The New York herald., 1872-07-07

Irade Laa9ue delegAtlOa upoa the nominstion, r.
PuoS tnus emphatlcally:-
Rcstias nsseSanss o. New YORK ousht % : stop -.
r buttons 70 that injudiclous and juvcnIic bedE.
IN modsst ~ Roitcs al that had been achieved
M. ssnds and sRPessed nearly soidIy for Creelek,
rst %utinesr Tnss da;,sd Ssd sppsa,sd e -
ti0n, whereas their sheets wa,a - 'u0m nrc.c uavo
sarSIT IN soesng snd eDsa the p,cpcsoa oos
else than onedea men, lukewsrm f,om t ths an nne
start We are cursed in 0nio with sci even 0 msrs
debt and have trade Are Sropossss q -:
the ultimate intent OF civilization. but when ~
traders undertake to persecute man Is thoSS
te Doys are following Mr Greeley tney cease 9
malicious.
Virginia delegate stopped in front Of mess
"cart0on" OF Horace Greeley en- Dying the spec
tace OF Southern h0mesteads Ia ruins, and women
SeneS with an s2rscs Ss s of iss
Inc Mp paper per IN question was Grant organ:
That would be scouraging, Ii our people down
South had not too much sense to mind 1t. Whle
we old rebels are trying to make our people forqeb
and accept the wh0ls situation for the good q
our children, these organs trying to keep awe
uses. We have been upbralded for years beoIuse
we were unrepentant ana suien; and as sOoa -
We seek x to 81, reform S that spirit all the ntelesssa
us back to barbarism. We all know, howeysg
that everybody In the North fought US, and if W
are going to take any Northern man he wild ~
found to have some record against US. Ptctureo
Can't annoy u.s."
This (Friday) mo Ming tn ,re was large arrlvoD
OF delegates, notably from North Carolina, Ala
eama ohio and detached parts OF the south.
Among these CLEAN some names OF note as on tho
way to Baltimore to take seats in the COnventoAs
OF already arrived.
chief Of cavalry and leading friend OF that 0f0sr.
q. II. Mccormack Is the celebrated reaper ana
wSstsest men in ns OF Ssa ana one q -
-, Thomas Hoyne Is one Of tho ablest lawycrs =
Illinois, formerly Buchanans District Attorney; J.
W. McNeely, OF the sams state, is u member Of Con
gresS; r. A. Buckmaster, OF Alton, is an ex-Weroa
OF the Illinois Penitentary.
THE INDIANA DELEGATION
contains Martin W. Ray, vigorous and notable
~ n Sayiss ,So W. hanna who Was Ie
celebrated ultra peace man, or ''cOppernexd."
MORE REMARKS ON MEN.
Beriah Magotfin, Of Kentucky, was the Governe
Mr.. Lincoln troops, and said that Kentucky would
be no party to the invasion OF the South r. NAL
lory OF the Fifth district, was formerly member o.
Congress.
From Louisiana, Henry D. Ogden is distinguished
Judge il. :. Ashton is prominept lawyer Of Shreve-
OF marked ability; J. M. sandige is an ex-m enbss
of Congress. Barksdae, OF Mississippi to whom a.
s Of @ s ws @
man who devised the unfortunate n0mh
nation for Governor or that State Of LOuis
Dent, President Grants brOther-in-law. During
the war he was member OF the Confederate Con-
gress and was regarded ohere as the principal
sponsor oil Jefferson Davis the Confederate Presi-
dent. John w. z. Watson was o Confederate
Senator; II. H. Chalmers was Confederate Con.
gresham; B. J. Semmes is said to be Q nephew q
the celebrated Raphael SemmeS. U. M. Young re-
presents the vicSsDurg District. Chalmers, named
above, is said to be q magnificent Southern crater
OF the Yancey type.
In addition to the names mentioned above 60m
North Carolina, A. NJ Scales is an ex-member Of
Congress, as well as JOnn Manning, Jr., and d. n.
Barringer was once our Minister to Spain; Thomas
l.. Clingman was q celebrated whg, or the Senate
who fought duel with William L. Yancey, a.
which MIR. Conrad, OF louisiana FillmOre's Gee
retary, was second, and ON that occasion
Clingnan was so cool and absent-minded that when
Conrad handed him his pistol he inquired: Conrad,
for Gods sake, what did do with my umbreilas"
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA
are also william D. Porter, fine lawyer Of Charles
ton, and eX- United States senator James Chestnut
Akin ran against Banks for Speaker OF the House,
and was defeated by three votes He is said to have
formerly owned one thousand negroes
proxy delegate from Oregon VIII oe the pres
ent United States Senator Kelly.
Among the Tennesseeans are Duncan X. MO
Rae, fine orator; John IL. Savage, M. c.; John
Netherland, ex.whig candidate date ior governor; v,
dog OF the Treasury )" M. O. Ga!-
loway, editor Of the Memphis appeal; Enoch
Ensley, who is among the richest men in the state,
and John o. Burch editor OF the Nashville Union,
Thomas s. Fiournoy, Of Virginia, ran against
Wise for Governor; ID. 9. DeIarnette, q former
member of Congress- w. f. Cameron is the editor
OF the Petersburg I'sder, who fought great duel.
federate Senator.