The Evansville journal., 1868-07-07

Tht Z tsN p Cia,s Ir N N y FORK.
tFrstn lie Cinci nat Il quirer of yester-
ay
he, osit to nd ton eli her
u taueI a to unite upon. OF
b eded adr ira 2 keeping
ia pa R,z Tuey can
tr 10 II udr ch> or Han
-Iu = lIi tI-ir aas uGoAu Ia Ap1x5 1t5tI gIGhn55 n5
h ~ 1 ven up the contest entirely.
T ar, asturtshed 70 find that the
Am esiy Proclamation produces no
ticci III hIs avOr. and exciies no
comment, except that 1t ought to
hav. app ared two years ago.
TIE Commitfee on Resolutions to-
day appointed q Subcommittee, con
ei>tiug @! Henry G. Murphy, of New
Xork Jos pt Z. Mcdonald, Of Indi-
saa, Francis W. Hughes. Of Pennsyl-
varia, Edward Avery, of Massaehu.
sets and T. 5. Bucock, OF Virginia,
10 draft platform.
The Subcommittee has been in ses-
aioD all day, but has not yet been able
to aEree 1t is understood that the
disagreement is on the subject of
finances, and there is no likelihood of
unanimous report.
Among the resolutions under the
confederation of the Committee are a
series prepared by, and said to be in
the handwriting of Chief Justice
Chase.
The editor of the Columbus Crisis
was informed, to-day, by a promi-
nent New York politician that New
York would resist Pendleton's NOM
ination to the last, and that if he was
nominated, the leading Democrats of
tho State would do their best to de-
feat him.
The following appears in Ben.
Woods paper to-day: The inlu-
Cnee on Wall Street has commenced
the work of buyisg delegates. A por-
tion OF the Wisconsin delegation has
been bribed to vote against Pendle-
ton
"It is the intention Of these
mOneYed men to cruelty Mr.. Pendle-
ION between the thieves of bond.
holders and Republicans. The pub.
lie shall soon know who of the
delegates have been bought, and the
aiOount paid for each"
IFrom Louisville Courier ofyesterday.
No change is perceptible in PendIe.
tons prospects. His name is tower
Ol strength, but his adversaries claim
&EAA AtE NGA 4EFGI kGb tlAG AAO~IUlE
and sagaoiOus politicians deny a na
jOrIty TO him.
Some Southern delegates manifes
sympathy with his cause, but they
viii not take an active part in his be
hat. They have wisely chosen thai
the uanIuation shall e md. by the
North. where, IN truth. tDe :reat bat
mss be fought.
II is ga dcd as somewhat sig, If
caat. hat at meeting this morning
az the Sou heru delegates, Genera
I lr "a sp ke .gainst both JOhnsoI
an Chase he said be was ready Il
20 or any mau who could d ;iea
The Rs Ic parry, and the man VIII
eaul nearest 20 repre- enting his prin
rir -, Ih 9 nventlOn was Georg,
IL. teDhl, ton, aud to him above al
er must he South hook for IL
iug re severance rom Radical rule
lie most bitter mn from th'
0"nti h'e neR.uriug to cxpress them
81 p y,r l'eed ediDon.
TX i'- mrot Is running very high
uLd she con eSt Is likely TO becuml
waiui aud exciting between the Bel
mont and PeLdleIon wings over tn
financial part of the platform. An,
there are many who believe thar
Tupfur Will occur l0 the GOnYentlnn
b. WoTld Of sunday says that =
no one IS here authorized to represen
Cha-O. his case is on the wane. Tn
few real friends of Chase IN the Con
vention are careful TO have him ker
s. ln the background at the start Ne
York has followed the example {
feDDeyiyanla, and put mp n man {
straw. They are not sure of thei
choice, but are sure they do not war
Pendletru.
The Herald of Sunday warns th
Convention that Seymour ia still sui
stsntially candidate, and a yer