reject the propose
iCu. ,. ,,ilss IN
Atl2 O'Clock precisely The assemOss' Was oS''1 y
o,ter by Il. NJ. McLane OF DID. ,,nv
Nc, T;char6sou Of III. nominated S,AuFL hcDAM