New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
TIE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.

PREPARING FOR TIL COMING OF THE LIBERALS
Tue REUNION CONVENTIO-' ARRANGEMENTS
-GREAT EXPECTATIONS.
prom AZ OCCASIONAL CONFECTIONERY OF TIL TRIBUNE
CINCINNATI, April 16.-One and the same
committee serving in the work OF arrangements, IN
tits city, FOR both Of tho May Conventions. For the
deliberations OF the that gather here on
the rt Nay day they lave engaged Two OF three acres
Of Exposition Han. and all Of Mozart Han WIN ,h falls
much short Of II the Conventions fuse into
one or explode into three or four the hall accomDoda-
tIons engaged viii be sufficient for al Of them. For
comrnitteerooms Mozart Hail. with It's Aaltdozen small
apartments the German quarters near the Exposition
building. the Exposition building Itself, and
tire hotels VIII amply meet the largest prona-
bic demand The Committee of Arrangements
have taken rooms in Mozart Hail. on Yine and Long
woithsts whlcn they style The Headquarters Of the
Conventions" This Committee, which Is selected from
the Executive Committee Of the Reunion and Reform
ORGANIZATIONS which spranG into being about year ago
il tis city doing It's Work IN spirit Of impartaiity
l. makes is arrangements for tic Conventions as though
already cOufederated. Il preference IS shown the
stranger has H. Mozart Hall spoken OF rs the place
for the Reunion and Reform meeting For the Liberal
Eenubilcans the immense Exposition Hall is So part
Tie Teutonic Leiormers have provided hea1G laTters
commit &c rooms and have made al necessary pTeQar
tio.s FOR German reception Of visiting Germans, III the
very heart Of over the Rhine" near Exposition Han
As 10 hotel accommodations. Cincinnati boasts thar she
land fail resOlt, rs she did once OT twice during
Tie. LEUusitiOn, 70 calling Few rEer steamers lutO
re0u.siou. Rooms engaged weeks ago q the prln
cpa hotels and Of them LIS been taken exclusively
b, II. Louis Quite a number OF private citizens re
offered rooms IL their houses, and many more viii follow
their example. y is not probable that any one w!l
suffr fJr lack 81 accommodations, even should .Ae
gathering exceed tAe most cEt-IyagaDt arucip;tOLs
capacity % the cry 20 maze room ana nproYlae ac-
COMMUNICATIONS great crowds las been tested during
Tie fZygsiulu under favorable
those eXisti1g present
Iu both tae Conventions according "a thor cal 10
De mass meetings not delegate bodies. b. the call OF
the Cincinnati RelOrmers any OneDe his political past
what II Inaytan select himself deieg1tc 20 thaT
BODY only provided he be IN accord with tier pubshed
declaration principles But the German branch o he
uel- in this city had q meeting ana chosen "a
small number OF delegates 10 the EeIpiOn COn~clrOn,
ana in this they are alone. Their America brethren
lave done nothing of the kind Their Committee are
preparing barrier IN Exposition Ha % separate the
horizon allotted Delegates from tnat which outsiders
wiz expected TO Oecu3y. They work II raith thai
these Two mass meetlD gstw become delegate Con
vrutlOu There are Indications that the stream VIII
commence pour thi- city this week, ald that the
rea WORK he Convention VIII De done II tho last week
OF ApTil l. bodies are 10 Dc united and re-
solved into Qoiecae Convention the preilnnaIles FOR
sucL cOusuIumaton can D. best arranged here as me
mas delegations arrive during the week preceding tie
first DAY U