New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-19

Follows! At large-Gen. II. A. Barnum Chairman Cen
OAorse H. Sharp, Gen. Alfred Plessanton, Gen Craig
wsdsworth. Congressional Delegates-Gen j. b. NC
Tvor Gen. NJ W Burns Gen. Charles X. Graham
p,v,ta T. B. Murray, Capt. c. II. Lyon, Cor
Van Rrnnt Capt Peter Robertson, Major j. DlVeeKs
Ma,or s C. Woodbridge, Col George Hyland, )ri capt
Ieorge f. Elliott Major Trowbndgo, Capt. f. r. Gere
Col Jobn g. Kinch, Col. George T. Hopper, Col Alfred
Wagstaff Gen " NJ Crane, Major John l.. Poole MuJor
T II Hamper Gen. T. b. Gates, Gen. ID. f. Burke, Col.
0eorge b. lincoln jr., Major T. L. Ellsworth, Col W.
I,isrnirskirch Capt r. W. Dimmick, Col j. w. Dickep,
Col I r. McKeon, Mai. A. d. Brennan Gen. W. h. Law
,anoe Mai j. H. Forbes, Capt. C. w. Nelson, Col j.
Marshall and Gen. Jackson The resolution was adopted
with aoolamaton and amidst the most intense enthu-
.sp, setting forth that the soldiers and sailors OF New
W were unalterably in favor Of the nomination Of
Can Creut for President and that they did not consider
a. nroDer to indicate any person their choice for
Presidency. After the adoption Of this resolution
aAn sckles was called upon TO make speech, and
ma rose 70 comply with the request the whole delegation
4va him cheer after cheer He said he was grad to
such unauimity for the great ceftain Of war; and he
e them not to courage by tho events Of the last
fs days as no sOrdd treacheTy yet succeeded in
anally defeating good cause, he alluded In q general
Ay TO the treachery Of the Republican Senator's and his
dsnncstion Of them raised the greatest enthusiasm
among the large crowd which had been attracted into
the Committee rooms General COchrane followed in
n short and earnest speech which was also
xigorously applauded General Sharpe followed Coch-
rane in order quiet any apprehension raised by
report printed in Copperhead paper here to the eect
hat Grant has declined being candidate Gen. Sharpe
reared conversation he had with an OIncer hoolng
confidential position at Gen. Grants headquarters This
oBoer last Friday asked Gen Grant If there was any
truth in the reports that he did not intend becoming
candidate Cen Grant replied in words to the following
aot 81 have allowed the Of my name by the Repub-
Leans for many months, and would be unsodery ana
unuatef for me desert them now when things look
gloomy" This too. raised intense enthusiasm ana IL
many minutes before Messie haSery anu o'HeI Ee
tlomen could speak.
Tba night trains have generally sweed the number OF
arrivals here About 200 more NewYorkers arrived to
night aud the pressure for Fentons nomination Tor the
YcePresidency very powerful His friends are inde
fatigable and tonight they claim beside the vote OF
newYok that Of several Of the Southern States There
are several Seward and Weed men here trying 10 ereae
trouble. but they generally snubbed
Ala meeting OF the NewYOrk delegation held tonight,
a resolution was offered by Judge Bulwer, and adopted
with applause tending the thanks Of the delegation, and
OF the constituency by them represented to Senators
Morgan and Conklng for their firm. prudent and upright
oouuse on the question OF impeachment.
An attempt was made to have meeting OF all the New
England delegations to-day for the purpose Of uniting on
some one candidate for the VicePresdency; but only
three states represented Maine and New-Hamp-
shire have united Hamlin Vermont will give
Poland a complimentary vote; Vermont still
give sprague the compliment Of vote
Connecticut is pushing Buckingham, but 1t amounts to
nothing Wades friends have Stateprepared counting
for their candidate: States OF Ohio Illinois, Nebraska
Missouri Tennessee Delaware, and Maryland move
ment is being made keep out the delegates from the
southern States but the opinion prevails that those
States that adopt Constitutions and elect State officers
will be admitted to representation. Everything so iar
remains very much mixed" Matters will begin to
shape themselves tomorrow.
The Pennsylvania delegation made another attempt TO
organize last night but failed The Hon. John A. Bing-
to have the inside track for presidency OF the
Convention The West however, wishes to eoneede that
honor to the East
TIE CALL AND THE LIST OF DELEGATES
'-'-- THE CALL
The undersigned, constituting the National
Committee designated by Convention held at Balt
moro On the 9TH Of June 1884, do appoint that Conven'
ton Of the Union Republican party be held at the City OF
Chicago Wednesday the 10th day OF May 1865 at u
O'Clock M for the purpose Of nominating candidates Tor
the Oees Of President and Vice President Of the United
R,stas v@ssssaAsgE
Each State ID the United States s authorized to be ep
resented in said Convention by number OF delegates
nous TO twice the number Of Senators and Representa-
uvesto which each State entitled in the National Con
invite the cooperation Of all citizens who rejoice
that our great civil war has happily terminated IN tne
dsoomhtdre Of Rebellion; who would hold fast the unity
and integrity Of the Republic and maintain ite para
mount right TO defend 10 the utmost It's existence Whetner
lmpoVled by secret conspiracy armed forcei OF an
economical administration OF the public expenditures; OF
the complete exrpatiOn Of the principles and policy OF
Slavery OF the speedy reorganization OF those states
whose destroyed by the Rebelon ana
the restoration TO their proper practical rea
tons With the United States in accordance Win the true
Principles OF republican government
MARCUS l. WARD OF New-JerSey, Chairman.
JNO %. DEFRREs Of Indiana secretary
J. r. Clark r. II Is. f. Jersey, Maine.
A. b. Gardner, VI VIM. ClAnin Mass
s. A. PurviaBce, Penn. J. g. Fowler, Ieni
b. O. Cook Illinois. Marsh Giddngs, Mcn.
IL p btubbs Iowa "A. w. Campbell, W. Va.
IT. O. Hoffman, I'D. n. b. Smthers, Del
w J. CoWinC va. W. A. Pile, Missouri.
q. l.. Robinson, Florida. Is. Judd, Wisconsin 81.
Horace Greeley n Y II. H. StaTkweather CT
h RI Cowan Ohio VIM. Window, Mimi.
N E1,n,Inda Dakota Id. X. GOOdloe, n. g.
Thomas G. Turner r. samuel CIh~ISrns Kansas
8. J. Bowen. Dist Col u r Chance Coiorsao -
LIST OF DELEGATES fleoA STATES NJ" IN ihA
81 90 CALIFORNIA.
Delegates at Large.
<an patPich K Cannon. 4 Col. James Coey,
49, n Green John Stratmah.
L William H. Sears, IT, Thomas spencer
William Il, LOvett d. j. D. hosets
Charles Highly,
CONNECTICUT.
,,-r.- s~ - Delegates at Large.
Joseph r.. Hawley, H. II. btarkweatner'
o. u. Plat, 49,, Truman a. "arnel'
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