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r. v. BulSlu, " I.-Dcar sir: IL Is with 0
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New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
UNION NATIONAL VETERANS.

CINCINNATI, June 14.-The Union National
Veterans Committee met in the parlor OF the Gibson
House this evening In the absence Of Gen. Burnside,
who is i'll In Washington, Gen. Julius White
of Chicago presided, and Col. NJ. L. Dudley
acted rs Secretary Several speeches were made
by men whose household words in the war
days The Committee serenaded by the band OF the
Pittsburgh Club, under command Of Gen. Negley, and
Gen. White briefly responded. The Committee adopted
the following resolution:
R,solred That the soldiers aud sailors who served In
the Union army and navy during the late
ouested TO assemble in National Convention, at such
time and place as the Executive Committee may desig
nate in September 1876, for the purpose OF ratiying
the Republican nominations OF tho Cincinnati Con
yenton.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
A BPISIOW DEMONSTRATION.
MEETI!.G, sERENADEs, SPEECHES, AND MUSIC BY
lHE BAND,
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH !

GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH.
CISCINSATI June 14.-An0ther enthusiastic
Br!stow meeting held tonight at Pixies Opera
House. at which large and intelligent audience was
present in lite Of the meetings elsewhere and the dis
tracing tendencies OF various professions headed by
brass bands passing through the streets. The first
speaker was Mr. r. A. Chadbourne of Massachusetts,
who dwelt at length the necessity OF the reform
OF the Republican party.
GOV Chamberlain OF South Carolina was expected TO
speak but was detained by Committee work and unable
10 be present The meeting WAS next addressed by Col
william G. Goodlie OF Lexington, KY. who paid an eo-
qucn tribute Gen. BrsOws record as soldier and
public servant Gen. Brsow. he said, belonged TO the
whole nation His belonged To the people and II
was the peoples nsht. Appiauscl Gen. Brstow. when
viewed ~ soldier fshting for the Union, as District
Attorney III Kentucky making war upon the ku klux
or as the Secretary OF the Treasury waging an
ucompromsing, ncessant against the Whisky Ring,
Was man which filed the popular idea Of an honest,
capable officer. deserving Of the highest place in the
nation The Convention had the power to nominate him.
and the people would certainly ect him.
The meeting then ouncd and proceeded to the Glib
son House where they sereuaded the NewYork Reform
Club thence the Bu net House, where they sercnaded
Senator Harlan, and finally to the Grand Hotel, where
they called ont George william Curtis. During the even
ing one tho bands OF music stopped in front OF me Ga
.,,e office and sercnadcd il. large crowd was at
tractrd and calls being made for Richard Smith he came
o one o The windows the second floor and said he re-
gnr,led this "a critical time IN the life OF the Rcpub-
can p,rty. The success Of the Republican
nary I'm the approaching contest Of far more con-
sequence than The success OF any man. There are
candidates now prominent before the Republican Con-
vcnon whose election, il nominated would he exceed
ingly difficult, II not impossible ON the other
hand. there are candidates whose nomination
would in HIS opinion lead To certain success.
feel satisfied that with BENJAMIN H. Brstow as our can,
didate there would be lao risk at all Applause II
they are not satisfied with BristOw give us Hayes.
LAND cheers II they cannot unite Oh Hayes. let them
iye us the war of Indiana. am satisfied with
either Of these three gautmen and there are twenty
others whom | could name WHO may Dc nominated
against whom nothing Is To be said.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
OHIO STILL SOLID FOR HAYES.
IuE SECOND PLACE on THR T.CKET nor DEsIR
FOR HIM.
lBr TELEGRAPH To r'E rRfBUsE.l


lBr TELEGRAPH To rStE TR,BCsE.l
CfNcINSATt June 1.-The Ohio delegation still
keeps determined stand for Gov. Hayes At the
meeting of the delegation late last night, Gov.
Noyes in sp akng, said that he understood 1t to he
the will of the delegation that in no should the
second place on the ticket be accepted for Gov
HAYES, and asked if he was wrong in this he might
be corrected. There is no doubt that he expressed
accurately the wish of the delegation. The plan oi
the leader, seems be 10 do what they can to post
none n nomination until the third day of the Con-
yention i'm the hope that if Mr. Blalnes nomination
can he defeated, the Morton. Conlilng, and Brstow
VOTES wonld come To their candidate, together with
enough of the supporters of Mr.. Blaine who do not
want TO see any other candidate now named, except
Gov. Hayes get the prize to insure his nomi-
nation A member of the Ohio delegation
said tonight that they have not yet
succeeded in getting all the assurances they want,
but they are hopeful. The radical error in their
calculations seems he in forgetting that in the re-
mote contingency of Nr. Blaine's going to pieces,
every candidate now in the field would at once
atteinpt to secure some Of the fragments of ms
strength aud the present contest would DE reneWei
i'm a more aggravated form. we-informed poll
tcian when asked tonight whether the persistence
of the Ohio delegation in pressing Gov Hayess name
for the first place would not deprive him of the sec
ond said that the Convention was gong To take
this thing out of the hands of the ono delegation
and nominate Gov. Hayes for tic second place III
spite of his friends.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
LATEST FROM CINCINNATI.
BLAINE STILL HOLDS THE LEADING PiACE-FAlL-
IRE OF THE PROPOSED BRIsrow COMBINATION
JUDGE POLAND 10 NOMINATE DRIsTow.

URE OF THE PROPOSED BRIsrow COMBINATION
JUDGE POLAND 10 NOMINATE DRIsT0w
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIDuSEl
CINCINNATI, June Livery little remains
10 be said tonight about the relative strength oil the
Presidential candidates who To be voted for to-
morrow. There not upon the SURFACE nor
"a far beneath it as he seen any signs OF the
weakening OF the Blaine column. The managers, In
behalf the Speaker, have RENTED none OF their
vigilance, and report losses but on the other hand
many gains the second and third ballot The enthu-
sasn in favor of Blaine also to be increasing
hourly While brass bads and speeches, and fireworks
and shooting do not votes In the Convent on
they are apparently in this measure OF Mr Blanes
popularity with the thousands OF people who are
gathered from every State and Territory n the country
and cannot have their effect The friends Of other
candidates report O detection from Mr. Blaine
and say that whole delegations will leave
him on the second ballot. When the dele
gallons named are examined tho evidence OF their
wayerng not discovered Blaine may be said to be as
strong tonight, not only the first but on the second
and third ballot rs has been The tendency hero
seems toward him. and 1t really appears w though 1t
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
Sueeial Nolless.

Keep,s Patent Partly Made Dress shirts. the very
hest six for x oau nn,shcd easily nenlng iaB
kercheL 57l Broadway, and 92l Arclst, philadelphia
Po.t.Ofice Notce.-The FOREIGN MAILS for tue week
ending sATU RDAY June H. 1875, will close ~ ls Once on
TUESDAY at a m, for Europ, per steamship SrNlda
via Queen nstown; WEDNESDAY at a. ~, Tor iiiyPt,
prr steamship Scythia, via Queenstown on iO 'Da AZ
ii3l rn for Europe pei steamship POmmrrAli VIA fY
Irontb clerbourg and Hamburg; on SAil IsDAN az 10
a. n Europe per steamship City Of Nchold VIA Snecns
for France di et steamship feiciir
via IIayre and 10 for Scotland nfe't must %
specially addressed Per steamship Anohoti1 va
and a III. Tor Europe, stcansip N"srf, VIA
Southamp The mails Tor ia. " est lniss
Via Havana will leave York June -. The mails FOX
China viii leave san Fl anelsco Jay The ir.ct inas
leave Newlork Ju ~ TIE mai. tog Aas
tralia, &c, will leave san Francisco June "a ,. 4, 3,
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

OrrBvC. Ont June 14.-Four men, engaged in
drawing logs in E,chemn River, wero drowned today by
the accidental upsettng OF q boat.
RosroN Mass June 1i.-Calvin Lowell Of Marsh
field Mss fell topmass yesterday ana aed Al the nos
pitai 10 day from his injuries
OTTAWA. June lathe British judges at Phila-
ars 10 the medals offered by the Dominion Com
mission 10 canadian exhibitors
CHICAGO June 14.-The National Convention OF
and Florists here to-day and after ganE
Ing and appointing oopmttee elected officers this being the
nrst meeting VI the society constitution was adopted
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
IrY TELEGRAPH TO rug rRrBUsE.l

CrScrysATi. June 1.-THE Convention Commit
tee ON Credentials at its meeting tonight, voted to
admit the regular delegations from Alabama, and
rule ont that which comes hero in Senator Spencers
interest 1t was also agreed to report in favor OF the
admission of Bowen and Green from the District OF
Columbia, and against the admission of "Boss'
Shepherd and Frederick Douglass This action 1t
is believed, will increase the popularity of the Blaine
ticket.
new attempt is now making to make coalition
against Mr. Blaine on Gov. Hayes and some new
man. A conference is now 90 o'clock in session
for this purpose. Among those present are Judge
Colegroye and Mr.. Edwards of Indiana, Messrs
butcher and Lawson Of New-York, and Judges
Wharton and Jones of Ohio. The Blaine men are
not in the east concerned about this as they believe
that the breaking of delegations will inure to their
benefit by releasing Blaine delegates in them.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
xLDNIGHT WEATHER REP06T.
PrnhdhXifie&.

Pr0b0bRihes :. c..1
For Thursday in the South Atlantic otateoI
continued eastrry winds, stationary temperato ano
pressure, cloudy and rainy weather ,na.
For the lake region northeast TO south+ase .t.
slight changes in temperature and pressure paruy
cloudy weather and local rains. -,..,o,.,, tom.
neroture and pressure eastcrly winds and continued
cloudy weather, with light local rains. =.
me Sd Gna ags aaa ds assmre ss" a@ pay
,eeahr except possibly continued e1o"d ana JOY y" <
The Missouri and Savannah Rivers will continue rising
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ng night The nesa eq[.Sd s % in gS' . e. .
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weather
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If % The e. % Sonr: &c ~ sPs % a % % $
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Of the curved line from the me l
to
to lsos points . ably to pleasant weathsrI
There has been little decline in barometro pressure
throughout the Middle and Atlantic States rs whole,
but not of sufficient value disturb sensiby the equ
Ibrium existing "a hours ago The tendency to sustain
the barometer above and the still exists In the
East and the movement westward OF yapor,oearnf
Winds though strong, still unbroken. Tna VII
cause slight local rainfall in the lake region, while the
distribution OF clear and pleasant weather throughout
and Middle States is all that can be desired
The temperature sensiby changed, nor VIII II
for some DAYS come. Local observations indicate FOL
NewYork Of 100 miles around good thong
somewhat cloudy weather, with steady and agrerabN
Temperature several days To come. The percentage
OF satnraton OF the air 1t midnight was C3. decline
during yesterday OF per cent.
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n 1RRJED

DE EFoREST-TRUMAN-On Wednesday, June H. at the
tburch Of The AtoL G.. c. Tinany. Charles
IL DE Forest Ella ony daughter Of ). j. Wallace iru
man. all OF this city.
al Notices Of Marriages mast be indorssd ~'m ~"
name and address.
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..He eospcI fVH'

Inlrty.fourth ST, est, and near Siytl.ave.
Green Of Thirt; fourthst line pass the icntl
THURSDAY, S y. .m.-Preachng by Rev H. H. booTE,
d. ID. o..
FRIDAY, 8 p. m. Preaching by Rev w. LLOYD
SATURDAY, r. m.-Meeng OF Christian workers, To be
led BY Uncle JOHN VASSAR. .
singing every evening by THOMAS T. PEHhlNs and
chorus
Seats free 10 all
S. p WILLIAMS No 46 East Forty thirds Contributors
10 the support OF these services may be sent
EDWARD L. OWEN, Treasurer, No AZ Last Forty third.
t.. III MallBt
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1876

Der of the Committee Resolutions to take the
place vacated by his elevation to the chair and ac-
cordingly William B. Mann was selected. on motion
OF William Cumback of Indiana
The Convention then adjourned until 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15

The proprietors of the ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL spare
neither mains respect
Travellers visit NewYOrk VIII hn at this hotel com
forts that will make their sojourn agreeable
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
BLAINE AND BRIsTow AS THE TICKET.
MG. BRIsTow WILLING TO LEAVE HIS CANDIDACY
IN THE HANDS or Ills FRIESDs-sINGULAR HIS
ToRICAL CIRCUMSTANCE.


BY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUss.l
WASHINGTON, June 1i.-It is stated that Mr..
Bristow received a telegram from Cincinnati this
morning inquring if he would accept the second
place Oh the ticket if rendered to him by the Con-
venton in the event Of Mr.. Blaines nomination, and
that he replied stating he willing to leave the
matter IN the hands % his friends. 1t is mentioned
NJ singular historic parallel that buchanan from
Pennsylvania and Breckenridge from Kentucky
were nominated by the Democratic party at
Cincinnati just twenty years ago. There was
a peculiar allitoraiion in the names OF the
two Bs, and the rude puns of that period, " Bully
Bnys.r Brayest and Best " Bound to Beat &c"
will be remembered by those who were familiar
with the events of that exciting campaign. 1t u
thought that Mr. Brstow's name would materially
strengthen the ticket, because reasonable pretcXt
would thereby be furnished to the Liberal Republic
cans to return the party and besides this. the re-
ligions element Of the country. which has favored
Mr. Brstow's nomination. would also he attracted 10
the party Several prominent Republicans IN tins
city declared to-day that Z" Blaine and Bristow
would be the strongest ticket that could be placed
i'm the field.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
DISCUSSING THE PLATFORM.

THE HARD-MoNEY MRN GAIN VICTORY IN GEN.
HAwLEY's ELECTION AS CHAIRMAN-A STRONG
SENTIMENT FOR RESUMPTION, BUT DIVERSE
vIFws UPON THE WORDING or THE RESOLUTION
A PLEA FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TIIBUNEi
CINCrNNATI June 14.-The Committee on Resolu-
tions met tonight and organized by the election of
Gen. Joseph X. Iawley of Connecticut as Chairman
The choice of Gen. IIawley over Judge II. Price,
whose financial opinions are of the temporzing
Western school, is understood to be significant, as
showing the strong hard money views of the Com
nittee. The Committee gave n hearing OF ten min
utes to Charles Spencer of Washington City, who
urged upon the Committee the necessity OF advanc-
ing the position Of the party as expressed by the
Convention of 1872, which merely expressed the
obligations of the party to loyal women and stated
that the honest demands of any class of citizens for
additional rights should be treated With respectful
considerations Mr. Spencer submitted the followng'
The friends Of suffrage respectfully nsk Tor me
adoption Of the following i'll the Natlonal HtpuDncah
The Republican party recognizes approval the substan
tial made during past years toward the
tab-hmont Of equa rights women y tae many Important
e personal and sopGr,y reaSns sH o. Tge
mouei' ana Sio~s ana py se % prSnoon eha,ies and
public trusts We and will promote The pTeti
OF all Amefican citizens irrespective OF sex.
The Committee also gave a hearing to the Com
mittee appointed by the German delegates to advo-
cate the memorial adopted by them and presented
to-day in the Convention. The financial question
was then taken up, and is still being debated In the
Committee at a late hour. 1t is said that there Is
substantial unanimity among the Committee as to
the necessity of a declaration for resumption that
shall satisfy the country, but great diversity OF
opinion as to the precise declaration to be made.
Judge Price has made speech, urging financial
plank that shall be acceptable to the school of West
ern opinion he represents; and f. l.. Pierce of Mas
sachusets in his remarks has taken the ground that
the Convention should give unqualified approval
to resumption and give pledges of the necessary leg
lsaton to carry it into effect. The Committee Is
likely to remain in session most Of the night
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
CONVENTION NOTES.

sPESCER's DELEGATION AND GOV SHEPHERD AND
FREDERICK DOUGLASS RULED oUr-ANTI-BLMNE
cnupISATIoS.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
1870, Irving Hail,

ewYork Centennial Billiard Tournament 800 points mp.
Thursday, June l6 8p. M Tie Game First Prize.
SEXTON AND RUDoLPHE.
Admission, 80 cents Reserved Seat Boxe s5 Gallery
for ladies' accompanied gentsu. Pssvss ne
tree list except members VI the PrssA
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Ill Notices Of II
name and address.
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that under!es whole creed. Do not go back on IT,
Never fear your enemies bold fight is the best We
should advance and not retrograde But Sir. ought
not to have consented to here at all Frederick
Douglass IL in the hall. He is not much blacker than
hm but he 10 smarter and hope you will give him
, 1876-07-02
WHERE 10 GO In SUMMER.

In the Times of last Sunday appeared IN eol-
torfal headed t'Whcre not to go IN summer
This article is designed to tell te'aere to Co.
There are many fine resorts around Chicago
which though not SO fashionable and fiasf5 as 5
some in the East, arc quite as comfortable anu
bealthful; but among them all none possesses
so high an average as the Hyde Park :9;:! HOUSE,
which, is situated In 8 beautiful grove d1rec1ly
npou the shores Of Lake Michigan, about miles
rom from the Chicago Court. House Square,
This superiority Is due to several Causes. a..es,.
Firstly, the hotel is larger and more tas1etuly
furnished; secondly, because the Location Is IN
s1.sSnsy naa siq e IL he Sniy sea ak
system, which is already the largest anu a w.n
6 the nsst il 1Aisase A%s5sa % n tBs 'fS ps
forrthlv, because Of its surroundings, It's easilY
accessible boating bathing, and ns ta5e are
marSabIg convenient appointments, anu rarae: raae
management Of the house. Those Wno lecog ssS;
ME lie place only from what theX hase ahe.f hegf
nrerfous 10 this season, know very little aood'
f. It has been entirely rebuilt i a9a nh;eann Il
Is G not 80 controlled by fashion IS 10 rsnaes 1ne
, 1876-07-02

Among the various plsns sought By the masses to
eeonomize, none is perhaps more effective than
that Of furnishing supplies to consumers at whole
sa1e prices Foremost among the champions Of
this enterprise is the name OF z. IL Hall, for
many years leading grocer in this city, ut the
corner Of Market and Randolph streets. Concern
ing the advantages attaned by trading with him.
from 20 to 20 per cent is saved attested by par
ties who arcin the habit OF ordering from him. and,
ss his stock is constantly changing, his goods are
Consequently fresher and better. by this plan he
has centralized trade that keeps a large force
constantly employed parce1ing, picking, and ship
ming to all parts OF the country, suburbs, and re-
mote paEts Of the city, wherein lies the secret Of
small rnrgins.
Nj. Hall has in connection with his business the
most approved machinery for roasting and grinding
coffee and spices by steam-poweE with capacity
Tor roasting 5, 900 pounds or coffee daily in air
tight cylinders, thus retaining all its strength and
ftagsancc. The best grades of coffee that can be
bought are roasted aad ground upon the premises
daily, and sold at the price Of green coffee after
making due allowance for shrinkage in roasting.
Aouseleepers will do well to make note OF this,
and save the trouble md uncertainty Of roasting
by hand
, 1876-07-02
Truth Is Mighty and Will Prevail.
Sworn Statement
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''ue' De'' HosRA B. BOWEN, Justice Of tho Pence.