New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

Mountain State domcied the Everett House by
the few largo and rustic looking individuals who were
lounging about II they were out OF place, ana VINO
STPo S Rs & fOSu o ne a Snng
sancy. These mostly supporters OF Chase; Among
the delegates are p g. BENJAMIN and f. H. Wright
This state TO be represented by fourteen delegates IN
the Convention several Of these have already arrived
at the NewYork Hotel where the delegation headquar-
tiers is to be. Among others Is the Hon Montgomery
Blair the Postmaster under F[esaens In oe
cation although he very much inclined 70 p cast So s
Apparently the majority OF the delegates for Pen
dleton but il is uncertain whether they Will support him
10 the bitter end Probably not as there are mum:
Der Of the delegates who have hitherto Deen 1ouhu
in the Conservative ranks, whose political views
are very variable Last evening the corridors
of the New-York Hotel were unpeasanty crowded
og me h ana consstences Of PeDdleon
and discussing his chances OF nomination WIN con
siderable animation At time the crowd was SO dense
outside and inside the hotel 20 render locomoon ex
ceedingly difficult The wireDulers were anu ~
the delegation held this evening by which time
all the members expected to be IN the city chir
man will then be elected and the merits Of the different
candidates will he considered in caucus. Judge Carml-
chael Is likely TO be chosen chairman. ,,,.,. pioh-
ard r. Carmichael George b. Dennis, Charles j. M
Gynn. Montgomery Blair. Edward LLOYD Hnxm ann, nc,
Pnr1pey PP1' White George W. Benson. A. K Iyster, o.
HOrsey John d. Bowling oG.iI. @. r. MADDOX
Tho de,ecatcs the Wolverein state arrived
in this CITY ON tuesday and made the Metropolitan
Hotel Room No. no. their general headquarters Their
private quarters are conveniently located in the vicinity
The delegation numbers 30 members OF when ONE ail
the Hon Neso9 FoS Dewey @Se
OF the state. They do not appear to nave We any Any
nomination but are watching and listening TO Others
without committing themselves. one of the delegates IN
several OF his codeegates were politically opposed 70
Pendeton that they desired more available man he
Chase or Hancock. Probably some candidate WIZ De Sc
ected by tho delegation today TO elect chairman Inc
following is q complete list Of the delegates ana after
mates: il. L. Palmer Nelson Dewey satteriee oarE
r. =. Thomas. james A. Mallory, John MatheT
" RalIon' John Haskell James G. knight. Charles G.
Rudolf j. II. f. Passmore, ". T. Henry, r. o. Ihorp A.
W Horn W Morse william Taggart George Reed >, a. a.
Pease f. s. Ellis Hester Mclean, T. H. Taylor, AleAahuei
Dawson, Charles H"iiilnget;
The Maine delegates soiourning at the Asor House
They are TO meet to-day 10 select Chairman ana WIZ
fh cspddates probably for Chase The delegates are
Richard d. Rice, Samuel j. Anderson. David X Hast
8gS RgsncSard Sae A. Iinscott Moses Briggs. James A.
Creighton Isaac Reed, Henry Hudson, Marceius Emory
p. j. Carleton. j. G. Talbot.
The following delegates have arrived from West VT
fhitricfs"D ID Johnson j. " Cambden, IL G.. Davis d.
A. f. Martin C. sperry' ,i,cd,o1S B, ~, SI''n'
r,o ,e,orates At large from this State the Hon.
Robert Mc(leand OF Detroit Chairman; the Hon InaS
lam H. "a Moore Michael A. Patterson, Fred; Y. smith
Walter q Beckwith, John L. Butler ALVIN ~ haiL Joln
= godfrey John &. Blanchard. Edward b. Winahs Sey
mour Brownel, Samuel NJ AFFORD, Clarence Il. Edal
Mr. Stewart Representative IN COngress lio1 iofo @
to 1851 and member Of the United states senate Tor sA
vcars when he was succeeded in 1859 by MT bingham Dir
McCelland was a representative In Congress from Ioio W
lss2 when ho was chosen Governor OF the state lie wac
Secretary OF the Interior I'm Mr.. Perccs administration
MIR stout has served several terms IN Doth DracSs o
the state Legislature Speaker OF the lower house
i'm Is5T and was the Democratic candidate Tor Governor
i'm Is62 when lac defeated 10y Austin bar, KtpnD
can Moore OF Detroit is Chairman OF tne %, a.,
state Central Committee Mnans was lneinDsr Oh ln,
Iegslaure from to 1862, aud member OF ths Ieee
state Constitutional Convention Browheh Oh uc" w.
tbe only member OF the delegation VINO heI'eu ~ VI,
army having entered at low grade aud risen 10 lhat o.
Lieutenant Colonel He Is also one oi hI 'oNN'o" .
unconnrmed revenue collectors III, l., uo,,dio,or
but they do not regard him as an available man h !r
the worst" They Will vote As unlt whenever ""'
they 20. .c,,,.s,,,s
The Old Bay state" seems 70 be represented IN M ,he
Convention mainly by delegates froIl boston ana t,e
nccbhornr villages OF the delegates Judge ABBOTT Nhr
Judge of tie Superior Court from b5 10 1908 MI ANty
ia a member of the State senate Mt Harvey u sld !.
heen an intimate friend Of Daniel Webster ana II AL
present a member OF the Governor CoulFu inc d =.
mainnc delegates lawyers, merchants , ana
,nanmfaeturerz All are entirely free irOm
the reproach Of having sero, setved tho yn,r' yS,r
70 oid We extremely dicult 10 indicate the ruling sen
timent IN this delegation. as II ls nol ye. & a.
s,e On o;cn Uancock bur light of later days has
materially affected their Vision. lhtI nave no
INV with Mr. Chase although they labor under TIE I'M
,soI ~, that ne would take well in SewEngland; but
hey are ready 20 vote for any whlte hh lnst ,H Nlu
N he has no more than twenty secoLd part OF nggei
Hood i'm his veins The friends OF Pendeion have been
actively urging their choice on the delega'on pt ,y
would a lepiie prefer Hancock. They 90 not peheNe
h.t onv candidate the Convention will nominate. how
ever can carry the Bay state for the DEMOCRACY ahl
bev do NOT feel disposed press their preference even
a. t6ev found a man whom tney could unite WIN any
thing ike enthusiasm. upon states hat are ht All hcS ~
cast a Democratic vote The delegation occupy pheasant
snortments at the Fifthavc Hotel. and are all pfeset
except Michael Dohcrty who Is expected 10 AINH us
morning meeting held last night IN the parlogs OF
"a. IL hlO-tIhI uiHfIlhltt III ita
results The way the cat may Jump Was the great ahu
pu1zng question aud no solution OF II was even IN
dicated ,,.,-,,x,
"Iittle Rhody" ignores the time-honofed custom Oi
h,y delegates at large and sends her eight delegates
in body aud all upon the same level Inc deicsation
.iss ~ Judge Charles = Bradley OF Providence, IhOs
steeyc of Woonsockct. Alfred Anthony. Edward Bun
.en Amasa spraguc, Christopher Allen EDWARD = NGw
Ion ~ Rhode Island IN 1866 and 1851 Mr. Stecrc Is
ne a6tor of me Iror.deHce Herald Mr. Anthony Is "A
promincnt Democrat IN his locality, and has
on member Of the State Senate Mr..
Brnnsen is wealthy sugar manuiacturer 9i
B,stol and is a native of this city; MI. spIagne Is
hicsv di i,tngushed as a member Of the great sprague
Arm ~ the state and IN being the brother OF Governor
lii % stor W. snragne lie was member OF the Demo
au ,i VationaI Convention held in Baltimore In 1850,
which nominated Douglas ana Johnson MI, Ne"toh
was member Of the last TWO NO PenoclatG Na1hi C1n on
Cnvernor I'm the last two elections, and enjoys the as
tnction OF having been twice deieatsu Dy H1H:
pnore Who are expected this morning They are quietly
and elegantly entertained at th9 M hoil,nan liof,
,t Me- Chase would be the first and only choice Of this
delegation but for the odor OF abolition that cngs 10
- ,,,ue THE influences operating In his favor
' ~ the spnning state would be obvious, even with.
ont the presence in the delegation OF powerful
lii, in the person OF relative by marriage [;
ana the Impression exists among the delegates
anu . 20 h ERE nominated by the Convention he might
thae m rv Rhode Island fer the Democracy. They, OF
ore do not pretend that the state can be carried by
any other candidate the CohyeImo1H m ay M d
~ stand arst IN their preferenees-comes Hendricks
Hancocks military career oper",es SsuY0hgy
"ed they have no sympathy IN common with military
men moi even IN the Of another Dorr nsulIeeNoh
whatever.