The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-14
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being spent in confenins upOrhsmost adkous coarse
% morrow.
An arrangement has tpcn aued upon which seems
70 give general satisfaction 70 Representative Of
tho various delegations. whsev, disappointment !, may
BIO 70 some who might have tho that the Convention
would DO just the place who're III wouM have full
opportunity Of delivering atiousboy studied over and
rehearsed in their little political yeries at home This
arrangement 10 that after the ford OF the Con-
vcnton each day the fullest scd will be given TO the
more eloquent spirits OF the sthern con en,ioniss
10 speak in behalf Of the ssver States Of the South
whom Tie radicals ia the late Coress have up TO this
Tine debarred OF their prvlcgesnd Of their nshtful
representation IL the haiis Of cgres. In the most
compreh snsive spirit Of coneasi and indeed ~ only
their just neec, and considerable Of tho claim they
have upon the honest feelings d sympathies OF tho
Union as Il wasn loving mon Of other Sections thus
Is prc.enineny jus, and proper This being 80, IL "a
expected that for efforts OF fersid patriotic eoquence
on the part Of the speakers and reproduction Of the
came through the efficient staff shorthand writers
which the HERALD aud other pspc from all parts oil the
country have here the procsedingof the Convention IN
this aspect alone viii be pointed In. future times A.
suo,her proof that, no,wthsisndlna devastating
Ia its effects, the people still suac 10 perfection the
highest arts OF peace
dcnccs OF good viii they meet every hand. This
feeling Of esteem and broherhoodhas had IL nrst
cult this afternoon In the abando under pressure
from the first men Of tho souhin delegates, by the
Wood f'eres OF the idea u prcdug themselves and
thor claims political po.er pon the attention Of
the Convention. Il tool some tho TO dissuade them
from the attempt and Il could ony have been In the
connection that their unpairiou attempt. Il made.
would end in dsgraceiul distomhiure 10 them
selves, that they took heart OF grace and FOR
mally resolved themselves into cii former uothinguess
The irrcpressia!e Vallasdghnn still holds out, though
beset at all points He mec strong In disloyslty,
and IS made OF such imlcnerahle stua that neither
the perspasions of friends the ihreacnugs OF the
storm that must break uponh head should he attempt
10 take part the CoHventn has had as yet any
effect upon him.
Immediately after the Woods surrender courier was
sent to he point where Vallau CHAM stir holds out
with the news, tho hope haas the surrender Of Lee
ncccssltaicd that OF Johnston, 10 valandgham would
follow SUIT with his worthy conrfres the Woods. But
vallandigain, Ike another CoroAnus stands alone
Aattes no little purpose in the Convention doyecoe
ard It'll the rrepcssibe bids dnance friends and
FOES.
To-day tel gam was received here from Holster
clymer democratic candidate for ;oyernor Of Pennsyl-
m,yeneut, requesting that an ;roper pressure should
be brought to boar upon vaandGhsn induce MN 10
acsst from presenting himself 10 admission as dele.
gate ut the Convention. Mr. Cvner expresses himself
on the subject the effect that valandghams persist,
encc viii only tend Introduce elements Of dscori into
the Convention thai after compromises or conciln
tons would have tho effect OF aiayng II Is believed
that yet entreates representations have had the
nj ,nnu nlf matt In
amuck against all opposition aud to face Tie music
of the Convention al all hazards In the event or his
carrying out his purpose 1t has been decided should
no attempt TO address the Convention eiociua
will be adopted buT him on or shut lin up The
committee has agreed upon admitting tho New York
.oder Convention, Of which Colonel Hlyer temporary
Chairman. The cain OF tic soldiers be represent
cd gracefully conoaded and tho sci OF the COM
nit,ee has this in All ~ acts gren great sas!ac
aon
Major John A. Rawlings General Grants ef OF STAFF,
has been elected delegate large from the STATE Of
Iilinos, and he IL Famed the Vice President In
Inc Convention Of that State.
The Louisiana delegation, which Is stepping at tho
Iapirrc Hotel, had conference % day. a. which they
elected Judge p A. Morse as temporary chairman 10
,onfcr with the chairmen IL the delegations IRON other
In consequence of the Of several Of
members the Louisiana delegation has decided 70 de-
cr the appointment OF committees till tomorrow
The prevailing opinoa General Dix viii DO
appointed temporary and Mr. Ashrnan permanent pre-
ding officer OF the Convention
The big wgwam Is not yet completed Is II expect
that will be altogether ready tomorrow The Con.
cntion wl however. aud Organize aud then /; is
IMPOSED will adjourn over TN Wednesday morning.