The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-04

Headquarters Of National Executive Committee
are at the Continental Hotel.
Headquarters Philadelphia Committee OF Ar
rangements are In parlor Is Girard House. Per-
sons from New York wishing to call upon friends
or politicians will find them as above designated.
Governor Noyes, OF Ohio, said today that Penn
syyania would decide the Vice Presidency, but,
with proverbial vacillatiOn, the Pennsyvanlans do
not know whom to pitch upon.
THE LATEST ARRIVALS.
The New York delegation meets tomorrow at
noon, and until that time definite action will be
taken.
Among the prominent arrivals this afternoon at
the Continental are Hon. \. .. Hayes, OF ONO;
tary National Executive COMMITTEES Representative
Sheldon Of Louisiana. and George Francis Train.
Train says he is sure Of his election and has raised
the banner of Cipis An,ericanus cum perfect
webwork Of telegraph wires lead to the Academy
THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB HOUSE
within few days is covered all over with naval
signal nags.
caucus and exchange views. They may present
the name OF Norton McMchacl or Genni Scho1eld
Several political clubs from Pittsburg and interior
cities are expected tomorrow The Convention
may be presided over by Joe Hawley or ex-senator
Abbott of North Carolina, or Dick 0gcsby, or Coy
ernor NOycs Senator Window, of Minnesota, Is
King OF the House Of Representatives.
Behind every delegate is at least one office.
holder, who takes pains to point out the plentiful
lack of oflice-holdng material in the Convention.
Oliver Ames and Ben Butler came in tonight,
and Butler VIII keep refreshments and receptions
at his room till the agony Is over Nobogy much is
concerned about
One of the administration papers suggests that the
Cincinnati platform will be adopted nearly bodily.
CoLFAxs CHANCES FOR REFLECTION.
The Evening Telegraph, the only toerably advised
authority In this purbnd and instructive city, says
Tonight
There is yet but little light on the question Of the
S fs
for him, and besides these scattering votes from
Henry wilson on the other hand has only hfy;two In
truced votes but from developments he will pick up a
that number II the South comes up for him in anything
like the strength that claimed NO one Inppo;es ths
tennessee whose states are instructed 70 ycis
Sna as tic 5 Ballot sef Ton
he rst bao bis letter. declaring thai
he does not desire compliment although this will
CATION In any case after the first ballot the ortyioul
votes the State will be free to be cast the delegates
whom they will be given although Colfax viii probably
There sc are some who think that Hon. Wilson
be given on the rst ballot may dcyelop sdaitiona
that unless Collar IS nominated no western man viii b
taken but the second place on the ticket gwen 20 ,n
fax and Wilson, Of Massachusetts with the chances a
present in favor Of the former ana ne ne ann
This compromisc candidate viii plooaoy % GENERA
choice u almost everybody who dssy s unes
IN the south Ssd ~ vote ne with M Gs PRE-
the he hrs r ss'es o p sno s un yG
W c oc that is being considered with In,
chances il favor Of his nominaticms on the third
onn can allow two thirds Of that number but Coax who's
whole strength will be apparent rom inc start the friend