The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-13

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States 10 vote as = unit, yet many %
them seem TO entertain no faith in Bris
tow's nomination, saying that afte
Blaine is disposed Of Morton and Conk
ling will unite to slay Bristow, II in nj
other way, by giving the nomination Il
Hayes. There was \ meeting Of Bristov
men at which Senator Wilson was pres
ent as the leading spirit. They countet
up l2O votes which they claim certain
for Bristow on the first formal ballot,
HAYES MEN ENTHUSIASTIC.
Ohio men have grown very 'enthu
siastic for Hayes. They held two
meetings this afternoon and even
ing, at which reports were made by
prominent. members OF the delegation
who have been in conference with other
delegations, going to show that there is q
general feeling OF confidence in the ulti'
mate nomination OF Governor Hayes as q
compromise candidate. It was stated a,
the meeting that a number had said, with
Blaine out Of the way, that majority oi
the delegates would SO over to Hayes
and the remainder 10 Morton. Apron.
inent mass Of delegates, it was also said,
have assured the Ohio delegates that all
they desired was that Ohio should stand
firm on the ballots, and the mass would
eventually come to the support OF Hayes
CoNKLING MEN As SAMPLE REFoRNERs
The Conkling men have done nothing
to-day except in secret. They have been
comforting together, and have kindly seen
that the idle delegates from the South
have had pleasant and enjoyable rides in
the suburbs Of the city without expense.
The Conkling men have also, il is report
cd, approached the California and Nevada
delegates with a proposition to take care
Of all the expenses incurred by them in
attending the Convention il they should
be able to see that the good Of the coun-
try required the nomination Of Roscoe
Conkling.
THE HARTRAHFT CLUB.
The Hartranft club Of Philadelphia
l25 in number, arrived this evening, ac-
companied by band and marched to the
Burnett House. The members are uni.
formed, wearing black cloth suits and
white dress hats, and n handsome por-.
,roi, h,dce of thpir fayorite candidate
,,onm tSo r,oro nrom;nont mon in Tho
n'noe ."' c1i W NV, n ~" W., D
Pat'y "ere Eu'' "m' - ""' w" =.
Leeds, Gen. II. II. bingham, +. NJ. fair-
man, Mayor Stokcley and Gideon Clarke.
pRlsrow MEETING AT Pixies OPERA HOUSE.
An er,hu.;.st;c Rr;stow meeting wos
hoid "a ~ n;"ht -, p;tn,s Onero Honse NJ
Which VIII ovsr 600 neonIe were nresent II
."ssthe forcrnnnar @ H n s,ill larger ont.
mo~r;na "HI ;e ,oHn;ab, a, tbe same La7I The
pW; p%oo,;ns w,s ~ proS;Jed ovor Inv Mr'T n
T;ncoI9 ono RI C;nSinno,i,s eminent inr-
;.," ] and M T"o M, II and ont Rr;stow man Af.
o ,os " ohio =" ;n,ro'inc,orv rnmorts hv the
Gh,;smor ~ @ IN wb;cS oIIus;on w"s m3dc IN
Sacra,arw Rr;s,nw's i;tness ior tho Presi.
jenov 10. meo,;nr was add drcSsed hy
, p,"f9,,oor p II RhVrIS of Ann ArboI
M;Chiosn who ia n delegate TO the
Cnnvc1,ior Protcssor RhvHds' eloouent
,r;hn," ~ Rr;stow,s rccord for honesty
and W 70, rlesancss Ia in b,s administration II
rcvcnne Affairs wns warmly anplauded
He was followed by Mr.. Geo. Walker Of
the Reform CInb of New York. who re-.
Waved s Secretnry Bristow,s governmental
Sorv;ces in connection with the civil scr.
v;cc rsforms md rcfcrred in tcrms of
L;oLost 1 vr";So :" his conabilitv for filling
sIF ,hss No. oi II pros;dont That mr., nf liz
aJJ.osS ~ u n,i;ch rov;sroJ A. Rr;Stow,S
,hore~,, Inv" " conr;r,;ons c ou tho snbicct II {
honas,s tnU,0 IN ,ha "Jm;n;strnt;on " Tho
,.omesnr,on, mo"esw NJ @ nmd his ,Iovo,;on IN hard
SVTe SOn.y nrincinles. @ struek the kew
n",o anil was l;I,;ned to with ,he deenc:t