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

tre faded and his has lost its old ringing tones
The Lincoln Club, Of New York. bad kind Of parade
to-day from the Grand 10 the Gibson Hotel headed by
Downing's Ninth regiment band. Barney Bigln and
Johnny O'Bren the head OF the procession,
and the show Of tall white hats perfectly asionishcd
the unsophistcated natives. Jim Jackson Ed Ter
hume John Hamilton. Michael Haser.y and Abraham
Disbcckcr conspicuous in the ranks OF the club
BY wearing hats aud all blue badges marked
s'New York.
ARRIVALS
Among the distinguished people VINO have already
arrived will be here In the morning, according 10
notice, are Powell Clayton, OF Alabama Joseph K.
Hawlcy, OF Connecticut; Frederick Douglass, Of the
District OF Columba Robert g. lngcrsoli Sidney
Smith and Charles d. Farwcli of Illinois; Richard ".
Thompson. William Cumback and Lazarus Noble,
OF Indiana; james T. Wilson. OF Iowa; John NJ. Harlan.
James Speed aud John ". Flnnei, Of Eeniucky
William r. Kellogg aud r. D. $. pnchback. Of louisiana
John l.. stephens, Of Maine; c. G Fulton. Rob Turner
John |. Thomas OF Maryland; +. lockwood Hoar
George r. iIoar, Richard II. Dana, George b. Lorlng
James Russell Lowell, James Freeman Clarke, OF Massa-
chusctts; Henry +. Baldwin, OF Michigan Alexander
Ramsay, OF Minnesota; James l. Acorn AdeIbcrt
Ames OF Mississippi; Benjamin y, Lean, OF Missouri;
William Sharon John l.. Jones, OF Nevada; Ira Colby
of New Hampshire; Alonzo -. Cornell, Andrew D.
White, George William Curtis, Edwin d. Morgan, Clar
ence A. Seward, Marshall o. Roberts, Stewart
l. wood.ord, Benjamin !. siiliman, OF New York;
benjamin \. Wade aud n. i. Horton, OF Ohio; J. bon
Cameron and Morton McMichacl, OF Pennsylvania;
Richard e. Mccormick, OF Arizona; l.. I. Blatchiord
RUFUS u. Corning anc John l. Davenport, of New
York; W. f. Chandler, OF Massachusetts,; 6odlove 5.
Ortiz OF lndianaa.l but three in tho city.
Thirteen Senators will arrive here 10 morrow morn
lng-Mcssrs. Boutwell, Clayton, Conovcr, Dorsey,
Hamn, j. r. Jones' Logan, Mitchell, sargent wad
leigh, West, ingalls, and Hitchcock All but three arc
said TO BIO for Senator Conkling.
CITY.
At nightall, what with purple fire. brass bands and
the rush al all tue hotels OF incoming omnibuscs
loaded with delegates, tho city llled with life
and gaiety and movement AT the Grand Hotel
especially the scene full OF spirit This fine
hotel is placed OF tho principal streets. and
as the evening trains arrived the OF and
four-horse omnbuscs and coaches was for u little
while like Broadway in New York in the middle Of tho
day, and tho crowd already thcra and the crowd
arriving mingled in the enormous marble paved
lobby OF the hotel and hastily compared notes
and exchanged impressions, all of which stirred the
dull low OF Cincinnati lie with unusual thrill The
arrivals, matter Of add to the outside
strength OF Conking and put hm ahead OF the other
candidates, far the expression OF sentiment
among the crowd is concerned II the nomination
could be made the hotel corridors tonight the New
York Senator would assurcdly carry Oh the prize Tho
solid Tom Murphy confidential and mysterious; the
smiling Lafiin Surveyor Of the Port; tho dcposcd
Treasury Agent, the elegant Colonel Frank Howe, the
placid ex-Commissoner OF Public Works, George NJ
Van Mort; the popular Jake Hess, Alder
man ct the present moment. and prob
able County Clerk next year; tho bold political
cavalier Sheridan Shook ready at all times to back his
favorite; the President of tho Dock Department
NH
Hugh J. Hastings, with Judge Dittcnhoencr. Edward
DAVIS and about twenty other New York city republ
poured of tho crowded omnlbuses and private
carriages while Jake Patterson, the jolly excsenan
Postmaster James, the steady and unainching cham
pon Of Conking's cause; exPolicc Comm ssioner Dis
becker, Schuyler Crosby, Barney Bign and others
who have been here for day two among
those who received them with open and with
something approaching French enthusiasm As Conking
all their lips the arrivals add largely TO his
apparent strength, and cast into insigniicance In
advance any demonstration that might bo
made against him by George William Curtis,
and the highly respectable gentlemen OF the Loyal
League Club reform dvison-an army OF steady peace
loving old gentlemen who take long nights
regular mcalswould be poweriess against the dashins
and brilliant tactics of the uhlans Of the Conkng
forces-Murphy, Hastings, Van Mort, Hess Shook.
Latin and the restso that far the State Of New
York Is conccrncu her support Of Conkng seems to
be assured; for course, OF Importance will
attach to the opposition Of such men the nowcry
John Cochrane, Bill Ashman and the crowd who went
oil from republicanism to Greeley and have acted with
THO democracy ever since.
SUPPORT coSKLISG
1t must not be ignored, however, that rumors are
afoat to the effect that the support OF ConItng by
many Of those who just shouting Tor him is
not sincere and will not bc OF practical service tho
Senator when tho critical moment arrives. William A.
Wheeler has beyond question, = large number OF
friends In the State Of New York. who laying low
who would Eot break their hearts at the defeat of
Conklng. Governor Morgan arrived this evening by
the Ere route accompanied by Marshall o. Roberts,
and this also has given rise TO runor that the Gov
crnor's presence augurs additional intrigue quietly.
against New ork's iavorte candidate.
BLAINE MANN.
MT. Brown of Maine, y delegate to the Convention
and close friend Of Mr. Baines. the train
with Governor Morgan, the party riding special
directors car Mr. Brown declares that tho Name
delegation will stick their candidate moro firmly
than ever and that his strength is increasing every
where His argument in favor OF Blaine's nomination
Is that the democratic Congress- Tor political effect has
singled him out destruction because they hate
fear him. aud that to defea: HIM the Convention
would DO 10 virtually admit tia, the democrats
right IN their action AT the same time Nc Brown
says that should Mr.. Blaine not BIO nominated
the choice Of his delegates, Of large number
or Them would be Brstow washburnc Tor President,
with Governor Morgan, of View YORK, for Vice iresI-
dent Mr. Brown Is an extensive sugar rclncr and is
very friendly to Morgan. Mr.. Brown did not come
further than Buffalo to-day.
ILLINOIS DELEGATES
There is n runor, alleged to come from illinois
delegate tho second ballot thlrtysix out OF the
iory-two votes will be cast for Governor Hayes, OF
Ohio
SELLING
the Presidential Candidates advertised for the En-
pirc Saloon postponed night owing to lack Of
bidderx The sale Is reannouncrd for Monday night
The Lincoln Club OF New York. quartercd at the Gibson
House, serenadcd tho Indiana and Now York
delegations tonight At che Grand HOTEL
Speeches were nIado by sias b. butcher,