New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

asu Tammany Hall. All day yesterday the streets
ovded with new cOmers from abroad, who had hocked
=. Eow-YOrk to witness the doings of the Union
savers and IN sun and shade Sn the thronged pave,
sd in the busy street the multitude Of strang-
s s in their homespun garb, aud with astheir
u we're the observed Of all observers The broad
tsumnned Kentuckian the gray coated Aabamian. the
~bsrcd South CarOlinan the hiTsute ArkaDsian, and
boserous OregOnian, monopOlzed the attention Of the
S r neS New % Workers during the pa pleasant asa & hours
t saloons opened there rush of the more ragged
nd mpeounous natives 70 those resorts TO the odd
locking VISITORS Rather lhan 10 Wthess Tue iIeprOaGh-
she and moralzing performances, or to listen to the
ulsrrng music furnished Tor the grancatlon OF the
s.,nomcl masses.
the hotes there was great difficulty experienced by
,oi and sober people IN making their from point to
Pnut Om1p Who l6npeed and dawdIed in the spacious
halls In the readingrOoms aud on the sidewalks knots
d men from all sections OF the country gathered TO dis
% the OF the hour and 10 indulge in such other
oIloguial and oratOrcal recreatOns are most
SSIshed by the free and independent Democracy
fSr be IL observed, the lOungers aud the obstruc-
tonlsts all Democrats The general tone
S the conversation INDUCED IN was plahtudl,
s newspapers but sufficiently pleasing to hearers aud
speakers TO- evoke hearty applause and bany
condensed phrases which made to serve with very
little variation to express the few ideas it was considered
ueCessarY 10 communicate were lteel! usoH' ir tH
5sSirod piquancy found in conventional slang.
fnd from that which Taleyrand enjoyed-the nonsense
which passes for sensebut it was palataDe nonsense
and though somewhat favored with profanity ana rem
5ered olOyoUs by ObScenlty was gratefully received ny
6e hearecs The retail stores were literally patrOhzeo
dnrng day by the visitors from abroad VINO had lot
cotton 0rne their wardrObes with them, ana Chat-
bam-t in consequence presented the aPpearanoe P Sa
monstrOus bazaar from early morn W dewy eve BEFORE
night the delegates to the National democratic ira OonVen wen
m cauyassing or what pleased them most, in paying
,iCt attention the evOlutiOns Of the dancing women
Nbos taking refreshment through rye-s'raws anu
otherwise. -
The Pennsylvania delegation organized at IrVing ia1'
Yesterday at noon. Judge Woodward was made Chalr-
man the delegation, and b. NJ Boyer OF NOrTlSt0wn,
and John a. strain of Pittsburg Secretaries escr 5
Cymer Of Berks named as the member OF the dele
CATION on the Committee on Organization OF the COhye
ton with instructions TO favor eG-GON blgIer io Pei
manent President There some interchange Oh VIEWS
among the delegation, Judge Woodward fTanh d1ss "
Hughes and or two others, making snort auoSSes,
and had on the question OF an $40 & Ol
sentiment respecting the ohoice Sl tS % poe ~ Pen
Presidency. This vote developed the "poisS yes
dleon strength, confirming our report OF ESs YES
vote Stood "a against an expression Of sentiment ana
is In favor and of these at least one is kn0~n NJ "a
delegates put his strength higher than we placed II
yesterday Nothing seems clearer than that uuer s & h
State The springs OF even thls strene III VIZ W
delegation IS found IN the aspirations OF Gen; 00o Who %
Ss a relative of Cass and the manipulation OF ms
cbaSees is the only really earnest friend that
pndIof,, hos i'm inc delegation and while he Is
sbe 20 carry with him the representatives om the West
rn part of The state those from every other section can
not be induced 10 favor him. The delegation held
another meeting Yesterday evening ana theh utlerheu
70 support Judge Packer but this support VIII prove an
omnty honor Had there been earnest, stlaightior-
ward intention nominate him, this result mlght nave
been attained but his friends have Oeeh 100 lux 70
push h claims with the earneStness necessary 70 procure
h. nomination. Hancock has few friends IA te leega
fion bur his name Is scarcely mentioned ana ne does not
seem To have the ghost of chance But from tne sota
supporter the delegation with which HenochS 6'eed
the contest he seems to be gathering new Heus, % a
after Packer is disposed Of the vote OF te Heles9ioh
tonentered the Convention earnestly 20, -.
shape It's action IL seems pretty certain that ro
mia night have dictated the Democratic candidate The
NewYork delegation having no candidate Of its own
Rfteithe withdrawal OF Gov seymour lndlcaIeu VII
candidate named by the latter state seymour Mmsel himself
Il
with gness his part TO support him. ana 1l4eh anu
other lrominent members Of the New-Iork delegaton
had cGferences with of the Pennsy on the
same sbect Tden figuring for SandI0ru y; ShuIoh
lint TN real object conferences and this pretended
friendhP for Judge Packer is to unite with Iehny
vaniah the support Of some candidate most ProDsDy
endcks 1t is noticeable that at the evening meeting
snSdeS oSapre of front ON the part of Pendetons
friendFwas surprise to many, and some OF tnehl e5
h bSt)awson and his party evidently think they have
payedher cards wel The design to strengthen Csss
didste beside Judge Packer should be n9minated m i
NE doptflII The delegation named the Hon Francis W.
Hughs the Committee on Resolutions
rhoheadouarters Of this delegation were crowded all
day yesterday and the enthusiasm over the eehg @ top
Pendton continued nnaPaG hSnocyafs called and we're
most cordially welcomed by the Ohloans among tnose
wooSbob Of whom practced considerable hob-nobblng
with ne Pendletonian Buckeyes" meeting OF TIE
deieetion was held the morning Gen. McCook presd
cbSsa 10 represent Ohio among the officers OF the Con
venBn VicePresident, T. B. Olds; secretary John %
Hamton; Committee on Resolutions Judge w; l. Gu
iatjss WIN franc c. lie Bland; National Executive Com
mite John @. Thompson. Early IN the evening the
Urbna COrne Band Of Cincinnati serenaded the deiega
tOI The OhiOans are still confident that WI NJ
goto the Convention with so much strength from INC
hTs that his nomination will be easily secured
NEw-HAMPsHIRE n -, 1,,
1,is delegation have elected ]. G. Sinclair Chairman
HncOck and Adams are the fayorltes oI m4Gry % u
~ delegates aud Chase, it is reported Is their next
colce;, rYsb,re Dele0ation are at the Everett As
fyided At present, four appear TO be Tor anu
ie remainder oselate between HANCOCK anu hehii0An'
Smith has been elected Chairman of the delega-
ion. Hancock and Adams are the cho'ce VI III 'N'
delegates ,,v,v.vo.x
THE delegates from this had two meetings yester
a. aud strOnR efforts made 70 choose cahuuate
Sr 6ominatlOn by the delegation. There was quite
breezy time. but nothing was done OF charaetet i IN
os1t enOugh TO warrant in giving the details OF tne
5Toceedngs Chase talked about; so was FehuIetoL
but Sanford Church was evidently the mah on Won &
lave number OF the delegates could be mace 70 uul0
Te 6Tobablity is that Church will be named by the New
Yorlers who will support him until an opportunity opens
20 et i'm so,ne other anPendletOn man VINO can secure
tIa humber Of votes necessary to effect nomination
Tbe Newly ork delegation stumbling blOcK 20 ne en-
otn yery hard to convert Empire staters to Pen
detonsm they have steadily ana Ieso9tey % ~ p PEN No
detOn's greenback theory meeting OF tne uees'V f
b 10 be held this morning at ~ O'Clock Hnen wiz W
definite character may but probably Will not De Trans
acted. .sspp
,d.o Iobnson is unanestionably the choice Of this
elecatop and not withstanding the noncomnlttal eIa
cter Of the language of its members the nero VI I'm
be nominated by the Tennesseeans as their man or 1e
first Office in the gift Of the people oooso tho Ten
nesee delegation at the Astor House The delegates at
large are Judge Thomas A. r. Nelson counsel dQ 4 se
~ f, deIegation: the Hon. Ed Cooper the Hon A. o.
y Nicholson ex Senator and Gen ~ B Forrest " o A. a.,
Of 96nss FST PGw Ibtc nGieis GSn C. Kyle Tennessee
Militia Col John "laIns =. . To- t,' rivei. % III G. Nc,