New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-09

ing to the sound martial music, and on arriving IN
front OF The World Office halted and gave TWO cheers
that immaculate sheet, and it, versatile editor But
unfortunately there was nobody on hand TO respond 10
their greeting or TO dispense the Tites OF save
spred nor authorized 10 play the part Of orator or host
those thirsty and disconsolate admirers OF MantOh
Marble and his politics mad TO proceed on thelf way u
Joyful.
IL was lively at the OF this Dem ocrac AssOca-
ercn rS. in the Thermometer the mtnbers OF the club
who were present INDUCED in hot debate the proba
bilities improbabites, and possibilities OF the
hour The proceedings OF the Convention FOR , tine
lation was INDUCED in relative % the result Of
the Conventions labors. Chase was the principal
topic, and II generally conceded that he would
be the nominee PendletOn was considered out OF luck
and was only spoken OF as an unsuccessful man. Inc
conversation at she club rooms indicated that the New
York delegation had resolved 10 do something strategic
Convention this morning This was In keeping with the
Impression which prevailed among the delegates from all
,he states anu wac accepted Dy to ma,IAatan NiuS
Nh. Chase for the Presidency.
GOSSIP.
The adventures Of Of the delegates TO the Demo
cratic National Convention from the rural districts IN
er al,eP,s ~ uisooII 'ic @ id r.
case OF member who even before the first assembling
OF the Convention. arrested In the street for being
drunk and dsOrery and after being locked IN the sta
tOn House all night. found 90 be labOrng under de
rium tremens and sent to the hospital also OF another
who in making Sabbathday excursion TO COney Island
had an encounter with pckpocket, In which even the
praetieed "mawleys" of the New York roundeT
the Western man, and OF two or three others
the latter CHANGED TO make descent house OF ques
uOuabe Tor unqestOnable) reputation. Yesterday
morning another delegate from the state OF Georgia
now temporarily stopping at the Chanler House, made
his appearance before Justice Dodge at the Jefferson
Market Police Court and inferred a charge OF larceny
against has mate, whom he accuses OF robbng him
Of $50 while the two occupied the room at the
Chaner House IL appeared that owing to the crowded
condition OF the house the delegate obliged To share
spod boca ,sogrd % an WHOM nponf of sec
II n ~.
with the cicrk of the hotel When the dergatc called
hut minus the money which the clerk says is the eond
ton in which he received IT, The delegate hereupon,
caused the arrest Of his roommate, who committed
TO await further developments
NEW JERSEY
The New Jersey delegates meet this morning to consider
the subject OF a candidate.
This delegation held meeting last night and resolved
10 stand by Hendricks.
ALABAMA, LOUISIANA. AND TEXAS.
These delegations will vote The last ballot yester
day. for Hancock The State OF Delaware will also prob
ably vote for Hancock to-day.
The majority Of this delegation viii vote for Hendricks
to-day, instead OF equally dividing between PeudletOn
and Hancock on the last ballot yesterday.
INDIANA,
viii vote in all probability. unit for Hendricks TO
day The delegation considers that they have supported
PcndctOn long there is prospect Of success
The Miunesotians have not determined on any cand-
date They did nothing last evening likely to show which
way they Will vote this morning
EEW ilAMrSiIiRE.
As could be asceraiHed at the Everett House
last evening, the delegates from the Granite state
prepared to cast their inst ballot to-day fyr Hancock
PENNSYLVANIA.
This delegation met last evening at Irving Hail. but
transacted business OF importance further than %
resolution TO stand by Hancock until al chances Of his
nomination are lost
VIRGINIA.
with their experience OF the past few days the virginia
delegates rather dubious 20 who Is to be- the choice
Of Convention. With consistency suitng the way
ward style of voting OF the influential delegations the
Vruaus have already 20 greater or less extent voted
FOR A. j.. Peudlcton. Frank Blair, and Hancock, ana
finally decided unite Hancock their last choice, I'M
al some more popular candidate turns up.
ULtNOIs
caucus 81 this delegation held last night 20
slider the nature OF the instructions OF the State COnven
ton ~ appears thar they instructed 10 vote ~
unit for Pcudc0u aud Of the delegates hold that
when Pendlctou dropped the Instructions To vote a.
unit are no longer binding Mach feeling was mani
tested lu what called the alleged uuairness Of BRING
ing Hendricks forward m opposition 60 Pcudleon. Tie
d,-euticuts willing 10 continue 20 vote a. unit
Tor pcudcton anybody but Hendricks, and De bound
To- vote Tor Hendricks by majority vote OF the delega
ton The delegation voted that the Instructions required
them o. vote unit and they Will 40 vote To-Day iOi
Hendricks on tho early ballots