New-York tribune., 1868-07-07

Knocked down foT his rashness. One mpetuous young
put huse ~ P"gse do%S S
induced by his friends to forbear The
kept unusually busy and contributed their share toward
keeping alive the spirit Of debate which prevailed
The headquarters OF this delegation thronged last
night with crowd OF Pendletcnians, who seem TO have
enthusiastic delegates have discovered that there rs
possibility Of having their hopes defeated and although
less show il in divers ways
A meeting OF the New-YOrk delegation was held yes
terday during the iDtcrmssiOn Of the Convention All
the members participated and was reported that it
resolved To present the name OF Sanford r. Church
ss the choice Of the delegates This was expected
would be DONE bat for what reason the managers managers
OF the NewYork quota OF delegates ana Their
friends only There is doubt however that the
strategy The delegation may support Parker or New
Jersey Packer OF Pennsylvania. English OF C0nDect
cut This is speculation Information received
from trustworthy source justihes the assertion; Ea
Gov Bigler OF Pennsylvania and exGOV. Thomas H. Sey
but while NewYork would cast her votes ior the former
the delegation would not accept Mr.. seymour as an an
available As the matter stands things are mixed
The Convention may not adjourn slne die uu Saturday
RECEPTION OF SOUTHERN DELEGATES.
large number OF southern delegates were ehertalheu
last evening at the Manhattan Club. The Democratic
Southrons we're highly delighted and the hosPable Man
TO take their Southern brethren by the hand aud bid
them cordial and paterna welcome
The delegates from tins State held meeting Mt the St
julien Hotel last evening, but no business OF Importance
was transacted.
KENTUCKY.
The delegates from "Od Kentuck' were considerably
excited last evening and although they had resolved not
TO candidate 10 i probable that they WIZ recon
slider their resolution II limited last evening that
under certain circumstances they would unite with Ten
nessee in presenting the name OF Andrew Johnson
No formal meeting of this delegation was held yes
terday.
or these delegations Oregon Is sad 20 DO peuged 10 70
Pendleon. Nevada to Hancock. and California to Judge
Stephen D. Field of the latter state. Cox Hmght OF Cal
Ia aI
enough tO insure his selection either for the Fesehy OF
the Nice-Presdency.
feeling OF dissatisfaction at the behavior OF an inner
ring that seek exercise undue control over the
toas of the Allegation has arisen among the Illinois dele
gates ana f0uud expression IN very marked manner NJ
a meeting Of the delegates last evening Several oil inc
speakers anmadyercd I'm terms on the course pur
sued 10y those composing the ring ana caiheu ol e
selves perfect freedom or action.
The action OF the Convention in admitting the dele
gates from the Territories To seats In the COnyehton
without the privilege Of voting upon any OF the questions
before the Convention has given much dissatisfaction ~
tbe kansas delegation ST. Nicholas Hotel, where the
Territories OF DacOt,h, New-McXic0 Colorado ldahO
Wyoming, Washington. Utah, Arizona, ana Mohtana
wcre represented. The Chair was occupied by Cen
Todd Of Montana. and Col. Craig OF Colorado
protesting against the action the Convention con
uaryto the rule observed IN previous conventions 10 Ihe
great democratic principle lhNoFeu III tle leia,io ,
Of taxation and representation, ana as aoRet alo
trary and unjust the delegates having Oeeh sut W & p
form duty 70 the country ul'ahco N"ili.h it ont
three thousand 10 thousand miles, AT cost
of about 5000 for each man Ihcy ascrlbe tho oppo9
ton 10 their admission to unfair motives on the part o
the Committee Credentials, who, they say, learned
that they were about to vote adversely the deseS or
the Committee and who they also say offered them the
privilege OF voting II they voted against certain can
dictate The resolutions viii be submitted to the Conyeil-
ton and n sustaius the Committee the delegates VIII
gracefully withdraw. They not disposed To accept Is
privilege which they say be obtained on the streets
Tor flfty cents.
NEBRARKA
The pcudlet0n banner still borne high by this dele
CATION They have been unwaycring IN their fidelity 10
ter first choice, although they admit That ne cannot DC
nominated.
ALABAMA.
DELEGATION claims 20 be secret IN All s move
us and ma the Nurrssiun Of IT. sentiments, auu smiles
Boo its sleeve the tricks 10 has played on the new"
p,pcrs by giving them wrong information as To their
position ln view of the probable fact that but slhdli
icton of the delegation aud OF the peculiar cOusttu'
cucy ~ claims 90 represent can vote under the existing
laws, this anxiety is amusing.