New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-06

somewhat inebrated Ohoan Of lettering in the hall and
attempting the eloquent words that dropped from
the lips of the speakers who addressed this Important
conference meeting. The excited buckeye" ordered
the reporter TO leave which order promptly DISC
0beyCd. whereup0n the defeated member of the ONO
delegaton retired. evidently much disgusted with hlm
seH' Inc conference was uhdersood 10 De iaiiure'
RHODE ISLAND.
The conversation in the rooms Of the delegation from
Rhode Island the Hoffman House, indicates that there
j. an undercuren setting against the ldo OF some OF he
leading Western delegations which may check the ardor
of their aspirations hears IL declared with qnct
"Pendeton is going break down. he is strong
now as he ever can be- and he has received two
thirds Of the votes Now the twOthirds rule Is 70 be
maintained the law Of the Convention. He will there
fore be stronger the early ballots than on the latter
votes, and enthusiasm is an element OF Gxhaus-
success. His decline from that point viii be rapid" The
next most available the eyes Of this delegation
becomes the subject Of interest and being small
delegation they propose 10 keep cool about ~ ana To act
singular argument in favor OF Mr. Chase Is advanced.
Harmony in the Government has suddenly become an
object Of Importance with Mr.. Chase IN the Executive
Mansion there could be conflict between Congress ana
the Presdentl This argument they ill TO perceive
operates equally well FOR Grant, Ihey would not take
Chase from choice IL the nomination also included the
election Horato Seymour would be their preference.
But they willing to waive party objections ana 10
take Chase the sake OF securing harmony In the Gov
eminent and-of course secondary consideraton-the
''''''' u '--' MASSACHUSETTS,.
This delegation Is still divided and the number mat
will vote for PcndetOn Is very sinall liactloh o ~
They held meeting last night to discuss the subject OF
candidate be supported the first ballot but as TINS
is not likely 10 be Peudleton the choice or lhe dcle
CATION will not really appear from IT, The ruling topic
Of
OF the men set forward rs candidates. II y
that the Democrats alone cannot elect President nor
can the Chase men alone. Dut uh, s my yn,
strength of the Republican ticket IS tet To be he primer
pal OF the disoord that has been 30 apparent ever
since any considerable number OF delegates arrived herc
and their great trouble has been TO ma me men VINO can
be opposed with any prospect Of success against G
and Colfax II is admitted 20 be an imperative necessity
nominate man who can deplee the ranks on the ht
publican party by attracting voters to the DemQcra,c
side choice IL between Hancock ana CAase IN the
opinion Of majority Of this delegation.
- 49,. l.. 81, - ,o,,t,,ou, ~
this delegation. Poudlcton Is not considered aNala.'
and their preference Is for Hendricks The subject 81
imation at a meeting last night. Inc hrelng wac ptO
tracted and there was no opportunity oil learning ue IT,
suit.
The delegates from this State are, with one exception
in favor OF Pendoton. Their next choice VIII depend
upon the tone OF the COnvenlOn hlu lhe 80 No.
Isle among them that they VIII be required 10 urop thoH
fayonte
The delegates are all favor Of Pendlcton and VIII SO
t6ey express their next preference for Hendricks ind
Gates that they do not feel rs strong as at the outset
LOUISIANA. 49,. 80,
No change apparent IN the disposition on ts ucig'
ton remain unobrusiVe IN the IonN ia ~ tr
vote If called upon vote, Will probably DC gwen ioI
Hancock ..
The Connecticut delegation held a very long and noisy
meeting az the Hoffman House, Last night The ndineS
OF Chase, Hendricks; seymour ana EhSu5h "olo o u'g
believed that Chase will be their choice a. tue majority
Of the delegates seemed inclined 10 r tb l cS.r
man. Tlion' Boonttle, James Hoyet Benjamin stliA'
and Isaac Arnold.
This delegation met YESTERDAY but dll nor tah'agt
business Of importance. They h3wsnIr o s
any hope remained for hi- nomination
SOUTH CAEOfINA.
Tho delerotes from this state have so FAR shown no
preference for any candidate. They have on al occa-
son- manifested willingness 70 support any candidate
who will be acceptable 10 their Northern uIethIeh
MTNNIsOTA.
In the rooms OF this delegation CONSIDERABLE urcuoh
delegates
sheehy OF ST. Paul maintained that having rdl''u au
issue on the Currency question. the Western nrmhtr
Pcudleton. one gentleman remarked that the move
n,iy ~ consolidate the vote % NcwYork and prevent
any detection 10 PcudctOn the rst or second ballot
after which n would De almost "a certainty ,nT3wh
Win large vote from ucighboriug States for Mr. -fy-
mour whose friends would De ready 90 ty ihcr Ili.i
chance Tho statement OF hr. seymour that ne Moulu
moi be n candidate not credited by thc Pendittou
men Many Of the latter were willing % disfesatd any
even that II the soldiers willing 20 elect EepHb
can for President. they the Pcnd'tOn men, coHa Dear
up with the affection a. vel A. 9thaf'.
The feeling delegation from this State is stan for
rng COMMITTEE oy RrsoLuuoys.
The Committee Resolutions met on saturday even
ing and selected asubconmitiee To dFai pr
follows: Hon Henry e. Murphy Of BROOKLYN. charihaui
~ Rose 81 California. 4 " Hughc- ~ Pcnn-y wanna,
T A. gonconck OF Virginia l. =. Mcdonald ~ Indiana.
William Allen Of Illinois, ana Charles J.. stewart oil
Michigan. These seven gentlemen were Instructed To
prepare suitable platform to De pItreIt'u !"
the General Committee. 10 lie fuN-cquehtJ y pr
Reuted
met Yesterday. but owing 20 the many
ynuminous platforms and resolutions which were pro
seuted by delegates. they transacted no DEFINITE business
hut adjourned 10 this morning after ordering the Nl''h
matter which they had received % De printed Tor pefsA
Among the resolutions which the sub Committee received
ono presented ny -cLa'oI HaIp.3, I,,u ~
ported 20 have emauaed from the Hon. Hofatio Sry-
Ge. had prepared series OF rcsolutions which dele
gate had presented TO the Committee who bad accepted
them and appeared 10 be inclined to incorporate certain
portions IN their regular platform
Almost the very first resolution OF the series prepared
by Mr. Chase declares against the reconstruction mtas
furious interests Of the entire country The suffrage
law - considered usurpation o The ughls Whrh be
long 10 states only The resolutions also protest against
the maintenance ~ large standing army and advocae
mos Important features OF the resolutions which one OF
the committeeman characterized as entirely 'DemocraIc
n not wholly inserted the platform. The Committee
on Resolutions have decided 10 ask the Convention, on III
meeting this morning for extension 0f the time gwen
o thc for the preparation OF plat form, IN consequence
Of the dinculty and Importance OF Then labor Ih.y
which time the Convention will probably adjourn.
Tho otororce ~ this Allegation is for Hancock; but
NJ in the case of all the other Southern delegations they
viii be guided by the action OF their Northern brethren
IHE COMMITTEE OK ORGANIZATION. -
A meeting Of the Committee on Organization was held
Yesterday when the Hon Hester Symer OF Pcnnsyl,
y,eIi, w1s appointed Chairman The usual custom OF
selecting Wee President and Secretary from each state
was adhered TO- aud LIST was prepafcG when gave en-
termned. by a large majority 10 present thS name OF
HoratiO Seymour for Permanent fesueh' Of TIE Co'ch
GEORGIA.
1or d.egote from this state favors Gen. Mcclellan
hut ali will vote for any candidate who can defeat Chase
and Pendeton Several Of the delegates were officers IN
the Rebel army but all were. at the beginning OF our
troubles strong Union The father Oh Col summons
n prominent man Of the delegation was one OF the sA
delegates the Rebel Convention WIZ IcluSeu W sHn
tins Ordinance Of Secession III 1861.
THE COMMITTEE Of CKEDLNIiAlS
The Committee on Credentials held meeting yester
day morning and elected Mr. A. GrisWold as CHAIRMAN
The only business transacted the revising OF the isl
Of delegates and preparing It for the convention 10
which ID will be presented this morning IheIS were no
contested seats and but very few aeIhhes 70 DC auDsl
tinted In the place Of delegates unable 10 AIohu A.,
Occasional" In New York on the uay Doio.o tno