New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14
vailandigham Stands Firm-The Wiswans not
CsmpIeted-Arrival Of Dean Richmend.
Special Dispatch to Tie N. Y. Tribune.

rroaehes for the meeting the Convention This morning the
feeling in decided contrast to that Ioutsdc for outside
weather cold wet aud dismal and depressed ones spirits
bat inside the Continental Hotel where all the delegates
gregaed early hour the smiles Of their leaders
sunshine 70 their besrts, and the
everywhere given that there would be no trouble about
Vallandigham; that he would insist upon entering
the Convention II given out that this Thurlow
Weeds opiuon and the had spent the night tic
Grnrd House II supposed that Thnrow knew but az
the day became evident that Vaandgham
inclined nartyrdom When THE TRIBUNE arrived giving
Vaandgham opinion expressed your reporter yesterday
that his credentials regular and that he had good
right TO a seat in the Convention any here, and
meant TO assert that right, nervous anxiety
seized the delegates, 0nd there hurrying 10 and
fro. Every copy Of THE TErBuSE eagerly bought
up Most the delegations had assembled in their commit
to select their chairman and organize and in
meeting the valandgham discussed. In the
Illinois delegation. Philip Hoyne OF Chicago moved resou.
that Yaangkam be requested not to seeh adnance
the Convention and that he dld the Illinois delegation
would exclude him but this resolution voted down
and furry asyed by the again conveyed through
tie leaders that VAlsodgham about being induced TO
keep buse to himself and disturb their harmony
now about noOn and as The ivgacfs eAs Oft 0ftheir
meerooms they were met by the glad that Fernando
Wood bad written declining to disturb the
Convention with his presence Much ado made over this
letter George Francis Train made Wood sit down and re-
write IT, enterprising newspaper maa had run away
with the original and this copy posted up against
the mirror in bis parlor thus attracting crowds to
see him ell bis other attractions failed Everybody
thronged bis ROOM and everybody ptoe read the
after posted high. The Southern delegates de-
oared that Il beautiful letter. Another rally was made
against yaandgham bat he maintained bis position, and
the leaders driven back In disorder and despair
and about o'clock II became known that they
had utterly failed 10 c,joe him into their views After
this committees he different delegations waited upon
him and eutTeaiod him He stood tinaiy the souin'
crn delegates mst iogs appointed Committee represent
ing see..a wan him. This Committee with tears In
10 plead with hin the tremendous interests
the South had at stake And enIeatd him. II be loved the
South and IT, friend 10 stay out Of the Convention He
refused them. IL al Of wall VaandigLam says be
has received enough gratuos advice to last him for
a lifetime lie said very sarcasiicalyi :" Fernando
Wood has patTlooany resigned ! Intend 10 90
in" lie hs. been The bull In the china-shop all day
number Of the delegates have resolved TO exclude him at al
hazards States represented by delegation composed
Of half Democrats and half Republicans all for excluding
him wherever there delegation distinctly Democratic
which Coppehead the composing It, although they
concede policy Of keeping MIN out will vote " receive
him. They argue that be is regularly accredited delegate
under the cal and long he conforms that call he
much entitled a seat In the Convention as any dele
gate from the South, who was In OPEN armed
rebellion against the Government On the other hand those
who oppose his admission that the Southern delegates
themselves by courtesy and will not attempt to inter
fers with the Convention while vanandghsm here for the
selfish purpoe ofserting himself at the risk OF destroying
the whole m.vemeu The Peace Democrats who ore here
from some the Eastern States Pennsylvania Ohio Ken
lucky and Maryland assert themselves as the Democratic
party and the delegations composed OF Democrats and
the ohnsontes The Democrats IN the mixed
delegations are ali Douglas War Democrats are loud
in their dennoons Of vaandghaD and declare that they
" i'll not cit the Convention with him. while the Peace Demo
Gratis declse that he viii not Voluntarily withdraw they
will toadm him, and If be is not admitted they will
leave the Convention after him The Kentucky delegation
held meeting tonight and decided to bolt vaandigham
was not admitted Thus you that Valandgham master
Of the situation The Republicans have had little to say OF
the subject and II has been Democratic squsbble.
II Is said hat Alexander H. Stephens here but have
not yet mewth any who has him. The heavy rain
this morning made evident that The wgwam could Lot be
completed for the Convention tomorrow This is an
other big lure The Academy Of Music was applied for
but could MT obtained the stockholders would not risk
thar property and finally the National Guards Hall Race
st. near SIXTH was procured This hall will seat comfortably
about 800 and good many viii necessarily DO crowded
out vsaniisham may be got lid OF in this There is
no apprehension Of riot bat the Mayor has taken every
caution preserve the public The commander Of the
ty militia regiments have been seen and nohed 70
uats sssy for the speedy assembling Of their
commando necessary.
Mr. Asnun Of has telegrsphed that lie viii
not hi resent at the Convention. The New.York Sara
ogs dehfaon hold their meetings in the spacious ha Of
the Assembly Bu,dpgs Many Of the delegates did not
rive unit ate this evening Dean Richmond appeared upon
the grourh this morning Col Uyer also here repre-
san,;og a. United Service delegates ana ad.
mission II the Conventlon
LATER
csoitement about the hotels increases. Every
,oa g, tcsue yalandig lams conduct. Southern dele
oa,iep tndsd by Geo. L. Houston of Alabama has just
man the Gree, and requested him not TO
- hs Convention; but hs stated that be was duly
..a ,,., nj. credentials we're good aDybodys and
hs ,,s,.d 10 pre,t him self as delegate 1t now dated
h, m rl hs elected from the Convention, the resolu
lion :, Cen. s.sedmap excluding all Northern who
onno..s tho war o. eouptsnanceA resistance q TIE
dnn The o., MEDICATION viii adopt fssolstop 10
the morning. that no one OF '"eii memoerS sn"i
-. ,hs Convention without tier consent Of
The delegation given through vote ABS INTENDED 10
81 ysandpbau II also proposed that all the
$500. "A bey ara handed 10. be referred TO committee
-, .h.,. and ,ha. this committee, whom 1t repor the
s, M d,sg,,ss leave that OF Valandlg CHAM of The
A.sr, doegs,on and the Democratic delegation from
-. re NOV tbs only two delegations which stand BY Val
-, Mo-, Of the Pennsylvania and Ohio Peace Demo
as,s,,sa him and will abide the action OF the Con
e'A.' somo Of ,hem WHO, during the war were even
more di,oyal than he. but nave NV 'au no''r'sV'
Sscisre that they viii vote to exclude him. We have
p's. ~ Tod.rssbam to-day aud am afraid he viii
- r, dib offered for our entertainment to morrow.
heard Western delegate e1eaim mat "O''' -" '''' "
he were kidnapped OF banisled -..,.u M.
The National ex Committee continually IN session" ihc
80. ., ,i, -, La pre,i1ng oiie.i Al the Convention
Was DISCUSSED TO night Asampn was tho "a DA0a '1 '"'