The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-28
Reported Withdrawal Of Mr. Lin
s, coin from the Field.
General Mcclellan tho FavOrite Q
for the Waite House,
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for the Waite House,
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Our special Chicago Dispatches.
CHICAGO, H.. Auguss 28--Midnight.
Fhe delegations arriving from the Western states
reach hero enthusiastic for McCean and rcpresen the
nasses heng all way, regardless OF what the
politicians may say TO the contrary.
Tho ultra peace men have sprung new dodge this
morning. and arc making desperate effort carry g.
They have been fswning upon Governor mour, aud
are showing wonderful friendship Tor him They have
en trying to make him believe that he is only
VI win that it will be impossible Tor General Mcclellan
10 get any Of the army vote, OF the jealousy
q tho officers under tho present dynasty but
chat he Governor Seymour) can. These men,
vits several Of Saylaour's staH, have nattered
esyEours vanity until he has really made up his mind
mat he tho for the crisis and has been trying
convince Of the Mcclellan men OF the elegaion
shat they should drop Little Mac and take up other
man. ar
This dodge Of tho ultra peace men is too bare
faced to deceive any They that the tide
ali Mcclellan, and that 1t Is inpossi BILE
- stop by their former pans. They now SOAP
ng and fawnng around Governor Seymour order 10
uss him to kill Oh General Mcclellan not wish any idea Of
nominating Sey mour, but in hopes Of dividing the
sfNew York, and get Little Mao out OF ths way.
Some Of Seymour's blind partsans including Cassidy
Of Albany, have biz at this bait, and trying to get
complimentary vote for Seymour as opepipg. A por
ton the delegation declare that they would
10 70 homo 10 their people with such record,
Dean Richmond remains nrm for Mcclellan, ard has
cut loose from the Regency that He At the
present moment oloseted with Seymour trying TO
\. vince him Of the fallacy OF the move sr # III
The announcement in the Albany Argus that Governor
Seymour Was not candidate was written by seymour
himself and taken to the ArDns By MS prfe secretary
u Is announced that it intended only feelsr
me whole force OF the opposition Mcclellan now
centred in this for Seymour. Its success or failure
viii be democstrAted BY to morrow. il f0 tlEt.
1be proof rs positive that Fernando Wood /, In
league with Lincoln. Thurlow Weed, after bis return
from his recent visit 10 Washington stated 10 Of tho
most prominent men u the New York delegation that
~ told Lincoln that his present policy running his
chances for reelection, and il he contnIet ne would
ruin the country. Old Abe sci down 10 reason
With him 10 prove the contrary, and that be
thought othsrwiss. Among ether arguments used
lincoln stated that he had understanding with
Wood that he frequently came taes. and had assured
him that they should ncm,rats ultra peace
extreme peace platform Chicago, elsc no should
break the Convention row, and that Wood added,
sI suppose that this move will do harm with you,
Mr. Lincoln My authority Ior this Is tho gentleman 10
whom rhuriow Weed made the statement II, Under
this state OF alars, Seymour allows woods run
= Inn, he certainly Is easily gulIed.
Tho woads and Singleton, OF Illinois, hrestsning to
BOLT Ihis wrpd look lhoush Ihes had but little
adepce in their Soy trick.
The Minnesota delegation have arrived, and solid
sor Mcclellan The delegation from the northern part OF
Iowa are also strong the same way.
Applications are constantly coming In for ronns al
the hotels or them asking for opportunity to
sleep on the door
Tho intelligence from every quarter bears out my
statements Of yesterday 10 the strength and enthu
Gssm Of the people in the Northwest for Little Mac.
e. CHICAGO. H., August 81, 1864.
The severe storms the shore yesterday so in
tsrfered with the telegraph wires that u impossible
y send through al the Developments u the evening
time for the New York papets.- III
turned out last evening that Wood had large mum.
Dor Of republican officials working for Seymour and
sgainst Mcclellan. The republican politicians, 10 trepi.
Aaon over the excitement in favor Of Little Mac, have,
IKE Wood become great admirers Of Go, sey fuour,
md are moving heaven aud earth 10 bring aboua com
h,nstcn for Seymour On the other hand OF the
rank ami Of the republican party Standing around
looking on declaring that they have got enough Of od
Abe, aud will vote for any person dominated ~
pis Ccnvenicn IL he u no, an utra psscs
man. Strange 70 siy, ihcis urging SeymourS
nomination declare that they are urging him to harmonize
she different elencnts but the facts show that they
sply disorGapigen heroie1cept The Republican officials
who are working with them.
Several large meetings were held last evening. Val
lsraehsn spoke 10 crowd ~ the Court House square
Hs made fence speech but very modsras for him ~
stated that be would support the nominee Of this Conf
vsniion. whoever no might be, II 10 further reported
Sns morning fha, he stated thai he done with Wood
Hnd does not intend N be used a. h,s cstspaw any
longer, s. g., Cox spoks Aterwasd, declaring chat hs
should support the nominee, whether b Mcclellan
Or . Astsis the asssmblsge burst out ip ,hs wiid.
sss enthusiasm and nv. Cox d cot attempt to msn,u
any other the same entbusarm oxislcd at all thi
sthsr MEETINGS. Trt Mntt&
The sar,c dodge tnat started for Seymour yester
cav 10 bong continued to-day. fho feeling however, n
growing bitter against Seymour. The leading mon Of hs
kescpcy have nearly all deserted him, having hecom
ssssned that h,s nsne u usei FOR mischef The oul,
support that he scetns have this morning from Nes
York 10 few rotten posce discrg,nisers repub,cat
scias, and portion OF h,s military staH who evident
~ imagine that they will he great men Seymour i
nomnated The New York delegation viii meet sh
svenng will also the other States, when th
snocess or failure Of the schems vi be demonstrated Th
result Of tho caucuses msy bring 10 the surface som
osAsr man not YET named, but a. Il stands every
BODY admits thst the tide IL for Mcclellan The trick,
politicians and the unscrupuous sehsmsrs sre WORKING
Tor his overthrow Nothing W certain until the votes sr
fast
4 A prominent republican, siumpnI the West for Ian
scn showed letter from Henry J. Raym6nd ycserds
20 frtond directing bm 10 iako tho stand in MI
spsccbss that Isncoa would Withdraw his f"r
sbcm ID may oonocrn" document, and com
cut In favor Of letting tne south como sbao
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