, 1876-03-04
How the Landlords Intend to
Pack the Delegates.
Interesting Interviews with Two
Leading Ohio Editors.
Field. Marshal Ha1stead In Favor Of Bris-
tow for President.
While He Is Deacon Richard Smiths
Second Choice.
New York tho Pivotal State in tho
Next Campaign.


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A8toty VI tuo oecout suan6o VI 1oA'
orshlp Of the Now York Times.
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THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.
fuE Tnux nswAnpsEas or TIE PROPOSED HOTEL
Ex1onr1oN.
From our Dun coryespondsns
eao ~, .,a.hnr 1,on ,.h,oh cine;,,n.ti.n. 1p,
more Than anotnet upon "n'cn C1uc!lhaEans
are especially aonalttvo, II III that OF the rate OF
hotel charges hero during tho approaching Re-
5act ,r,,,, the,n-thtt of. Tho rau.city Of tl,s,r
9eos VIA 'ne"+sua. a,,o. eao aas "a - soo ou ra.
hotsl men who, by ass'ng e.o, ss2, ana sso pee M
Convention from ibis city. Every cincInnn.ian
restriou,1y .ua,ntaius That Tho reports to That
awnot ~ tnvont,oro -, tto nne,nv. wIo rro,,Id
on"t' ~. ~ ~"s.s.,s.' s1s.s ..s, ~
steai away sho con7euHou 'lon' taeH, sno
they vohementiy assort that the hotels will only
charge their usual rates during tho Convention.
For tho benefit Of tue rcaders Of Tue Ta,nuHE 1
..t o,,t ~ ~ mara tta .ub1ect upon n,o ,rr;vn1
W. ~ ,t .he.a srs. oess ,n,o,. 49, ~.
Iaefe are oas th1eo uts.-o'ass hotesa eefo,-1ho
Gibson House, Duinet House, and Grand Hotel,
and IT would have seomed oasy onough,to have
1ssrnad ali about It in Af,een m;nutaa-aa It
,,ortd ,.va haa hu far lin rs,t t1,.t N. o,,tcrv
"o'a u~'o pe0a Das 4oA '"0 law ''.e' 'n' 'u'S1s
against
EITOnT1oNATE HOTEL CHARGES
has nut rho Lotol proprotorg upon tlioir guard,
Now to ask q bo,el clork horo what a room can
~" ~ aoA ...sS.' sN .o ~, ".es oo04 you
20 onessea ZOE u"fius 1ne eoh'ennon' u W
forth"ith dra" h'a gaze from the ay upon tho
calling, and st'Rago l'1a undivided attention.
triea L q the Gibson ltonao. The ooth referred
me TO tho oooakeopef. "ho gave tho 1Rurea na
"the regular rates, 81 Fer day" As for roons
"fos % petsea " hinneli the mlcos for paslota
tion, ~oree sls, e2o. and s2s 'por daH-Houe Of
tho " Parlora comprising TWO rooms IN suite !;
that is, bedroom ara parloF: Mr. dibsou. ono
OF tho propsiesora. e1i'lained that- to Rccommo-
rooms bad to DO converted into pnrloFa
IN which b7eat Tie chargc "aa mado
at tue regular rate for ait many beds
- no room would laye he'd thet ls, tho
took It, tie charge would 70 sle' par day II it
would hare hold tlvo bods. $50 ptM daJ aud 50
On. Ihat hc paid waA the e1p'an''ttou ot tho let"
tor 70 NJ. Adams (Which "as gt tltss denscd(,
conmotton. Mr' a. had telegraph ~ for 6u!te,
aud ons Of tho clerks had ropl'tsl. giving the
pF1ee Tor threo roomn,-parlor and two bed
k;s5 % aor esth sss per as
namely. Tue number o. heds tho suite won!d
haso hoid No one, said Dir. GHbson, "could
a1pect ua 1t such ttue to otierwn1o glyo up tho
three rooms to ono rotson and turn away othors !;
and, II anybody insists upon mach accommoda-
tlouR. lie must axpect to DO charged for it,
At THE nuRNET HouEE,
laskod what room could 30 outraged for. Tbs
clerk wanted to know whether tor alngo per.
son or for delegation. What would 1t 10 for \
delegation from Omaha "a long way from
0manh), eight por1ons In all tIaked. 60 re-
tired for conference With the cashiar. and omsrg-
ing thcrefrpn with an uppasY air. asked IL he
hadn't aean ma In Washington. ! replied TINT
had boon at Washington. "Yos, and lot n1e rec,
DO exclaimed With tho air Ut ouo max
fr$hr ~. La LutA
sonethlng to do thcreuish tho Chicago paperb ?"
/ admitted that had had aometIing to do
With Chicago phpots at Washington, but that I
sse e s sssss That = s1sa, SO m vaf
hastened to 1oassure him by addirg that didn't
want any room for any paper, nor ask any dead-
head favor o. that score, but Was asking With
regard to private delegation which might have
something to do NTH tho Convention. Tho rc-
Gult waa Auohor conRultatIon hehiul tho csaiers
I desk, SITTER which ho emerged aud showed mo 4
eoom,-t' pazlor," he styled 1t, though there uaa
bed init, o. the sooond floor, with Two vlnttovs
opening on Vino street. 1t WAS vol furushod,
nos 90 handsomely % ate seooud-noor rooma at
the Palmer, Grand Pacific, or Itemot1t, but we'll
ouough. The bod waa Of tho ueuu full sizn,
and, pointing to IT, he remarked that could SEQ
Is waa Rido enough for tro nor
aons. Thosc was room enough Tor on
other like 1t, which would accommodate two
J more, and eoupio Of cots gould be brought IN
! would each accommodate two more. II It would
snit ou that arrangement (aud 1aanifestly tho
:. 1naa only in queat Of information to print),
/ aight persons could 60 into TINT rooo during the
I Convention At fgll regular sntss.-.s4 EACH Per
i diy for 10 eighth part Of tho Eooin and thu
L ons-bhf Of bed or cot, aa the case might bo-
Il At TIE GRAND HOTEL
4 waa told no uoto rooma would 10 cngsgctl-,
4 those which had not beon taken being reserved
s who. when they ca.no, would moi Insist upou hsy
II ing whole roon. to themselves. They would,
Il howsvor. havo aleopiug accommodations for !
Il large number Of Euosta-if' Of conrao. thoy nill
Il hotela hore, Is stated BY air. Glib
Il son, Of .hs' Gibaon House, Ia, Uranl, 200
4 !eoias, bu1net 269, oloson. 500; leslles
d these; theroar number Of second and third rate