Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-09

and it is stated that Banton Duncan and other |
leaders OF the movement have agreed 10 come in
to the support of Greeley. They meet again to-
morrow. but it is not expected dozen will be
present.
DAN VOORHEES,
1t is stated that Dan voorhee-, who I. never
would vote for Greeley" has written letter to a
TREND here, stating that, If Greeley is nominated
by the convention. he will feel it his duty to take
the stump for hin, as the regular candidate of the
party.
DELAwAREs DETERMINED STAND.
The only delegation that positively and persist-
emily holds o:t against Greeiey is that from Del
aware. under the lead of Senator Bayard. The
delegation is acting under instructions, and will
not come in n. II any circumstances. They will
probsbly VOTE. however. to make the nomination
Unanimous when the proceedings OF the conver.-
ton reach that point.
VISITING CLUBS.
At III o'clock to-day the Young Mems Central
Greeley and Brown Club. Of Richmond. Virginia.
nnder the leadership OF Colonel Fontaine w.
Mahood, left that city via ths Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railroad and the Lower Potomac
| route for here.
IMMENSE MASS MEETING
| An immense Democratic meeting was teld thir
evening in front Of the st. Clair Hotel where the
| Americus Club is stopping. Speeches we're made
py Governor Walker. Of Virginia; John Good. OF
| Norfolk Hon BichaM Vnux, OF Philadelphia
General Gordon, OF Virginia. and others. The
enthusiasm was very great; and the speakers were
heartily applauded.
| THE NEW YORK DELE6ATtON.
| The New York delegation has made the follow
| ing selections: Chairman OF Delegation, Gov
| Hoffman; Committee on Credentials, olive
,harlock; Committee on Organization. Deios u
Wolf; COMMITTEE Oh Resolations. j. +. King
setter.
In referring 10 the various Delegations Ii
Baltimore Sun Of Monday thus no,ices:.tne Del,
gates from Delaware. l, falls into an error i
saying Dr.. Cove Salisbury, the ex Governor.
lawyer
DELAWARE.
Il Hon. Tbos. Francis Bayard, Of this delegate
, ~ al present member of the United Stat
Senate. lie occupies the seat which his faith,
. md grandfather filled before Elm. The prese
V ctive representative Of one OF the oldes, ar
most illustriolls families Of Delaware he wea
e most worthily the msute Of his torefathers.
,s distinguished in the United States Seuate &
j. mis- astuteness az a lawyer, his breadth and co
IS -ervatism statesman, and his high ability
Il IN orator. In courtesy and high toned ma
u ners he is a chevalier Bayard indeed. NJ
;, Bayard. during the last session Of Congre
=. served with Mr.. Casserly as only denocra
ia members Of the New York custom ho,
.s inv stiGation committee and it was sole
II through their untiring efforts that the frauds a
orruption which are synonym for II
establishment, were exposed 10 the public ga
de also, with the Hon. Francis P. Blair, seIy
y IL the Democratic members on the part OF |
ku X 'ux committee. The defeat Of the au'
nd ,ious design of the Radical Senators to contir
G III the hands Of Gen Grant the power TO =
,r pend the writ Of habeas corpus all over
ns ns country. pending the presidential election.
in a measure defeated owing to the ex!,ositi
made by these two gentlemen in the Senate
=: rhe Hon. Benjamin T. Bxga, of this delega,
mas for some years repr. ssn.ed ths State III
House of Representatives. He ia a bold
lorcibe deba,eI. and holds his own in
nd Contests with the majority. The Hon. G
salisbury, of this delegation. is a lawyer
and politician Of influence. He is brother
Willard salisbury, late United States Sem
f,om Delaware, and to Eli Salisbury, the p
nj United States Senator from that Stale.
family has for long time been one OF &
,ill note in Delaware.
ON The correspondent Of the World sa!
s'As Delaware instructed her delegation
vote for a straight Democratic ticket 1t
-: fall to Senator Bayari's lot tD render the
q of that State marvellousiy conpicious in
= Convention.