The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-06

) day Governor SEYMOUR was present, and when
the question Of his nomination was proposed
said he could not remain silent. What ne had
written and spoken many weeks aiuce rom q
:. senseof duty, he must now repeat from asense
2of honor. twas due, therefore, to himself, to
nts ecnslstency, ana 10 nus jflenas VINO ma. mac
d;dsta sor he of3ca, os President. it Was fhe
hichest office in Che land, and q place far above
his merits and beyond his aspirations. Its inn
poItance no man could. over estimate; but he
did not seek it, was not q candidate forit, and
Rhen friends had pressed his name ne felt
called upon to decline its use, after what had
occurred elsewhere. Therefore, upon this sub
ject to allow his name to be presented in del
eSatlon o. wmcn ne was part, t1ouen Dy
Nisnds too partial to him, but whose kindness
heappreciated, did not seem TO hlm to be right.
Private honor now, as well as FORMER lnchna,
5 ton, compelled hum 70 .say that his name must
not be pressed Dy ms nlends.
The Pendleton escorts three hundred strong,
under General sergeant and - Grand Mar, "
~ h.n;,,, haens .areS
~, the re;i,csd s-sss -, - p
Thsre ,s,s Nc ~ ioy . coy,seranca botuaen {he
New York and Ohio delegations. the former
expressing themselves in favor Of Hendricks.
Inc ONO delegates statea tnat u tney nad no
EASTERN Ee5 % ploposS, y Was oi no USE speahs-
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THE PLATFORM.
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The subject Q, tne pia1oIm Gas peen scalSeiy
mentioned tnus7ar, ano; tne oniy opnion tnag
has been espresso Is 10 tne euect tnat u snouio
SESy ca little as may De, and mean as mucn ds
possible. Tho great questions Of reconstruc-
I lion and finance are not approached IN general
be reft to the careful handling OF the Committee
s.osI solutions.
The convention Will not progress further on
{ Saturday probably than 9 temporary organlza-
Ton snd the appointment OF the several COM
mittees. Monday the greatfght will open. It
may possibly reach q termination on that day,
: but the chances are the sessions Will continue
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following srecuiations:
S. Within the past twenty-four hours there has
been tremendous influx Of Pendletonians. To
fhe uninitiated the feeling ran 40 strongly in
tfis direction that the nomination, of the
Ohioan seemed foreeone conclusion. Last
eyeninp,s trains brought large: :reinforcements
10 this element, and In the vicinity of Union
AMI Madison' S1uares no one aeemed to. be
9faIked Oh but Pendleton. Notwfhstandinc the
apparent preponderance of the Pendleto9 ele-
nient throughout Yesterday, all well informed
@ nsnnle understand that II arnounis to NOTHING
after an. II is only What has all along baen
expected. It has been the avowed purpose of
the leaders Of this movement to forestall the
action Of the convention by an overwhelming
rouehs to be brought here for that purpose.
When the famous Keystone and American
Glubs Of Phfladelphia, waich are expected on
Friday. shall arrive, and our old friend Rynders
shan marshal his Empire Club FOR the fray,
The streets win resound with another cry that
Be equally potential in sas ears rs q the con
Pendletan. ~.
Aftar much consultation it has been deemed
prudant to withhold the Chief Justices name
until The strength Of all other possible candi-
dates shall be fully developed and exhausted.
he VIII then be presented as compromise and
pushed with eartnestness. But it Is extTemel,
difficult to conceive how, even on this pro-
tgamme, the movement can result in success,
because Of Pendleton,s determination to force
-the nomination upon some Eastern man. IF
Pendleton, as claimed, has majority Of the
phered out unless with his consent, which it is
very sure win not be given for Mr.. Chase. At
least it will take very skilful wire pulling among
delegates so strongly committed as these West
.ern men are to Pendleton, to effect their alien
alton nom and opposition to tie wishes ofthelr
candidate;
chances loom up into Pr p50pnsRcs; psS , as is