New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-06

vention-Probabio Struggle on Candi.
date for vicc.Prcsident-Chang in the
| Cabinet Demanded.
Special dispatch TO the N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON June s. 1864.
The Convention gossip hero tonight percolat-
ing from Baltimore Is that Mr. Cameron EI Governor
Dennison. Mr.. Raymond. and Mr.. Foote are the prom
inent candidates for Chairman Of the Convention and
that Mr.. Breckenridge, Of Kentucky, and Galusha A
Grow are the most prominent candidates for temporary
Chairman.
The rumor comes in force and with repetition. that
both the friends and the opponents Of Mr.. Lincoln
unite In a Of the necessity of resolution decar
ing the necessity Of entire change Of his present
Cabinet for his second term Of Office
The gossip is that among the many candidates for
vee-President, Andy johnson of Tennessee is the
choice OF Mr. Lincons most intimate advisers and Of
some Cabinet officers ard some Of the most powerful
Of the Senators; that tho New. England States arc
united on Mr. Hsmlin; that the majority of the New
York delegation is for renominatng Hamlin with Lin
con though many OF them desire to vote for Daniel s.
Dickinson, and some for Tremain. and o. two for
Dix.
Gen Cameras friends viii present his name for this
second Office and it il said that Pennsylvania will vote
solid for him. 1t is understood too that there del
egates In the Convention who viii present Gen. Han
cocks powerful name for the vice-Presideney. Some
strong men here advocate the nomination y. Joseph
Holt.
There viii 20 lively discussion the claim for nd
mission to be set up in behalf OF the Louisiana deega
tion and intinations reach here from Baltimore that
this discussion will involve the personal and official rep
utaion Of one Of the delegates whom Secretary Chase
found ii necessary cut off from high Office in New
| Oreans
Missouri has sent two sets Of delegates. Tho Blair
set 90 charged containing several who have been
secessionists. The Radicals. headed by Charles p.
Drake claim that their recognition viii heal the division
in their State and the votes Of nearly all who
would otherwise go for Fremont The negro delegate
elected from South Carolina and his three negro
aternates will probably not attend the Convention
To The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Saturday. June Z. leG4.
The delegates TO the Baltimore Convention
from the State OF New.York will meet at the Eutaw
House. Baltimore. Monday evening. at O'Clock. All
are requested to be present
BALTIMORE, Saturday. June Z. 1864.
! A large number Of delegates to the Convcn-
ton have arrived to-day and the preliminary caucusng
has commenced
The hotels are pretty wei filed up already and every
train adds 10 the number.
Nothing is thought Of or talked about but the Convcn
tim and its probable action AL parts Of the country
oro represented except the South and delegates
from even the extreme Southrss States are present
Nv Monday there will be great crowd Of delegates,
wire pulers and politicians here Pill deeply Interested
in the pending political campaign. For time military
movements are ignored and political strategy has taken
the place Of that military strategy which has so en-
crossed the thoughts Of the people for the last three
years.
The Ohio delegation held meeting this evening. at
Barnums Hotel and organized. This Is the only State
which has yet made formal organization
There Is nobody talked Of as candidate for the Presi
dency In opposition 10 Mr.. Lincoln.
But little 10 said as yet about the candidate for Vice
President Among those who have been mentioned,
however Is Daniel s. Dickinson Of New York-his nom
nation being regarded tending to strengthen the
ticket in NewYork which looked as essential to
success.
l, For President Of the Convention Gov. Dennison OF
Ohio Simon Cameron Of Pennsylvania and Henry j..
RAYMOND Of New York. prominently mentioned.
Gov Dennisons friends urge him as compromise can
ddate and If he should the support Of the West
and North. West his friends claim that no can. he
will stand good chance OF success.
d Tomorrow will no doubt be very active day with
the politicians and be spent In perfectng and develop
: ing their plans for the coming week.
i BALTIMORE June S. 1864.
The members of the Convention are beginning
TO arrive in large numbers The hotels are filing up
Ample arrangements are being made for the assembage
/ at the Front-street Theeter.
Among the recent arrivals Iarc the Rev. Dr. Breckin-
ridge Of Kentucky and Morton McMchael Of Phadel.
: phia ,oe,
4 Denning Duer, Of the National Republican
Committee has engaged rooms at the Eutaw House for
the New-Jersey delegation to Baltimore. The Hon.
William L Dayton The Hon. james NJ. Scovell and
ex.Goy. VIM. A. Newell are urged by this State for
! the Vice-Pfes.dency
The neleaafAA.