New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-06

Whether the gerueut
Had cloyen feet at all"
fine eurse con thy belly shalt thou co." being generally
supposed 10 knocked tine Tenpter on ls legs Ior
ever, thus depriyng him OF what he must nave elOVy
before. The erude Basil, OF Cappadoca' VINO bYed Yea
that unfortunate period than 90 asserts tna
Satan erect like man, ana had the gt VI gp Two
faculties which have reappeared no naler no" long eI
Petologss may declare thei ,he penije ,' family
10 which Old Harry belonged The hnency
with which they promulgated the doctrines as laid down
bv Brick Poneroy and Clement Vallnndigham was truly
surprising; and the remarkable ease WIN WhCh lny ian
Western child Of nature would have astolsled even
naturalzed Flemish trooper niue lhIonal DusihIss
was daSau Ty The dSy bur nothing Of their action
has transpired except what we give Deio"'
s,,o, was snept nv the pennsylvania delegation in
very 1uet way but they 70 have settled down lhlo
more determined support OF Judge Packer thah thty
have vet shown But when they desert him. as desert
him thew will rather than make vigorous ana persstcs
fight FOR his nomination, unless they meet WIN an une1
pectedy generous aid OF other delegaaons the ineI
esng question arises whom viii they support sIohs
party favors Hendricks another party gofs io acOh,
but there a third party the friends OF fehdeton VINO
yin vote for candidate whose nomination secures the
defeat Of any other western man; ISneovP av
and 10 keep the track clear for inc next race anu
win coaesce with any party 70 defeat nenuI
PeunsylvanaDs say Hancock u peIIer ieIsy s"iI
man than Hendricks, because the stae 9 9d orv mite
in his support after the delegaton Deco III
that Packer be nominated, the NOe vi otae
NAV 20 in his favor, though Is not certain uaI coa
ton 6oud succeed Many Of the bestnorned delegates
some OF them friends OF Judge facheI Deono
Yesterday evening that Seymour might DO Drought IoI
ward after other expediens had faned, put tnoso
were doubtless among the idle rumors OF the steeI
EEwYOHK. ,--.,--
This state and Pennsylvania really hold the nomination
I'm their hands. In what direction they wiz throw nne
votes when the final ballot is taken is not pOsitVey
known but Il may be stated that they Will not wore io
pendleton long there chance Tor the elecO VI
apV other man. meeting Of the NewYork delegation
was held yesterday, but nothing OF lMpOIi, .s1
was done The delegation VIII uhdonpteuly
mako strong effort 10 the nomination OF or
n Church. failing in which they viii unite VIII to
friends of Gov English and thus possible secure tle
nomination Of the Governor. Horatio seymour VII Pr
baby bs the permanent Chairman OF the COn'ehtioh
'' OHIO.
Pendleton stock yesterday experienced revere, va
Saturday seemed to be at par but YESTERDAY %
very low SO low indeed, that the members ol tue Vo
delegation were obligedito call conference Oh porons
OF delegations from various States Tor .he Th
whipping them In 10 the support OF Ohos pet ine
Confidence commenced at O'Clock last evening" anu con
tinued until after o'clock Speeches We're made ny
dozen gentlemen and every possible enort was usu ~
the OhiOaps TO induce the delegates from OIneI "
20 for Pendeton rst last and all the time HOW success
| ful the advocates Of Pendleton were was no
| made known To the outside mind, put u wa
| reported that the Pendieton lash was apbbne :,
with so much vigor that those whose backs were made n
receive the blows declined 10 submit tamey !" VIC "a