New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

possible
ing yesterday that the solid Western chain broken
delegates were beginning TO look avOraby on the claims
OF the CheJusce This view OF the does not ap'
TO be borne out by the conversation OF the delegates
Themselves, however u was reported yesterday that
0vertures were on foot from the leading spirits OF the
HOFFMAN, in case the NewYork delegation
20 over to Pendieton The Ohio delegation met this
offer, however it is said by declaring that if any New
York to be put the ticket IL must be, far as
they are affected Governor Seymour The positive de
olination of Mr. Hendricks (announced only in THE
seymourites proper led by A Oakley Hall and Peter b.
sweeney for they were Looking to ms 70
ing TO their desire to hold the first place How the
ib hone t thst t6e C"nTepon viii vet center on
Gov Seymour. in which event, now that Mr. Hendricks
has declined Tammany Hall has no preference for the
Nice-Presidency.
This delegation held a meeting at Its headquarters IN
the NewYork Hotel yesterday afternoon, but adjourned
without transactng any important business Ihe fact
ton we're for Pendeton The following named delegates
arrived yesterday W M Hogan F. M Tucker william am
Gould, II. V. Warfied, Il. Dudley walker ana W. W.
Baldwin
Nothing important occurred at the headquarters Of
these delegations yesterday meeting OF the delegates
from California Nevada, and Oregon will be held at No
90 Bond st to-day when ticket will probably be made
out with Judge stephen Il. Field for president me
afternoon. and organized by appointing n Bel Char
Another meeting will be held to-day before the
meeting of the Pacific delegations takes place The
Oregon delegates arrived are N W. Bell, T. L. Bristow,
c. TOrrit, and A. ID. Fitch.
PRESIDENT OF THE CONVENTION.
Various the cOnjectures regard TO the choice OF
President. and many names are mentioned IN CONNECTION %
with that office The last proposed Is that OF Jerry BLACK
sATTrMoRE TO THE CONVENTION
special train on the Northern Central Railroad OF
Maryland will start from Baltimore to-day with party
Of distinguished people bound for the CCRyentSn % r LRTy
man, exGOy Pratt GOV Oden Bowie ana Gov o"ah. Ti
Goscfe Mr. Rain of The GerDan Correspondent and Mr..
Cole Of The Commercial will start on the same TRAM
THE WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.
Among the many correspondents who have come on to
attend the Convention are Whtelaw Red Aga,e M @i
of The Cincinnati Enquirer. formerly Washington cor
respondent The Canereial Gen Boynton Of The Com
pspSF: Mr. Adams washington correspondent of The
World and Horace White of The Chicago Tribune
The Louisville Courier Of the 2oth has the following:
special dispatch las. night from HeSS0 Wy & 70 Jhs co cbs oS s
written Cisco. esq that city, pdging himself unre
This may be relied upon correct and fully commits
that eminent statesman to opposition to the Radical
MISS ANTHONY AND THE CONVENTION.
The Rerofion OF yesterday contains the platform pro
posed by the Central Committee OF The Womans Shi he
trage association OF America e 1Tr S"fPPoT SGTPp is
sound one. and calls for great many REFORMS. WLic
ready labor for, although. delegate To the Con
venOn she may be able in time to exert salutaIy IN
them TO vote with her. even on the question OF un'erS
suffrage.
The Keystone and the Americus Clubs OF Philadelphia
will arrive tonight, and be received by the Young Mems
Democratic Union Club and other organizations They
will be greeted with salute on their arrival ana thcn
march to Irving Hall for supper and ailerwaa ,s
taken 10 the st. Cloud Hotel The Young Mens
Keystone Club will arrive at the same time, and
viii be received Ivy the Empire Club Capt Rynders'9'
The question IS asked by Western visitor. neither
delegate Democrat whether the order relative TO
the letting off Of snakes" tomorrow intended As
an sllusionto those of the moccasn or "CopPerhead
would not be better let them off soon as possible
Also whether the exploding Of Chasers should al the
present time be considered "A Inisdemeanor.
The Chicago Tribune contains the following advertise
ment. and calls the attention of Democrats 10 1T:
Gran Cot Tanners, Washington c. respectfully inform The
people PEG P Q, 'ns Uns S & ne, The ION d., SoyembeI 8Gs
Of the sHn having considerable erPenee IN ~.
s9ai, ..co49 ,S31s .nn na' d s S BuctS Pou
Lee and other distinguished persons Of the persuasion
AN ARRIVAL.
Last night at o'clock delegation Of gerhap, 30 each
marched down Park.row TO the music OF a brass band
the number who stopped 70 refresh at gToggcIy
displayed his chief garment Rebel officers dress coat
with Confederate buttons complete lie Is delegate
PESDLETONS CHANCES.
careful figuring OF the votes has satisfied Pendetons
friends that out OF 632 the Convention Pendeton
will receive the first formal ballot, and that II the
deton he will receive 3s6 that ballot From GER
tain indications made yesterday, IT Is believed
their votes for Pendleton, thus rendering his
nomination almost certainty. Assurances
jory delegates in his favor the Convention will at
once proceed 10 make his nomination unanimous by ac
clamntiOn. The Illinois Indiana, Kansas, Nebraska ana
Wisconsin delegations yesterday pledged themselves to
for PendletOn long ONO stands ny hn ana to
continue working until the ONO delegation gave orders
for a change OF base.
portion Of the NcwYork delegation bad conference
with the OHIO delegation yesterday. These men said
they opposed 10 Seymour but were IN favor of Hen
fT, fhe "A
out Of the field, that PendetOn was the candlua'e oI
the West and that il New York desired to spring new
man on the Convention he must come from the East
MFEIING THE bOUTIiEEN DELEGATES CALLED FOR.
The Virginia delegation have invited the del .ates
from North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida
Alabama, Louisiana. Texas. Arkansas ana MsslssipP
10 meet them at the Ffthaye Hotel ~ noon today Al
this meeting strong effort will be made TO unite all the
Southern delegations and PendletOn OASIS
HEw-HAMPsHIRE.
The delegates from tins State arrived Yesterday and
have established their the Everett House
Their names recorded the hotel register as fol-
lows: Alfred B. Hatch, Henry Bingham, john o. SIN
d. Rand j. NJ. Campbell HOratio Colony. and John NJ
Shirley meeting Of the delegation Will be held TINS
morning majority of IT'S members in favor OF Gen
Hancock for President and John Quincy Adams lOf
TIE PRNDLEroN ESCORT.
This body Of PendetOnians, about four hundred in
number arrived yesterday afternoon. and marched up
Broadway Thirteenth street and thence to Masonic
for the accommodation of five hundred persons had been
arranged and where the escort Wlll make ther mead
panied by "a Cincinnati band, and displayed large mum
Der of Pendcton badges, (slyer together win proiu
sion Of Pepdeton scrip which pinned TO their coats
This valuable PendletOnan currency IS Dungng mlta
ton Of the S. currency note and bears the following cam
paign language ...... ...............
The People demand Of the
United States
Payment OF the Bonds in Greenbacks,
Equal Taxation.
One Currency for all
Pendeton the Peoples Nominee: