New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

Duponte Of Ncworeans attach6 Of me Nsg ORLEANS
Oresent and exofoer OF the G. g. A. Louis 81 Martin
yer OF New ard ex Brigader OF the G. g.
'fSS T5GSS Distrctw iqHt IT. Kennafd OF Seworleans
John iHi5a = Scott Of New,oTIeans. Colonel G.
or Fs Fourth secPeaTS Of state 81 LoGssns
Charles Jones OF Rapids Parish, strong Union man
during the war. With District n Il. Coleman OF Onacna
Parish and George ". McCrane editor OF The 0pt0cha
Telegraph and exMajor OF the c. s. A. The delegates
those reg1iary chosen The delegates are disposed to
take back seat and to accept man their Northern
seaSSl is explained by the fayoTsbo Impression he
the Southern people during his official relations
THT soiDITRs AND SAILORS DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
One Of the principal features OF the political proceed
ings tomorrow will be the holding OF Convention OF
Democratic soldiers and sailors This idea copied from
the late Republican Conyenton at Chicago though II ~
the true stamp OF the Chicago gathering Ihe ea Tor
s FEecntiye Commitee having been appointed
at the Convention held in Cleveland and the call upon
Of Inonth This latter cali asks tne Democrats sol
der aud sailors OF the State OF NewIOrk who served IN
the war for the maintenance supremacy of the Con
stuton and the preservation Of the Union to meet in
their respective Congressional districts and elect dele
gates The call then indulces in the following specimen
OF buncOmbe, the intended effect or Whch is very ap
parent: ., -, -, .. -, ,, Dy, III,
respond TO this call with tho aacriy and enthus
as that characterized their response to the call of the
country for aid when IL before threatened BY Dis
unonsts of the South in April 1861 il Is again threat
ened-and only little less seriOusy-by the Radical Dis
unonsts who dominant in Congress- who are usurp
ing every power and function OF the National Govern
mCnt and who have already almost succeeded III emaseu
ang the coordinate branches OF the Chief Executive ana
The state Executive Committee is composed of the fol
lowing gentlemen: III. W. Socum Chas. g. Hapine. Jas
Granger, NJ T. Mcmahon c. E. Pratt T. ": Egan. Jas
Cavanaugh c. A. johnson, j. W. Blanchard. B. Par
menter Jno NJ Strong, Chas. j. Powers. W. f. Rogers
George r. Myers, A NJ Barney, s. Summons, j. O. Bron'
In accordance with the call of the National Executive
Committee elections were held IN various sections OF the
country. The Executive Committee some few days
since established their headquarters at the MOat House
whilom the Fenan Headquarters, No. 35 Last Seven
delegates who arrived During all day yesterday delega
on from hS SS
Among the most prominent OF those whose names appear
now Collector OF the port OF NeWOrleahs, VINO
is also of the delegation from Louisiana
Granger OF New-York; MajorGen. Henry W. slocum,
and Brgader-Gen. c. j.: Pratt. OF BROOKLYN Brevet
ader-Gen d. s. Wake, OF Washington. d. G.; Brevet
Maor-iien 4. Kilby Smith, OF Philadelphia; MaiorGen
TT Sron Of Kansas BrigrderGen Geo H. buckingham:
MsorGen Geo w Morgan, of Ohio; Col John Hancock. OF
CoSn; C,1GOi BToyet % Major NJ r MGMa6on Of " Brig
adier-Gon W. A. German. Of ST. Paul's, Minnesota;
MpoTgsna Sos n n stocfO of GSaa
Brigader-Gon a. W. Williams. of Michigan; Brevet
ep j. n Stiles of Chicago Cen W. T. adyj
smith Beside these there arc large number of Coonels
Majors Captains and Leutenans and not few priVates
Among the arrivals yesterday Sergeant Bates who
lately performed the feat Of carrying the United states
flag the South the arrangements Tor TINS piece OF
political pedesrianism having BEEN 1t s asserted al ar
ranged beforehand and satisfactory assurances having
been sent southwark that the flag bearer the gallant
Sergeant emphatcally sound on the goose; cen
Estre, the Chairman OF the National Executive COMMIT
tee arrived last night did also Gen Ewing OF ONO
There large delegations now here from Maryland
York state NewJeIsey District OF Columbia Gonhse. na
Sana. and other states. aud others are eI-
| To to-day.
intention Of the Soldiers Convention 70 present TO the
renar convention the name Of any candidates for the
presidential or Vice Presidential nominations but sim
py TO manifest expression Of opinion on their part
ib9t the candidates who may be nominated should be
mem whose war record is sound They design too to set
forth the objects they understand them for when tne
war undertaken the why they entered INTO IT,
and then 10 show where and how the war was their
opinion perverted from the design for which was be-
gun They claim that they cling now with as much to-
nary and dignity OF sentiment they ever before man
Tested 10 the idea OF Union Of the states Dut that
since ueace has come they desire to military supre
macy ,uperceted by civil law There Is great diversity
Of opinion among them as to the nomination. ProDa1y
the great majority OF them are IN favor OF MaorGen '"
Hancock. though there are many who hope against
hops that owing 10 the tnharmOnl0us proceedings oi
| ne coming Convention Gen Geo B. Mcclellan may be
nXed upon IA the compromise candidate. Some OF them
prefer Chief Justice Chase, in case civilian II 10 be Sc
ectcd but many more are in that event outspoken in
bei, nrecrcnce Tor the denomination OF Andrew John
son. Seymour has friends among them also Dut II a
person may Judge from the conversation at headquarters
Yesterday very few OF them favor the nomination OF MI
The sailors and Soldiers Convention to be called to
order AT II o'clock o. IN. by Gen Esee Chair
man OF the National Executive Committee, and Gen
| Thomas Ewing Of Ohio to be temporary Chairman
Who is 10 be the permanent Chairman OF the Convention
Is a matter vet fully agreed upon; but there Is 2
strong feeling In favor OF placing Gen H. Franklin OF
Connecticut In that position an offset TO the election OF
Gen Hawley Of that State 10 like position IN the RepuD
can Soldiers aud sailors Convention IN chicago. Inc
Kings County Democratic Veteran Corps over 4c
strong is TO escort the delegates from the headquarters
to Cooper Institute. Meetings OF the various delega
tious be- held to-day, az the Mohat Mansion ana IN
other places select their members 10 the various com
mittee preparatory TO the organization OF the ConVen
ton Many Of the members Of these delegations are also
members of the regular Convention and IN many eases
they are to act in the Soldiers Convention by proxy
large number Of additional delegates arrived IN the
city last evening and proceeded to the headquarters IN
East Seveneenth-st, where they registered their names
At o'clock u meeting was held when II was TesOyeu
that a demonstration be had the morning or Monday
JuIy g. when tho delegates 10 march IN procession
from the headquarters to the Cooper Institute Notnng
will he done in Convention on Saturday beyond the
Temporary Organization and the appointment OF Commit
tees meeting Of the delegates Is To he held at O'Clock
this evening for the purpose OF finishing the business PIe
liminary organizing the Convention Among the Wis
tors at the headquarters last evening was the famous
Maor.Gen " h. Forrest OF the Confederate cavalry.
or course he took part in the meeting but atter ts
adjournment he cOnversed freely with several Oi tue
delegates.