The New York herald., 1864-08-29
'Caucusing Of the Delegations frem
the Various states.
Designs Of tho Peace Men Relative to
Mcclellan and Seymour.
The Monster Mass Meetings of
Saturday Last,
&0ss re-, -
THE SPECIAL HERALD DISPATCHES.

CHICAGO, August 2S, 1864
Sunday morning has found every thing commolon
The New York delegation remained in session until
A. and then adjourned with the agreement that they
should take vote on Monday morning at nine O'Clock,
Tor a candidate. This failure to q square vote
before they adjourned has set everything by and
seveDs again this morning.
All manner OF floating about In regard TO the
change OF this and delegation, every of
which, FAR as have able to trace them back
the mere inventions OF some blowers or persons who
have been making bots and taking that in the
hopes or winnng.
At late hour last night the opposition to Mcclellan
gave up the contest; but they at their old game
again this morning, and manifest hopes that the New
York delegation will give Seymour complimentary vote,
chen they will turn over portion o. other delegations
IN the complimentary vote TO prevent New York from
dropping him the next ballot but the majority of the
New York delegation will not be caught in that trap.
The Pennsy delegation have very bitter
ganst the Seymour faction, and call them a set Of
oackegs and gamblers, who here betting specu
iatng upon the lie blood of The nation.
II amusing how Fernando Wood is using those
gentlemen who formerly with him in Mozart Hall.
aud who leaders in the organization in New
York against him. These gentlemen have jumped into
the movement for Seymour. and Wood remains in his
room, chucklng and Growing over how he is making
tools Of the tools he calls them, aud then adds az
don't five cents for Seymour; he ia only
nient tool just Every who s in favor o; the
independence OF the South is working for Seymour"
These facts have become apparent that the entire
Regency, even to Cassidy, now against Seymour.
IheNew York delegation holds the fate OF the Conven
tion in their bands all the contrary
whstandug Their vote will be given for Mcclellan,
except be that OF John McKeop who declares that
he will vote for Charles O'Conor.
There will be thousands OF 10 day; but they
will be Of little effect; for the large bulk OF the delegates
nave now become convinced that Seymour is being
for mischief by Wood the bet,ers the real secesh.
predict that il VIII result in seymour presenting McClel
lan's name. He begins to see the trick.
Every State but New York Kansas and Iowa has taken
vote candidate. Mcclellan has n large majority
evey state that has voted except oaio and in of
chem il is unanimous. The Connecticut Is the only New
Engapd delegation in which there is any strong oppose
tion There desperate effort there TO get that vote
for Thomas n. Seymour.
George Francis Train is running General Dix, and de.
cares that all the Territories will for him and nomi
nate him. he will be the President. But
there drawback his plans. TIE National
Committee have passed resolution declaring that the
Territories shall have vote in the Convention. This
would upset Trains scheme, which included grand pool
FOR Wall street, there anything it; but there is
not; for person but Train has mentioned Dixs
here He is here delegate from Nebraska.
There reports that tho Mcclellan feeling
will all be crushed before Monday night; but there
at least forty thousand strangers in the city,
OF hurrahing for Mcclellan. hard
matter to stop s. many mouths Mllsrd Fillmore has
declined to have his used, and urges the nomDa
tion OF Mcclellan.
The two thirds rule is Of the principal ques.
tions in the canvass and Is likely to considerable
trouble
Guthries speech yesterday one Of the strongest
Mcclellan speeches delivered here
TIE Amos Kendall Convention did not recommend any
candidate for Vcc-presdent. John b. Haskn succeeded
IN persuadng Convention TO leave that Office out.
The republicans admit that the meeting tor Nc
Cean night exceeded anything held here.
The enthusiasm excitement beggared description.