New-York tribune., 1868-07-01

- from the conversation OF these DELEGATES and
their friends @ T'1 Weston The fact was made apparent
chat Pendeton their irt ana a Iey yo S his nomination.
that tloy 70 he held today VIII be OF much slgln
Ihe meSThnI hpS understood that tho political situation
cance' II Denf Denfabity and uon-abilty Of candidates
ere TO form the subjects M o. I1Ia ~
r,onhars Of the delegation from Florida who have
,6v oTryed are C. L. Dyke A. PeeleI, ~ a. @ mar
afTJs ~ Smith p walters, and j. l. Cross Among these t
q n Cii st.k stands we'll although not at par, the
fact being that most II 1 % m 20 20 sacrce All party pTinc-
70 w C +h ske Of placing merely available cahaiaate
before s Jio Till not only unite the party, but
man man Viii Viii at the same time draw many
votes sioVe Chase to be. Furthermore, they are I'M
reed with the idea that they WIZ sCCeI Nm tbeir Moses
@ as such secure for him all their ballots inns was ges
terday ty and ts is the song which they intend to
sing on entering Tamm1ny Han on saIuISHSg Sg Uni Uni
w 10 ioin In the chorus remains TO be seen. ONO
oTopheses that they Will not ana fTom t9e ieeS %
nervades the delegates from the 0theI SIaGs hecv
sTyed aud declared their Intentions Ohos prophecy
viii probably be fulfilled
II q Finch J. II Murphy T. Dennoody, ana j ONeu
@ @ Tey were not to be found their Headquarters
,eeriay but the declaration "that they were Tor rem
.,,gs the compiexion of the Iowa Democracy.
.o sror with fPFIh fbii deIegaon although some of
fie inembers refuse To acknowledge him their iaNOue
Next to Chase seymour understood 10 ne % to
So are ready to 20 for any whose nomination will
] ~ uDon the banners OF the Democracy. The North
Carolina delegates nave estaniShe9 Z tnelr i Sorert
Strange Col wharton Greene NJ - lSonls, j1 @ h1ye
VIM. a. Wright ana D. NJ carter ol tie i t arrive
arrived and their fellow delegates arc eAPec'cu ~ "'Ii
so-day u,.-,,v
The New York Hotel Is tG ~ " @ DuEe eS
.liOu from thi, State From kentucky bdSiI W DuhV
Rebel General C. II. Morgan T. c. Morgan ana uen'
'''''- SOUTH cAR0yIISA cy5dSA, ., South Carolina
Gen NJ W Gary and James Bacon OF S0uln % Ii
ed Yesterday and stopping at the ChahleI hOusc
a. FoUftecntst There are two sets OF deeealCS %
IpT,i C0nyentoui the other of the same number aP
pointed by the Executive Committee OF tT 4g " n Rbett
IN. B. +. Perry, NJ l.. Bonham and James Chestnut
EoN-DELEGATED VISITORS.
nm the reriter of every hotel the names OF many per
.s apteaT who have doubtless come TO New 1oIA 10 40
they can in controlling inc d sfeVT ~ NJ portV poson
oin she member Congress down 10 he village eOns'a
be Each has his particular object to serve ana each Is
loud n prOcainuS the virtues aud ayallablIty OF ms
yorife for the nomination. AT the New ork ana oJ
Julien Hotels many strangers irom the souIn moSt ol
whom are Chase champions. who lose 40 opportunity TO
pu forward claims OF the ChieIJustce 70 tne EheSI
consideration OF the party al tle PIesely iq ir
OF them admit that Grants power Whlch IL WIN require
the str0l gest effort of Democracy 10 overcome ana
many them do not hesitate to declare hat ee Is on
one the country who can accomplish that result;
and that that Is Salmon 7. Chase.
PENDLETONs CHANCES,
A prominent Ohio Democrat, and warm personal
TifnG te ~ at PeTeo dd not intend to visit this city
during the Convention and that no aignmehI at hsnt
lie would not lower himself 50 much III ms own estlina-
flou" said informant as TO 40 so IL Woqiu ge al. an
ould scorn to be guilty" As for Chase our informant
ire mat tber was no serious intention among real
Democrats from the West to place him in nomination
lie said that despite the position taken Dy Judge chase
on the Impeachment trial. the ChiefJustice was not
a man in whom the Democratic party could
rely Gas for myself said our informant i Dtueye
that Chase wants the nomination SO Much that u the re-
ssabshment OF Slavery made the condition o. his
nomination, he would use all his influence TO produce @
that result The Democracy have no eohhdehge III le
honesty OF political motives, ana am ready 70 Det
chat he VIII not only receive no votes ll tne f
but that he will not even be mentioned as oanuae ior
nomination before the convention. IN response 70 a
ssug1,lyT sys.omr would be unanimously ratified
in the West, he said; "No; seymour's
financial scheme will not, because cannot find favor in
the West. Mr.. PendetOn's greenback plan Tor paving
the National is the only plan which the western
other the Western delegates Will stand Ike one man
either for his nomination or for the selection OF some nah
our informant said that there has at no time been any Sc
intention among Western DemocraSs a 70 nsh1 Min nun
paign. ,,s
Senator Hendricks mas recently denied that he is
candidate before Convention but there is known TO
wsOt be presented until after the frs5 ballet When hen
Pendietoh Ieai & m tt ~ he Sds T,ie viii
render II impossible for PendetOn to receive the nOmiDa
therefore insist upon adoption OF this rule Voorhees,
Kbaek and Kerr, all Pendeton men, socaed are work
ING secretly for Hendricks and 80 Secretary hcCuoeh
SEYMOUR.
John A. Green OF Syracuse is at the St. Nicholas, en-
Is confident that Seymour stands the best chance for the
nomination. and that Hendricks Will be put upon the
ticket as VlcePresdent. Brick POmerOy Is here, and
favOrs the nomination Of Pendeton. but advises dele
gates 70 vote next for Seymour
WESTERN DELEGATION TO THE CONVENTION.
CINCINNATI, July 90-The railroad trains
going eastward have been crowded during the past two
days with delegations from the West aud Southwest 10
the National Democratic Convention. The Cincinnati
Pendeton escort will leave here IN special train this
afternoon, by way Of the Little Miami, Panhandle and
pennsylvania Central Railroad Thetran viii run directly
through TO New-York
kqr-a rvDfa t3TN
The cars and steamers from Richmond for
the North were filled 10 yesterday.
MEETING OF THE METROPOLITAN CLUB.
The regular weekly meeting of the MetTOpOli-
tan Democratic Club held last evening at their
Broadway. The Metropolitan Club seems 70 be the con-
ceRtratOn Of COppeTheadism sort OF exclusive or mp
per ten organization, the founders Of winch, by the
terms OF their circular propose 70 admit those only
who know all the responsibilities OF good citizen and
and lay hand manfuy to the work Of restoring our
proud and happy country TO It's former great
ness and prosperity" In the absence Of the
VicePTesident, Judge p. G. Wright occupied
the Chair, and after few Introductory remarks pre-
scnted Col W. ayne Georgia TO the audience. Col
Marks from the same State soldier in the Confed
army, next introduced He said no was not In
TIE habit OF making speeches. and did not know that he
She Democratic Convention, he thought he should and
would say something He was soldier Ia the Rebel
ranks during war; but he could that he
desired fire the flag OF the Union however eager be
may have shoot down the standardbearers. In
Georgia there affection for united
country and for its representative color and the people
OF that state would have seeded but for Gov
Brown, the Republican Senator who weaned them from
their affections aud LED them OUT OF the Union georgia
will vote for the Democratic candidate Tor President and
VicePresident the oayonet rs removed not otherwlse
the Northern Democrats would only take care OF the
bayOnet the Southern Democrats would be responsible
Tor result Of the ballot In November The negro must
kept from the polls The Democracy OF the North VIII
not submit defeat OF their candidates by the negroes