New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21
POLITICAL.
OHIO.

OHlO.
TIE COMING REPUBLICAN CONTAMINATION
ABLE NOMINATION OF GEN. MOVES FOR
GOVERNOR.
COLUMBUS, June 20.-Delegates TO the Re-
publican Convention have been pouring in all day. over
crowdng the hotels and compelling many seek Iods
ings with private families The arrivals thus far exceed
those OF any previous year since 1865 and the spirit man
iiested by the delegates g. OF the mos.
promising character. They all seem to see tho
necessity OF harmony in the ranks and
are not disposed TO do anything but what will advance
tho interests Of the party, though there are few who
uonbt the prOprety Of making particular nomination
that Is now almost certain will be made Among thO,a
"ore are Senator Sherman, Congressman Garfield Ana
Dler' Wilson, Monroe, and Foster beside many ex.
congressman ana leading from all over the STATE
"eD'C wen, Assistant Secretary OF the Interior vas
among the arrivals this afternoon The fight over
inc nomination for Governor renewed this morning
with much vigor. The Wade men, led by Eggleston
ana busy early hour but they were met
promptly by tne Noyes party which had been largely
ehiOrced IRON Hamilton County during the night. II
"d0 th "eh Noyes was not popular In his
county, that ho would be such weight 10 carry "a IN
endanger the county Ticket that It might result in tbs
loss OF 10 members 10 the Legislature, and probably
mako that body Democratic 1t was replied that Nova.
would receive many votes any outside nominee conld
atThe opposition 10 him came from a few dis,n,on,o
politicians who wanted 10 have everything their own
way. and were using Mr. wade's nam, without bI, CON
SENT merely to allow them a chance 10 spring a new
the Convention, who would be IN their interest
But as delegation after delegation arrived, declaring
themselves for Gen. Noyes, the Wade men E.gan TO
wayer and early this afternoon they abandoned the field
threatening to Tx the responsibility of defeat IN Ham
ton County w1ere belongs Shouldn't from Noye,s
nomination 1t is probable. now, that wade's name will
not be brought forward in the Convention tomorrow
Gen. Buckand is here and his name may be presented
in which case Mr.. Wades friends will be likely 20 sup
port him. Galloways strength has not increased since
last night, and the nomination OF Gen. Moves on the first
ballot Is now generally conceded. Senator Woodwork
OF Mahoning has the inside track for LieutenantGov-
ernor closely followed by Hart of Portage Jacob
Mueller Of Cleveland has been brought this evening
representative Of the Germans and he Is making
strong headway.
The contest for Supreme Judge Is between ex-AttOr-
neyGencral West and Judge stone of sandusky, with
the chances in favor OF the former Gen. Goldman. the
incumbent, and Dr. Williams, his chief clerk, tho
principal competitors for Auditor. Williams seems TO
lead.
Not much interest Is felt in the other Offices except
School Commissioner, for which there is a lively fight.
Gen. GrovesnOr will probably be President pro tsm and
Gov DennsOn Gen. Garfield permanent President OF
the Convention. Not much is said about the platform.
The Administration will undoubtedly be indOrsed with
out any cOmmittal to a denomination; something will be
said about civil service reform, and the tariff will DO
dealt with mildly Gen. NOyes arrived here this
ing and receiving hearty congratulations tho sit
uatiOn