New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08

cratic nomination The States Of Illinois Indiana Ohio
and Iowa. were largely represented by delegates. Gen.
McCOok conducted the meeting 1t determined to
vote unitedy for PendetOn during the baotng today.
The most important part Of the deliberations was the
faint Acknowledgement that Pendleton was UKeIy to be
defeated in the Convention.
ILLINOIS
This delegation gives no visible sign OF change from
Pendeton. although there were rumors of abandoning
now SHALL SOLDIERS vorEi
placard with the above heading posted around the
city. IL contains many extracts from Democratic
speeches Convention Platforms, and such like denuncia
tory OF the UnCnarmy spoken and published at a time
with Rebel soldiers the field aud with Rebel sympa-
thzers at home 1t must be choice reading for the sol
ders and sailors who have faced the shot shell the
Rebels arrayed against Them especially when the Party
which opposed the for the Union striving
me soldiers vote IN the coming campaign albeit when
the veterans were in the field the same Party which
requests their suirage was loud IN its denciation Of
DEMOCRATIC BARBECUE AT LION PARK.
E,nu t osS Ui nc Ku S on wlch were
vention," was celebrated at the Lion Brewery Park
Yesterday and last evening The music was very excel
lent and the park was pretty well filed but not so
were present as had been anticipated. This prob
ably owing to the fact that the majority of the delegates
had better disposition to make of their leisure hours
1t is generally supposed that Mr. PendetOn will be de
serted to-day by the great majority OF the delegates WHO
voted for him Yesterday owing 10 the influence brought
Southern States will transfer their support TO Hancock
Chase the latter TO be sprung upon the Convention to-
day
private letter from the headquarters of the Soldiers
Charleston s. C., and puTpOrtDg to come from the pr
yate Secretary of Gen. Hancock reads as follows:
Mai Hancock letter the 9Th inst while
this much pleased hear from officer Of bis old
The public private Of confidence be has received
from the citizens soldiers Of the country warmly appreciated
by him does The civil
vice OF the nation viii be permit his TO be used Ia uagoum
with any portion party II the delegates assembled
the 4h Of July should den for toe
Of the Democratic that he should their standard aud
upon proper platform, his duty would impe him to accept am
with great respect very truly yours
The Young Mems KeySOu Club, OF Philadelphia hav-
ing finished Their important business with the COnNen
tion. and having become stated with the pleasures OF
Gotham took their departure for the Quaker City yeser
day afternoon
The adoption Of the platform by the Democratic Con.
ventOn is the subject OF much talk among the financial
town, who subscribe 10 the doctrines Of the
party, general thing. the proposed action Of the
Democracy in regard to the payment Of the National
Debt and the regulation Of the currency meets with the
appreciation of the money dealers.
large number Of the leaders OF the Fenan organZa
ton actively using their influence with the members
the Tammany Convention in favor of the nomination
Of Frank Blair who regarded by them tired
and true friend Of the cause OF Irish autonomy
MICHIGAN.
This Delegation has candidate In reserve who
they think may turn up first in the general which
they insist will attend the breaking OF the Pendeton
phaaux This favorte is Of two voted for IN close
meeting few nights ago The other is Reyerdy johnson
who received their the first or two ballots
They will continue to vote for Hendricks Oday-pIOD
ably all day. but Mr. Johnson should again appear they
consider that lie also is of their candidates one
thing they declare with pOstvenes and that Is. they VIII
not support either PendletOn or Chase.