The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-25

| fiioideiy Tor iteadiitLs al the ST Louis
convention
The Georgia delegation il represente,
as being like all Gaul--tiividcd into ihrc,
parts--some OF the delegates being 10,
Hendricks. some inl Hancock. and sew
sral for 1'ilden.
Herman Bay. delegate from california
stops with his brother. Judge Bay, 2,s2l
Clark avenue. He formerly resided il
st. Louis. and is we'll Known To many oi
our old citizens.
The old North state has not yet put in
an appearance. IL is not known pre-
ciSely how the delegation stands. Hon.
Thomas l.. Clingman heads the repre-
sentatives of North Carolina.
Gen. J. II. Chalmers OF the Mississippi
delegation VIM. IL. Carroll of Tennes-
| see: George Wheeler; Thomas A.
| Walker of Alabama, and !. T.. Ellis OF
the Nevada delegation. are at the South
| ern.
The police are thinking of fitting up a
few cells in the downtown stations
houses for the accommodation OF any too
hilarious people who may prefer them to
their hotels during convention time.
OF the Colorado delegation. Hon. Adair
Wilson and Gen r. j. Marshall are in The
city. and their headquarters will be at ll3
aud llj South Fifth street The balance
of the delegates viii be here this morn
ing.
The lobby OF the I.yndcll is spcct iclc
already. Every seat is occupied. as is
also good deal OF the standing room,
with gentlemen, every one OF whom
means business in the strictest sense OF
the word.
y dispatch was received at New ork
headquarters yesterday from the Virginia
delegation, stating that at meeting at
Grafton the delegation stood unite for
TildeD. The delegation will reach st.
Louis to-day.
Gen. Williain III. Carroll, of Memphis.
is in the city. lie is delegate from the
Tenth Tennessee district. The West
Tennessee delegates are by no means
planted on rock, as to who ought TO
be placed in nomination.
Gen. \. W. Doniphan, the hero of the
Donlphan expedition, arrived yesterday
and is at the Southern. He is looking
remarkably we'll The general repre-
sents the Eleventh congressional district
of Missouri in the convention.
4 portion Of the Ohio delegation ar
rived at the Planters last evening and
registered as follows: Geo. Perkins. Gin
cinnati; Hon. Il. T.. Reese and NJ. Steck.
Logan; Hon. Frank ii. lIurd. Toledo:
Judge VIM. Carter and Hon. Asa lob
crcn, DEFIANCE.
1t is given Out by those we'll informed
that perhaps Gen. Morgan of OHIO may
be the temporary chairman OF the con-
vention, and that L. ). Senator VIM.
Wallace of Pennsylvania. is likely to be
selected as permanent chairman. Mr..
Wallace will arrive to-day.
Judge a. u. Banks is in the city a. a
delegate from Mississippi. He says his
delegation are tor Iil1en as first choice.
They are ready TO make any concessions
which will enable the convention TO place
in the field a ticket that will win. Sue
cess first OF all, and settlement of differ
ences afterwards is the Southern motto.
\ prominent South Carolinan now in
the city says that there are great hopes
entertained that the State can be carried
for the Democratic nominees. The at
titude OF Gov, Chamberlain aud the
regular Radicals renders the prospects
for victory very llattering. The war
in the enemy's camp is the Democratic
opportunity.
The Cincinnati enquirer OF yesterday
has dispatch from st. Louis, in which
the following is gwen: Speaking in
the language of the turf, the race is now
Tilden against the field, with Hendricks
tor second, Hancock third, Allen fourth,
Bayard fifth. and two or others whose
places cannot be definitely fixed
Hon. w. Il. Bate OF Nashville, Tenn,
WIZ WV VI lfdtlilS
Andrew Johnson for senator, is at the
Lindell. He is "A member OF the Demo
cratic National committee from TenneS-
see. w. II. Carroll. Tennessee dele
gate, is also here. The bulk OF the Ten
nesse delegation will reach here tonight
| and stop at the Southern.
II has been telegraphed from here to
the eastern papers that eX-Gov. Il. Graft
Brown. on the reception Of the news of
the nomination Of Hayes, expressed
an intention to support him. GOV.
Brown states this is not true. He ey-
poets to support the Democratic candi-
dates TO be nominated by the St. Louis
convention.
Delegates VIM. Purcell Rochester, y.
Y; Hon. A. r. Lansing, Buffalo, and
Henry j. Glowaki, Batavia, n. Y. have
arrived and quartered at the Southern.
Hon. VIM. J. Sheridan, Gen. Bernard
O'Reilly and ii. ID. McNaughton,
Rochester, Geo. Talbot, Henry Kirko-
rem, Allen Potter and Joseph Warren, OF