The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-11
TIE CAMPAIGN.
Gathering 1i The ClanS at CluclnnaIl-
Norton In the Lead.
Washburne and Taft Putting 10 an Ap
pearanoe as the Great UnknOvR
BIaines Friends Confident but
Other Politicians Fall to seeit.

BIane's Friends Confident but
Other Politicians Fall to seeIt
CINCINNATI June 10. --Representa-
tivcs Frye and Hale, OF Maine, and
ISner, Of Indiana, arrived to-day from
Washington, The later Is for Senator
Morton, while the Maine Representa-.
lives are here to push the intereots Of
Mr. Blaine A reporter OF The Even.
ing Times interviewed them and
found them confident of the success OF
their candj datc Notwithstanding the
investigation.
Mr.. Hale stated Mr.. Blainc's friends
believe that his friends In Cincinnati,
as made after his wonderful series Of
victories in State Conventions Of May
Goth, added to the endorsement Of the
state of Iowa. in succeeding week, will
be fully held in the Convention. There
has been nothing received indicating
any weakening, on the contrary, since
Monday last there have been many
professions of confidence and promises
Of support from quarters that had not
before been friendly.
Mr. trye-les, sir; from informa-
ton we have received, We can assure
you that the feelings OF Mr.. Blaine's
active friends have been intensified,
aud some doubtful men have been
made certain in his favor. II there il
any ALTERING we have failed to hear
oft.
Other pOlitiCians'd do not concur In
this view Of Mr.. Blaine's chances,
lhcy say thai the Published letters are
fatal TO him, and after receiv-
ing II handsome vote on the first
ballot, his support viii divide among
other candidates. The Ohio people
claim they have assurances that when
Mr.. Blaues friends lind Il impossible
10 nominate him, they will then 20 to
Haynes, securing the latter's success.
Indiana men also admit Mr.. Blaine's
complimentary vote will bs large, but
that his name will soon be dropped,
and that they will gain many of hi
followers, They assert that senator
Morton will show enough strength to
secure nomination on the third or
tourth ballot
The names OF Messrs Washburnt
and Taft are now more frequently
| mentioned IA compromise candidates
| than formerly. Some members of the
lBristow club from New York are say
ing that the independents will Toe sat.
sfied with Mr.. Washburne, Already
there are evidences of the use OF
money and the votes OF some Of the
southern delegates may prove II sur
prise.
The Ohio delegates had a large anC
| enthusiastic meeting at their head
quarters, at the Grand Hotel, this eve
ming, aud resolved TO vote constantly
for Hayes. This evening the New
York delegation serenaded tho In
diana delegation at the Grand HOte
aud multitude assem- bled in the 10
unda, where addresses were made by
Honorable Godlove ). Orth, Of Indiana
Frederick Douglass, of Washington
Honorable a. Is. Correll and Silas d
Butcher of New York. The speaker
pledged their respective States TO sup
port the nominee Of tho convention
All were guarded in the ir remarks ant
expressed no preference.
LOUISVILLE, June 10. AT a meeting
of the Bristow club, $500 new name
were enrolled, increasing the tota
membership 10 nearly four thousand
Great enthusiasm seems to be mani
tested by Bristow's friends In Louis
Vile over his prospects at Cincinnati
ST.. LOUIS, June l0.--A Tilden clu
was organized here tonight at u pub
lie meeting at the Temple. Captain
George w. Ford was elected president
and among the Independents are
number of prominent local politician
and gentlemen of influence and stanC
ing. Many names were enrolled 8
members, aud the club will no dout
grow rapidly in numerical strengt
and influence,