The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-07-14
Democratic National Convention
PENDLETOEMEN CONFIDENT
MONEY INFLUENCE.
Especial DespatSbs to the CHI. Enq.1

2 NEW iORk, jury 4, looo.
Pendleton's friends say if the nomin
alton were to be made to-day he woult
certainly be nominated. No ballot vii
be taken before Monday. The bond
holders are using money freely.
CONVENTION CALLED TO ORDER.
The Convention has Just been called
to order BY Mr.. Belmont in . shor
speech, which is enthusiastically cheered
~. CHAIRMAN ,cfsJshN.
Henry Z. Palmer, Of Wlsconsin, i,
Temporary Chairman.
RULES ADOPTED.
Rules Of last National Convention
adopted tntil otherwise advised.
THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS ASK TIL
vIcE-PREsIDENT.
The Soldiers and Sailors Convention
have appointed a committee of ten tc
wait on the National Convention and de.
mand the ce-President.
Nt# York, July ), 1858.
oni0 DANA'A.ioN.
a very impoItan. meeting OF the ONO
aeiega1on was neio tnis morning. wash
sng.on mcLean resigned as delegate irom
State at large, and Judge Thurman was
aPPoi4teo IN ms steao;
mclean wansed 20 90 TINS yesterday,
because ne Delieved ne could 90 better
service TO fendieton, and De free to move
ana act among all the delegates, tnan u
compelled TO SIT with his State delegation
Messrs; busler, .ot Hamilton county,
1ere' HHiams, OF monroe county, and
stokes and biose, also resigned, and 10
their place Geo. W. Morgan, Geo. ID
41ugn, Y. L. Yaliandignan, and Judge
van Trump, were appointed.
MS was zone 70 strengtnen the dele.
gatlon, ana u makes II the strongest and
most lnnuennai IN the convention. The
designations were voluntary the appoint
ments unasked. vallandigham will now
WORK earnestly ana zealousiy Tor Pendle-
ton under the Instructions OF the State
ConVenuon.
At the same meeting OF the delegation
committee was appointed to visit the
otner state delegations and make an &C.
TSo m.o JI,:.uaso T,,:n - nulo Ill 1slens.n
laat even;nc ana resolvsd v;th oras;
tinan;mitv 10 vote for pendlaton - iors Iys
a. OI,io does which from nresant an
nearances viii be far three days ~ any
rate r. mt sooner suocessfrI
7 am assured a. oood .ntbas;t, .bst j,
4 shall a. snu .;ms u snnssr .h.. a. .as ao.a.
viii nominate Penaieton Connect;cn, @
w;u ,,;ro .bar, hnt 49, AZ. Uoa.sss.s..,
I Lection % w;il voss tha a' san.;a
can not oscert.;n Thar .ss d;s+o.as j.
com ni;m.nt Enri;sh -s P'SsA :
Tpm Sarma,.s .nia.,.,h, !. !,
- .tana - eua pana,e.o .splI az y n.s ,.4Is
stron a. asst nd hsst sand;da.a n I .ha. {, -, :,
ns..assss ss anN S'' 'aANa'0 'nas 0an y
pIasU Pslmont / for Moe,o,1.n hit do. -,
m;sh - hs;ns : -. H. 1I' sassa sse I0es ~
nntii s = = 49, - - % n;e..a a.. ts Ias
oannot - bs'o - nom;na.a5 M a .h;nna vIa's.pl .p
[ ss;asJs - o pauSia.aa - II, al H. nas s. .a. e..
MogislioS IT. = ,r;.sa.an h 0I '.e mao, 10
So.s''an ~ "a ~ - ll's'aA0'' ~ nees
20 : ,....e5s
THE WISCONSIN DELEGATION ssaj
Last evening action was taken, which
indicates opposition to Pendleton. II is
said that q resolution Ii favor Of Pen
dleton was r. defeated by q vote OF seven
against nine. Ihls vas Drought about Dy
:, .ueeas trom = v isconsln ueleeass =
;ers wo,,n -. s,;nno,t ps0alston s G e nom. 0o,u
;nsted - l0'' :
4 meet;no of Iii tba Sontbsrn dsle
oates was beld last n;ebt and II ws.
Agreed that pendleton Was the hest mar
and the first choice and the Sontberr
deleeationa will gradually come 70 hi,
sunnort BEFORE the 9Th ballot he will
have the South unit in his favor This
Think. NAV be relied upon. rs.
Pennsylyania is still doubtfulgo There
are ,rna,n,v minors that sbe i. .orenf 10 : h;a
H;oler ;s wotk;nc l..,o,a;nst Formulation 81
The orly reason he has against his nom.
ination Is thai he Ii too Young and car
afford TO wait.
Bieler tries to coHtrol the balance q
power, consisting Of less than half .
dozen 10 .ne aeieea'ion. n3,a Inc vote mus
De cast as = unit unuer lnssruc.ions .n0" e
wnion neatrallzes .ne power s, 2, tne nlne lls.
Teen or twenty Jealous fendieton men u