, 1876-06-11

friends believe that his strength in the Con7cn-
tion is largely made up Of his wonderful series
81 81 victories IN theEstate Convsnt;one Sc ot May
Iowa In the succeeding week Nothing has been
received indicating any weakening. On tho
contrary, since Monday last there hare been
many professions Of confidence and promises It
been friendly. NJ Frye said, "Tes, sir, fro'n
information We have received, we can assure
you that the feelings Of Mr.. Blaine's active
friends havc been Intensified, and some doubtful
men hare been made certain In bis favor, and il
there is any faltering we hare failed to hear
Of it.
DouBTxRs,
Other politicians do not concur in this view Of
B1aine's chances. They say the published let
tcrs are fatal to him, and after receiving hand
some vote on the first ballot his supH,c-.c c ;;t'1
divide among the other ranaaa..~a. t Inc ohio o
%REsa RfEaRfB B1shs sa 1Sss na impossible t. nom
nate him they Mill 60 to Hayes, securing the
latter's success. The 1ndiana men also admit
that Blai9es complimentary vote raa El BE-
that they viii gain many Of his
followers. They assert that Morton will
show enough strength to secure tue nomination
On the third or fourth ballot The nants Oh
Washburne aud Taft are more frequently men
Some Of the BristoV club from New York ara
saving that the Independents will be satisfcee'
with Washburue- Already there are evidences
Of the use Of money, and the vote ot some
Southern delegates may prove surprise
THE PLEDGED PoR HAYES.
Ohio delegates held q large and enthusiastic.
meeting at their headquarters, ut the Grand-
Aotel, this evening, and resolved to vote con
stantly for Hayes.
This evening the New York delegation SER
enaded the 1ndiana delegation at the Grand
Hotel, and the multitude assembled in the
rotunda and were addressed BY the Hon. God
love s. Orth, Of Indiana, Frederick Douglass, Of;
$En md }1QN
B. butcher, Of New York. All the speakers
pledged their respective States to support tho
nominee Of the Convention, and all were
guarded in their remarks and expressed no
| preferences.
Special Dspatch 70 1ns Tribune
W4sn1Ka1os, p u Sune H., 9m"fam Ta1aarsh U1,
s Gi aoeS hs Bne ose1 Moon Goaf
ling, and Bristow that they can have free use OF
| the Western wires between Cincinnati and
Washington during Convention week, and can
have wire placed In their houses with operators
at their disposal. A wire was placed In Blaine's1
house this evening, and is already Ia full opera
ton. Blaine certainly does now intend to 60
to Cincinnati .
| THE DIFFERENCE-
| Bristow has forbidden all Treasury employees
| from going to Cincinnati to work In his inter-
est. He says that Il the people choose to select
| him he will make the best he can, but he does
not seek the office. It having been represented
| would visit Cincinnati on behalf Of Bristow, the
latter has to-day telegraphed peremptory orders
to Wilson that he shall not visit Cincinnati
At WORK.
| The different Presidential candidates have re-
ceiyed many dispatches from Cincinnati to-day,
| all representing that the chnuces Of the several
candidates are favorable Morton, Conkltng,
and Blaine hare been WORKING all day with the
Southern delegations, which passeaa ao th.o@ngn @e1
| n1ina 1e1qpaffOn at his house.