The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

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~ way that each could ret The opportunity 70 nominate
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sad. n they could only asconpisb that point
Tho sonnatios - Andrew johnson for vtos President
wss BROUGHT about in somewhat Of an extraordinary
way. The quarrel 70 The New York delegation
ed sor Woe President and Seward 70 gu. Of
the Cabinet, or Dickinson b defeated and Seward
remain commenced e Early % SUNDAY .hs s "n
test was never seem In any delegation. some Of shc
opposing delegates carried y 80 far that they would
versy were fully given 10 my dispatches as they trans
prcd but there secret history connected with this
whole turning point the Conven,on and the secret OF
the final success OF the Seward interest, snd their
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The Convention Now TO bow it was done. The fight
Tuesday in tho New York delegation became 81 bitter
that the Seward gave up ell idea Of trying 10 unite
the delegation against Dickinson: in faGt am Sasisfied
that the feeling IN the delegation increased the other
way. II was afterwards admitted thatt had another
ballot been taken Dickinson would have got majority.
II became necessary for the Seward 10 operate with
other delesatlons, or al was lost.
Connecticut leaning towards Dickinson; but
there happened TO be one two mon In that
State, Of influence. who held no odicc and desired
10 20 abroad, and tho vote Of the State was
secured in way that il would sasta what the Seward
wing Of the New York delegation asked. Hsw IL was So
cant HIN. u was nos cast for Dickinson but FOR john
sonSewards candjdstcSho delegation 80 deciding 10
The ohio delegation ali along rather favored the nornna
On OF Dickinson but held back from agreeing on him IN
caucus accounted the trouble In the New YORK dcso
CATION In fact, at eleven p. n. Tuesday Dckn-
SON had six majority Of the delegates there, that
10. leaving out the votes Of the delegations from
Weed Ind ets that afternoon. scmo say dssustei
but others that he knew how matters stood and
ley mat a ss'1 III III nops u
piishIng anything present, but that his departure
their task ny disarmng suspicion.
AFTER q great deal OF manmuvring IN regard 10 tho
Ohio delegations by outside parties we'll known ~ Sewsrd
mon OF your siaie they managed through influential
men from Ohio and oficcho.ders who were intimate
between che New York delegates Of the Seward school
and Of the leaders in the Ohio delegation at very
late hour on Tuesday night The Of the
New York delegation finally made the Ohio leadera be-
hove that the nomination OF Dickinson would defeat The
ticket in New York. that only minority Of The deeea
ticn from New York urged HIM, and that largo majority
strongly Insisted mat he should mot be nominated, aud 1t
not fair for delegations from other states TO fierce
son and six FOR Hann against twenty eight for Dlckin
was brought dence Of tho position Of affairs
Dickinson What then should they dos The statue Of
the Ohio delegation bad been BY
the seward men, and they understood how many we're
ambitious visit other lands the expense u the
country, and the foreign appointments were talked
10 the satisfaction or the Ohio men. do not pro-
pose give here, exactly what promsed--
but have boshfor tho reason that IN the numerous
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viii have 70 bs ren0deipg o. all before the time
Finally among other thnss, I. was given sut By the
the majority Of the New York misunderstanding shs
seward wingin preventing the nominee for vcs Prssi-
counted On for any thing that Ohio desired.
was then agreed that The Ohio delegation should
he aimitancs II Ire TpEpessss delegation, IN order
that Andrew johnson conM with proprety be run for
for Andrew Johrson he nrst ballot, add then,
n there appeared TO DO no chance or his nason the
On ID. nss, Dslios vel. tor a Cover
Nor Tod for that position This settled she confereOos
about mldaisht. broke NJ, Aad The Ohio delegation IL
The game pass,ss .oa.sss New YORK delegation then
sought and obtained IN iA,srriew with the prominent
latter. BY she way had besn An dAy anxiousiy look
ing FOR wesd. snd were somewhat disappointed
this late Was pasi midnTls when tbeee
gcnilemen were informed that " they would stand by
sioa In case sSss were admitted the ss~sr.s sos,
&c for their admfsnce, ard take the Ohio delegation
with them. AZ matter OF ccurfe the csegasions .crn
the South anxious 10 get Ia terms ard the
proposition acceded TO- do no4 wish the public
understand that the gentlemen who negotiating
the psrt o. the New YORK. delegation called their wing
,Ae seward delegation; that atsrn applied by myss
These gentlemen wsrc asked 10 stand BY the majority o.
All Tie above Agreements were carried ont
70 tine letter Other matters entered into the agree.
ment but the foregoing furnishes enough 20 show Row
was trcugh about. in this matter Am not writing
a. random, but know wbsre0s write Thus II thai
Dicki,son's majority dwindlsd away The Ohio fs,sga
Ton o. COURSE ~ ther influence, carried Others viii
The delegates fronStte Eouskern States who had ths
inoss Who Lad no agreements we're Overwhelmingly
Est Virginia, south CaIoiDs sud Florida what " more,
ths ono deeston vcsi solid for sbe sansance Of the
lsgrsT ard The Rejection OF the later.
mother significant fac! Preston KAs, Of New York
well known Weed man, was chairman o. the Comn:see
msoriy, Tar, decided io report sssnst ne sdn.aacs
or any Of tho southern delegates Mr.. EinE however,
wAs noiilsd 10 the private Agreements that had bson
made, and Ia rres5nna the report, chsrmsn before
yielding tis 1oor, moved 20 amend 10 ss 10 carry
out the agreement made by his associates IN the
Ambulance Of The tkree dessaiions referred q above,
which was carried ThrB u wss that,ihc delegations
from Tennessee Iouissns snd ArksnssS admitted,
Dknsou defeated and Johnson nonlnsied for Nics Pre-
sident. This the tDiricg point thai settled the
whole Affair." the Ohio delegation voting with Tho Seward
wing ~ the New York dolsSaou every time and the
Connecticut delegation vcing for Jeknscn ~ prssousy
agreed
The Louisiana delegation nrssvctsd, equally divided
between Dickinson Johnson oil Of them not under
standing IT, bs mmodatey changed And voted sold for
Johnson
A ynajcrny Of the convens,oa vas veqaas,Ionabiy
against Seward. The Dickinson men had u In Their
the start Onebalf cf the work done - The
nomination OF johnson wcud have nominated Dickinson
Dat unfortunately for them The Seward played their
cards Ia hc way 70 take all the tricks The seward
6row the other side into trap and they unwtinsly
voted Tor the sdmtance OF The delegates from Tennessee