The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-11

nave a considerable force OF delegates occurred ny
mex. Wednesday. In Washington the impression
was public that Mr.. Brs.ow did his duty and 10, tho
Presidency care OF itself but when get here
you find that large and very experienced corfs Of
"workcrs' have been the field many weeks past,
and have covered very thoroughly visiting allos:
every Congressional district the country. and arc
now making their final returns with a precision which
shws that the Bristow nachinc' Il less elaborate
and perfect than the smachinc OF any other candi-
date II Is hardly ingenious Mr. Brislow's friends
10 turn up their .'machne politics. From what
have here fancy they could show the other
canddaec point two.
They are very confident set TOO. Recent events
III Washington have not by any means made them
gloomy. They much cheered by Mr. alncs mis-
fortunes, ard believe that important part OF Mr.
Blanes strength will TALL to hem, when. they pre-
diet. he disappears There conccament either OF
understanding between Mr. Morton and SIR. Brls-
tow. by whica the latter is 10 get !ndana and Nor
TONS strength generally, whcneverNr Morton gives up
the struggle, aud the Hristow quietly
chucke nj the talk about Senator Mortons ''chances.n
As 10 Mr.. ConSlng, ms prctcnsons considered
laughablc and the Garet,e this morning imrues Mr.
Coakllngs irierds pamphlet injurious 10 Air. Blaine.
which, u Is said, is preparing for circulation in the
Convention. Mr. conkhnS's friends have. however,
very positively denied that they have anything
with u, and ASSERT that TINS pamphlet from the
Bristow side. As Governor Hayes being only IN
Ohio man, he Is spoken OF by them with contempt, rs
a prctendcr who has no rights.
They tell hero the streets ridiculous story of
Mr.. Brisow having received recently letter from
Virginia delegate, Offering TO sell him his Tor 500
aud that the Secretary, being with Senator Morton,
Told him OF the offer with some laughter. A day or
two aterward they say, political friend of Mr. Nor
ton called on Mr. Brstow and said, by tho way. what
aiunny story that was you told the Senator, about
Virginia dar4cy who wanted coll you his VOTE
wish you'd let mo SEQ the letter" Go not send you
this little story because think It is true. hut because
It seems very amusing Mr. Brsiow's friends hero,
and 1t is evidently part OF tho campaign"
Mr. Blancs recent uitcranccs lii the House cause
great deal OF excitement here Tho question whether
he out o; the canvass Is intcrminnbly dis.
cusscd, and there Is today wild report that
he means take his place tho Convention, and by
main force, his nomination. There arc
really good many people who pretend to think him
capable OF such act.
There is comparatively little talk OF Governor Hayes.
He sad by his friends discourage all efforts his
behalf aud, usual ono politics. his local rivals
opposed OHM Itissad Tor instance Governor
Noycs Is among tue anti-Hayes men, and the Ohio
Bristew men naturally discourage all mention Of
Hayes tor the Vice Presidency say that such
Of the Ohio delegates they do not command for
Brstow arc for anybody but Hayes. The Times here,
which ostensibly supports Hayes, IS commonly boz
lievcd to be Morton organ. But after all Hayes Is
irendcss Ben Wade and THAT large part of the
delegation which he believed TO influence will give
judicious support to the Governor
Tho Brisow have brought their matters SO far
that they have become anxious for Vice President Tor
their ticket II supposed that Mr. Jewell was their
man, but tho report that Mr. Jewell believes himself
to be the Great Unknown and at at any rate, OF
Mr.. Bristow's friends think Governor Morgan OF New
York, more available candidate Tor them Tor the Vice
Presidency. He is rich; he Is said to control the
reform clubs in New York; 1t is even said that
he not unwilling, aud that he has important news
paper behind hum. So it may be that '.Brstow and
Morgan will be recommended by some one to the
Convention.
Meantime curious story comes from Chicago this
morning and with such apparently good authority that
give TO you, though vouch for its truth
can only say thar my informant assures me he had It
from awe known Bristow man in Chicago II Is that
meeting lately held there, attended by promi-
ncnt members Of the recent Fifth Avenue Hotel Con
ietence consider tho cxpedency entirely and at
once Withdrawing Mr. Brisrow's from the Rcpub-
lican Convention Of calling convention OF the inde-
pendents and thore nominate HIM, and then recon-
mending-, him proper aud the only
candidate 10 the ST. Louis Convention,
With tho pledge OF the whole independents and liberia
republican the democrats, II they would nom
mate Mr. Brstow II further added that this plan
though very well thought Of, was not adopted
because some Of the newspaper men present
thought 1t hazardous, and did not believe, after
the Greeley experience, that they could deliver
the independent vote, or advocate such q movement
without injury to their papers II possible also III at
the increasing imisiortunes Of Mr. Blaine may have
given Mr. Bristow's adhcrents greater confidence in
being able to control the Cincinnati Convention. Al
any rate, Tor tho this plan appears be laid
aside Whether il woud DO revived II Bristow should
not be nominated here, 1t Is too early to say.
DELEGATIONS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
DoAsrFUL DEMONSTRATIONS ny BLAINE s
YRIESDs-MoRToN's ADHEnENTs CONFIDENT
HE WILL DICTATE THE CONVENTIONS
CHoIcE-coSxIINo GAINING STRENGTH
WASHINGTON, June 10. 1874
The friends OF the several candidates for tho Pres-
dental nomination at the Cincinnati Convention are
leaving tins city tonight in large numbers 10 look
alter tho interests OF Their respective iavorites there
On the Z 40 immense crowd OF Mr.. Blaine
ricnds started and enthusiastic in their demon
STATIONS On OF tho q largo banner lot
tered in bold Characters
FOR PRESIDENT. JAMES g. BLAINE
Under which was imperial sized photograph Of
the cx-spcakcr and beneath II another legend -
1.-THE MAINE REPUBLICAN BLAINE
ASSOCIATION UF WASHINGTON, u. O."
m ty,a
Messrs. Morton and conkng among The lockers on,
who very much disguised and did hesitate TO
declare their feelings accordingly. One OF them re-
marked to Jealous supporter Of Mr Blaine, 'Do
you think you keep that thing high you have
got now, win you have lower II before you get