New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19
AFTER THE NOMINATION

Editorial Correspondence oil lie ~ l.
PHILADELPHIA, June II, lcoo-S P. m.
TIE nomination of Fremont on the first ballO
was inevitable; but his vote was strengthened b
the withdrawal and resubmission of Judge n Lean
name. In the intervals several wayering Delegates
decided for Fremont.
The votes for Nj Lean from Maine were carried
for him by the personal Influence Of the brother
Wsshburn, and given not because MLean WAS
NOS. acceptable to Maine, but in order TO help
PENNSYLVANIA The same Influence gave N Lean
come votes from Ohio Indiana and Illinois.
Had Judge MLean's name not been frat with
drawn, bis vote might have been run up 70 two
hundred think not higher
The earnest, impas'ioned appeals Of the Pennyl-
vania1s changed some Delegates wh' preferred
Frem ut, but all would not avail
There is some soreness among the North Amerl-
cans on account of the success OF Mr.. Ciddingss
motion TO lay on the table the letter from the New
York Convention, which motion was afterward
recon sdered by ten to one, and The communication
referred to the Platform Committee. The Con-
vention never intended TO trea. the North Aneri-
cans with shadow Of disrespect; on the contrary,
il is most anxious TO secure BY any honorable
means the coo peration OF all who agree with them
in the fund mental principle of Slavery Restriction
presume repor. in this spirit will be presented
b5 the Platform Committee tomorrow morning.
The Vice. Presidency is still in doubt. To take
Gov. Johnston threatens 10 revive in Pennsylvania
feuds which time has nearly healed. Any candl-
DATE who is acceptable to those who did not pre-
fer Freuo ont for Precedent will be acceptable ~ q
majority Of the Convention. The names Of Banks,
Wimot Dayton and Wilson are freely canyassed.
Massachusetts, insists that Sumner must no! be
taken of the floor OF the Senate even to fill its
chair. She wants him where he can speak for
her. Banks is also withdrawn by the Massachu-
setts delegation, yet he may be insisted on, not
wi,hstandiDg.
The opposition to Fremont is giving way as rap
idly aud generally as the most sangaine could nave
hoped Some few veterans will retire, regretted
tut their places will be supplied. ii. L.
sf,e,l Dispatch 70 The n Y Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, June IL, 1870.
II has been q day Of painfully iLtehse eIcis'
men, in the Convention; but the results are re-
gsrded az mott favorable 10 union and succe.S
sgsipst Buchanan. Pennsy lyania, though sg-
pIieved, bends gracefully, and will give cordial
support to Fremont.
The epthu.iam among the friends OF Fremont Is
immense. The Convention WIS wild Tor some
uom.pts after the announcement.
The Vice Presidency is the subject Of caucu''ins
,orisht. Ii Pennsylvania will agree on man.
that choice will be respected.
Mr.. Banks telegrsphs not to nominate MN,
otherwise he certainly would be, and may be, not
withstsLdiDg.
Senator Day ton Of New jersey is perhaps the most
nrouirently mentioned. Mr.. Meredith Of Philadel'
pbia i. proposed. Par. Of Pennsylvan, and the
IVES, are very eager for Senator Wilson.
Some of the North Americans are very sore, oa'
the opinion Is they will adopt the ticket made
here at New York tomorrow.
The Platform is voted perfec. By al.
The Conyen iion will be through b. tomorrow
b0D.
The pr. mature withdrawal q NJ NLeaa usd