The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-02

Messrs. Finch and Farrall, OF this delegation are
enthusiastic Pendietonans and speak for their cor.
,eyes. AZ the delegation IL required TO cast solid
vote 1t Is safe on the carly ballots at least TO count
Iowa out for Chase.
Away from the scorched sands of this southern
most state come delegates TO the Grand pow
WOW Of the Northern democracy, But
tiers at the st. Julien. The delegation
s preference for Chase. as the strongest candidate.
They do not however, as has been said before con-
corning other southern delegations calculate "a
ern deegation) to exercise any pressure upon
the Convention in favor q any candi.
with full confidence in the wisdom OF the
assembled democracy OF the North and all they ask
this and nothing more: After Chase an available
candidate they take Henderson or Pendelon, with
Hofrman-whom they say IL very popular down
South-for the second place ticket. John quincy
Adams, OF Mass, or Governor English of Conn,
would be equally as acceptable.
LOUISIANA.
The delegation from this State arrived here yes
terday, almost every one OF them coming into the
hotels clothed In sunburnt faces and coarse brown
wSaeysr might nave Seen their opinions respectns
H. =. Butler they expressed them not. We dnd't
silver spoon among them. Regarding their views
they preferred not 10 talk, but enough was learned
to indicate their preferences which are, first, Han
cock, who has made himself personally popular by
his Willingness to subordinate the military to the
wards Chase, as the embodiment OF the civil princ
pie OF the government, ~ opposed to the idea OF mill
tary domination. Between these two there Is really
no choice. Gratitude inclnes to Hancock; thought,
purpose and earnest desire for success says
Chase But looking TO success rs the grand climac-
teric OF this campaign they with the submission and
blind faith OF the Buddhists look to the Northern
democracy to present them candidate who has at
least reasonable chance Of gaining the Presidential
chair
NORTH CAROLINA.
Delegates from the old North State are, like their
somewhat
their views although Indicating strong preference
for Chase. They however. will not light either IN
IN the Convention OF outside for any particular can.
didate, but VIII endorse the nominee be he who he
may
The delegation from this State Is nearly complete.
They arrived yesterday about three O'Clock with not
carpet bags, but vaiises and linen busters. They
talk Pendleton loudly. but will not "go back on
Chase II he has "a show"
MISSOURI
smarting under radical rule. sends Its delegation In
small measures. All they ask IA peace, not, how
ever IN the sense OF the radical standard bearer but
In the supremacy OF the civil law. They
what touched with the Rrcenbnck views, but will go
Chase ~ an available candidate. None OF the lead
ing lights OF the state have yet arrived here.
rHE PACIFIC SLOPE
The delegates from the Pacific shore have not yet
arrived. Some few struggling members OF these
delegations who have been here for some moi hs
occupy The headquarters I'm Bond street aul without
What the real feeling IL of the representatives OF
these states, comprising California Nevada and
oregon. cannot yet be determined: but their well
known opposition % the legal tender system and
Chase.
rHR u0OsrrR srNrg
vii probably 60 Tor Pendleton the early ballots
Out what their course may be Afterwards II Is umpos