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

aau is perfectly tranquil, and says that no
-, r,od when the nomination has been made
and the Convention adjourned lie beheVeS 'i"'
anu one of the gentlemen whose names have oeen
,,ertioned in New-York would make sood freSi-
a.. friend. who HAD an interview with him. IN
Il, 30 tho cuestion whether Gen. Hancock would
:. bo "a GOOD a man as could be nominated, SAID
aNo don't think So for the reason that II the peo
ala wished TO be ruled by any military man they
mid prefer Grant" The Chief-Justice dld not
ooncur nor dissent. friend OF Mr. Chase VINO Is
r,nDosed to reflect his views, said, to-nigpb 10
vsu, correspondent do you know a man LII
no country who is in favor OF negro
.upremacyi Do yOu know one who is Wiling 10
0lace the black man over the winter suppose 'Ie
Iatiro nositions of the white and black races on
dis continent should, tomorrow, be reversed
.,rose the coored people had all the wealth, edu-
1tio, and refinement. and that the whites were
-, The blacks now are, poor, impoverished, just
a..oroed from slavery. Do you think that mere
80, vote could change the order of thingsW
TO- may or may not be the sentiments
a Mr. Chase, but they come from
of his most intimate friends.
Thovo II on high authority that Mr.. Chase considers
,ha platform framed at New York pretty good one,
~ that ma does not think that they wllmak many
onrts 10 their party by it, His friends think that
ar Damocratic party must rely the principles they
have annotated for any additional strength.
Senator Hendricks himself to all appearance has
last every hope of success He too has been receiv-
Mo dispatches in the Senate and at his house. lie
seems very cheerful and betrays no unusual anxiety
The proceedings of the New-York Convention. for
the last three days have BEEN and are tonight the
staple subject of conversation in this city. Poiti-
clans of all parties think of nothing else and will dis
euss no other topic 1t generally expected here
that the nomination would have been made to-day,
and there is considerable disappointment that 1t still
remains an open and debatablei question. Consider
able surprise was manifested yesterday that
Mr. Chase was not brought forward, but
IT was given out by his admirers that
his name would not be mentioned unless there was
reasonable prospect Of his success. 1t was almost
universally believed that there was an arrangement
to keep him in the background until the friends OF
the other candidates should have developed their
whole strength and made it evident that no one OF
them could be nominated. Andrew johnson had
few supporters here who were willing to
bet that after all he would be the choice.
Hancock and Hendricks had, and have STILL
warm friends, who were confident of success
doned all hope The supporters of Gen. Grant and
the Chicago platform, were to-day not a little de-
lighted at the result Of the balloting, far Mr..
Chase is concerned. The small vote next TO moth
ing cast for him, seemed to them conclusive evil
dence that he is dead and out of the His nomi
nation by the Democracy would be a of an
Rovauce rather than fear, though it was conceded by
nearly all that he is the strongest man that could be
nominated. Pendleton could be easily whipped, so
could Hancock and Hendricks; but Chase would
give little trouble The president, if one may judge
from an interview which a Democratic member OF
Congress had with him, is pretty well Informed on
the secret workings of the Convention. The gentle
man alluded TO, who has just returned from the
North called on him early this morning in reference
to an appointment for of his friends. The con
versation naturally turned on the Convention and
the prospects of the candidates The gentleman
alluded TO remarked that the nomination would GER
tainly be made to-day. Mr.. johnson said en-
phatcally that it would not. The member
replied that he had Just returned from New York and
that the impression among the delegates yesterday
evening was that it would Mr. johnson persisted in
asserting the contrary but said that he did not know
that be had any better of information than
anybody else 1t may be remarked that he is in con-
slant receipt Of avalanche Of kilograms,
from all sorts of people in New-York, from
whose different views he arrived at the above con
elusion Hancock is in a delightful state of
expectancy and so are the friends of Hendricks.
The former was considerably elated, as the figures
rolled up in his favor to-day. but he very much
chagrined az the adjournment. Il am sorry"
said he to friend, that they did not proceed with
the balloting this evening" The adjournment is
garded by nearly all tonight the virtual death of
Hancock and il is believed that he will be
slaughtered tomorrow.
The nomination of Mr. Evarts for the Attorney
Generalship was taken up in the Judiciary Commit
Tee this morning and after sharp discussion it
agreed to report his name favOrably TO the Senate
hessrs. Trumbull. Frelinghuysen, johnson and
Hendricks voted for him against him were MessTs
Stewart and Edmunds. Mr.. COnkling was absent.
The House was busy nearly all day in the consd
Grafton OF the Senate amendments to the Civil Ser
wee Appropriation bill, the greater number of which
were non-concuued in. This of course, viii have tho
effect OF sending It to Committee Of Conference.
DILL removing political disabilities from about 100
citizens OF Louisiana, Tennessee Georgia, North and
nouth Carolina, who participated in the late rebel
Hon. was passed after discussion by vote of n to
o. Inc new Army Regulation bill was reported from
The Military Committee and made the special order
Tor next Wednesday evening.
Inc JOINT Committee On Ordinances will hold
meeting tomorrow to arrange for the transac-
HOn OF the business before them and TO endeavor if
POSsioie 70 get some important matters acted on
1urihg TINS session The Military Committee of the
mouse which has not met since last January, will
convene tomorrow, aud sit every day until adjourn
ment
senator Crimes has written TO friend in this city
mat MS health has very much improved and that he
expects TO be able TO attend his duties IN the Senate
next December
Ihe members of Congress elect from Georgia are