Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-21

blus-ohs hclne very backward, impsagt'.
ment /, NECESSARILY delayed Dut,r en-.
im, n, joke apl elalm 'ha author hip
The ,h,,aaa Convention,
Tho tllovm .l- -a'vinar ct the
new, irm Chla-nul ta l>tr,wms
/ Tho crowd aad confusion mrps,,.
Delegation ue rapidly filling it, aud
there Is al-t an Importation at indignant
anl yoaifrrus imlsa,ltr from Wa.hing-
toN, Congressman Logan anal lall are
mmg Thorn, 1.myulmg iulsr,mui for
Cmer.~ The fFuer asks. al-a, tho eN.
pMs'u at lle u.n-can,iytiu senator,
irm he purity Although much fgplin-
prevails, 10 /, quite certain TN. the con,
yautim willuu g, beyond au mlg-r-
meut Of The Indictment by the House
and win not insist on making conviction
test Of tho Republican party
Carl Aur !, far moderation, and tho
mos, Radical Massachusetts,, delegates do
not go beyond thi, expression More
Congressman win &c. here, ON Monday,
including Bingham, WHO i, now most
likely to Doe President Of the Convention
Tho New England States. except
Rhode, Island, had a long conference n
the Wee Presidency, Monday afternoon.
Maine urged lImolu, and i, quite ooud-
dent of carrying him nliuoi, inclined
To 20 for him Massachusetts, is united
ior Wilson, and is backed Is most Of the
southern delegations, which mcludcmany
Ma,sarhusctt, men.
Connecticut i, disconnected by GOV
Buckingham positive Withdrawal H.
urges the delegation to go first for WI
son and aitorward, Tor Colfo> They are
more inclined 10 70 Cor ColIay first Tho
Illinois men say that the German, would
holt Wilson universally, hut if New Eng.
land could agree ON either Wilson or
IIamlin, there would be no doubt Of that
ones nomination.
Vermont will give a complimentary
vote for Poland, New Hampshire is nm
committed, anil will NOS choose between
Hamlin and Wilson Rhode Island did
not attend tho meeting, because Van
Ztudt Of her delegates is a candidate Tor
I President Of the convention. The other
New England State, willorpo,c him.
The New Workers are working hard
for Fcnton. and offer Georgia $4,000 for
elcctionecring purposes for her vote fnr
/ him him, fThere-i>,a. Atrnng- outside dclcgl-
ton from New York against Fontou, and
neither he nor Gov Curtin Of Pcnnsylya-
mia are believed to have much chance Of
success.
/ The New Englandcrs have another
conference Tuesday. II the East is not
more united, and the nomination comes
between Wade and Coliax, the latter will
probably got it, The friends of both are
working quietly hut vigorously for the
! opportunity,
1t will be easy to pas, resolutions
against rcpudiation and for financial re-
form, if desired
All sorts Of scandal about Washing
ton matters are ahoat: that Ross Wa,
bribed that Chase is the Democratic
cannlouc, aud @',.> Tr,,,A,,n succeeds
him as Chief Justice, and things even
more scandalou- and ridiculous,
The latest aspects Monday are that
/ Hamlin ha, the best chanccof the eastern
candidates, that Connecticut sticks to
/ Buckingham; that the Eaati not likely
TO agree and that the nomination Will
come Wc~t with the dlance, in favor al
Collar. 49,.
. Massachusetts, las elected Lieut..
Coy. ChHin chairman and Mr. Gooeh fm
Vice President in the convention, and
Frank W. Bird for the committee ON re-
.olution-.
Carl $ huyl will probably lg tempo
rary President Of the convention ans
Bingham the permanent. The delegate
are generally cool and wise The IVES
is more heated than the East %, 10 ina
, parchment Thiu4@ are likely to mah,
- out well.