The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-06-12
New York Observation-Disclosures
of DELEGATIONS.

The New York, World of Wednesday
gives che following preliminary particulars
as to the coming National Convention in
that city:
Great preparations are now being
made in this city for the puri ose of accom-
modating the numerous delegations who
are to be present in New York. during the
first week in July, from all parts Of the
Union, to take part in The d libeiat;ons
which are to result in the nomination Of
thesntxt President and Vice President of
the United States on a Democratic Nation
al platform. Tammany Hall will accom-
m6date an immense assemblage within its
CAP acious walls, but as it is Calculated that
each delegate will be accompanied ON an
Average by at least ten friends or hackers,
1t will be neces a.y 10 find quarters in other
+, places for this immense coucourse, when
| the labors of each day S session have been
concluded. Irving Hall has been engaged
by the State central committee of P.nn-
sylvania Tor the convenience Of the delega-
ton from the Keystone State, and Masonic
Hail will furnish sleeping quarters for the
entire Pendleton escort, which is to nuns
Der over five hundred men. The walls of
the Academy of Music will once again re-
sound, as in years of yore, to the cloquence
OF Democratic orators, and it is also be-
lieved that the circus building in the ,iciui-
ty will be engaged for the accommodation
Of outside Southern delegations. The
| Everett House will furnish board and lodg
ing to two hundred and fifty delegates and
their friends from Maryland and other
border States. The Hancock men will con,
grcgate at the Astor House in large mum
bers, and negotiations are now going on
with the proprietors Of this house and del
egations from Illinois and Connecticut.
| The Connecticut men have desire TO se>
cure the ladies' ordinary for caucus
room to meet In. Five hundred delegates
and their friends are expected at the Astor
! House. Accommodations have been made
ready at the ST. Nicholas Hotel for twelve
| hundred persons who are expected to be
present at the convention The Cha sc
| men and supporters of governor Eng lish, Of
Connecticut, will be found at This hote
principally. At the Southern and New
York hotels preparations on grand sea- {
are being perfected for delegates from the
border and southern states, and the deni
zens of these hostelries will once more be-
hold the familiar faces of staunch southern
democrats. The Everett House is uegotiat
| ing with the Vermont delegation, and it il
probable that the Green Mountain boys
will be. found here in large .Dumbers The
Pendleton men will aggregate themselves
at the Fifth avenue hotel. The irrepressi
bic, interchangeable, never-to be.beaten col
onel Nooley, of Cincinnati, who had The
honor of kicking Butler some weeks since
in Washington, and who is now enduring
| imprisonment for3 his country's sake, ha
secured rooms ior the West Virginia dele
cation at the Fifth avenue hotel. Tht
New York state delegation, numbering six
" five persons, marshalled by Mr. Samue
]. Tllden, will stop at the Fifth avenue
/ hotel; as will also twenty six delegate.
from Indiana, beaded by their chairman
Lafayette Devlin The Illinois delegation
of thirty persons, under the charge o
Storey, of the Chicago Times, and iht
Ohio delegation OF torty-two persons, will
their gallant chairman, general G. w. NJ,
Cooke, will also occupy quarters at tht
| Fifth avenne hotel Committee and caucus
rooms have been engaged at all the hotels
named from the first day of July until tn,
close OF the convention, which will begin it
session on the 4th of July 1t win COS
each delegate about seven dollars a day t.
live in this city during the convention, in
Guiding the necessary trifing expenses 0
the BARRIERS and bootblack fees and ca
fare. Many leading statesmen and politi
clans have engaged rooms at the differen
!, hotels from the Goth and 25th of June un
til the close of the convention, in order t,
have time TO perfect their manipulation
and organization Of the country delega
tions. The admirers of Charles Franci
!, Adams, from Massachusetts,, New Hamp
shire and Vermont, viii repose their achin,
limbs at the Clarendon MOTEL Tamn1an
hall will be fully ready by the o5th of.Tune
and the inaugural, or dedicatory ceremo
nies will be Of the most imposing descrip
tien ever behele n New York of politica
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