New-York tribune., 1868-07-04

strength for Reverdy johnson, Gen. Hancock They
10 not give any signs OF Leaning toward MI 0naSo
The gentemany Representatives of Maryland soiourn-
meanor yesterday and did not anything likely to
compromise them in their action in the Convention Pr
and were in favor of his doctrine. Of repudiat
backs A meeting Of tho delegation was held at Col
BOwltng's parlOr, last evening" when Judge Carmichael
Mr. Montgomery Blair only took brief part in the de-
llberauons being called away to address political
meeting The delegation will have preliminary caucus
this morning before going in body TO Tammany Hail.
WISCONSIN
The representatives OF this State met yesterdhy morn
ing, and discussed the SITUATION" very amcable
manner They shrewdly declined 10 commit themselves
to particular candidate but determined not 10
support Pendleton whom they believe likely 10 SINK the
date and will vote for such one. ExGOv Dewey is the
ruling man in the delegation bat Senator Doohte is the
controlling outside power.
There is prevailing harmonious sentiment among
and greatly Pendleton whom they certain
not to vote for under any the DELEGATION
about 10 o'clock this morning. Mr. Samuel j. Anderson
Is chairman.
meeting OF the delegates from this State was held
Of the delegation. Every member was present The
subject Of the Of the delegation In the Convention
not entered that s not TO the extent OF taxing
vote The utmost harmony Of sentiment exists and the
delegation will, no doubt vote as a unit There are
material objections the prominent can
ddates and the disposition is to wait until Monday be-
aUI S & use Soad ~ see where their vote
will be most useful The opposition Pendleon Is
account OF non-availabiiity They feel confident
that he cannot carry the state OF Mlchigan ior
the party. They would prefer Mr.. Hendricks put even
for him there is very little warmth ExGov Packer OF
PENNSYLVANIA wants to be quite acceptable, Dnt ne S
scarcely regarded available and this test seems TO be
ceved circulars from the almost every imagn
able candidate announcing that such ana s9ch name name
would be pressed upon the Convention ana the wire
puers have been vigorously tngging at them But .ne
Michigan delegation utterly refuses to enroll set unGer
the banner OF any OF the men OF tue honI ,h
will appear who Will just meet the temper OF to
Convention. They silent, however, as 10 VINO ls
man is and this may be the beginning of reaction
against the seemingly most popular man peioie 'o Oo
There has been such thing candidate being de,
feated before vote is taken The PT9posh9n whcn & ~
other friends of Mr. Pendleton, TO adopt the majority
system of voting In the present COnYentOn meets WIN
no sympathy from this delegation Ihey loon upoh "
with GOOD deal OF suspicion a their meeting today
formally resolved TO adhere to the twOthr1s rue lo
remaining business of the meeting consisted OF the hp
pontmen members Of the general committees OF inc
Convention. - -. -.
of the ST. Nicholas UOte-a corner room with gOou
view of Broadway and Spring street In the ntetVas % G
ROOM the delegates lo comfortably back IN the @uHn @
chairs some stil in slippers smoking gOou ae VlESe
topped table the centre of the room are many @
embracing lists OF delegates, circulars from olner
tions whose ideas are definitely fixed upon some % aiu
date, and who have VgOr enough 10 press M loi tho
alton; rough drafts OF resolutions and no bottls, tne
htrous, aud Of course the main topic VI eohNeI"N "
the coming Convention.
MASSACHUSETTS. -
This delegation is hOpelessly dyidcd-it might almost
be said comminuted meeting was held lisI nsit az
which delegates were named for the different committees
of the Convention. The subject OF candidate was az
cussed briefly but the discussion showed t,en o " s'
up into fragments favorable 10 Hancock, HendIlcks'
Chase. and PendleOn. The Convention IN thelr CON-
mteeroom, revealed some soreness about 9 pes,is ni
ency and ofensiyeness with which the ONO & Deie
CATION urge their avorte, Pendulum as ne IL uSoIu i
by some petulant delegate Some members of TINS deie
CATION have Tefraned from visiting the roois u, ~
the ONO deeSanen on 'IS tSint eOTHu i hotbed Of
Pendletonanism where 1t is almost dangerous 70 ko
the claims of any other candidate, and where nnia
ture reign OF terror prevents 1air cn into
claims OF any other public man. The delegation 20 tnto
perhaps dcut for them to understand the energy tha
peryades a united delegation.
No feature has presented itself in the affairs OF TINS
delegation with me single exception t9t IN te nSel s ar
grows stronger II would appear that the friends OF r
Chase have received from the ChiefJustce letters ex
planning away obnoxious points in the letter recently
published claiming 10 present his views, and that the
Democratic anaconda has thus crushed out oil prominence
any political Tregulartv heretofore presented by TINS
candidate There is troublesome fact sl re
naming in the minds OF these ana other DELEGATES IN e
position assumed by Mr. Chase the suffrage question
Leaving the matter with the states cannot hep tne Sou
now, they say for they are already oounu IN eA7t
! iron constitutions on which the question rs
equality Of the negro before the, law The
delegates talk freely OF the condition OF the party ana
o1y man Who can rescue the party from They
are also endeavoriDg to manipulate the Southern dele
date; and the visit of the Alabama delegates. among
whom is an excaPtan Of Rhode Island rsgmenI f5a & 10
have some connection with this movement.
KANSAS.
trates advantage Of being governed by nxed puI
pose They honestly believe that they counterDalance
the magnificent vote Of the Empire state ITSELF because
thew look steadfasty particular their can
didate while the Empire State torn by doubts ana con
and they with much Jealous upon what they are IN
cned 70 regard as the underhand movement ~ m m
difference politically except that during the war Pehd
Iendes did not The claims Of Pendoon they look upon
as something sacred he the preferred candidate
Chosen II II shond appear that the Hendricks movement
is designed to prevent the nomination OF hr ,I
they say they will vote for Chase rather than ye te
countenance TO 50 immoral M nS
serve on the General Committees Of the Conventions
OFFICERS OF THE CoNvENTfoNs
W Eaton Of Connecticut will be PernSnent chair
State wheel INTO line for Pendleon, which they are not
very likely to do until at least al hopes Oh 6 R
Ter Of Pennsyvana will be elevated to the chainanshp
SGamme eHarG anu as laid down by the Ohio Delegation
S09 and may much 0T"n OT how u' little no man can
say until the meeting Of the Convention There are sew
eral delegates who are favor Of Gen. N B ForestOr
chairman others pressing the claims OF John SIN
clair Hampshire, who was SO handsomely deeaed %
nv Gen Hartman at the last general election III that
State Gen McCernand may be chosen but TINS VIII de
pend upon which is the strongest III & the
be considerable fighting over the que Sn 81 % .csd
chairman for the Convention all OF wbeh Td DC se'eu
| however, by the turn which affairs take To-Day
THE PHILADELPHIA CLUB ~
Tho Younp Mems Democratic Club II New York city,
acccmnanied by the PendetOn Escort Of Cincinnati met
AZ Irving Hall yesterday afternoon and marched 70 Fer
No North River TO receive the Keystone and Amercus
Cnbs OF Philadelphia The boat OF course was an hour
or 80 late as usual but the boys improved their time In
discussing the prospect, drinking and dancing Ihe
negbbOring rum shops crowded About oclock IN
the eyening the steamer Richard stockton"
InSo an spht and while DOdworths Band played
some Irish pieces. the boys embraced each other and
Commenced regular breakdown. As the steamer
onnded to she fired several salues which called forth
wells Of delight from the Democracy The Pendeton rs