The New York herald., 1864-09-11

sireedy arranged he could Mud the paper which
those sitGe the platform BY lin 60 help hhn -
mtEe cut The list OF namer Tor the mlaittee E00se esu
that Ss, ssas @ ha
side OF the parity aud the committee made u At least
twothira: in th.. interest You can imagine the sur
mites was received BY thoes Who hsd arranged
Tor it otherwise Tho question rs stii 10 dispute
arranged by radical handed to Mr.
Bailey or not One clique declares that vas pnrpossy
place IL in Mr.. Ba,eys hands Tho other side declare
that handed 20 ths temporary chairman aGd he
between themselves No QUE for moment suspects Air.
Bailey Of any intentional wrose, but that u was aeci
ihs new committee Immediately assembled, and the
name o the person whom tbe radicals had arranged for
permanent President was not msat,oasa s.:. IN the the
for Abram wassn,an; but Mr.. Andrews, or New
York. who wse on the committee, insisted that
tostan.s, MIR. Wakeman was only baK man, and
that several disputed questions would arise relative
10 New York, and Il therefore important that
person from that city should no the presiding officer
when those ausstsns were discussed Ths settled the
question, and Hon. Dewitt G. Littiejohn, we'll known
activs leader 10 the Seward wing agreed upon and
as matter OF course elected President OF the Conven
tiou Thus 4 was that break Was made ID the pro-
The nomnaHcus for Governor and Lieutenant Governor
were made At tho same session Of the Convention that
tho permanent President selected When the nows
was taken TO Weed at the hotel that the vote cand
dates for Governor showed that the ISSUE was
York, and that tho vote the other candidates %
split up thst it rendered all Efforts for their
and cried one OF his satellites, sGo to tbs
Convention and tell them for Heavens sake 70 prevent
without adding any morc.n A moment after this .
person was seen approaching the leading Weed and
men ZEN eoc iposs wno rs .
whom they operate could not mistake the movements OF
sns outsider US .o That be came Is
toatcd could not doubt The question then was. what
was ts nature Of the nessage Events soon settled that
question. There wns Tor moment busy Whispering ir
t.e northwest corner Of the hall, ia the LOCALITY
whore tue Weed Wakeman delegations seated.
All al once M WakeDan who sal in the centre
q :ho hail. left his passed 20 the locality where
rnainad there bat moment but long enough 70 satisfy
observer Of the that II action had beec
agreed upoo Mr. wakeu,an quietly resumed his seat aud
just long enough suspicion his visit
aud then rose and withdrew lhe name OF r. II Batch-
ford, whom his delegation had presented for Lieu.
tenant Governor, and their then given for
Avcrd This turned the scale aud Aivord was Dnmi-
mated. Weeds friends did not 60 for MIN for any love
for Avord, for II s we'll known that there never has
been any affinity between him and tire Weed party but
tne reverse. The charge Of frou, made 20 de cat
Seward wing of the party than Aivord. As s,on
as this was concluded the Convention took q recess
and deep Tue Weed men we're bitter aud 10 every way
expressed their dissatisfaction Que Of the shrewdcst
Is are up SV aa 70
II has aready gone 80 for that reported that the
radicals sa TO TO unite % uro .o greeley @ os delegate
side TO make his vote overwhelming that the
ticket may be loaded down as much as pcssbe and let
the job be finished at once" Weed also remarked
during the that the !icke, would have be4
gntened up some way, or there was 30 hope. Fy
The Convention reasscmb b!ed. and Greeley put
Delegates commenced oneriug to %. th.s the tcke,
would BIO defeated II remarkable tLat
fa influential delegates left the Convention incd atey
kfter the Nomination Of Fenton and defeat OF x and
hid not participate u It's proceedings teewards ohio
~
Electoral, ticket The contest over district electors
lew York kept the interest spice uo but soon
Is that poins settled the Conven ion ragdiy lrned
put Notwithstanding two important uo'rnaiious had not
kesn made yss scores would mot st y AMI sy inc ms
INSPECTOR nominated there was bcgg1ry party
b the ball to act upon the resolution
The contest the SIX dis electors for I'll, city rf
Sew York rich affair." aud spicy in the extre, The
fwo delegations from New York would not meet oaa,Le
bach. but theo the contest "a 10 hoait ,hoi,a
be decided which ret snos ID be selected mo
Weed side urged the appointment OF snnmi't e,
the other tina. the delegates IRON each asr 81 bp
sides should be called and Their votes cecic he radi
wakeman ave or six persons who we're with 'hsm ana
would SO vote on the call OF ne roll The otter sids
this fact, aud aSored to prevent tue adop,ivu
that rule by hsConvenon, and tried ', get COMMITTEES
appointed 70 decide the question. lne contest aaeed 10
tween ne pssss i9s Or asas, three a,ars 10, naS
endeavoripg TO orce the prcvons question wh,h
would have brought the m..,er !, rsia, onc nnder
radicals could not have failed 10 carry ther ppp -
this stage Ward Hunt rssei psini oi 0fcef sntt The
Convention had adopted rules tsr gr.ctu
nnent ard was therelcre contro ird by copmon TAR
amentsry rules. which do notrecocnize tic eSisineo
Of the previous question Tbis point sustained
the presiding officer, Mr. Tdtc;ohu. Tie deoste COZ.
tnued, and the wakeinsn side managed 10 ret tn, dc
changed that when they reached vote tn. pro; osi
t5n such that they worfd three o. the ecgts
any rate. thus IL was TINT Nj. hunt N rasis hs'
point Of o.der, prevented he radicas with VIII m ne
co operating from securing the en,irs six rnepsers
the electoral ticket iroE toe city = New York WIS
grand contest Had fiuut lined orict that tune the
radicals with the aid cf their friends on Tie " axe
de'ee aon, would have sccured the six tenn rom
New York but that threw the Whole hi X olcu,
and at tka end o; another hqf nur ~ resulted 10 lnc
Weed side securing three electors.
The Convention aside from contest, va tame
alair. There remarkable lack o. eutursism
tbrirgbout with but t;lc Or any Of thai eafaessncss
which cbarscerze tue aci,oS Of eeiegttes whsa they
feel sure OF success There something wantihg ~
every step majority o those hn e asilrd hcte ~
I'll 10 day eeem to be spending ther :ine gcwins ae1u
the heavy load that they clrllcd 70 carry IN adj
vocating The tcsei DC the rSp. ~ N aIn1s ios
siee 10 nsd person who 10. gramtlas over SINE.
the leaders 10 defeat tie tcsCt Lvcgts anj circun
Stances Of; stormy 10 that way. fho action q Tie
Demoe ato Convention st -lvny VIII % d,uot oecde
that point SGoaid iSey pursue wise pilry no tcsct
yesterday III siald W chance. Tie ida hat
rarty get together ard dominate eket icr he bgr
loe Of de cat u Is a,d with that do 4 ate det'tinE
ton in view ~LetiA ticket maze lay s arc veg y. er
"aJ ste ~ the haolt y So allowing to
parry MN nations bGt sGth e, uuvr'he.eSs 80 -'
When Wadswoith was nominaici iu 1857. ever piS,
the leaders IN tie party reut 70 wcs - i)ed bc tAc'
have donc ,Ais ine Thsy dlt then fgr inc sole rpf
TO OF scng VI where II would DO easy IL Git 4 *
lGey waatea 10 Events Sne, 90 IL Nay that wtie
them desire It's defeat ard " was tciesi.h i1t rin
wiz be the fate of this circunstances Tiks = oiti
there Ia no drnst
TIE candidates the state iicset an metatrss {
tho Loyal League organ gstinp. &C. 'ia. sanie thc
pa,srs state that Fertcn j. az old uhe lls s rnns
take lie wss a barnbi den ncra and ~ tie
Van Buren, movement ia ls4S lie l3a % the ufst
Republican Convention held y iho Sa'e when -'seH
bel 10 SvrsfuSc ~ ls5 ot
the marriage q the oilley hcad wiss with ~, JsTa
burner free son PARTY Two convtniois 9sselar 90 -
tho same time John King pres,dsa t1l'ey
heal wings and Reuben +. fentcr the keiu1esn
Con The parties .here and treH mar
red They led, nod tue fruiis cvtryvarSe
seeu. The ticket tbs Is frcn the Gee soil demo
crstc side, bs Il was 10 1907
notice that the tc,csr made ihfl Mc''t.i
lun's received with apptarse Cunvcrtiap
u should have read General Sherman.
Funeral os Peter A. Nn,fous
Cn Sd inst, at ST. Patrtks Cathedral; were cs,e,-aed