New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

None OF the Rhode Island delegates arrived AZ The tOH
House yesterday, nor did any register AZ the Asn-
| haitian CIuD - -.
Several prominent politicians have crossed the river
from NewJersey within the past "a hours 10 exert saln
the delegates have not arrived nom Camden and Amboy
and the fears OF the Tammany Society in regard 10 their
safety are consequently not yet allAyed-
Not delegate from Delaware has yet reached New
York Whether the cautious chickens OF the Blue Hen
breed dread the long journey. including the transit
across the state OF NeWJesey II would be as hard 10 de
come and the eyes OF Delaware therefore not unduy
nSS 6eF soRon In R6 1S Go le and Sq Should feel
Incumbent upon them to hasten their coming.
The following named delegates have arrived and are
scattered proniseuously W. Thompson, j. G; Evans,
bers Of the Hill family Of Georgia The headquarters OF
the deegation win be at the Chanler House but i as
Chanler House will prove unequal to the OCCASION and
some of the family must be eaten, washed and slept
elsewhere.
AZ last advices, but few arrivals from this state
had sweed the Inst OF Democratic patriots at the hotels
The Chairman OF the delegation, j. H. Claunton,s still
mains the ST. Nicholas. The Latter Colonel OF the 9th
Alabama Infantry during the Rebellion is now entirely
One of the newcomers brought with him yesterday
poor, idiGuc negro, one OF the many victims
introduced to the Convention specimen Republican
voter from AlaDama.p Time was PERHAPS when the now
SCARED and manned carcase OF the WhllOm slave
perfect in form that of the master who brutal
lied II, that Of the man who would now, to serve
base purpose exhibit it for the amusement Of heartless
crowd May be the poor negro once had brain power
which. If rightly gOvernod might have marked him as
intellectual equal Of any ex-traitOr in the COnveD
ton or out of It. But whether nature endowed the
man with mind, or whether she sent him into
the world without, matters Attle. His body
bears the marks oi torture Suielent 10 crush the
the vacant stare and the dOc grin at which the Demo
cratic delegates VIII laugh may be only the results OF
course OF treatmentfo which the slayehodng medicine
man once celebrated as are the ess-barbarous
quack doctors OF these moreauspcl0us times There is
no doubt That the exhibition OF the Repdolcan Niger
voter will have powerful effect upon the Convention
their action in regard TO choice Of candidates The
speculation AS to its weight In the scale between Pende
and Chase displays much ingenuity OF reasoning
the part OF interested delegates the result being that II
the Republican niger voter from Alabama" was
whipped ana starved, and otherwise crushed
Of diocy, the chances that what little human sympa-
thy is left in the Convention will tell for Chasef not
then Nj Pcndlcton has the inside track.
LOUISIANA.
At the headquarters OF the Louisiana delegation the
New York Hoicl no arrivals from that State were re-
ported yesterday except that Of K. G. Cummings Gen
Beauregard here, and will here remain until the close
Of the Convention
A. Wells. Thos. Douglas, and c. W, Ewlord arrived
yesterday and registered their at the Manhattan
Club. They will probably stop at the spinger House
MISSISSIPPI.
Gen E NJ Yerger President Of the first Constitutional
Conventional Mississippi and Chairman OF the Mssis-
spp delegation has his headquarters at the Everett
House, on Uuion-square With him are T. {. Walthal
aud W. :. FeatherstOne, delegates at large, and X NJ
Brown and y. Jones' district delegates. Their alter
mates now here are r. Labanne; George Wood and
W. H. McCaudle.
No arrivals since last report except that of VIM
Nn"oih anu - - 'i4i'. w, 80 - ~ NV avn 'N
None OF the delegates from Arkansas have arrived.
They viii put up at the New-l0lk HOTEL
PESNsYLYANfA
large number Of prominent PENNSYLVANIA Democrats
the city pulling wires for their respective ayores,
but none OF tue delegates arrived yesterday They VIII
way PendlctOn when they find, they certainly w
that there Is no chance for their candidate
The HEADQUARTERS OF the Michigan delegation will be
at the st Nicholas Robert Mcclellan late secretary OF
the Interior delegate at large Is at TIE AsOr House,
Ms re- "A sO III. UaydFu B.
same State. .,,,,s
The following delegates from Illinois arrived at the
Fifth ave Hotel yesterday N. C. Clernld A. schwartz,
Carpenter William C. Wood. Elias wengen. 5 " Arnold
John :. Wheeler william H. Russell, j. L. Williams, h. f.
Denton, Wilbur + story.
The headquarters OF the delegates from this State are at
the 81 Julian Hotel or their number the following nave
arrived the Hon John Hancock, Ashbe smith Coy 3
stockdae Judge G.. ". smith D. j. smith jules Handle
and r. J.. Fulton. The delegation nave held no I1tHal
meeting for permanent Organization but WI probably
meet today ana SeIt e.aed I to urge the claims
of' ~ Cen III Haneock. il is understood that their
final vote will be given Tor Pendlcton-
In addition the delegates from this State whose ar
rvu was announced in yesterdays TRIBUNE the follow
ng named delegates reached the headquarters OF the
dclcgaon at the ~ Julian Hotel Yesterday sanuei II;
PendetOn men.
Only one additional delegate johnson HaygoOd, from
this state arrived yesterday Tie headquarters OF the
delegation are at the Cnanier House
No additional arrivals OF members OF these delegations
occurred yesterday A meeting OF the Californian
delegation was held IN the morning but no permanent
- SEw HAMPSHIRE AND VERMONT.
The delegations from these states VIII make their mead
quarters the Everett House. The delegates are eX-
pected to arrive to-day. -
During the excitement the Fifth-aYenue Hotel yes
tcrday delegate from Green County, Indiana enter
tanned a prOmscuous crowd by delivering few brief re-
marks. lie said he for Pendleon, and said he II
these Was Workers 10 understand that they may
uul,t of he
as they like they get the West 10 10 II they'll
have 10 be id sight smarter than think they are
bach policy That's me And want these Wast York
er to know what I'm going TO tell en- and whicE Is ths
ead eIi the 'H0 Great hT'' West vii fso up in her
might before year is past and demand an instant rep1
them further-that Western folks know what were
about even II we arc IN orr wnTfs 9 9 ayer ms
Applausel It place nor was IL an OCCASION LOT
Wallst broker with goldpaylng prociylties to mani
fest his presence, and response was made 10 he eo
quent remarks Of the gentleman from lndana-Greehe
county. -
Knowing assert that New-1ork PennsyNanla, |
New Jersey and the NewEngand states have nave e Dseg
the defeat PendletOn This scheme however II Is be-
eyed Mill fa inasmuch as each OF the delegations
composing this combination Pendeton has friends who
are among enthusiastic admirers ana most lhdo
fatigable advocates
Among the few delegates who arrived yesterday were
top ho are at EaTles and T. A. Frost and George h.
PEBBLES OF the Georgia delegation, at the same mouse
Tho Chairmcn OF the Wisconsin, the Alabama ana the
Missouri delegations at the Metropolitan, ana the
Chairman OF the delegation attbe Holman
n Is said that strong ground Will be taken against tho
admission OF Miss susan i. Anthony as delegate at
large tO represent the interests Oi American women III
The Covention but As that ladys ticket already. I'm
pecosed" and she has viii OF her own ana num-
her of brawny friends who will not see her deprived OF
her rights as pn9sheT %o@n % ana an g tse
seat due form, and will make herself heard wheh of
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