New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15


,,ed so blair wcs sulcn ard talked londy Matters
we're COMPROMISED aud to get rid Il Dix be was
node Temporary chairman Of ;he Conyento. II notor
m et hat not one national epresena dive man is herei
Int politicians wirepulers and Office hunters This
sad disappointment to sewagd and johnson All kind
n excuses are offered. Geo. Dix in his speech to-day
talked largely about the Constitution fathers made
its Whoever hauls down the American fagtell him to
stop ard try persuade him TO raise it again. etc One
ron Of the speech where be said I this the Government
we have fighting preserye was greeted with cries oil
Nc no." This created great deal OF CONSERVATION jnere
was very feeble applause and reporter wanted to know
Dick TAYLOR was the delegate who cried Mo- The arrange
eps were all cut and dried and show good management
The Committee on Credentials will report In the morning
Directly after the permanent organization effected the
resolutions or platform Of the new party viii then be read IL
is thought that the Convention viii adjourn sine die tomorrow
evening Thursday sure
The Missouri delegation held protracted meeting last
evening at their rooms the hotel All the delegates were
present Mr. John Hogan their Chairman who Copper
head representative Congress addressed the delegates and
rave them detailed Of several interviews he had had
with President Johnson He said that he had mentioned 10
lie President about Gov Flechers enrolling coored men
and certain class Of whites into militia regiments and urged
the President TO stop put to it. He said the President
told him that be had referred the matter to Gen. Grant aud
that Ger sherman would be in ST. Louis soon and that Gen
Hancock had been recently assigned the Department with
Instructions to put stop the enrolling OF negro mhua
regiments Mr. Hogan farther said that the po!
was marked ont; that he good Democrat as any IN
the party and told him he intended being firm and de
tcrmined on removing every from Government once
who does uuquafedy support his policy oher OF te
Copperhead delegates made speeches and the meeting aa
/ iourned with cheers for johnson and Democracy.
OF the conglomeraed Of delegates those who were y
last evening are ecatic tonight The heavens have been
couded the rains dampened everything but confidence
in glorious resurrection the hitherto deunet Democracy
| ham adv huf
10 nstnctyey resolve that they have got the game and
that the liz up the Radicals that every one is roll
licking in his harity. 1t is indeed jolly conyoeaton
and and South Carolina coming into the unfn
hed wigwam hanging upon each others necks and the
sleeping Of 10 In but faint indications OF the new
horn love Of these brethren The only dismal about the
Continental day was picture vender discouraged In bis
efforts to sell picture Of Andy johnson.
The prospect be particularly bright Tor to-
morrow and veritabe lovefeat is assured now that all
hateful sorganzers have been uppresed but II remains 10
be seen whether country will be easily deceived as these
wise managers suppose Wood Train, Valandigham onHe
an are as mach Of the party Dixon Of Connecticut Da
Wis Of Kentucky Dick Taylor Doolte Of Ohio AS one
happily expressed to-day the naughty boys have been Mo
under tie bed but they still kept the house and are all
part Of the family. Although everything is understood
70 be arranged" the Committees on resolutions ana an
address TO the people are vigorously iaOofins w.
| night so that tho stunning twins may be Put upon
tho stage carly tomorrow Said NewEngand delegate
who was much ADLER officer In army than he ever VIII DO
politician II do nj understand how II is that all these ha
house fellows who trying things are old Cop
perhead sagers and that do MT see any OF our KIND Of
Union folks here" member Of the Democratic National
Committee overheard to chneke to cohfrere mat ~
iag as oHly managed half ris rH siee The merit C0HSr'
10 the Democrats This 10 be the hope and expectation
Of the shrewd wreworkers while the multitude gaze and
wonder earth Of all this fuss and usnan
| and fourth annual raid Of Rebels into Pennsylvania
In the numbers and the character Of the politicians assem-
bed the Convention is success in its motley eongomera
ton Baruums Happy Family is totally ecpsed as nov
etv in this quiet and broad brinmed city For the fret time
n the history Of Philadelphia The Nr York Daily NeEs has
been sold upon M streets and In the store windows on CheA
uuts tie Likeness Of stonewA Jackson and Gen Robert T.
Lee are displayed beside that Of Gen Grant Dean Richmond
and Ber Wood good deal together today What
can II Ben takes of bis hat 10 the Dean and listens 70
him as be oracle. Fernando Wood disappeared
ystorouty yesterday afternoon after bis letter was made
public around the halls Of the Continental Hotel
again this morning. Neither the Woods Dean Rchmopd
Henry Clay Dean Thurlow Weed were pres
ent during the session Of the Convention today.