New-York tribune., 1868-06-30

by Thursday The little oAucusing that has been going
on thus far indicates that great effort win be made IN
chances be destroyed there will probably be split in the
vote OF the delegation with the large majority IN tavdf %
S opposition st C tie PcnsooH IN wen S'e IN
The SewYOrk Hotel has Seen selected by the Mary.
landers for their headquarters The Hon. Montgomery
Bsr has already taken up his quarters here, and he
others Dr. Benson, the Hon Jas. c. Clark Gov. Bowie,
Judge Carmichael Col Bowling. o. Dotsey, Col. Lloyd,
New-YOrk Hotel. The leaning Of the Marylanders ap
pears to DO toward Gen Hancock but most OF them are
'' =" '''i'D- '~ DELAWARE. -: ''a- = 49,
The little State Of Delaware will endeavor to make con.
airy and pleasant committee room But very few II any,
OF the delegates have yet arrived 1t Is also matter OF
and unterred State will cast its moral Influence but It
s sad TO nave sheSkng affection Tor Go1n henarGSs
as the faVorite poison.
The fact that the Fifth Avenue Hotel has been chosen
as the headquarters Of this delegation is proof that the
and eagerness young and prosperous condition. Ac
eommodations have been engaged here for the entire
delegation understand, but none had arrived up TO
yesterday at noon that we could discover.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Although the South CarOlinians have not yet deter
mined where TO pitch their headquarters, accOmmoda
ons have been engaged for them at the NewYork Hotel
likely do the greater part OF their csucusing Gen Wade
Hampton Is at present at the New York Hotel Justice
of this delegation few OF them present that
would be unsafe to hazard prediction.
NORTH CARoIISA.
Committee rooms and other accommodations have also
been engaged for the OF this delegation at the New
York Hotel but do not learn Of any of them having
yet arrived. ...
The Chanler House will be the headquarters Of the
Georgia delegation, and accommodations have already
city IN addition to those at the Chsnler House the
following Georgians are stopping at the st. nieh9laS;
flowers G. ROweH' T. II. Ertes,,, II, 9; Pope,
and L: pozieF. j. A. Frost and r. s. spaldng
s6s 6e GeorSans viii 60 solid for chase and use ali
their influence in his favor AS before mentioned the
tom will also be the general headquarters OF the Chase
faction. The following delegates had registered Their
yesterday r. ii. De Leon, T. g. Rust d. o. flnch' Ihos'
b. Moody.
Wth the instinct OF the rr
at the New,York Hotel, where we learn, Committee
rooms and accommodations for about 10 have oeen en-
and who is looked upon representative man, is said
bilty But it is generally thought that this is merely
"bind" to give force 10 sudden and powerful SUPPORT
Of Senator Hendricks in which he will be followed py the
entire Louisiana delegation.
MISSOURI.
The Spingler House, UniOn-square, will be the head
quarters Of the Mssourans Rooms have been engaged
for the following delegates who Will shortly arrive Jas
L. Price Erastus Wells sson Hutchings Carl Daenzer,
David Murphy Thomas II Bird. F. H. Emerson, O. $
sxIS9 N@hSn n Rr"Y R HcS William K
Charles H. Manson, John NJ. Glover Thomas b. Reed H.
Wells and Daenzer have already arrived. Accommoda-
ons were engaged some tune ago for 80 delegates IG S
bly, engaged by some person devoid of authority OF cre
is some other mistake
Headquarters ST Nicholas Hotel The following dele-
gates are stopping or expected at Powerss Hotel Major
Walker Gen BOty, Col. Reed. Gen b. Forrest Judge
Bryan, Matt Brown, Col. Mouton j. X Rugg, y = Rugg
kinney, Jacob Foster, John McCan, Richard MeCan,
Robert Henry Cen Palmer Col nd STSa S1Sge
kENTUCKY NJ,
guished Kentucky delegates at present sooung az ths
hotel are Gov Stevenson, eK-Gov. MacGoiin, Col J.
stoddard johnson, and Col Gibson Also the bon 5t a.
tingly, the Hon B. F. Buckner. Gen Grgsi6y. the lion
Ed Turner, the Hon. j L. steary Gen W. Preston MI
Buck Rees is at the St Nicholas
Headquarters. Fifth-ave. Hotel The Ohio delegates
already i'm the city are distributed as follows: A. Me
Kee Powerss Hotel; Henry r. Henderson, Eare's Hotel
" Arnold, b. II. Dryden, L. W. Chaplin Aceommoda
tions for ~ delegates have been engagea
Wooley Gen. g. W Morgan. j. T. Eaton, John g. Ihomp-
son. II H. Dodge, and others; dhe Fh'haNe' ho'ei -
considered the Pendleton stronghold
Headquarters, No % BOndst.. where large and con-
modIous committee rooms being prepared. a H.
Ross F. Steele Joseph Roberts, A. Jacoby, and NJ g. Gil
lett are the New York Hotel and the rest OF the gee
Of their number who died at sea last saturday are So
journing different places The deiegaIon Is smohHy
OF the nomination Of Judge Stephen j. Fied o
''' NEVADA AND oREGoN.
The same is the feeling manifested by the delegates
from these states, whose hsadg1srters win be In the
neghborhood of that selected by the Caornians H. L.
BristOw, Oregon, is at Earles Hotel and C. e. Lane
Nevada, is at the New-York Hotel Hotel
Headquarters. Astor House. larger number OF dele
gates have already arrived at the AstOT others are a the
st. Nicholas and the remainder OF the delegation ana
their friends will be in the city by Thursday
H4adnuarters Everett House Mr.. Geo. Payson is
stopping at the Astor but the majority OF delegates on
their arrival will 80 to the ase Everett
ueadouarters Everett House. at which have arrived
| III u GNnffh HaNrV 4
amn. J. McDaniels, e. r. Wright @. IL. Simmons, G. II.
Weeks, j. J. Do Witt, Waldo Bingham A. {; Davenport
IS Marshall COL T. M;ssaGrssTTs M aSFggI sTT 10 0'H''
Headquarters, Ffth:aye; Hotel, Accommodation =
have been engaged 20 delegates some OF whom have
already arrived but the majority are not expected I'LL
Thursday. ~
The delegates from Colorado have their headquarters
/ at the st. Nicholas Hotel
| WISCONSIN.
Headquarters. Metropolitan Hotel Very few Of the
| delegates nave arrived
Headquarters st. Julien Hotel. Among the arrivals are
| d. A. Finch, Des MONIES; J. IL, Murphy and f. Dermody'
| Davenport John II. O'Neil Dubuque
| ASSOCIATIONS
The Young Mems Democratic Association OF Washing
at the Chanler House The Keystone Club OF Padel sd
paio1 Marbe House Unon square Soldiers and Sail
ors Democratic Association MOfat House, Union square
Very few of these delegations have yet arrived
Fourteen Of the Mssissipp delegation, headed by Col
on Unionsguare, and the remainder will stop at the
Southern the York, and other hostelries most a
| fected by the chivalry.
| HEw-JERsRY.
The majority of the NewJersey delegation will be quar-.
tered at the AstOr House, but IL Of them have secured
apartments at the Metropolitan Tie following named
from that State have arrived and are now at The differ
ent hotels Russell +. Stevens, +. d. LathrOp, Isaac
smaley. Chas. ID. Hendrckson, Miles Ross Thos Kay
| George Peters John II. Mullaney, David D0dd, ii. X.
Veghter, Samuel Still, Henry s. Little j. X WOFendyke
| Thomas McKeen and Col. Il. NJ. Van Worst
! ALABAMA
The Alabama delegates will stop at the Astor House
and the Metropolitan. Twelve have engaged rooms at
the latter hotel Gov FNwinston and one or two other