The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-16

Seward .scn IN tile New York delegation. A lii
tie midsis sht ti,:cr fatsf ot ,hc leaders In
that sssss cs,iss t an uadsftahasHs "tth tnc aeie
siit.a ~ heh sceatud the iastet ssai""t psesih-
sou, fsr wi.nin they had iBtsHdcd 10 east their
vote, and e., tor J0lsassn. fhe same iasn ahout
oae o'ctoe this morning secured an interview
with Mr. Maynard, of Tennessee, aNd portion 0t
the Louisiana delegation. Ihry t'fassa a m'J"ri .
" vi the New sp,k delegation the assistance af
the vote Of OHIO for their faH aantttAtcs 10 the
Convention if they woad stsnl w the seward
wing OF the New York dlit uio". fhas ptHpnsi-
ton was agreed is, hence 'he seqaci of Preston
Kings motian to amend the teport o. his own c"m,
uii,,ce giving these eeiega'ions the fgi. to vote
On this pJiaf the Southern sse.cgaiioA and the
nomination of Jat.psau fsJf Vice President turned
This was t,s potnt that settled the wl,aie affair
Mr. Chase may not relish The idea that The s!elegI
tim from his own state was ma1r an ihsiriiintnl
10 carry out iAis plan Of Stewards ffencs bai such
IL tly. iact
iii: aew ard men also promised 10 vote for the
adni,iance of the Blair dcicssiton it0m SissOutl
Mf kia,. G,:,,ie his MatiOn anadtns the report 0i
his coia.nii.sc In that rfspect ~ aecofoahce win
that ad1rsi.ti,i.ag. Wtssn This vote b, isg
Nken they that the tide WE So strong against
the Eiair that they were icana' thit vote iur
them would weaken the SeWa'a interest eh other
pDiatj Which they s sired t carry, and t,te1rfnrr
dropped B:air and voted ag itnst that Delegation,
Preston King with the resi-. Ihe fldscais were Oi
course asnit,el at Oncp, notwithstanding the as
scit!on OF Dr Eieckintdge thai thtr adnsittanee
wDn'i end the whole party 10 the devil
the Hi1ir delegation Withdrew IN disgust, and
threaten 10 go home and fight the ticket. They
also assert HAT they will run FfaGk btair Tor Gov
eTher In opposition t0 the radical candidate
Thadir0a Steyeas tias been badly beaten 1t every
point Tie came here to presept anything being
done that would endorse the sec onstrucilOn doc
time Of the Administration lie proclaimed viz
tua:!y IN his speech yesterday that the Southern
states were lsgafy out OF the Union, and should
be treated ony as conquered territory Having
secuted, AZ he supposed, .hc organization Of the
t0h9ehtioa ami lis mac htRery In bis interest,
ing also that the !;,iica delegation from Missouri
were admitted as he desired, he supposed that hc
was sure Ia win Mr St.t.ns then moved the pre-
viosls qIrsti0n the aili.ittance If The Southern
delegation he itvins that il he could prevent any
art;ui speeches on ihe other side they would he
Tfjectfd The President OF ih.: Coa,tntiOn did
In, best 10 assist 81 Stevens la stating The su.s
tion, but was outg. ne allied by SENATOR Laue, Of
Kansas, in his motion a;,i defeated when the vote
was taken in Que or two States Stevens saw his
dilcmna, and tried 10 have The previous question
a'cnhsidtr red, SD az 10 speak himself hut could not
accomplish IL. Ris pea Seh;na was ieftaIed.-
tie found himself the worst defeated man in the
Convention. The doctiuc III the South,fn
States were icga iy out was repuh!aWd.
Cameron was also badly w"ratrd. He attempted
to spiins ihe trap al IuiHiag the nomination OF
b1ta !.iae.sta -ui itiiia ;iiiouui! by stsu IL
iioa by acc'ihas,"a, which was iiownei DIVA By
the Convention. ilcie followed Il squabalc be-
tW.eh delegates WHO desired tn be lreotdei as
nominating i.incaia, liz which Cam. ron 70, sadly
mysiii,ed, changing aLd modifying his motions in
al manner o. tOrms The struggle between sew
Gal UI TIE utttEdt 10 be recognized AS tue mover
Of the nomination of lincoln was ddiculoGs i'll the
eXirehie. Chatge5 ware made that others wee
uyiay To cheat others ont OF tiitiI uiJtipn
tie wInic 3iiiir iuoked like a struggle of dele
gates 10 ubta IL capital UP IL which they could lay
li.n upon Old :.t,e Tor Il Eit Off .e.
Dudng ;he v1te for Vice President II was seen
that johnson was leading all others After Penn
sylvanid had voted Tor lIam:in AIR Cameron wcat
over 10 the New York de!fg itiUh and promised TO
cast the vote OF PcnhSyisanii Tor Die Kills II the
Ecw York delegation would unite On him. fhe
Weed mrn wOn:d net iisttu, aud the die was cast.
The ami Weed portion OF the delegation are veiy
sure aud chortaiicR Fi0ni Developments That
have uausired ihe only ,i;.ag thai viii now saiis-
ty them Is the IIinilion fuf tiuvf.nGF from that
WiGk ot the putty Ii that Is mol cone eiel there
will be row i'll The camp in New Iosk.
The platform apaelrs tu be sHi,tLtiuTy Ia the
radicals The Utiirf side mum. here Is
sis.iicaat limit Iii IL for Lincoln Ia regard 10 his
Cabinet. The Whole affair has Resulted AS lore
sladuWed in the dispatch. 5 10 the HsrGtd Every
t,ins looked this siurniog like roy in the Con
v-ntiun. Ihftr was confusion whtse confounAed
..uilns large pa.ian 0i the sc.siu bui tbs secret
bi, sias caIucd II lhfau.I safely
I.ie HiiiOl.Ii .IouhcIi III iie Loyal Leagues met
again ibis evening, icve:std their ioiincT action,
and endorsed ti.: uckrt and platform hU.ninated al
The Line DIN Coav. iliOn-- illus pl dying :ie mem
bers OF that 0ssaHiZ iti"n
1ha Cohvcitioa Of the Office holders has con
cuded las iabots. Se-rCtliy Seward has carried
his pUiht5 on tac D"mtn4li1r. OF Johnson for Vice
President. weed, 1t appeals, left yesterday, not
fearing r0ut, but knowing that all WAS safe along
The itnes-tis;;t victory Was ceitan His .!0l!DsY
are hoidiug grand Jubilee Ia aiiug Rrpub-
cans aud Uice = thet5 are dfnGunciDs Fremont
mig cuppe riis All. The hatred oi the Biliis
by HE ,irlegates wis one of The most significant
facts OF the ConVealiut. Ii was everywhere uiau-
iicstrd Il, and stuck out al every stage vi the pro
Cetdings.