, 1866-08-18
EXCLUDING VALLANDIGHAM.
H0w the 0bnoxtoaA Delegate yvax In.
= dueed to withdraw.

Hov the obno1toss Delegate was In-.
= dueed to Withdraw.
&. {, Especial Despatch 10 the N. 7. Trib1ue.1'
: = PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Aug. II, 1861
Cardinal ThurloT Is q happy man Hfs
Waterloo st Chicago Is measurahly relieved
by the tziumphs- Of to-day Vallandigham
has been captured and conquered. In an
swer to the pathetic appeals fucessautly
made to the bold Ohloan, his response In
others, Eho bore arms agatnst the Govern
ment, are admitted without objection!
have only plead for Peace The address J.
wrote elected Seymour Governor Of New-
York, and my pemoeratic record stands
he was carried on the score OF e1pedieney
and appea1s from all quarters to aid the
q bolt in the Convention. Your correspou-
dent is assured by a Western delegate and
foIms5 Union soldier, that theEs voald have
been Kept ont. So Vsllandishau, at the
eleventh hour, yielded, and has Withdrawn
from the Couventton- Hercsisted all impor-
-tunities yesterday, and was firm in his deter
this morning about nine o'clock The oppo-
eition to him WIS becoming more and more
intense until this morning, when minority
ofhls Democratic colleagues from Ohio united
In q request that he would withdraw, for this
cake Of harmony. The Ohio hrevet Repobll-
body, IN case Vnllandigham insisted On re-
msinlng- General JOG Gieger and = few
other Ohioans were becoming quite !demon-
stratiye On the subject at tie Continen-
a ndt,.n aud tsf Gzafd MGHse GeiseE ys
ed to speak in the Convention he
would denounce him In uumessured terms.
While there Eas strong pressure inside Of
WIS outside strong party In his favor. He
fore by large numbers Of influential Demo-
critic delegates and outsiders. requesting
him to stand trm In the association Of q
right to q 5eat- In fact, twa-thirds Of tha
Vall9ndjgham Immediately. only they are
afrnid Of the effect Of his national notoriety
While they believe in his doctrine, they 17e
iutincere and kick him out from fear OF the
political effect his presence would produce.
They pat him, and caFess him, aud promise
viii only keep qnfet and let things get
6Ied. VAL Is appa7ently eincere, and says
it Is a swfudle al through. It seemed Lat
night Is If the admission Of Va1isndisham was
day, sud tia leaders Of the Convention ex-
eIted themselves to procure an amfcab1e set
Element Of the vital question: Montgomery
Blair endearored to a1lsy the opposition
threatened rom tbe Ohio Republicans, upon
several Of whom he call.d to argue the mat
ter. He was strongly In favor Of Vallan-
dfgham's admission, hut found it impossible
to bring the Ohio Republicans to his way Of
thinking Finally, 1t became apparent this
! mornlng that Vellandigham must withdraw,
or the harmony of the Convention mast be
seriously threatened L Joint meeting Of the
two Ohio delegations was suddenly called at
nine o'clock All were present except Val-
1andIgha1n- The subject of ValIanilisham's
admission WIS talked over, but no
definite action was reached. The brevct Re
publicaus withdrew In half m hour, leaving
the Copperheads in seseion- yallandigham
entered the room, held q h.ieflntervtew With
then withdrew. 4 resolution was then Of.
fercd by Judge Van Ttu.np, Of Ohio. assert-
| ing the right OF Va1landicham to q seat in
the Convention az 4 delegate. ana denyiue n.
The Right to object to his sdmIssion. bnf de-,
| c1asiug, for the sake Of HARMONY In the Con
yenticn, the Ohio Copperheads vouii cor
! sent to his withdrawal. This yFus aioptei1
By an unanimous yota. Vn1iandIrh.m IN
| being informed of the action ~ : f;s
colleagues, uddseseed a., fe:ter fo fhe
chairman OF HE Ohio dejeratfon the
rnrport Of which is. fhat while Te DENIES fha
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