The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-27
TIE clNCINNATI! CONVENTION.
Departure OF the New York Delega-
tIonssAIr. tiTeeley Not Going. 4 +
Greeley and Palmer the Ticket Of the
New YoEkeTS.

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Greeley and Palmer the Ticket Of the
New YorkeTS.
NEW YoRk, April 20. -TheySun! says
that Gen. Merrill and large number o.
prominent men synpathizing With thelib,
eral movement LEFT last night for Clncin
natl. This morning a still larger number
will leave. Among others are Sinclair
Toucey, Waldo Hutchlns, E. A. STAINS.
berry and WhItelaw Rsd. Il Ia not prob.
able that Horace Greeley will 20. The
New York delegation viii probably sup.
port Horace Greeley for President, and
Gov. Palmer for Vice President.
DELEGATION FROM ROCHESTER,. N. Y.
RocHEsNER, N. Y, April 28.-At a
meeting Of the Liberal Republicans held
In this city to-day, the following named
Republicans were designated as delegates
from Monroe county 10 the Cincinnati
Convention: Henry R Seldom, Thomas
Raines, Geo. G. Manger, VIM. Grebe,
Lonls Lowerthal, Fred Goetzman, John
Maui, W.G. Ashby, Theodore 8. Dean,
J, ". Adams, G. q. Childs, Theodore
Bacon, DID,; 8. Brown, ChaS. s. Baker,
]. N. Pomery, A. Vaudeville, Fred. q.
Tapely, William 8. Hodges, Oliver, Allen,
Otis Cole, Harrison OTIS, and VIM. Il.
Boggs. W@
CiNcrNsAT1, April aS.-There is moth.
ing new respecting the Convention. The
representatives Of the New York T9ibune
and Of the Chicago papers arrived early
to-day.
1t Is rumored tonight that trouble Is
brewing between tho friends Of the vari.
Gus candidates from Illinois to be pre-.
sented at the coming convention. How
serious 1t Is has not been developed pub.
licly. There appears to be some dis
agreement relative 10 the Illinois head
quarters. It Is said that prominent men
In the Liberal movement have been urged
to come on Immediately. It Is possible
that the prominence given TO Adams as q
candidate has more to do with the com.
motion than anything else, for the friends
ot some Of the candidates claim that
Grant will beat Adams in Illinois by an
overwhelming majority, while the friends
OF Adams are decidedly numerous there
There appears to be great difference
OF opinion as TO what the Convention
will do. Some assert that circumstances
may yet transpire so as 10 change the
whole aspect Of the affair.
Some persons, prominent In the Demo
cratic councils, say tonight, that the
Democratic party will support any man
the Chicago Tribune, Cincinnati CONNER
ciaI and Springfield Republican may COR
sent to heartily support. But everything
Is uncertain save that immense numbers
will be in attendance Is certain to be here
There appears abroad to be considera.
bic confusion in the public mind in rela.
ton TO the Reunion and Reform Conven.
ton, called at tho same time iu this city
by the Reunion and Reform. Associ.
alton. The call was made after
the call for Liberal Republican Conven.
ton, but the movers assert that It was not
intended In any way to embarrass the Lib
eral movement. The Reunion and Re.
form Convention convenes at ten o'clock
Wednesday morning, and 1t Is thought
that they will soon alter organization take
a recess to be present at the opening of
the Republican Convention
The numbers here last night in the in.
terest Of the new movement have been re-
inlorced to-day by others. Mr. Waterson,
Of the Courier. Journal, reached here to.
night and took rooms at the Merchants
Hotel. August Belmont, Esqr., has tele.
graphed that he will be at the
ct. Nicholas tomorrow on his return
from snipe hunting excursion, but does
not say how long he will remain.
The splendid Odd Fellows building,
which has Just been completed on Fourth
street, was formally dedicated to-day,
Past Grand Master Turner, Of Dayton,
and Past Grand Master Fithian and other
distinguished officers Of the Order par.
ticipating. .-cslU lU.l-.
The weather to-day has been slngu.
larly warm for this season, the thermome.
ter indicating so degrees. This evening
Is like summer.