The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-05-02
How Things Look al Cincinnati.
lspecia! Correspond nee of the Boston Post

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the query on the streets. at the hotels.
and in all places OF public resort. The
burnet House has been the principal scene
of talk and consultation, and its hall and
hobbies have been Consistently crowded
with delegates engaged IN interesting dis
cuss'ons and animated conversation
throughout the entire day and evening.
The political crowd Is composed of Re
pdbhcanS, aud Orlr occasionally is = Dem
ocrat discovered. The members OF the
democratic party are holding aioof, ana
do not take part IN The various fellhera-
tons, bat stand one side. aud assume he
posltlon oi lockers, on in the political
Vienna. Generally speaking, matters are
mixed, and chat such is the case is not
surprising. inasmuch as the delegates
WHO are here are nearly ali selt-eiected
1here IS prevalent among them all, how
ever, sentiment which apparently par
takes Of patriotism rather tnan personal
preference, and would seem to indicate
that they are willing to pat the right man
III the right place; in other words, dis
position IS everywhere shown to harmon
re tor the good OF ala disposition
which the enemies Of The present move
ment are making light Of. and which its
friends applaud
THE MAKING OF CANDIDATES
IS still i'll progress, and with as little def
niteness as to results rs was Tire case YES
terday. The uame Of Greeley has gained
ground to-day, and he is row holding the
position OF Il leading candidate, III con
Junction with Adams ard Brown. The
delegation from New York are by no
means idle ana San,rn,. E.,n+o, ,.,.,,c,.,,l +
Cochrane. Hon. " " Coodr;rb ami Sin.
clair Tyosey are wnrs;no Win 1aain1.
effort 10 secure if,ossfhI5 III tir.f ,'lsea
ppor the Presidential t,.lef i'm. the CEN
f-man from New Y-n,,L Tbav Iii 9lso
consent that Groe1rv's mama ha nsad
TOR the second place in ease he shonId
rot succeed f., fn4 +irs, nomination Tbo
cause OF the ruuor Yesterday coucarning
the withdrawal 81 Nh Tyunitull ,yas in7.
10 The fact ;htr Mr. Whi+A of He Chinauo
Tribune had received - is,t., from, ne.
gentleman which was asserrod 4, no -.
positive Drohibition "a allow, bis ,a,,.s IA
be used 10 The Convention >Ifbnnrh
not a positive wjtL.lrawaI II i onofrssr1.
- such, rs ii is communication instruct
4Ag Int lfieids OF IiHmhuu how The mat
te1 snS1H De manage" III case Ils chances
'ot -ie NOMINATION 40 not appear 70 pe
~ me nlo9t sah@uihe character At pres
eht 'hese chiAceS are not assuming me
most encouraging aspect he state OF
we canvass rs Ian : can De asceItaIneo
IN lhe picsei3 confused condition OF affair;
Is near Us loIloWs;
or 1A0anlS'--H massachusetts,, Connect
co', NeW Jersey ONO, LOUISIANA, 1eXa'
aha Aiao"liia-
Fol bIn"h'--N!ssourl. kentucky, Ar
kansas. tennessee ana u iss!ssippl.
FOR Ticeie}--NeW ORR irglnla
Iowa Iehnsy Vahi;i ana Georgia.
LOT DaFl9,-lhdlaha anu Limos.
for lInmbutl.-hansas.
VI course the ABOVE represents the frs
choice OF these States. What bargains
trades and exchanges OF votes may b.
2,t En- ~ 90 .ile "9' "tes' 70 :
ros.ihIa "a doto,r,ire th,1 $1,000 III ~, r.
Ioorr0v f6a vS1;n,,s r.a,,,,oso,to+i,l,.s ~
ro)d cenaiote St.+a C,.,r,F,l,.j[,,,s a,,4 o1ol
rbnr rdenertiga Ials@at..y ,ota =, IN,
General Convention
c1C
~ ,,nc ooae1t It,,,,;. ~. IN
,-os+a,-,, ,,,[,,- t<,,.D. .L|,.I=.; ~? &
,,o6o ,,i,i- villa i,ora i.,si W.
osr,oo;.i,l,, das;r, tb,+ a. vi vi,
tariff shah not be touched atall. but tna
the fight on this issue shall be left entirel'
30 The various Congressional District
throughout The country, The Massachu
setts and New York delegations, The for
1ner IaF ot'nS l"e views o! Inc " eStefl
,et ovo rt "l,'l l''is lo1ic' ou
snv sst;sfaofcrr rosit. ~ ji i(l,iVi IL
atelarya ar. II ,,a,iaaoo ,ii,a,' ~ ''t'9 .;+
nnosti6n md :, +. ,,l+ ;,,,,,'Fl,',l,i, +hot
vii he ,mIirclv Iafl n,,r 81 Tho nlot [l,',
On oil otba,, e,,l.inct. III ,[,.,i,,r,,1+ :
,7arfact and tba ,la1fo,..., Iii ~ =
stanriall,- The sa,,5o as Tho. a5oa+ad ~ !,
hlissonri '''''' 'i''0' =
q = LEM A-'9 'iil OF itiE CONVENTIONS
- reported that GOV. " arnoth, o
~ 49, ai,n;.,,,,.,,t H. - - iy.,'7.
but liz act;nn ~ +;s ra5na,,t - 49, -,
cei,,ad viii, f,,-a,, ~, 10 - a..
gateo INV, ~ - '''''
foLl- REPRESENTATION.
Delegations from & good portion of The
States il the Union are already here
and those which have not put in an ap
peaGance viii arrive tomorrow.
MASS WRITINGS
coaa4,,. caI,.,z ,,,I.o---., 49,. c-.
".,aat:,'r ,I';, t39e" = az - pe'
go = ~ ,5'eJl, ~ '',lS c's Io'hI2H'' '.nt
orss ia .io t>S a. = ili''S9 'lle7lli'
~ 80 - va =, ~ IL : 'o'I'
Later
NlNt4NNA1i' -, -APjI o5- ne arrivals
eo,r,' @ o''s'.iS ILL., 51S,'iS anu lt ~,
oi,+, i flI , AZ ',' n'. li t T.
~. "a anu ''i' Interest l.
=, eaa o'e'9 4 ',{,'' .f. o..,
,.a l. mas ZEN 5I 1FttIed ln"l J"pse STANLEY
t'l,s'i5e"9 w.!l ~ tg'i'olafy chairman 9
Col' Sl,'on Al .liei t'i'iti tllS s noun
80. .s - s7tt'eu IA teie'cee 10 otnei oiiicefs
ei1ei1 10 tii''o.' 9te0uIi'i'n le'allN'
~ s0' ''Fli'ei' oiii0Sis'
CANDIDATES.
The interest relative to can idates was
never so great as to-day. Great pressure
is made Tor Judge Davis. and his friend,
taih c0huueHtIy. a tfaln Oh II cars came
! IL