The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-08
President Eincoln's Renomi-
nation Inevitable.
Quarrel Of the New York Delegation
Over the Vice Presidency.
Success Of the Seward Faction
in Caucus.
Platform Of the National Council Of
Loyal Leagues,
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Our Special Baltimore Dispatches.
BALTIMORE, June 7, 1864.
The political elements in great commotion and
excitement nearly all night The serenades and gori6ca
sioa speeches kept up until past midnight and then
only subsded 10 be followed BY pipelayng
The nomination Of Lincoln being conceded a matter
Of COURSE and by accamation the Vice President the
contested seats and tho platform the only dis
pnted points, When closed my despatch last night the
eide appeared 70 be setting In strong for Hamlin but
change had taken place In the political atmosphere at
early hour this morning. Tho democratic element the
delegation opened out In bitter terms against the
domination Of Hamn, declaring that IL this was
70 BIO convention to rceuacs the old republican party
end TO continue It's old candidates In Office they would
Eepudlate all connection with IT. they to partici
pate 10 Union, and not q republican convention.
This position created no little sensation strong
effort was made TO change the current. Nearly all
OF tho New England delegation were again found
against Hamlln. New Jersey by direct vote, do
clarcd for Dicki, son; but several OF the Western
States still postponed a.ti n, IN hope Of ag oe-
MEET of the New York delegation, The muGdle and
contest in that was IT thing, bitter than last
night Weed found tLa. Il would be Impossible to
majority for Hanlin, changed front, and rallied his
forces on Mr. Holt OF kentucky The other side appeared
% contest 90 Dickinson and In this shape they went into
caucus. long and bitter contest followed.
Mr.. Tvemain led OF in strong speech for Dickinson
Re announced that no had the Convention and
aid not propose 10 sold out and delivered into the
bands Of The Philistnes C. b. Cochrane who for
Hamltn last night, also urged Dickinson. Mr.
Madden aud ono two oshers spoke tho SIDE
Preston KING. In his usual good nntured way, made
Aort OF half Speech in which no declared that
DO came out Of Sodon mach earlier than many others
present. The delegation divided and such bkter
fsins bad asen that he thought they had better bar
eniss By taking person for Vice President Of
ebs State. thus following Weeds iesd.
CIV Curtis stated that the real question at issue had
not been given yet, and might veil be stated aud
pes right here. the Vice president was taken from
New York is would prevent that state from having
member In the Cabinet.
'Ar. Raymond made . short speech, and, in abiding
% the fact that this move 70 break
Up the Cabinet, was taken up BY Mr.. Tremain
Iho in retort. declared that change in the Uabaet
would not be vsg serious calamity to the country and
might be found necessary.
After three hours OF bitter speeches and personal
trovsrsy vote reached The Weed side started or
FOR Bolt. In the debate the names Of Holt johnson,
HAmlin and Dickinson canvassed. Raymond-ba
nevng that johnson stronger than Holtcd or for
johnson. The votes for Holt were then changed to
johnson Tho result of the was-Johnson, thirty
two; Dickinson, twenty eight, Hamlin, six. Here
choice, but II may be considered that Weed had car
Red this point In the delegation, at least tia. major
ny favor OF retaining Seward in the Cabinet II
then agreed that this should be announced In
the Convention The delegation then started for the
Convention
Tho discordant nis, bitter than ever, in
destroys the Influence OF the New York deega
Non IN the Convention or all the delegations New York
b the most divided and split into fractions Weed, 70
garry out his point rested upon she aid Of Cameron and
% Pennsylvania delegation; but bis assistance from this
xxs No.
England and Of the Western States, who declare
that Weed and Seward responsible for keeping demo
orats 10 ofnco In large cities. Dickinson was not
present Mr. Stanaaan, his alternate acted In bis place,
and opposed Dickinson for Vice President.
The OF the other delegation this morning
a trivial matters Of no msmens
Several sets OF resolutions drawn up during the
night 70 lay before the Convention. Among them was
sstby Solicitor whiting. matters look there will
be resolutions enough prepared BY the patriots to blanket
Ne whole party. resolution has been prepared urging
6r requesting President Lincoln to mmedhtcy reorganze
~ Cabinet.
preliminary excitement,a forerunner OF tho storm
that oome took place the question Of calling the
soll Of tho Southern States for list OF delegates An
eGbrs made to prevent these States being called
put under the lead OF Lane Of Kansas after an exciting
dscussiou the Southern delegations trumphed, their
games sont 10 the chair and their credentials sent
y ths committee. NEH
BALTIMORE, June TIP. NJ.
The quarrel 10 the New York delegation 10 assuming
moro serious aspect. The Weed faction 10 rejoicing At
lbclr victory over the other side. The antweed and
uax democratic elements openly threaten the organisa
Mon Of q new movement In New York, calling convsn-
on bringing forward Grant, and pledgng the Chicago
Convention 70 support their Ticket II they viii put Grant
n ~ head. they state that the Seward and Weed men
mink they accomplishing great thing By dsfsan
pcklnscn; but he col side for person Of the
Weed Cameron Blair party there win be tho most spicy
lime 10 New York politics within the neat sixty days
avsr known.
WTh Of course means Reputation Of the ticket nomi
eassd hers BY The democratic element In that party In
NE STATE New Hprk Thus the Happy Family or dele
cation from New York continue sAsir feuds me breach
widening every hodr and may ~ any moment reach
point beyond healing. Neither side appear willing 4
ejvs IN inoh. bus hold fast
Most Of tbs Western delegates say that Dickinson's
pominaton Tor vice President will add strength
lneir ticket u tho Western slaes than any other man
nay oan nominate. They hold back from declaring
him Ia CAUCUS account Of the eight 10 the New York
tssgasou. hoping that the latter will settle the dleuy
ksfors the Convection called upon 10 vote upon tina,
ns<ssiou.
u impossible for New York 70 agree upon Dickinson
hunssyvsnla ss holds on 10 amIin, and jealous feel
sAss started. under the impraon That shu intend u
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