The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

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Ne exercises were ksss up 70 ~ hour.
THE LATEST,
OUR SPECIAL CHICAGO DESPATCH.
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IASes additions "a The numbers IN The city arc made By
the arrival II every a and the Convention bids fAir 70
b The largest ever oongTsgaisd together.
No penecsans hsve had hard days caucusing, md
viii 10 definite result Il clained that twenty three
ssatss and two Territories VII b represented Kansas
end Nebraska have delegates here. Oregon repssssas
ID ~ horace Greeley, who has bean going about Ne
ssses with Seward badge lansd 70 bis coat TN M
only delegates nom Missouri that have ssen are Frank
Blair and . bowie knife seven sest long, inAsndsd
% . preesat nom he Missouri republicans 70
- T. Potter. Virginia, Keusucky aad Maryland
ere equally short, md row p sBprchsnded The fsw
persoas nom the shave States attempt 70 cass The fun
vote Of thsss States Tey understood 70 be Bates
nsn, although q tho Virginia refugees nearly tho whole
aelegattoa are 1og Seward.
me- Seward mcn not as frightened 1t tho earnest
opposition 70 him from sn quarters except New
York Tho announcement by Mr. Curtin, tho rspub
bean candi NE for Governor Of Peunsyfvanh
that hi own defeat viii surely follow Seward
nomination; by Nh. lane, Of Indiana, that hi
ssass can b carried with any cher repubnca
candidate than sswsrd by the niaols AelsgAasa TIA
The repuhlisns Of Southern Illinois will vols for Bell
Seward h nsminatsd by the New Jersey delsssxou that
sswards nomination will give The STATE The dsmooraas,
and that Dayton, Bates or lincoln win casy III by the
Missouri deesacn, that with Bates tAsy carry their
sAs and with Seward 10 dessaaed by Rhodo Island and
Conssctsus thAs Seward oaaaos carry ether Of those
Satss has produced reaction IN the ranks Of the var
delegations that Injuries Sewards chances materially
Ninety four votes tho mest counted for Seward
Dh morning before the ssove canvass. Tonight In
diana, by majority vote, has decided TO vote for Lin
coin; Ohio Informally voted majority FOR Ohsse, but
Obliged 70 ssave him. hey must, indicate preference
= solovs.wads, "a; Lincoln 10; Seward, g. Bates,
Ao1ean,S Many Of IL Delegations still osnsusng'
mo feeling against Seward increases. Tho Penssyl.
vanians declare that Aey viii stick 10 Cameron I'LL the
last ms osm~on stock went up considerably sns morn
ing.
Hsuknan p proposed BY Blair for Vice President With
linOon, 10 satisfy ne Psnnsyivsaisas
me iowa deiesstion met this morning, and majority
o. sSili vote for ainooh, for whom powerful effort
will be made.
was believed yesterday ths. sewazds neninato.
wa Inevitable, but many OF hi former supporters
eeSnnins 70 think ths. would DO equivalent 70 party
soklde.
Tho hst OF candidates. now stands thus:-wade very
strong, and 1ssss, Cameron, lincoln, with one Or two
more, IN the back grccnd There iAlk Of putting
Banks the ticket with Lincoln That Seward has lost
during The sa,vass sssnerszy conceded.
The prospec. h hat there vii be q running Chit for
day or two, end nev deal
me weather svarn and The political thercmeser very
high. The city full Of srargers and The Csovensaa
creates The grssaest excitement his perfect political
sasurnaBa.
THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.
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There were several thousand new arrivals 70 nieh..
Tere cannot DO lsss then 10000 strangers IN TIE
city. me cnre dsy has tsea spent demonstrations Of
various kinds. Exonrssons were given ths
afternoon 10 dslsgaAss 70 HYDE Park. In
the evening q grand rally tosk place st
the wigwan, which was crowded 70 overlooking, and
four ve thousand persons we're unable to Esrs on
trance. speeches were. neds by General Nye, Of New
York, kcssrs Kelly, Of Rsansylvanis, and smbry, Of
New Jersey. Lots OF aathusiAam was dispasred
by the sadisnoe. dinne, given u the Richmond
House 70 day, by kessrs Draper and Grumon, both Of
The New York de,sgaiion. MsssrG. Raymond and Webb
met On frisndiy forms In the Committee room.
The New York deesssion have . silk flag displayed,
bearing nksnso Of Seward with che Union - q mcxo
beneath.
O0W10 r.
Cd, bsarog On ono side Ne In iptsa, "a prssso: TO
John y. fcesr, Of wsconsin BY The republicans osAs
ouri" On the cher, "Win ala nys meet Pryor en-
gAssmses-" Tho knife sIght feet long.
ne Delegations al held meetings 70 night Much en-
element manifested - 10 candid atss mo egposktn
70 Mr.. Seward led BY Hsrsos rsslsy, David Dudley
T1eld and Franoh p. Blair, and they ere very bitter
against him.
Some Of The delegations have drawn I'd Q protest,
stating that they do nothing llr. Seward . ncui
mated At present there concentration q strength
on any other candidate, each stsse having ~ .cwn
choice Tho chances appear 10 be, thai Me superior
tact Of Stewards friends and the distracted state OF the
opposrion VIII carry him through successfully. The
Americans and radical democratic r,pvbucsns OF New
York present. general thing, warmly n "a so- Of
Mr.. Seward Tom Corwin spoken Of nor President his
afternoon.
xirse crowd which ASSEMBLED irons II the rresut
House Vas addressed by man who ms1e q Douglas
speech. AMER . time, In consequence OF bsng fro
quensly interrupted, he became quarreAoue and
rested.
Tho struggle will probably take place earl In tie Cor
veniop on the question whether double delsga1sds viii
be allowed 10 vote.
In case Of Mr.. Stewards success, Mr. Trumbsn, Of H.
NOS, VIII b pressed for Vice Prdsdent
hsssEs. lincoln and WADE seem the most lwouincnt
candidates Afier Mr.. sew0d.
The German Republican Convention met II q, N
me meeting wH largely attended Mr.. Cspps,
Of New York, was ohoesn chairmsn. Resoiu-
IONS we're adopted, requesting Inc National ,avsa-
ION 70 condemn all measures against the rights o.
adopted citizens, such The Massachusetts, a. oesd
nent; 10 declare In favor Of . homestead bill ~
passed the House Of Representatives, 10 give the
mt slavery plank 10 the platform the positive inter
'retAuon. Several other questions VIII DO considered,
he meeting 70 morrow.
Political Intelligencc.
How nm srkrxs HAVE yorD PRRmxyr mo fol-.
owing table shows the number Of times each STATE has
roed for The democracy Of Presidential elections and
aow many times ssch has voted for the opposition ticket
u.,,. D. Or; ,,,A Dr. OPP \
Ss. Hampshire. 9 Kentucky. ......s IL