The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-14


conadeneewith which they had beer
asserted had disappeared, Hopes en-
tertalned Ola gain from Blaine, from
fthe Northwest and tho northeast van,
ished when II became apparent thai
Blaine bad oointenllon OF getting oui
OF the WAY.
80 CoNKLING.
Conklmgites are ~ quiet and unde-
monstratiye to-day 81 they were yes.
terday, hut experienced politicians
among them have not been wasting
their time, There are rumots that
they have been using money
and not In vain, but such ttansactiops
are not carried ON In daylight, and can
bo verified only when the, Voting act
ualiy begins In the Conyentlon, Conk.
llng's friends. are busy saying, what
they call Morton's collapse, only indi-
Gates that the fight In the Convention
will be between Blasne and tl,e sena-
tor from New York, and that OF the
two the latter is the only ono who can
carry the Empire State. But this rea.
soning does not seem to haSe any im-
preston uuon u single delegate. Some
OF them stu spin their hopes Of sue
Cess on Cameron's labars with Penn.
sylvania, but their general feeling Il
not one OF buoyancy, Ii
la@eu1 rs BRlsrow. uana 90
Secretary Brlstow's friends preserve
an unbrokcn front, and although there
has been n persistent effort from oil
sides to convince them that their case
was hopeless, they remain unshaken
and are even acting ON the aggressive,
Upto the present time 1t Is believed
that Bristow men have kept aloof from
anything resembling conference with
the friends OF other, candidates, but
late to.nightor early so-morrow morn
ing there wih be 4 consultation OF
Gonkline, Bsistow AntlMorton headers,
70 see II they caisnot agree TO unite
upon Hayes, unless Il becomes APP
parent that Blaine's defeat can bs'ac-
complished In some othsKWpy,
HAYES.
Tho depression felt among the sup
porters of Morton, conkling " Co.,
has not extended to tho friends Of
Hayes FIX Governor Noyes, who has
the general planning OF the campaign
for Hayes, is confident that .Blain9s
line is Weakening, and has hopes
that d bold dash may break It. He Il
said 10 have been visited by the chair
men OF twelve State delegations, 10.
Guiding South Carolina, Virginia,
Michigan New Hampshire, Missouri
aud Tannessee, who gave him assur-
snce of support for Hayes, SO soon as
the first ballot was over.
1t has been decided that Hon, Theo'
dore NJ. Pomeroy, OF New York, shall
be temporary presiding officer. Moth
ing is known as to whom will be
chosen permanent president.
DOVER, Del, June l3.--The Demo
cratic state Convention met here to-
day. j. A. Alexander was chosen per.
manent chairman, and the following
delegates ut large elected TO the st.
Louis Convention Hon. w. G. Whit.
ley, Hon. ELI salisbury and Edward
l.. Martin. The resolutions declare
that IL strict adherence TO the spirit OF
the Constitution Is essential TO the life
of the nation; favor hard money, and
instruct its delegates to vote for Hon.
Thomas +, Bayard, as long astbere
may be any prospect of his election, AZ
the Democratic candidate for tl,c presi-
dency. t.....f..
BANGOR, Maine, Juno 10. The Demo-
cratic State Convention nominated
John @. Talbot for Governor, and APP.
ted Samuel J. Anderson, Samuel Wall,
Frank w, Hill, and s. ID. Leavitt dele
gates at large TO the 81. Louis Conven.
ton. The resolutions commend the
services of the Democratic House In
.lnstituting the investigation into cor
ruption; opposes the imitation Of the
national currency; declares Samuel
Tiden, the able, jealous, intrepid re-
form Government ofthe Empire State,
to be the fret choice Of the Convention
for President OF the United States
and his nomination by the National
Democratic Convention recommend
ed as urgently fit and proper'i II Is
a sense OF the Convention that the rule
adopted by the National Democratic
Convention, reqhifing two,thirdsof oil
the delegates TO concur in making It's
nomination, Is at variance with estab-
lished Democratic principles Of ma
jority, control, and should be abolish
ed. Adjourned sine.die. y 80
Az a NOV l1ilgf slt4hd goa
Y ACHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS
gai 1Oi ~ Al---A-. Viva"
one Man hurled Alive and Two Sui
located by Foul Air. .snr
READING, PA, June l3,-The work
men excavating cut on Perkime
Valley branch of the Reading Railroo'
were yesterday caved upon and on
killed and three others seriously In
jured. Thomas Elliott, while taPpipl
aleesspool yesterday, was overcom
by foul air, and fell into the well ant
was sufiocated.. John Edwards wen
a t,tifx4.t. ia,,A In fnn wa