The New York herald., 1872-06-05
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JUNE g. ls72-TR1PLE

OKk HERALD, WEDN ESD
tions. The complimentary vote OF the delegates
win be cast for Maynard after which II win be d.
vided between Colfax and Wilson. The friends OF
pressing the claims Of their fayortes but the tide
which is setting in 80 strongly in favor Of Wilson
win' Doubtless give MN the preference
has not organized yet but WIN do in time for the
tsned by the expression Of opinion by delegates the
vote will be cast solid for Henry Wilson.
THE MISSISSIPPI DELEGATION
has not all arrived, but q suf1cicnt organization
has been reached to warrant the assertion that .
majority Of them win vote for Colfax. henry VIII
son may gain strength with this delegation before
the Convention meets tomorrow.
THE GEORGIA DELEGATION
has small I'm Hsnfy T cox and WIN po NIL
n0''s' 'y's ~ A'' y,sSfNix nEdi ..''.--'''s
win cast Its rst vote, according to instruction. for
auently @ vote SO solid for % Henry Wilson, Il. II. Weiss
yr., has been selected for member OF the National
to Be- member Of tes e1s on Reso
lutions and O. J. Mallord to be Vice President OF
the Convention.
Flannagan to be Chairman. A tacit understanding
for Colfax. There is sufcient latent strength for
Wilson to change the vote rom Colfax to him at
any time when such change would secure his
TWO rival delegations are here from Utah, con-
of UP Prssdsnt % Grant, While the con-
testing delegation declares itself unqualinedly In
m sr% ssscp
t0n IN the mouths Of oil the deegates-has created
cOnsldsraoe s%usemens Ms contest wii be
il favor Of the Grant delegation.
THE ONO DELEGATION
tional Committee, Ex-Governor Hayes, revenue re-
former, TO be member Of the Platform Committee,
and Jacob Mueller to be Vice President Of the Con-
Massachusetts, is, Of course, solid for Wilson, and
the members OF this delegation have been
they have worked in q quiet and undemonstrative
manner. The results OF their efforts are percepti-
member OF National Committee, J. B. D. Cogswell,
member Of Platform Committee, and A. H. Rice to
are at for the Of tae ec
THE NEW JERSEY DELEGATION
arter that it is .quite probable that It win be
divided IN favor Of Wilson. The greatest interest
and even now It is doubtful what result win be
reached. vote was taken In the delegation to-
@ Senator Scot Scott iST'S and Il ior Solfax An ero1t
it failed and was abandoned without much
appearance Of chagrin. Russell Errett, the chair
Of the delegation, or Of least very large rart
S ne WIZ stas e s for hasS sp vefs Ths dfasss s4es
influence In the Convention II they
wilson. The dc delegation In meets % again in the morn M
ing, when conclusion will be reached. The ques-
tion regarding the
win probably be decided in q manner intended to
satisfy the demands Of the. South. The delegates
part in the preimnar ries Of the Convention except
aaf M. SssS ,sss s
81 ana James Sass
esnSdsss sse%s sfS1s' to avs sa as
little strength outside his own State,
Ss ss ss fnss o ms claims
sections Of the country It is quite probable how;
a Be a'~ sss u ssr
strength. John B. Henderson, Of Missouri; ex-
Ea%ey C ssw verse; and n
this connection, but few OF the members Of the
Committee on Permanent Organization have ex-
pressed opinion on the subject and OF those who
have SO expressed themselves decided majority
IN FAVOR OF JUDGE SETTLE.
One Of the threatened features Of to-morrow's
proceedings is speech from the colored CONGRESS.
s sSsh Ss
Senate. He intends to earnestly urge the adoption
Of an extreme civil rights plank in the platform in
cientiy radical TO endorse Mr.. summers idea OF
%asd snas an n'h0s semp Which, ns' now ss
foot 70 choke him on wilI % succeed.
Of equal prominence with him will be brought for
ward to answer his theories. This little episode s
but slight indication Of the troubles which have
arisen regarding the feelings and
~ NcLINArIoNs % OF THE coLoEED ELEMENT. 49,
Uollf a yvtf
powerful influence IN the the persons of Professor
tanned Mr.. Summers assault on Grant with
great vigor. They come here, with rare
did not extend NJ to the idea @ Of repudng General
Grant, but did embrace desire to endorse Mr..
Summers peculiar theories Since their arrival
mood Speculation is rife regarding
The fact that the Convention is held here is sum-
cient Of itself to insure q fine discussion OF the
dsr question and the @ III temper
to the South regarding civil rights and Ku Klux
enactments. by Congress-: The best informed
new instrument, with such emendations as may be
in G Ss S sSoon ef te ranking
privilege win be included to meet the demands OF
resolution introduced by II. 9: Bowen and adopted
which is to take the wind out Of Horace Greeley's
sails on the question OF cheap postage.
WENDELL PHILLIPS ON LABOR.
Wendell Phillips, through s. p. Comegys, has sent
the following, which he wishes to be embodied In
the platform Of the republican party
Resolved That the practical settlement of the slavery
question leaves the political field open and free for new
question: and the one which naturally and inevitably
comes Is the relation OF capital and labor and
we, the republican party pledge to-day the same deyo
and we recognize the duty OF 90 guiding pub.
cure the fullest protection and the amplest
field for capital and for labor its ally the faircs oppor
turnity and Just share the natural profits of those
two great servants of civilization
TIE NATToNAT. UNToN r.EAnuE.