The New York herald., 1872-07-09

POLITICS BUSINESS ARE IDENTICAL
terms> Governor Holman was to have gone from
Allan NC 9. Beach Beach absent nom Albany during the dom
not disposed to go home. and Hoffman, therefore,
had proposed to leave in his place. In ramble
through the Pennsylvania delegation last night !
ON THE STOOL OF yAcnLArIoN.
One OF the shrewdest and best looking mep In
Dutch Pennsylvania. Smith says that he is in favor
OF anybody being nominated, and looks In distrust
to the Missouri delegation to get some comfort The
MissOurians claim that they have accomplished all
their purposes by the non.nominating policy. The
Southern delegations are listening to all the points
made by the N0rtherners, and 1t Is very clear that
they have the best heads politically in this gather
ing. The HERALD correspondent solicited an inter-
view with Mr. W: F. Coolbaugh, Of Chicago, this
morning. More than two hundred votes had al
ready been promised to support Mr.. C00lbaugh for
the permanent Craftsmanship OF the Convention OF
South. Few on OF the Gentlemen who promised
their aid In his behalf knew Of his record; but II was
understood that he represented the m0neyed inter-
ests OF the Northwest, and that to nominate some
other person who had less vested rights would
make opposition among bankers and capitalists.
Mr.. Coobaugh listened to the HERALD correspond
ent with dignity and good humor and said en-
phaticaly that he had
NO DESIRE TO FILL ANY LEADING PLACE
in the general councils Of the party, but, on the
contrary would take 1t as q matter Of friendship
II his admirers would use no further means under
the Of his name Mr. EoSbaugh
modesty Of demeanOr. He said that he had been
against Mr.. CIR eeley's nomination for some time,
had desire to figure as great spirit in the
test and would rather have
M'CLERNAND OR MCCORMICK,
or some other Northwestern man in the place
which his friends were soliciting for himself The
whole fight In the Illinois delegation is now be-
mick-the reaper man-for permanent Chair
man. The Marylanders have urged Philip Frank
effect that he viii probably get the place u unless he
desires to be quiet at the present time. l had q
long talk this morning with John A. McClernan d,
who Will
PROBABLY BE THE PERMANENT CHAIRMAN
Of the Convention. He is small man, with big nose,
hawkish physiognomy and vitreOus kind Of eye and
good deal Of compact, close and grave personal
management He could not be entrappcd into any
position which admitted Of doubt, and refused to
say word against Mccormick or COolbaugh or any
other contemporary man from the Northwest. Mr..
McClernand claims not to have been an opponent Of
General Grant; but asserts that Grant made per-
sonal selection Of himself as military rival, and
exhausted all mean arts to do him (McClernand)
injury. He does not appear to be anxious to fill
any great position in the Convention, but is very
earnest for Mr.. Greeley and has the entire support
OF the Illinois delegation including both Coolbaugh
worth SO COG, 600, is earnest for Mr. Il Greeley, who
was one OF the first editors In this country to
ABET THE REArER INVENTION.
movement General MeClernand said that to his
personal knowledge the administration had raised
funds among the Illinois oiee, for tae pur
He offered, whenever the HERALD correspondent
had leisure, to give the names Of the persons who
had resolved to contribute to this campaign fund.
He said that he favored straight nomination and
no possum policy. MIR. CoOlbaugh said that he had
been persistenty against Greeleys nomination from
the Outstart, but that he was
NOW VERY ENTHUSIASTIC
for his endorsement but between the two positions
manent chairmanship. The Pennsylvania deega-
ton is altogether divided the majority favOring
direct nomination OF Greeley, while the remainder
claim that to nominate Horace would risk the sue
of their ticket in many Congressional districts.
Many delegates say that Pennsylvania Is
AN UTTERLY SELFISH STATE
and cares nothing about Greeley's election but
would like to use the democratic party throughout
the country for the sake Of the local and Congress.
by servant, stopping at the Mount Vernon Hotel,
a private residence turned into a hosterie. He
claims to be as earnest for Mr.. Greeley as any man
In the Convention. Mr.. Milton H. NorthrOp, 0f New
York State, has drawn up resolution compliment
ing Mr.. Belmont for his faithful services at the head
OF the National Committee.
At the regular Republican Convention held in
this city In April last of the most Intelligent
and conspicuous coored me men OF the city was vas
Fourth Congressional district. To-day he wrote the
fonowing letter to the chairman OF the Baltimore
and declaring for Greeley and Brown:-
Hon; m,say s,ps.smDen Chairman Baltimore city Dele
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s1sssaen VI, ERA r. s,,, +, sSnaasass
staies duty s amy sss
mands of an unsesh patriotism superior 70 mere psrisan
my connection WIZ the Grant T.s cf the republican
a as a1ei vt nG si
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Ss Ss S s Xii XII Sss sS s aS 4 s
mat % IN me past colorea &c voters should have been
nsrumensty their rights were in part secured partc
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Whether e liberal 1tv 9S party is NOT not M the
of political opinion accept he ss
rs s b s & Of to snd s s me e
really e permit the dead past to bury f. dead and
Which, Will While recognizing @ the equity Of equal rights
PROMISE OF PERPETUAL PEACE AND PROSPERITY
the W1 Of % n In the sSmns ns sn
OF the etters Of political salage ignore the tyranny Of
false and yeSs party dspns Ike 0ass
dictates Of an snllghensd and unirammsed Judgment
t%rSys %s as'' 4s Which sPd eS s
asl yss psS aS
in sSe IN the Sn 81 M Neither Ia Would on any
q S iess "aSis o4 human s1 vs.
ery WHO, ny lQe1r labOrs and
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fully that elaborate @i%r =
-srrs COMPILATION INDEFINITE PROMISE
ofthc Philadelphia platt0nand beg to suggest that after
more hen eiaven years OF supremacy, and nearly oyr
years vi absolute contro or every ueSYsy,ns Of the
form declaration It Is Just possible thst fS yss ghgeE
Of the stupendous task marked out for the party at Pha
a. e and h snGy S
elimination ON account of race. creed, color or
previous condition Of servtude of which the Philadelphia
Convention gives assurance y no doubt intended as
posed to have great healing influence, though repub
1can Congress- In utter contempt of this and other pro-
II this Convention was the concenraed voice Of the re-
Congress and people 1t incomprchensbe why Of
these platform sentiments were not at once
CRysrALLIzED INTO FEDERAL PROVISIONS.
do not question the wisdom Of this eminenty capable
and respectable body do doubt the sincerity these
but cannot lose sight of the fact that il Is
perlous in the extreme to enust these vital TO
other and future Congresses which may not IN the eternal
fitness OF things be in cQnsonance with the Philadelphia
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