The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13


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THE TEXAS DELEGATION
arrived to-day. Governor Davis VIII be the chairman
OF the delegation Banedo Baker is favor OF clean
republican candidate and declares he is for Tho black
horse Morton, sired by Ku Klux, out Of Southern
Outrages" He and Governor Davis are for the
first time in opposition, Governor Davis being for
Bristow who is declared by Baker be half democrat
and quarter republican. The Indiana delegation met
today, but there not being full attendance the seeo
ton OF members Of the committees Of the Convention
was not made with tho exception OF tho appointment
OF Colonel Thompson, OF Terre Haute ON the Commit
tcc on Resolutions. This done in order to
occupy Colonel Thompson, who Is a Bristow
man. The action Of tho New York delegation is re-
garded by Mr.. Conking's friends as most admirable
coup detaL Tho opposition to Mr.. Conklng in tho
delegation has been secret and those who have been
nominay for him and at heart against him have been
quietly, by shrugs and innuendocs, exciting the belief
that largo portion, probably majority Of the dele
gates were In reality opposed to Conklings nomna-
tion.
AND ROBERTSON.
1t is stated BY some that tho absence OF Senator Rob-
erson and Speaker Hustled at this late day regarded
being caused by disnclnation tho part OF those
gentlemen 10 be present when the meeting Of the dele
CATION took piacc that they might afterward claim
to have direct responsibility for any Endorsement OF
Conkling. To-day rumors that they had stayed at Co.
lumbus to sec Governor Hayes set anoat IN the
Grand HOTEL and found circulation in all New
York circles Tho shrewd movement OF Mr..
William orion has exposed the fact that Mr. Curtis
stands substantially aono in his opposition to Mr.
Conkling. and that there other opposition to tho
Senator IN tho delegation that ventures to show It's
head The list puposey kept open and the official
OF tho result withheld until the arrival
Of the absent delegates that Senator Robertson and
Mr. Hustled will enjoy the opportunity to prove the
unounded character Of tho regarding their de-
voton to Conkpg and to record their votes in favor
OF his nomination
BLAiNEs SICKNESS
Preparations are quietly making among the different
delegations for event OF Mr. Blancs forced with
drawa by Of his illness, which is believed here
TO be OF too serious character to allow OF his reap
pcarance in public for time with safety TO his life
and health General Logan and others viii do their
utmost to carry the Illinois delegation to Mr. Conkling
and tho prospects that they will carry majority
Of it IL the break comes Governor Hayes will gain
considerable accession OF votes in Wisconsin,
Minnesota and Iowa, and Conkng and Norton will
make gains also In the Northwest The Ter
ritoral votes, which now for Blaine, with the
ception OF Wyoming will fall TO Conkling. Tho vir
gnia strength Of Mr. Blaine will so almost bodily TO
him Also and he and Norton will divide Mr.. Blanc's
Southern strength Conkling being likely TO get the
greater part Tho best advised of the Bristow men
have little hope Of success tonight They way
OF increasing largely tho vote which will be cast for
him on the first ballot. He will receive
sons from Mr.. Blaines New England strength,
but not much, because, 50 far as that
can be controlled by the Blaine mon, II will 60 to
another candidate and not 70 Mr. Bristow. They do
hor I'm In h. nd
they will lose tho little they havo In the South on
early stage in the balotng 1t remarked hero
day however, by experienced politician, oppo.
mont Of Mr. Blaine that HIS strength is great and
we'll held that II he should appear in his place In the
House of Representatives Thursday morning in
health and strength he would hold all his votes and
would have good chance Of nomination as before
he fell ill., This shows his popularity and tho strength
OF the devotion Of his supporters
UNDER TWO FLAGS
The Republican Club OF the city OF New York, have
thor headquarters at the Gibson House. On their
arrival they found stretched wall OF the hotel
between the second and third story windows, large
canvas sign, bearing this inscription .sRc-
form Club, OF the city Of New York" The
intermediate space was left vacant This space
tho Republican Club had occupied by the follow
ing signs under tie Top story wndows:-.The Repub-
lican Club OF tho city OF New York." third story
"Republican Central Committee" and In the vacant
space underneath the sign Of srhe Reform Club" they
put "For President, Roscoe Conkling"
Colonel Crosby, the President OF the Republican
Club OF New York city, who 10 here working hard and
actively for ConkIng was waited upon by number Of
the Reform Club Committee, who demanded from him
and the proprietor OF the hotel that the canvas boar
ing the namo of Roscoe Conking for President should
be taken down. or else they rhe Reform
Club) would leave the hotel, they giving as
an excuse for their peculiar request that
many OF tho Western and Southern delegates
had called upon them asked them II they had gone
over and were supporters OF Conkng Colonel Crosby
stated that tho members Of his club had quartered
themselves at that hotel when the Reform Club
was floating tho hotel that they had objected
10 it in the slightest degree that the Reform Club
might hang any number OF banners and portraits Of
either Bristow Tilden their leaders, and
the club would not object, but having had
the permission of the hotel proprietor to occupy
any vacant spaces, he had placed the namc or
Roscoe Conkling their choice for tho nomination OF
President; and long as ne Crosby was President of
the club he did propose allow any person pull
IL down. Their colors were nailed there now, and
there they should stick ifthc Reform Club were sue
ccssfu in nominating Mr.. Brstow. or any other re-
publican ne would pledge his club AMI himself 10
with all their heart and strength for his election
fall But having raised the standard OF Roscoe Conk-
ling he would stand by and he would allow any
one TO pull IL down. This discussion caused quite
little nuttcr, but peace rcigns this evening.
AT Tue BLAINE HEADQUARrERs
there has been all day. and Is tonight great anxiety
over the condition Of this prominent candidate Con-
slant ommunication has been kept up by telegraph
with an operator Ia Mr. Blaino's house. and thus have
his friends hero been kept momcntariIy informed OF
his condition The dispatches received have not diff
fcrcd materially from those given to tho public,
have been trne hopeful their general charac-
ter. II is worthy OF special note that not
ingenious thought in regard TO Mr.. Blaine has
rippled the surface here. Men who rcsolutely
opposed 10 that gentlcInans candidacy did not
10 be of him by any visitation OF nature and though
they said this they have not said IL In the
sive ostcntatious way that might suggest insin
CERTIFY but Of the kilograms received hero IRON
MT. Bianc's friends have exhibited n mcaner spri,,