Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-04
NEW YORK.

| NEW York, July S.-The exoltementi s
| increasing hourly. Pendleton's friends
are loud in their expressions OF conf
dence In his nomination, claiming that
he is the only candidate that can be
elected. They oppose Hendricks, and
some say will bolt from Chase. Sey-
mour is their second choice, and it is be-
lieved that they will control over 100
votes.
Wash McLeon and Judge Flynn, of
Cincinnati, had private interview with
Seymour, Tilden and Church of New
York to-day, and stated that Pendleton
would not be pressed to q split.
Il is very likely that Seymour will be
nominated by reclamation before six
ballots are taken, and forced to accept
the nomination.
A letter from the New York bankers
urges him to accept
Many Southern delegates faver john
son, but will support the candidate, and
promise to vote and work in the election.
Hendricks friends continue confident,
but say that shonld Seymour be nOmi-
mated, then Hendricks or Blair will be
nominated for the Vice Presidency.
To-day Hancock seems to be nowhere.
A number of the State delegations to
the Democratic Convention held meet
ings to-day. The Connecticut delega
ton chose w. W. Eaton as Chairman.
Nine of the delegates are for English
and three for PendletOn. The Ohio del
egatiCn held an election and chose the
following as representatives in the Con-
ventiOn On the Committee on Creden- |
tials, Wayne Griswold on rules, w. J. |
Gilmore; as Vice-President, Edison B. |
Oids, and as member Of the N ational
Executive Committee, John q. ThOmp- |
son.
The Illinois delegation chose William |
A. Richardson az Chairman, and |
selected w j. Allen to serve on |
the Committee on Rules NJ. 8. Nor |
Tison on the Committee on Permanent |
Organization; Thomas HOyt on the Com
mittee on Credentials d. NJ. WOodson |
as Nicg-Prgsident; n. J. D0wdell as See |
and Wilbur f. Storey on the Ma
tiunal Executive Committee.
The Kansas delegation held a meet |
ing, with Gen. G. w. Blair in the chair,
and appointed representatives on the
committees.
Toe Arkansas delegation held a meet
ing and elected A. b. Garland chairman,
and made the following recommended
tons For Vice President, B. ID. Turner;
for Committee on Platforms, a. ii. Gar
land on Credentials, E. G. Roudinet /
on Permanent Organization, J. S. Dur
ham, and as Secretary, John w. Wright.
The South Carolina delegation held
nesting, but postponed any action until
8ll the delegates are here.
The Maryland delegation made the
'ollOwiEg selections r B. Carmichael,
Chairman; o. II. Orsey, Secretary;
Fre5. Maddox. on the Com mittee on Gre
ientials; A. X Sylvester, on OrganizA.
.iOC, and Stevenson AskeW, on RssOiu.
lions.
The New York delegation transacted
40 business to-day, except the substitu-
lion Of s. :. Cox for Michael Morton,
rom the Fourth District.
The Tennessee delegates are all herej
mo will vote for Andrew Johnson, but
will accept the man the Northern States
hink the most OF.
The Delaware delegation favor Pendle-
on, except Senator Bayard, who is for
Hancock.
The New Jersey delegation will vote
or ex-Guv. Joel Parker.
The Missouri delegation chose James
as Chairman, and M. J. Reed
.s Secretary, and selected ThOs. S Price
or Vice-P President, and s. L. Sawyer az
he Committee on Credentials. This r
delegation Is understood to be solid for
aendleton.
The Mississippi delegation chose M. S.
'eatherstOne as Chairman and K. La E
3rue as Secretary.
The Missouri delegation to the Sol
iers' and Sailors Convention chose Col.
I. T. Williams for the Committee on Per
nanent Organization Col. J. 3. Roger
on for the Committee on Credentials;
apt. George Z. McGuise on Financial
Col. David Murphy on Ma.
ion Committee, and Msj. John S Terry
3 permanent Chairman of the delega-
ion. :
The Indiana delegation to the same
lected Mai Gen. Love as Chair
l&n Mel. J. A. Cravens on the Com J
aittee on Permanent Organization
zen. Morrison on Credentials; Mai. :
Iorsn on Rules Col. John Williams on
BUSINESS and Finance, and Col. c. B.
fall on the National Executive Com 8
llttee.
The Pennsylvania, Keystone and {
AMERICAN Clubs, who arrived tonight,
ere escorted to the hotel by the Young
lens Democratic Union Club and the
endletOn Escort.