The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-30

AFistter from Baltimoxr, in thetNew York
TEerq,lS givcs description Of some y the lnsids
working of the Baltimore Yankce Convention. III
says:
II now turns on. that the adrnittsnce. cs tse
SoniheTa delegation was brought about by. the
Seward men in the Nes York delegation. "A litie
after midnight bef the NOMINATING day three rr
four of the leaders in that wing cams TO an Hnder
Shading with the delegation, which secured the
LATTER against Dickinson, for whom they bad i'd
tended 10 cast their vote, and go fof johnson. =
The same men about one o'clock la the nsEnirg
secured an interview with Mr.. Maynard, Of Ten
ness o. and portion OF the Louisiana delegation.
They pledged n majority of the Now FORK delcse
ton the assistance OF the vote Of Ohio for their
full admittaucc TO the Convention II they wouhl
stand by the Seward wing of tho New York dclesn
ton. This proposition was agreed TO, hence Dc
sequel of Preston Kings motion to amend the n
1 port of bis committees giving these dciegatioIf a
/ right To vote.
! cn this point The Southern delegatisn and D.
nomination of Johnson for Vice President tur4 rl
This was the point that settled tho whole aa$ =.
1 Mr.. Chnsc may net relish the idea that the dcl%sL
ton from his State made atI instFumefE 20
carry out this plan of sewasd's friends, bat SUD Is
! the fact. re4
The Seward men promised to rctc for the adss t.
tancc ofthe Blair delegation from Mis,onri. Mr. 70
made his mot on amending the report OF his com p
tee in that respect IN aecerdns 80 With tina. ar
! standing.
| When this vote was being taken they cav ths&fle
tide was too strong against the blair set that h.y
were fearful that vote FOR them would wcakqS the
Seward interest other points which they d red
to carry. and therefore dropped Blair and Etee
against tina, delegation Preston King With hS BEST.
D., The radicnli of course admitted at Dot.
f me-, fgr;apis us
devil.
The Blair delegation Withdrew in disgust dsd
threatened To go home and Il ght the iickeb. Tky
also assert that they win Frank Blair for
( crnor in opposition the radical candidate. II
rhuddcus Stevens has been badly beaten at eviN
point. He came here to prevent anything besg
done that would endorse the reconstruction d.
rinc of the administrations lie proclaimed Write
ally in his speech that the Southern States we
legally out of the Union and should be treated OF
~ conquered territory. Having secured q
supposed the Convention and its machinery d
his interest. seeing also that The radical elcgaiin
from Missouri admitted us h. desired. he st-
posed that he TO win. Mr stephens ttn
moved the previous question on the admit;ance
the Southern delegation, believing that il he cod
prevent any Irtfnl sricechs on the other side tlr
/ wond he reic ted The President of the convCs
ton did his hcsi to assist MIR. Stevens in STATIC
: the que .tiDn but was out generated by SenafN
Lane of Kansas, in his motion, and defeat
when the vote was taken in two Stag
Stevens saw his dilemma and tricdFo have tho pre- I
Gus question rcconsidercd, to speak himes
but could not accomplish il. His pet scheme Vt
defeated. lie found himself the worst defeated
man in the convention. The doctrine that 4
Southern States were legally out was repduaied.
Cameron was also badly wOrst,d. He attempel
to spring tue trap of running the nomination
both Lincoln and Hamlin through by one resell
ton by acclnmnton, which crowned down v
the Convention. IIeic followed sqqabbie u
tween delegates who desired to be recorded nor
mating lincoln, in which Cameron got sadly my
tilted, changing and modifying his motions in y
manner Of forms. The struggle between several
tiic .regates To DO recogu lied the mover of Oh
nomination of Lincoln was ridicurou in the eI
IRENE. Charges made that others were tryhI
to cheat others out of their motion. The whole u
fair looked like srng2ic of delegates to obtal
a n
Abe FOR n fat Office.
During the vote for Vice President, IL was sec
that johnson was leading all others. Aftcr PEN
syl~ania had voted for Hamlin, Mr.. Cameron VIC,
over to the New York delegation and promised
east the vote of Pennsylvania for Dickinson If a.
Now York delegation would unite On him. ri
Weed men would not listen, aud the dye was ems
The anti Weed portion Of the. delegation are vcH
sore and chapfallen. From developments that ha
transpi"ed tbs only thing that will satist
them Is the nomination for Governor from thl
wing Of the party. If TIM. ~ ~e.,~~ssa~ srif
The afi1rm seems To- be Z" sn M to the
calls The other side are mum. There is sig
cant limit for lincoln in regard to his Caf.
Tho whole affair has resulted as foresbad0wdn
the dispatc hcs to the Herald Everything LOO
Ike n row in the Convention. There was confrH
worse confoGndcd during large portion of
session, Int the secret bargains carried it third
safely
The National Council of the Loyal Leagues
again. reversed their former action, and cndorsf
ticket and platform nominal ted ut the Lincoln
v&nton thus plcdgirg Jhc members of that orr
] Zation.
The Convention of the Office holders has COP
ded its labors. Secretary Seward has CARRIES
point on he nomination of Johnson for Vice. Fi-
dent. Wood it appears, left, not fearing rou nt
knowing that all was safe along the lines fat
victory certain. His followers bof H.
grand jubilee. Leading Republicans and kee
seekers denouAcing Fremont coppehd.
The hatred of the Blairs by the delegates wa = OF
the most significant facts of the ConventiA 1t
everywhere manifested, and stuck out i've
ry stage of the proceedings.