New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
LoTrINGs DY OLE REPORTERs.
ms COMMITTEE on RESOLUTIONS.


The Committee on Resolutions met at Tammany Han
last evening for the purpose OF deciding on plat
form TO DO presented 20 tho convention tnN
morning Tho Hon. Henry c. Murphy OF
New-York presided, and Edmund Cooper esd oil
Tennessee OF President JohnsoHA secrcaioS' was
Secretary The first business 20 hear tho report o
the subcommittee 90 whom wa- referred the
specia duty OF solectiug suitable resolutions from
among the number which woro drafted by prom
inent men OF the party 10 be incorporated IN tne 'su
lar ulatform The subcommittee was composed VI
seven delegates a. follows; Tho Hon Henry G. Murphy
OF Ncw-York Chairman; A. H. Itoss of California T.
Avory of Massachnz"ti. Toe = Mcdonald OF ~
diana Fr,ucs ". Hughes Of Fcuusy lvuuln, rH"aias
Bocock Of Virginia, W. J. Gilmore OF ONO.
This committee presented platform which was primer
psy made mp from tho prepared by tho hoh h'DeI'
/ walker published in TIE TRIBUNE Of yeslcr-
d. u denounced tho Reconstruction meas
ures OF Congress ns unconstitutional ana DC
,pondcd the restoration ~ tho southern
states 10 their former rights ia the Union including
representation in Congress. resolution H"m'' %
CefJustce Chase IN regard 20 tho speedy pay ne' VI
tc national debt was nl.O incorporated in the PLATFORM
Another resolution. which declared thnt the question
Of universal suffrage was which belonged TO the
states 10 decide was also introduced in the platform
After the platform was presented % the regular commit
tee the resolutions were considered separately an"
lively discussion ensued their acceptance The absence
of any mention OF population OF the lunAc u'Dl
from the platform was considered an acknowledgment oi
the defeat Of the Pondle0n movement. During the CON
sultation. Senator Bayard, Chairman Of the Delaware
delegates endcayored 20 have a resolution adopted as
scrtlnq tho superiority OF the white the negro
He delivered long address In support Of his ethno-
logical assertion which the Committee by majority vote
declined 10 insert in the Platform IL was found to be
difficult matter build the Platform 20 suit the views OF
the whole Crmmittoe and IL was thought probable at
late hour last evening the Committee would fan TO
rpapin,ouslv agree on Platform. aud that minority
rnor was likely to be rendered to the Convention AZ ita
session to-day.
ARADICAL CIRCULAR.
Tho following circular s extensively distributed about
the rooms Of the delegations and has been tho
9 ~ 6,i,gSis, ~ % ne Naoaai D,raocrac Coar-ion.
suGuge in ten southern states aa l,,@,ll S r Which ySn
ej men In America vii fa The oJ remedy gna.
& dI' E Women Of Anercl 10 BE Go,neat Please r,pi Tho
Siosrg resolution e.refaly aud ODhge AkDcAL DESoc"r
IeS. The question Of ,uSsee belongs to The States the
fP,e b IN favor Of e widest Of suffrage
The .1' e. & 9i m sa % 10 ,e Dmocscy o the United States
70 advocate tie extension suffrage to all citizens of mature aud
on and without restriction Of 'eI race property
TmE COMMITTEE on RESOLUTIONS AND A PLATFORM
The Convention having demanded that platform for
baoi for one and not 10 choose the candidate
III the platform 10 him The committee entrusted WIN
the drafting OF resolutions met last hght IN p0traced
meeting. They Will report platform Pro9ably as soon
az the Convention rcasscmbles IMs platform VIII un-
dOubtedly be substantially the same as tht Oh winch an
abstract was published In yesterdays IhlBuNE'
NCmGAN,
The delegates from this State, as the time Ior baotng
for a candidate approaches, are Decomng IeucSht on
sunday night a meeting was held, the proceedings OF
winch the members strictly enloihed no, 10 uVge
our reporter learned however ON 8ooa aut0Ily Una.
e aot taken I'm the delegation Indicated diversity OF
sentiment and the probability tiat MlchlHah might IN
the end present compromise man pVi "lo te con con
fused elements opposed TO Mr.. Pehdletoh might utl
maely unite. They will vote as unit on some one ot
the two names that appeared on INC Da,los Ihey
refrain from naming these men III puDc Ior rear vi XIII
ing them by premature exposure.
MASSACHUSETTS.
This delegation has also become closelnouthed as 10
their choice OF cahdldAte' lho mO''"e '"i""J "'N
strictly secret ..
This State seems 20 ycafn FOR ChUsc' hotWlthstuhB
te dlssatlsacOn OF two Of the dclegates They
have resolved however TO follow the leao OF Newiork
al least the first ballot.
~ SEw-JERsEY.
GOV Parker continues To be the hrs choice or me ure
CATION from this state How long tey VIII adhere 20
him is "a matter upon winch thcJ 10 Ho' ~" W A"'"
much themselves -
is state as represented by delegation TO the Con.
eutiou losing faith In the supremacy fendle0n and
tbe five delegates who, yesterday were hy resolved
to support his nomination are now reducou u 'hfeo'
MISSOURI. =,
The delegation from this State is divided between Bar
Pendleon and Hendricks. The Ohoan mas iost grOuhu
49, ore man seven electoral votes, while twelve are set
do WI as tho strength OF Blair Inc Shhsc hoNelhsht
meets with no counenance, athougn he u s,ate u
init that he could poll large vote III INC 0'a'e'
BAR-ROOM SCENES.
The adjournment OF the Convention Seeed @ 70 DC sg
nal for the delegates who indulge ~ Ou y1 10 sh W
th r roous OF the hotels which the various doeg-
tions make their headquarters, ana tlole over theI
asses 10 indulge hot discussion touching tho proceed
@ ~ the day the situation and tho probable develop
ment The picture presented ~ eae o thsso W.
very suggestive, and showed that thq nov o sps, a
active as ever. At the Fifth AVenhe HeW-fotk' anu
81 Nicholas the debates we're GArea on ia nSseroet .