The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-03
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JULY B. ls68-TRIPLE SHEET.

NORTH CAROLINA. ~ 81
The "Otd North State" Ia here with q delegation
almost full, stopping at the New York Hotel and en-
joying themselves with the sights and scenes OF New
to s D
guiled the time admirng our splendid exhibition OF
horseesh on that recently immortalized race course.
In che evening. however the New York Hotel was
full to OVERCOMING with from all sections of the
South. In the doorway and the hallway, the read
ing room, the bar the corridors, ana In fact every
where where space was available Panama hats, light
linen coats bronzed physiogn0ples ana general
buzz Of noisy congrat1lations were noticeable.
North Carolina goes for Chase, ana perhaps the
best explanation OF this fact may be found In the old
and prevalent Union spirit which pervaded the state
North State, as the country knows never went into
rebellion as did the other States OF the SOUTH even
including Virginia They held aloof as long as 1t
was possible from drifting wifuy into tue maelstrom
OF secession; and even when they nd go tney
showed the government OF Jeh Davis what unreliable
for Chase. III e-ft
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The New Hampshire delegates are stopping win
their New England brethren of Vermont and The
Mississippi delegation at the Everett House. but seem
to be more concerned In keeping cool physcaly
than In heating themselves with discussion on mat
ters Presidential 1t would be unwise to infer, how
ever, that because the gentlemen who represent the
terisc Of the Yankee race, they are not deeply
interested in the various movements taking place
around them for selecting successor to Andrew drew
favoraDiy with the financial views Of
vsws nut ana nt ~0u praca
as the country has not yet forgotten the events OF
the war and the course public men took during that
struggle for the preservation Of the republic,
though stars and bars have lost good deal OF their
charm for the public eye, they believe that the nom-
putting "the. wara-failure'' plank In the Chicago
platform would be resented by the loyal democracy
OF the country and prove failure. On the whole
the delegation appears TO he non-committal; but
being pretty well under the discipline Of the party
will no doubt vote for the winning man. whoever he
may prove to be.
was nowhere last evening and careful inquiry failed
ing prairie State disposed Of themselves. They
were supposed to turn up at the New York Hotel
has five delegates, at the head of whom is W. G.
Monroe. This crowd takes delight In the fact that
they are all privates, not even an ordinary captain
being among them, though In all the other deega-
tions military titles as blackberries.
They favor Field. of California, like the gentlemen
sen a to take sy
ever is thought the best man by the Convention.
OHIO,
Pendletons native state and stronghold IS repre-.
sented by full delegation OF enthus site admirers OF
the greenback candidate. They occupy rooms at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel which Is the raying point for the
Of their party but videttes posted In various
places, who, besides keeping watchfu eye on the
seymour party and the Chase movement, DO an I'M
of delegates who crowd the various hotels OF the
city. The ruInOr OF a new movement on the part OF
Chasenoticed In the paragraph devoted TO the dele
yesterday in the Hobbies of the Fifth Avenue and
caused most uneasy feeling among those who are
their party The Ohio delegates, however, maintain
such stiff back on the question OF greenback pay
ments that It appears impossible that they VIII ac-
cept any other candidate than George H..
OREGON
is here in full force but the members Of the delega
lions are scattered all over town. Governor Curry
can be found at SO Tenth street. The Office OF the
delegation is at % Bond street. The Oregonians are
O unit for PendletOn
The delegation from this State Is expected to con-
vene at Irving Hall to-day at noon. At a meeting
held yesterday in Philadelphia George w. Woodward
was elected Chairman and B. NJ. Boyer Secretary. The
clubs from this state win be received BY the Young
Mems Democratic Union Club, OF this city, who Will
escort them to their headquarters at the ST. Cloud.
RHODE ISLAND
although errltorially small Is not the least OF the
States in political fervor The whole OF her delegates
AS far can be understood from their conversation
they are well versed In the political morality OF the
whip. A few Of the more independent delegates,
however, plunge eagerly into the discussions eter
nay occurring around them, and discuss egreen-
backs, bonds and negro suffrage with commendable
zeal. remark was made In the Hoffman House
whether by a delegate nom Rhode Island or not our
reporter could not dscover-that If the democracy
failed TO nominate PendletOn they might as well go
in for the radical candidate as put Chase up
for their standard bearer; but 1t looked SO
very much like throwing up the democratic
sponge that no respose was elected and the gentle
man. finding himself much in the position OF person
cheering alone in crowded house, retired precip
lately to console himself with julip. The dcega-
ton WILL 1t Is understood, refrain from urging the
Pendeton movement Is ascertaned In caucus OF
his friends, so that the State may stand non-con
initial In the contest.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
But few OF this delegation have yet arrived. Gen.
eral Wade Hampton and Governor Perry ex-
pected TO be here to-day. The views OF the deega-
ton are conciden with those OF their brethren from
Georgia, and desire to take back seat in the Con-
vention prevails.
was represented yesterday at the St. Nicholas by
twothrds OF its delegation; the remainder are anti
cpated this morning. when meeting for OrganiZa
ton viii be held and the action Of the delegation
decided upon
General Bate is in charge, and among the other
notablites are General Napoleon Bonaparte Forrest,
the famous cavalry raider OF the Southwest looking
as bold and erect as ever, standing over six feet
high and presenting the finest ply steal type OF the
belgeren element in the Southwest that fought the
battles OF the conederacy from Shiloh TO Nashville.
Among those expected tomorrow are Judge Mel
fence Of the President on the impeachment trial
teemed so full Of imagery and Byronic quotations,
and A. q. p. Nicholson, formerly Senator IRON Ten
nessee TO the National Congress.
In connection with this delegat on Il will be re-
nortinS 10 emanate from the state Hopventionp in.
strucng the delegation TO vote for Andrew Johnson.
These were afterwards repudiaed and the delegation
Is at perfect bertyt0 cast It's vote FOR womsoever
1t may choose. It's first choice, however Is Andrew
Johnson and afterwards Pendleton; but, influenced
more or less by the feeling In the other Southern
states It il proposed to vote for whomsoever the
major wisdom OF the Convention may determine
upon.
VERMONT.
That extremes often meet is a maxim in proven
bal philosophy seldom Illustrated In American
politics, but an yone DESTROYS Of witnessing an
instance Of the sort and visible sign Of the scrip
tural millennium should visit the Everett House
and see the lion and the lamb smiling togeher''-
the delegates from Mississippi, the fiery, and Ver
mont the cool, In close political confab But chance
and democratic conventions upset propriety and the
fitness Of things. II was not noticed yesterday that
the delegates from the secession State and the rep
resentatives OF Vermont acknowledged perfect
unity OF purpose In the contest about to open but
there could be no doubt OF the union OF feeling and
generous forgetfulness Of past rvalries which mani
tested itself whenever these gentlemen met in con-
versation The feeling OF the Vermont delegation Is
good deal divided, but the majority would prefer
the nomination for the Presidency OF the regular
candidate, who they assert is George H. Pendleton,
and there Ii doubt that the solid vote Of the State
would be given for him with enthusiasm II they
were certain that other States would agree with
their action. But IL Is this doubt that perpexes and
puzzles the vermonters and leaves the question as
TO who the successful candidate for the nomination