The New York herald., 1864-06-06
- those from the States which have been in rebellion,
will De kept out. Look for squalls in that point.

will De kept out Look for squalls in that point
There are number OF great men here busy at work,
but who have made headway a. yet. There s also
outside pressure for the adjournment OF the Conven
tion, who argue that Il will be impossible TO make
nomination that win be successful now. They have
managed to get the idea into the heads Of Of the
delegates that Grant is successful he will be nominated
~ Chicago and elected by overwhelming majority.
II, on the other hand. is defeated, kills Lincoln.
The people will then demand man, and declare
that they have tried Lincoln and that he has failed
they now want some else. Il is doubtful il this
move will gather strength enough to have any here
There are too many ohlceholders In attendance.
The Ohio, Pennsylvania and Illinois delegations are
holding forth Barnums Hotel New York, and three or
four are at the Most of them have notices
posted for caucus OF their delegations Tomorrow
morning
The hotels are all crowded and there is prospect of
an enormous gathering here from all quarters OF the
country The political caudron is boiling. Tho noun.
tain is in labor, and TO predict that II will bring
forth anything but A. Lincoln would be considered here
just now evidence Of insanity. We shall soon see
what events and circumstances will turn up II there
one bold man OF great popularity and towering in
teect to step in stem the tide and out against Lin
coin, his nomination could be prevented oh, for one
hour of n Webster or Clay
Among the recent arrivals are the Rev. DR.. Brcckn-
RIDGE Of Kentucky and Morton McMichacl, Of Philade-
phia
Our Special Washington Despatch.
THE FIGURING AND MANGUyRING OF THE PRESl-
DENT.MAKERS AT THE CArITAL-THE LINCOLN
AND ANTI-LINcoLN FEELING-THE CONTEST FOR
CnAIRMANsHIP OF THE coNvENrIoN-NAMgs FRO
POSED FOR THE vICE.PREsIDENTIAL NOMINATION.,
ETC.
WASHINGTON, June s, 1864
Nearly one.ha Of the delegates TO the Baltimore Con-
vention in Washington Tho management and
organization OF the Convention the only subjects
talked Of There appears to be sort Of mystery in re-
gard TO the so-called Chase Convention called for TO-
morrow. "Win 1t meet9 And what will they co9"
asked everywhere. They have hired hall, and have
offered it to the Republican National Committee to hold
tho main Convention in on Tuesday; but it was
declined Nothing definite Is known in po
cal circles here what this 9th Of June party
will do II Is evident that the friends OF Mr.. Lin
coin will not have easy sailing in the Convention on
the 7ih Several storms brewing, and although 1t
looks IT, in fact nine tcnths Of the delegates
,say, that Lincoln will be nominated, yet high in
position assert that they should not be surprised II he
swas set aside II IS claimed and in fact asserted by
Of the delegates, that oneIhird Of the New York
delegation also OF those from four five other promi
States, win not vote for Lincoln In November il
nominated at Baltimore. If this be true there certainly
ls entering wedge, and II is impossible to tell what
will grow out Of H. The charge that portion OF the
delegates occupy that position Is openly made, and the
denied.
Tha question Of admitting the delegates from the
Southern States promises to be troublesome
Many OF these are only Northern men and hangers
to the army As matter of course, If the Linconites
have everything their own way they will be admitted.
Next come the two sets of delegates from Missouri
the BLAIR delegates and those elected by the recent Couve
tion. From present indications this will be test OF the
Blair Seward Co. strength in the Convention they
and the others ruled out II not tho reverse The fac,
that the antBar set instructed to insist upon the
principle will be used;by the Linconiles against
them. They fearful that they win bolt Lincoln &
nomination. On the other hand. prominent politicians
from Pennsylvania assert that n the events OF the Con-
venton prove that Lincoln s identified and by the
Bairs VIII drive thousands In that State to Ere
There thus dilemma either way the Missouri
contest Is settled.
II was rumored this morning that Henry J. Raymond
bad been agreed upon az temporary Chairman This
caused great excitement and threats of and smash
up generally. Since that the OF Rev. DR.. Breckn
ridge OF Kentucky, spoken Of and it is understood
that the President favors his selection. His name will
harmonize the factions For permanent President the
names OF Raymond, Of New York Cameron and Grow,
OF reLnsy ylvania; Senator Foot, Of Vermont, and
Governor Dcnnison OF ohio, are spoken OF.
Andrew Johnson IS urged strongly by Secretary Seward
and others nominee for Vice President Several Of
the Western delegation who instructed for HIM state
that they will give him complimentary vote and then
90 from New York. In fact, several OF the
leaders the Western delegations met in yeste
day snd decided 10 60 for New York Dickinson
was their choice i Is evident that Hamlin Will be
thrown II so, IT will open up fight In Maine between
him and Senator Fessendcu. The names OF Dix iickn.
son. Treman and Morganare all spoken Of for Vice Irssi-
dent II the New York delegation agree among them
selves upon candidate for That position he will he noi
mated the desire the part OF the Western delegates
10 nominate Of democratic anecedents, TO
hold that element for Lincoln. II will not be all harmony
at Baltimore.