The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-31
THE PRESIDENCY.
KsstinG Of tho Cleveland Mass
a,,, Convention To-day.
General Fremont and General Jshl
CochraDe Nominated In Caucus fer
President and Vice President.
THE FREMONT -cOcHRANE PLATFORM.

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Our Special Report from CieveianA. So
CGryELAND. Ohio. May 81, 1885,
Every train 70 day has brought tho CITY sddL
tional number OF delegates and e said that
Coming from every direction. The main doa that
them all Is the defeat Idnoon which they consider ths
ony 10 the nation. The feeling against the
Seward and Pair politicians Is exceedingly bitter II
Lincoln would clear present Cabinet ho might
have more strength with this party but all doploe
years moro Of such slpshod, and drifting policy
have had during the last three ycars
The war democracy but smy represented such.
Mostof this class are IN the Fremont movement The
Only exceptions TO this rule tho delegation from New
York and part Of the Pcnnsv delegation DelegA-
lions from the democracy expected In the
Ing from other States, who will insist upon Grants nomi
nation Nef < fsi tAno tahs ttE n (. leN ~ ~
Among tnse present are Parker PIlsbury 0enosaa
Cocnrane and ex-senator Colvin OF New York General
MckiDstry and Colonel Moss Of Missouri; Ex-Governor
johnson, OF Pennsylvania, and large number OF the
most n.ted Germans Of the West
i the Germans really represent the most positive
strength, beyond oil contingency OF any party hera
They thoroughly united from tho Alta. to the
Rocky Aouniains, and will not 60 for Lincoln any oon
sidsration. boos g'ia5 Aas 4iilr ,Teaetf ~.
/ The leaders OF the Fremont party held preliminary
caucus this afternoon apd marked ont their Il
action, including candidates and resoluocs. They do.
cded present the Convention enoral Fremont for
President General John Cochrane for Vice President
Governor johnson urges George W. Cass. Pttshure s
Vice President Gen McKnstry urges General Rsecraas
for the position General 10 AN, Governor Andrew
and B. Gralz Brown are also spo on T. saa Gil
resolutions declare thor dsapprobation OF the do
nestle policy Of administration OF President Lincoln;
favor vigorous. consistcnt concentrated ccution
war the right Of suffrage be regulated by icgss
tive bodies and not BY the Executivc rigid man.
tenance doctrine and the vindication a
republican Integrity this contiucn. reformed ana
thorough American policy, and for the one torn pru
cpe. They are. IN fact tho main points similar =
to the resolutions OF the Coz They will be sub.
ned TO the Convention by the Fremont side for ths&
body to act upon. $50 .. ,.9..-. ..g-
It looks now very much as though Fremont would -
nominated without any very strong opposision,
Another Report r ON Cleveland. R
h- TIT :, - C1svKlAsD, Ohio, May So--lIP.Hs
Judging from the plumber Of delegates already In and
those reported on tho way, the Convention tcmsrroa
will becomposed Of several hundred delegates. There sss
many Nissourans attendance but the delegations fro
nInois Iowa Arkansas Ohio and Pennsylvania are a.s
large Michigan, Wisconsin,. Minnesota, Kansas, New
York New Jersey Massachusetts, also Represent.
OIL, but mot largely.
The Gsrrnans have deIegaticp5 from twelve StasAes
some Of whom held informal meeting sunday wheas
after an Interchange OF views resolutions sdcptea
against Lincoln ara in favor Of Ersnons aealnss ~
by jury, and protesting gainst any nfrnxsmont wSce
this right destructive Il American Liberty s'so
Of amending the constitution 70 prtabIt slavssys
for the Monroe doctrine and the term principle -
absolutely necessary 20 check corruption. ~
Apparently unt tho delegation OF war democrats
from Now York favor the nomination OF Grant, VIII
Fremont for yieo Presdcst They argue that yictosy
ia virginia nsxs month WIN secure the endorsement g
TIM ticket AZ Chicago ON the other hand sbs frsmcae
say they wEnt whose political rccos4 y wen
streaxth This Trey CLAIM, FOR their csnddss srA pro-
Tess y believe be ~ ~ likely 10 b endorsed Cacsss
rho saicssions are that General Graars name win b
Withdrawn. aud that Fremont VIII DO nominated vishous
ssvsrss ere named scr y,csrrssldsus, snoue sass
Gsnsr. Jesn oocnr.ns escfEs - &C. Gs1sa
mo platform Win b saDsaaslal, shss adopted BY ~
forth be material diversity o. oppis.s
Conprolisg Robinson Of New YcsA- h1 written iss~
Parker fsbuy brings with him alssrer from wsndslr
Phillips, oppressive regret a. ms inssiey 70 attend tee
allure because - ~ weighed stsussrs. 6s.od ssd clv
liberty ss.nss ssvsy and cg e - p. ss so
heartily g sssns q pisi.: sn.i IEr Lincoln i
excited he WIN purscs ~ pocy md cbsy the Sane
pertinent. ana cootsuds sSss he only pm q rosonssrs
ten xthia tweaty ysass ito sdDk the s.scs V esss
or :'';; s:as sS sss
+ General HancOcIes 81 IL III
Pennsylvania eoldIss writes e the Nses1M III
Mcclellan. Seme Of tsem now spcek OF 'HAecosk; anG
what a candidate he wcsld mako He n the admiration
Of the Whole army. his name % IN every soldiers
1 mouth. He ID descs0dsst Of old John, whose name
Islands forth 50 coepicsously upon the Dcciaraeon q
fpdepeudonce and Nc hrs inherited III the pAsrot,s0
aud an the that stands forth so deAnty ~ thae
signature TO the greet o. human ren
would sweep the hundred teou1and soidasr VOC
IRON Pennsylvania clsan.n a 'eaH - nora ~
Hon. Ds MEL w. Voorhees,.
Acorrespouden Of the Washington Cosantionnt OfoW,
writing from Pike county, lllinsm, Says" ies -
tell you hrst choice Cor President 10 tho nobs
Daniel w. Voorhees,, OF In.
diana With him as our standard bearer the democracy
OF Illinois would be invncblc." 4ts A-rtrvttgE
Missouri Dem &C ratic state Convention.
The Democratic Central COMMITTEES for Missouri
have that ths democrats Of the state mees
tbe 18th day Of Jme next purpose Of organising
TIE democratic party Of tho state orths approaching
ratioual and state eIectona WV 4t tt
Lincoim I'm Massnch usetts.
from the Boston Traveller republican,, May 20.
Notwithstanding the great enthusiasm, manifested for
Lincoln IN the Republican state Convsuton which was
10 session ut the fremont rsnpe yesterday u undev-
stood .at the four national delegates chosen ~
shs Convention are anti lincoln men. 4Efrftfy
The prsstaential BaonOsn.
The washington correspondent OF the Eashvihs TfsSe
describes rincone pelitcal position ~ given ~ Mn
seif-'sI have no leannSs; can have none From we
Hrst have been ike Bscndin walking above ksss.ss
UPON the ropc, compelled 10 look uprghs 70 svoao we
abyss ysvans all the uns osneathn eSrvtffy
Tens 81 A You Like 1s.
. IRON ~ Cairs Democrat ssh. ri..3
w.s~, rsscher ssVsve never eaid trusr thing than