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was seen that Johnson was leading all others. After Pennsylvania had voted for Hamlin Mr. Cameron went over to the New York delegation and promised to cast the vote of Pennsylvania for Dickinson if the New York delegation would unite on him. The Weed men would not listen, and the die was cast. The anti-Weed portion of the delegation are very sore and chopfallen. From developments that have transpired the only thing that will now satisfy them is the unanimation for Governor from that wing of m nominated at the Lincoln Convention — thus pledging the members of that organization. The Convention of the office holders has concluded its labors. Secretary Seward has carried his pointed on the nomination of Johnson for Vice President. Weed, it appears, left yesterday, not fearing a rout, but knowing that all was safe along the lines — that victory was certain. His followers are holding a grand jubilee. Leading Republicans and office seekers are denouncing Fremont to night as a cop