New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

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and elegantly entertained at The Hoffman House
t n might perhaps be accepted oregone conclusion
that Mr. Chase would be the ips' hS 1I gS h , M % m
delegation but for the odor o aOooh 'na' ciinss @ "
Lis erniue The influences operating III ms IaNOr
in spinning state Eoud eS owSrn
alIy in the person OF relative Dy marriage )
anu AM, 20 ha t.sIe Nominated by the Convention he might
hone 10 carry Rhode Island fer the Democracy They OF
orse do not pretend that the state can De carried oy
% her candtdate the Convention may choose. Next
10 Mr. Chase thenfor with All me i"uias ne MAY W. sau
TO stand first in their one, ,
AGAINST him The delegates are all civilians.
"a tnev have no sympathy IN common with mlhtafy
anu awsn IN tbe even OF another DOrr insurrecton
For Pendleon there is 10 partially NnaIe'et DaI tne
h rty ia In minority and they viii therefore
favor any available candidate that may DC 'akeh
,.,o,.,,or from tSs State consists OF Brig Cen
harIes Blair Wilson shannon, jr. Thomas r. fenton
George w. Click Isaac sharp, ana Gen Amure" a. mead
oSd saId p narcuary distinguished himself at the bat
tie of wilson's Greek, where hI Re@i,nent ~ I
The other the list does not aspire TO
ANYTHING higher than militia h0nors. nt onon
nwrchce Click has for several years and Is now
member Of the state Legislature ,ct s% D1 1 Dis az,
nc,nber Of tbs Legislature. Gen Mead was Free
state member OF the Territorial Lessi1dtIdd dIdoa The -
Tne sentiment of the delegation Is unIutd' Inc ma
oty are pledged to their vote for Lsndieton on the
tirst ballot but after that they and at 'hese'es
reeasep candidate that may be likely 10
s Tbe minority divided by OhuicinS syInpathes,
~ ara ready To vote for the winner ihey nave rooms
~ the splngler House and the entire ueieSatlon is
present ,..p,,sE,
,.,, ,,o, from, this state consists OF six regular
deeyntes departure from the usua custom oi choosing
dee9ates at large and delegates iepIesotng ihe Con
OCCASIONAL Districts They are AL pIeSniL si ana heid
,nccting Yesterday afternoon at whlc. t
was completed The Hon. j. Sterling MORTON oI Neoraska
CIV was chosen Chairman and o. n CIanioru OF omaha
Secretary The other members Sl 'ng ueieg%1ti9n %
&c Dr g. l.. Miller Of Omaha, Johh BLACK,
San, charles T. Porter Of Decatur Souhty, ana
TPp smith OF Richardson County, Mr. Morton
yos formerly Secretary of the Territory was defeated
sr cauoress i'm recent election. DE- 1er was also an
candidate for the National mouse OF Kepse-
sentayes lie is at present member On .ns 9tae Logis
Itnre "a ia also Mr. Crawford The onIy ueegate win
military record is Capt Porter VINO ~ Hurhg te
r in tbe Union arny The delegation pledged them,
selves az their meeting yesterday ios ronue.o, snu
Ibsv have not yet contemplated suen vontngeney az
h abandonment by the Convention ior more available
nanddate Their action then will depena upon clfeum-
ssanres Their headquarters are at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel. .,,v.
r,is State sends the following delkgauoh Al large
n = Jones OF New Orleans exonoSr OF the q o. A.
Charman James McClosky OF NeW.orieans, eA-lAeul,-
Cnonai g. & A; James b. Steadmah oi ow-Orieans eh-
Major. General U. g. a; Duncan o. age OF ierIe-
and speaker OF the lsst House OF "op's