The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-09

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man could not Be heard, and he resumed MS seat.
me GRAMMAR ealDed the Convention 70 order, ana
requested The gentleman nom Illinois mr. AAioney)
NJ. ABBOTT, Of Massachusetts, now move that
the Convention do now adjourn.
A DSLsGATs-l move to lay the question on the
the motion was mot seconded and the question |
being taken on the motion Of Mr. Abbott 1t was de-
en' vc ADJOURNMENT "a ni sr gc9 ~
The Convention then, Ct ten minutes pas. four p.
-Elue lc in5cif SRI Vt88. BOD IA
Convention Gsssip ii Home ana Abroad. q
Chase accepts the platform. osss, 1s oll .6aln
Now the work begins. Fsro'svob seea tnol7nu
PendletOn was trotted out, and although he could
prove his pedigree from dam ThepNigger, sired by
RepudiaSon, fell back. ~.' DA' e1Se ~'~N0 az
Hendricks came In as crosse. between aNrhe Mig
gerp and 1.-THE White Nottingham and made a
good run. f krr r.ffr~iitri9 KS e4,i, tre,...
He fell back on the three quarter to- r. -.r+ i.
Hancock, sired by TIE General" and as he was
coming home on the IT side while within two lengths
Of the score, was helIup by his hackers to see whe
Their he could not IA well run the next day. f7
Match him r' -,., ,.,,,r -.e .. s,.. .,,,t Z,
1--WE have-by 4 locofoco.n r.
1t was queer thing to see wining horse on a
fourmile race refined in the winning post TO as
certain what the next days business would be-. ..t
II Hanco OK could win, why wasn't he driven
homer
These are the reasons Aae1I
The View York delegation determined to try their
own Rags Nrr4c vC.rcie lint
l. Sanford E. Church-spayined and sent to,
stable.
2. Sanford E. Church-Still in the stable, spav-
ined.
9. sandfora E. Church-Ditto, ditto, and SO on un-
I'll the wi - wat n ,-terrTr ~
Mild and gentlemanly Mr.. Tilden, chief breeder in
the Tammany stables, proposed in a modest way
and as II there was nothing in it like good jockey
Hendricks, out Of Indiana" ~7,
The New Workers having brought Pendleton Hen.
bricks and Hancock to the tension Of their mettle
left them to to-day, which will commence with
The New York delegation flibustering, but looking
to Chase. A
The Ohio delegation sticking to Pendleton but
after while going for Hancock, although, as
Wash. Mclean says, as I,trs nr if..-r.r O. =, '+a-
Pendleton has nifty or sixty votes still left, he IL
Still power
For evil or mischief or, what is most hoped for,
Good NN&0
Judge Won Tromp, OF Ohio, thinks Pendleton has
gone up. r.sT r. ..tla l.r-
Admiral Won Tromp never got drunk,
But drank brandy and water daily. fa 81.
Judge Won Tromp is risen, popular man in Ohio.
He is aboutthe size ofYTod and would be pleasant
sight, about the time the rising on the banks
Of the Mahonng, to see them both running for
governor Of the Buckeye State. aob .1e
The Southern delegations, one or more of them,
will start up Frank Blair against Chase because they
say .. IL. f,r.
!. Chase was principally Instrumental at the be-
ginning in stealing from them their niger property.
2. Because there is no chance for redemption of
slave property under his administration. err
virgnian here offers to bet $1,000 even that
Grant will be the next President, matter who the
democrats nominate.
Hancock and Grant running for the Presidency on
separate tickets. bro oma
The General and lieutenant. o. rf s-e s4os|
SAYS the General t. .
General HANCocK-You are hereby ordered to re-
pair Immediately to Kamschatka and remain there
q. s. GRANT, General U. s. A.
How can the democrats inaugurate Hancock oc,
That's the question. ,trhi latF" ul3 go
Says the Cincinnati Commercial, July 1.-THE
prospects OF Chase appear to revive as those OF Pen
dleton diminish. The New Workers. are masquerad-
ing behind Church, intending, at the fitting time, to
come out openly for Chase, and Western support
Pendeton being out OF the question--is promised;
but 1t ia the opinion Of our correspondent that Hen
bricks will be the ultimate choice"
Convention On Dit-The New York DcIega-
don and Mr.. Chase. ,
From the Evening Telegram OF yesterday
The tactics Of the Tammany potentates are begin
ming to develop themselves, and their eject has been
already indicated in the action Of the New York
delegation this morning. The change OF front pre-.
scented by the dropping Of Church and The transfer
Of the vote unit to Hendricks was received with
an ovation Of applause. II the friends OF the latter
gentleman lay the nattering JUNCTION to their souls
that this change Ii Q harbinger Of success to the
Indanian they will ind themselves greatly mistaken
Hendricks will be kept in the front as a mask for
decisive and successful flank movement.
few ballots and one or two caucuses will sufice
to complete preliminares and 10 clear the deck for
action when Chase will be declared the choice of
New York. At one OF the caucuses held this morn
Ing during q recess, Governor Seymour addressed
tue delegation and urged most eloquently and forci
Is the only candidate who can secure success to
the party can ful the hopes and aspirations OF the
from Ss isnominy q having achieved nothing. 's
vote was then taken between Mr.. Chase and Mr. Hem
d,cks the former rscedyl1g Twelve votes the latter
the presentation Of Hendricks name. Two prominent
city delegates voted for Chase and they carry great
the depths. The: The only GifcuIty New York expert
ences In the matter Of IN immediate nomination Of
Of the PsnnsyiyAnian delegation, who keeps iharp-
ings' on Asa Packer but the foundations Of the
sb Y ne 81 M sss
e1pecng formal surrender Of and an alliance with
the rodoubtable Pennsyvaulans. With these IN har-
mony and coalition with the Southern States it
win require but brief .tusse to bring the whole
Convention into line with New YORK and Pennsyi-
wants. with Chase - their standard bearer.
PENNSYLVANIA DROPS PAcKER-CHAsR LOOMING Up.
Pennsylvania, coquertng with New York. dropped
it, "nrst favorite," Packer, a. New York dropped
Church. This is the FIRST little irritation between the
parttes which will result IN the surrender Of the
weaker vessel OF course, little show OF resistance
the part Of the Pennsylvania delegates was com.
mendable, and they went as persistently for Han
cock as they had previously gone for Packer. But
this is Stimulating virtue 10 no purpose Not only
Pennsylvania but the wholelConventIon knows that
Chase is their only salvation, and the sooner they
accept the fact the better.