The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15


Of Edward Bsies - the olive branch Az the various
parties which earbestly oeshe 70 overthrow Tho noos-
rs svs,y sns% 4. a. rcssa
our nom the upjust but - nsging ,nputsoa OF
Horace Greeley, holm D. Des'ses, John Tosel James
3. EAds, Dr. A WammeY, committee.
me excursion r;,ss rom sacpsnso % sose We on,
arrived ~ haf pAst Sne IL wss received here ~ the
depot amid the nrBs Of cannon BY an immense con.
oess,on ,hroush tho principal streets 70 the
Curtin; q Isnns, ivsns; + noss.s.an; o. oe,e;
Much disappointment was felt u not bearing Tom
uorwin who 10 speak this evening Every
train arriving brings largo accessons 70 the already
OUR SPECIAL DETROIT DESPATCH.
THE NEW ENGLAND AND NEW YORK DELEGATIONS
ES ROUTE DEMONSTRATIONS OF TIE SEWARD
PREDICTIONS, ETC.
special train Of nine cars, containing delegates and
outsiders from New England and New York ssase, AZ
rived here about O'Clock The New England deiosa
ton accompanied BY Glmore's band, Of Boston. Inc
latter perfcy med "God save the Queen" and YANKEE
DOODLE at all the stopping places in Canada, and was
listened by large crowds Of vi,orss subjects, uA'o
and female
The New Workers. on board are mostly outsiders, and
are special friends Of Seward.
These dees atoms remained at Buffalo and Niagara Falls
over Sunday. THIS morning some Of the SeSard mon
indicated their preference by the display Of badges,
which waved by others - dictatoral and in bad
Taste who did not adopt them rhere ID evidently .
strong feeling for other candidates, being understood
that the Pennsylvania New Jersey and Connecticut dele
sstons will op Jose Seward the ground that the Ame
ricans in those States win oppose him.
the penu vlvan Sa and Ma
Jersey delegations viii cast the first ballot their
for Cameron, Dayton and Pennington, and on the
second ballot for Mclean, 70 whom they viii probably
adhere, unless the Convention indicate . willingness 70
compromise Wade and Banks. On the nrst ballot
Maine win vote for Fessenden; Vermont for CoEsmer
Massachusetts, win scatter Feasenden, Seward and
wade New HAmpshiye for Fremont; Conneotcut win
give two for Chase and other delegates win divide
between Wade and Bates Rhode Island for Seward and
Mclean; New York sad California for Seward; Ohio viii
divide between wade and Chase Indiana, Missouri, Ken
lucky, virginia, Maryland, Delaware aad Oregon for
Bates; Illinois for Lincoln Nshigan and Wisconsin Cor
Seward; Iowa for Bates and Wade.
On the Informal ballot Mr. Banks win not DO presented
There ID . very strong under current for him.
Upon the arrival Of the delegation here, the news
papers made further Demonstration for Seward, BY the
display Of largo banner bearing several Of hs rrepres
eiblo sentiments and hB portrait
On the arrival Of The train u Windsor, OAnada, opposite
Detroit The delegations received By deputasaon Of
citizsus with band Of music and escorted 70 this city
upon approaching which, cannon fred and IN i'm
mcnse course Of people welcomed thsm with loud Cheers
and Afterwards escorted tnem the cars after hours
delay in Detroit The delegates proceeded 10 Chicago
OUR SPECIAL CHICAGO DESPATCH.
OucAeo, Nay IL, 1880.
Stewards prospects, have materially changed for ths
worse the last twenty hours The Psansyivaa dsls
CATION are here numbering Of The stroossss
the State among whom Ovid wimot, Tnad. Stevens,
Andrew n. Reddsr and Colonel Curtin, the rspubh-
can nominee for Governor, who are al working hard
against Seward They pressing earnestly and firmly
the claims d Cameron for the Presidency and urging biz
nomination certain 70 carry Psnnsylvania, which
the contest They say hat ths ssAss n leas
doubtful with any other man, and they certain Of do
feat with Seward, who viii drive OF the American VOTE
Colonel Curtins election depends upon the defeat Of Sc
ward and he 10 concentrating the labor OF q campaign
against him The position Of this state gives them great pro-
minence and their views and Information Of the political
position Of their State receiving grave consideration.
But the delegation Is divided, . portion going for Nc
Lean, and the nght RACES with violence.
Indiana, ninon, New Jersey, portion OF Iowa. Ohio
Otkon b1u VAC otssc1s Az enA1ihlo8 - htaAnst
seward. Indiana s divided between Cameron and I'm
coin Indiana all Lincoln, OHIO Tor Chase Oregon and
Missouri for BAsss New England will support Seward
one or Two ballots, and then conire, possible, upoa
Wade whose stock d improving rapidly. Lincoln SANDS
vel night, but Pennsylvania New Jersey Indiana and
Illinois will take Wade, and Ohio will drop Chase after
res ballots and susport him SewArds friends secm
wsvering but the large delegation from New York TO-
night viii strengthen omorrow.
An address In favor Of Bates, written by Bialr and
signed BY Greeley, John Duirees, and German two,
was extensively circulated today, but ~ fen Stubborn
Greeley n taking Bates, but makes Roadway, only
receiving The anaihemas Of the republicans for his rsach
cry In deserving Seward TO exhums old fol Greeley
seeps in the bosom Of the Missouri delegation, with " r.
Blair and James n. Van Ain.
Rogers aud Pangborn, Of Boston, and Dosio Of The
Springfield Rr,cas, are urging Banks, bu, he hss no
chance Of receiving forty votes.
The contest IL narrowed down 10 Be wasd Iincos and
wade The latter, with Hickman Vice, Governor Nor.
san Of New York Klrkwcod Of Iowa, Ramsey, Of Mn.
nesosa Randall o wsoonsin, Dcnnson Of Ohio, Woods Of
nnncis and Morrill, Of Maine, the fremont, sdvs
Jog their respective delegation. IL said that covsrnor
Morgan lsvors western a. arss on ihs ticket with
n Morgan Of New York NJ Vice President and quite
ready 10 drop Seward Ansr . few complimentary
ballots.
David Dudley Field, Hiram barney and John A.
Gray, Of New York. are urging Bates with great vigos
In Governor King arrived 10 night The hoseb are
alled with excited politicians and the farorc for isuoon
ana Wade lscressca There over one thoosand
s,rnneerr IN attendance And the ba vel p~troned
N SAID Gov. Morgan ehavovs any desire 10 take
place The uckst
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
wSsauoros, Nag IL, 1880
There d very active worh the part q tho rspsbican
ssprarts for the Chicago nomination Cameron q Pcsn-
syvsns, has purchased two hundred round trio tickets
70 be distributed among hk friends THIS ensnrs siNts
representation o. Pennsylvania republicans IN The chcsyo
Convention.
Union Rassneasson Meeting I'm Baitt-
more.