New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01
CONVENTION NOTES.
Try ryIRaRAPH TO THE TRlBUSE-l

C,Nc,xn,r, Anrl aO-Susan b. Anthony came
last night and has been inquirng anhou7'y "'" Wa"
required that she might enter tho Con'eh''on Us "o
gate. ...o-
Gen Ash,ev ~ Ohio came today and has long reso
Iution for the consideration Of the CohVeh'oh' "o "
said to have been drawn up by MI ouinei' '" ''''
evil rights to the negro ,,,
Mr. w r. Dorsbeimer of Buffalo is recommended Tor the
postion OF temporary Chairman as is aso L'cu'-"o'
Koerner OF Illinois. Tho pernahet oncoie "io NV
designated nor Is there much speculation on the matter
Senator schurz and Gov. Cox VINO were ''o Hon'i"
choice at first are not now 80 much SPOKEN oi'
The streets during tho day were almost pocheo WIN
the crowds Illinois has fully 1000 men missouri o'
less than New-York, say $50; Michigan, 2oo; IN
diana 500: Tennessee, 100; Kentucky, loo; reni-
sylyania between 800 and 4oo and not III arNe" ''@
Ohio, without considering Cincinnati mas more 'han ="
men, and the city, II resolved into Liberal oeegauu,
would make showing much greater than Nauori
Convention of the usual sort
The supporters Of ratz Brown for the frst place IN
the ticket have taken fresh courage from the develop
ments of this evening, and arc now conndeht Oh
brighter prospect OF success for their FAVOR
te They claim the addition OF the Irhmo"
interest after the first VOTE and general coming owe
70 their candidate of the Southern delegations, IN cohSe
quence OF the prevailing opinions OF many wh
came here for Davis that. in consequence
nj the means used to his nomination
IL would be impossible to go before the poop"
with him. The talk Of tho Brown men with regard "
the second place. II they should succeed in getting thu
first for their leader that d. Cox can be nominated
and that they have ascetaned that he would accept
Gov Fenton returned to Washington, this evening" II
high spirits over what he believes the strongly
probable success OF the Convention in candidates ant
platform The friends OF Mr.. Adams are circulating
printed ticket bearing the names OF Charies frahh
Adams and Lyman Trumbull. This ticket II Is statee
has been accepted by Mr. Trnbull, who olegapns tha
he will he before the country it, II is necessary fc
the Of the cause
The Massachusetts delegation organized with the al
Monument Of Edward Atkinson as ChairmaL
Gen Bartlett will be recommended as Nc-
President for Massachusetts,, and Frank ". BIN
as member of the Committee on hesOiutloh'
Mr. Bird submitted the delegation series OF resoH
tons adopted and prepared by Mr.. Sumner ana u
trusted to MIN o DO thus presented. They state q
length the questions OF Amnesty Equa hgn's anu CUP
clude with the following:
B>If That amnesty to those who against their county
nav he Justly associated complete coh Of equal nights
hand and ali may enjoy the fights which have been deprived
The Maine delegation appointed Adamson OF Banso,
Chairman and recommended j. III. Hamln Oh Portiaia
as member Of the Committee on Organization. 20.
Bradford OF Maryland arrived tonight from Batimop,
but cannot preside owing to deafness and ndsposto
The Louisiana delegation has engaged the Law Schol
hall for meetings each day. The members met there o.
day and accepted the resolutions adopted by the Germn
mass meeting in New-Orleans' MI Coh"y
offered, as an additional fesoiuuon' o"
favorine the adoption OF the principles
of Mr. Summers Civil Rights BILL to be coupled with INT
OF the Germans favor of General Amnesty and male
a speech in favor OF finally removing every DISABILITY
from both white and colOred citizens In evey
| part of the land. The question was hnaAy
referred to q committee Of five, with view to having
this matter embraced In series OF resolutions ex-
pressive OF the views OF the delegation on national
issues Nearly every member OF TINS delegation TX
strong preference for Greeley for President ad
pronounced the statement 10 the effect that they wac
unanimous for Adams as entirely unauthorized' mo
| that on tho contrary, there Is not one d
| them for Adams or Davis either. The nine votes
Of Minnesota will be o unit for Trumbull; on the mrs
ballott two votes will go for Davis, II any chanss
| IA made The Virginia delegation, 80 in number
| will be divided, at least the first ballot
four votes Judge Rye, Franklin stearns, e. b. kaiie
and L. NJ Pcterson) will be cast for Greeley compl
mentary vote for Gov Walker VicePresdent Will be
, given.
Mrs Emily Thornton, relative OF mo famly OIL Oe'
Harrison and now occupying the old family house ~
tondored tn the Convention for the OF the presiding
officer the chair which Cen Harrison occupied III i%e
| White House. while he was President, - =. ~
The West Virginia delegation appointed the following
delegates to represent h6 State in the Convention c.
Church. John s. King H. c. Roesbeck, X. V. NJ. VITALITY,
| VIM sint;emore, Frank Burr Milton Payton w a.
Iamon. The delegates at large have not been named
| The Indiana delegation met tonight and organize,
| "a follows: ChairNan, Col. Cyrus NJ. Ahr,
| member of tho Republican National Con-
mttee, and Chairman Of the Ipdiana delegation
| at the Chicago Convention: Committee on Permanent
Organization, the Hon Morgan II. Weir Member OF thu
National Committee Col Isaac p. Gray State Senator
| Committee on Resoutons-Judge Whiteside, OF Logans
port Vice President Of the Convention the Hon. Geo.
Julian; Secretary of the Convention, Col VIM f. Nc
Lean Of Terre Haute large and enthusiastic meeting
OF Indanans held at Mechanics Institute, the ~
G. W. Julian presiding. Delegates from various distr
| and the State at large selected. A numl 81
| of prominent and influential Republicans w re
| present, among them members OF the Legislat
and of the electors upon the present Republic
ticket The number OF such supporters created cons l.
ablere excitement among beyy Of Administrations 3
who were there with the intention Of taking part In
tracing the meeting. These however, were promP ~
suppressed and did not offer TO take any part in the 20
| ceedings.
The Pennsylvanians together in Convention to-
day harmonious consultation settled upon ne
following delegates large A. X Mcclure NJ. b. Lowrig
| Gen. Kane, John Hickman, Gen. Coke, W. W. Irwin A.
Banar, A. b. Rowe Mr.. W. H. Ruddiman appointed
on the General Committee Of Resolutions when is
era deleg gates wee not determined upon. The following
| resolution was adopted
I,d Thst the pte OF the Penn.vyans delegation shall
In convention uni for the candidate for President that t
Of the State be asst by the chairman OF the delegation for a.
Curtin, until hef. ordered by majority of delegates"