New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-08
HIS SPEECH UPON TAKING THE CHAIR.
FACTS, RUM0Rs, AND GUEssW0RK
ADJOURNMENT UNTIL WEDNESDAY,.
Sperii Oi,patch 10 The N. Y. Tribune.

have introduced into tho delegation OF that State al
opposition TO the nomination OF Simon Cameron for tn
Yic1Pr ssidency SO soon as this element OF dseor'
appeared, Mr.. Cameron withdrew his pretsnsioss Il
the Office and nominated to lis delegation Hapniba
Hamlin AZ the choice Of Fcnnsylysnia-
An over the city and among nesrly all the delegation
is a coneoraant opinion that Mr. Uamln will be nsmi
mated On the first ballot bat thers New York poll
tcian, outside the Convention who sagacousiy shak
their heads and say that tho representatives here whT
watch over tie interests that circle around the Secr
tary oHState, and who desired to keep New York Of
tho ticket and have the State free and clear for purposes
Interior the election have been unable to control tt-
vote If the delegation in favor Of Ham!n. They tried
il last night and succeeded only by plcurality. The
argument TINT to leave Mr. Halin OF the ticket would
Do distinction that would be hostile well as invdi
GUS tha. 1t would be mischier,as well as unjust;
that II wonld DO the beginning Of dscnfd the example
Of which was deliberately set by the Republican Ma
tonal Convention did not avail to reprsss strong feel
ing in the delegation in favor Of the nomination of Mr.
Dickinson This was stfened by the action Of Massa-
chusetts Her delegation ia said to have sent word to
that of New York that they did not favor the renomna
ton OF Hsmln bat had deliberately made Daniel s..
Dickinson tbor choice and desired New-York to pre-
sent his name to the Convention.
The New.Yerk delegation are now in convention at
their in the Eutaw House, Gsd have been all tho
forenoon over the question OF the Vice Presidency In
the speech making into which tn, difference Of opinion
has run, il is said that eminent politician of New
York City frankly took the ground that if Dickinson
was nominated and elected Mr.. Seward could not
retain his saat in the Cabinet.
How Mr.. Dlov OF Missouri will not take his seat in
the Convention having committed himself in speech
at St Loais against Mr.. Lincolns nomination II the
Claybank Blair delegation is admitted 10 seats in the
Convention the delegates viii not cnterit Ben
Butler has numerous friends In tie Convention, but the
Of his IN connection withthc Vice Presidency
any office has been positively forbidden by him. lie
has declared that be has convention to attend to at
Bermuda Hundred. Indianas first choice is Andy
johnson. her second ID. s. Dickinson.
Thurlow Weed yesterday made vigorous effort to
The nomination OF Gen. Hancock as Vice Presi
dent. lie urged 1t strongly. and with arguments hard
TO answer the NewYork delegation. and secured
the cooperation Of OF the most influential Of the
Pennsylvania leaders to persuade the delegation OF that
State to present this chvalrc and successful soldier
name. There is no denying tha. it would have been
tower Of strength.
EisvEy THIRTY TWO A. A-The New. York delegation
has nst voted the question Of Vice President-D s.
Dickinson. %; Andrew John4on. -; Hannibal Ham
lin. g.
2.30 r. Min Lane insists that tho Territory OF Ne
yea. Nebraska and Colorado be also called to aid their
movement 20 become States. The Convention has just
voted TO call the roll of all tho States Virginia has
jast been called. and North Carolina Georgia Florida
and Alabama. delegate has just claimed to repre-
sent Fcrids, Mississippi and Texas the whole batch.
Nebraska Colorado aud Nevada, were each called and
each had delegation instructed and ready to vote for
Lincoln All the other Territories are now being
called, including the District Of Columbia.
The Rev. DIR. Brcokinrdge OF Kentucky was ap-
pointed temporary Chairman. The auson in his
speech TO the sentiment that demanded the cxtarmna
ton Of the slave power from off this continent drew
down thunders Of applause from every quarter Of the
great thcatcr 1t certainly touched the life nerve Of
the Convention Violent. irrepressble applause burst
forth in accepaton of Mr. Breckinridges declaration
that the blood Of traitors the cement Of society;
and when lie added that every Rebel killed viii add IL
may be, century 20 the life Of the nation the delight
Of tho audience was tlnndoring IT'S quarter after
O'Clock.
Thaddeus Stevens PA has. by motion. enieayored
10 prevent the call OF States in the Southern Consdera
cy In the roll Of States to which the call for this Con
vention addressed He insists that the credentials
OF all delegates claiming to represent States In Sc
ccsson be referred to the Committee Of Credentials
that the question Of the right Of those States TO be rep
resented ought not to receive side settlement in any
degree.
tbs r. NIX Gov. Dcnnison Of Ohio has Just been
reported by the Committee Organization as pcrma-
men. Chairman. The usual number u Vice Presidents
and Secretaries Is with US. Their selection has no
political significance.
1885 p M-The Convention Is rsassembling sfter It's
recess 10 give the three working Committeeman perma
nent Organization Credentials Of Delegates Reso
TO confer and determine and prepare their
reports. Amid the chats and uewsmongering which re-
ceve the incoming throng interest is created BY tho
repetition Of passage Of speech delivered by Henry
J. Raymond In the rooms Of tho New York delegation
this morning. Gentlemen, the necessities OF the hour
require tho reconstruction Of the Cabinet"
s,i5r M-The Committee on Credentials has NOT got
half through Its labors The want Of report from It
blocks all work. So tho Convention sdes into speech
making.
Thad Stevens economical Of time az wen a. Of tho
National Treasury, moves an adjournment but he
s oyorborne by call for Parson Brownlow,
This remarkable stumpspcaker in the course Of his
,rief talk. nominated Andrew johnson Of Tennessee
or Vice Preddent.
At the close Of the Parsons remarks, Thad, Stevens
cnewed his motion to adjourn for reffeshening Sleep
mid calls for VIM. Lloyd Garrison. who Is In the
audience his first visit to Baltimore since he laid in Jail
ere thity'aVs years ago. end tho Convention Las !