The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-11

yesterday afternoon, but their wicked partner, Dr.
Nixon. Took hand in molding the fortunes Of ires
dental candidate or two Tho seating capacity
OF the convention hall being item OF interest just
now, give ii in detail commencing with the main
floor
soals Tor delegates. l54s
Seats under tue galleries. Observation-Disclosures. $50
fress scas. la
seats on 'ile stage 30
Seats RISING back OF the stage ia
Total, ground floor stage. 5, JOG
Seats the side galleries .................l ISL
seats ~ the cast gallery 400
seats IN the balcony l26
Total seats in galleries ................... L7is
This gives total of os! the hail ~ The
Hayes headquarters at the Grand Hotel They pro-
pose 10 see that those instructions 10 OHIO dele
gates cast thclr solid for Buc-cycd Man OF
Fremont and Destiny carried out 10 tho letter Tncy
had several opportunities TO make Hayes Vice Pres
dent before they had half an hour but they
put them all aside with the lofty disdain schooboy
feels toward big, green cucumber when he secs
patch Of watermelon5 beyond, even though il be In.
closed by high picket fence and unclaimed bull
dog roams at his own sweet will within. Mr. Hayes,
they INSIST is that OF man. He was made 10
DE President and they propose he shall become one
whether or no.i
Cincinnati Commercial, June 0:--ssBen Wade who is
a delegate largc the State oa!o and about as
much Tor Hayes the rest OF them quoted by the
Cleveland papers as saying-'Blaine is tho d
man 10 handle IN America The people ike
such man and Will sustain him. Now the Blaine
men claim sixteen votes in the Ohio delegation ana we
presume they have from to twelve. Eluir Ben is
expected to his squatter sovereignty carly In
tho action OF course Ohio will in the first place be
solid Tor Hayes but may before tho
result Is announced y y The Morton and Conkling
here al In hel,a 4
view OF Baiae's provcrbial check and were consider
ably startled. But Holloway after considerable inves-
trton, was inclined to discredit It, Among the
arrivals at the Gibson House were J. NJ Patterson OF
New York; George NJ. Buchanan, OF the Second Con-
gressional district OF Mississippi, and Senator b. X
Bruce tcolored delegate al-argo from Mississippi.
Mr.. Buchanan says the Mississippi delegation are Tor
Morton first choice, though uninstraced and Will
do their best 10 secure his nomination. On second
choice thinks they will be divided equally be-
tween Bristow and Conklng, with Brstow slightly the
favortc. In event, he says, Blaine command any
strength from the State. Ex-Governor Noyes
who present, was called and made u short
and spirited speech 10 congratulated the commit,
the decoration of the headquarters which he UNDER
stood to be sort OF neutral ground which del
cgates to the Convention might meet 10 counsel with
one another He referred to ths extraordinary num-
Der oil distinguished names mentioned in connection
with tho candidacy for President and thought that any
one OF the men would make n good President and II
nominated would be elected. Lieutenant Governor
Young explained that, according to arrangements
difficulty would be experienced by visitors gam
adm to the National Convention. Accordingly
the Central committee had thought we'll to provide q
place where visitors citizens could and make
themselves at home"
Chicago Tribune.-s'The candidate to BIO nominated
that the people Ohio shall feel able to
elect, and not some man whose nomination will give
the State to the democratic party"
| New Haven Paiad;um:-s'The insid. and outside
delegations especially the latter focking into Gin
cnnat. which by next week promises be a very
crowded city Mr. Blaine will have hundreds OF friends
in the galleries to aid his numerous friends on the
| noor.n
| indianapolis Nescs:-.Doos Bristow meet the re-
| auiremenls indicateds We think we may confidently
answer, Yes"
Philadelphia Press:"It Mr.. Blane's friends are half
as active his enemies he ought sweep decks at
| Cincinnati Wednesday next, JUICE II, 1S7G.'
Syracuse IN. W Journai:-"Fsilur. to agree upon
some Of tho leading names before The Convention
at Cincinnati It Is now believed, VIII lead to move
ment for either Washburne or Hayes, which promises
| to be successful"
Davenport tIowa) Democrat- 'Blainc will undoubt-
eddy be the Cincinnati nominee. We inclined to
anyway 70 MORTON, ID the weakest
candidate mentioned"
Council Bluds iowa NonpdreiI--.One OF the dele
gates from North Carolina TO the Cincinnati Convention
| Ii son Of tho late Stephen A. Douglas"
Napa tCaL) Reporter:-'OLe OF the speakers in the
| Liberal Conference at New York said the man who
ought elected President who seeking
| tho honor. Then his Blaine nor Morton
| nor Conkling."
Chicago Tribune.--'sMr. Blaine is the nominee ms
his hackers and brawlcrs claim nc will be- his letters
on railroad spccuations aud obbery ana
aud influencing Legislation To avoid and In
crease land grants, &C. &C. will constitute the actual
platform on which the campaign will be fought All
other platforms will be superIluous and disregarded in
the Ccrce struggle between the parties"
Davenport (Iowal Gazette lin calculating as to the
result OF the Republican National Convention this year
IL will DO well this faci--that, starting with
the whig convention OF 1885, with but exceptions.
the candidate having the most votes the first ballot
has received the nomination. In these exceptions
the who stood second the rst ballot sue.
cessuL
Cleveland Herald 1--WE feel confident that Mr.
! Brsow poll larger than any other man IN
Tue United states and his record man. In sane
mind, Will attack. He IS true and sound upon
pnbuaue iowa, Times ;--.swo again repeat our
hardhood divide the vote OF Iowa against the known
voice niuc-,cn.hs 81 he republican party"
/ Washington Star lit will be gratifying TO the
friends senator Morton 20 learn, from certificate
oi his family physician, that .hs general health Is en-
tircly good aud his prospects Tor long life equal
those Of any other man of his years also that his
vial functions wholly improved As the physician
IN question that he still lame some NJ hts
friends apprehensivc That he would well in
the Presidential race
Cincinnati Enquircr:-'sIf Samuel J. Tiden through
the nscrutabc Providence which gives potato Bugs
grasshoppcrs shall happen TO bc nominated at ~
LOUIS what train loads OF dirt the Enquirer breed OF
newspapers VIII have cat during tho canvass ~
Coif'a,Jus Journal
sThc action OF the ST. Louis Convention will
change the least tho truths which we have uttered
abou; Mr. lidca. Ec command the vote Of the
democrats OF Ohio. and Convention decree
make hiin bedicllow.'
The Dayton Journal figures that II viii be Blaine
against the field IRON the FIRST ballot Ia the National