The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-14
CINCINNATI NOTES.

Milwaukee Wisconsin:-s.If Benjamin II. Bristow is
nominated at Cincinnati, for the Presidency shall
support MIN with sincere pleasure and the utmost Of
our ability"
Indianapolis Journal :-"Mr Blaine whether vic
torious not will be accorded the credit OF having
pursued perfectly honorable in this contest,
which viii probably have ended week hence"
Cincinnati Commercial 1.-THE democratic inclli.
genco at Washington. as gathered by tho st. Louis
Times Is that Thurman is gaining strength daily, and
would undoubtedly be nominated at ST. Louis
the Ohio delegation to unite upon him"
Fvrney's Washington Sunday Chronicle:-ssTr tho de-
lberaons ut Cincinnati shall bring forth such leader
the future OF the republican party will be secured for
many years. and its rank le crystalizcd that
subterusc OF tho enemy disturb il"
Harrisburg (Pa) Tetegraph:--"If the republicans at
Cincinnati want nominee fer the Presidency with
NO bitter opponents. no questionable record, nothing
to put his party the defensive let them nominate
Johu T. Hartranft, CT Pennsylvania The victory
would be more than half won with HIM u candidate"
Cincinnati Gazette SIR the regular despatch is
rect Cincinnati viii witness the edfyng spectacle
OF Cabinet officer heading State delegation TO
National Convention Tor the undisgused purpose Of
handing over these delegates TO the candidate Of the
administration Can the Secretary Of War deliver his
Pennsylvanians at will TO Mr.. Conkng 7"
Cincinnati Gasete.-ssrho Associated Press and
American Press Association will send their reports
directly from the Convention room. Tho
stage Is raised four and one-haf feet from the floor OF
the hall Back OF 1t seats in rising the
level Of the balcony aud again from that to the west
wall, givln, room for TOO invited guests Tho
small number of press will warning to
tho thousands of people who want to the Convcn
on but not TO mako any report OF It, that connection
with tho press VIII not give them right to place
among working reporters, These gentlemen look
elsewhere for location. y The delegates will
all be provided with tickets assigning each man to
chair Each ticket will have eight coupons attached
good for the morning and afternoon sessions OF
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, II tho
Convention holds long Delegates and al
ternases who similarly provided, enter at
tho Fourteenth street door, The seats for
the public in tho balconies number about !, 700,
and the that have been used for musical fest
walls and other public purposes from mo time in the
hail. No tickets will be distributed until
Tuesday. A. B. Mullctt, ex-Architcct OF tho
Treasury has arrived to help in the work OF naming
the next President Indiana lobbyists are
going . be thick hops They scattering their
forces into all the hotels doubtless With tho inenton
Of leavening the whole lump Tor Morton. ' : At
tho Burnet House tho following delegations will be
quarterod and have headquarters New Hamp-
shire, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois,
Iowa, Oregon, Colorado, kentucky (quartcrs, North
Carolina, Wyoming Mississippi, and Minnesota
At tho Grand Hotel the following delegations have
cured accommodations and parlors for headquarters
New York, Connecticut, Delaware Pennsylvania, Ohio
Indiana Kentucky (hcadquarters) North Carolina and
Louisiana Fifty Of tho New York delegation, fifteen
from Indiana and the number from Ohio have
already arrived. A prominent Eastern lobby
says that Governor Morgan OF New York, at
heart Conking man, and that in fact after tho first
/ hall ba aHnr Mar him and
that the intention Is to couple Brlstow and Morton,
for the purpose of nsurny tho vote OF Now York. aud
some other doubtful States"