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Hrn1Har1BLD, ILL.,, juno 11.-Arrangcmcnta
arr 1cIuo mo,ta to-nin},t for the grand rntt6ca.
tion S meeting here to.norr,v evening In honor
Of Hayes and Wheeler. Gov: Beyeridge, tho
Hons 8. II. Cullon,, Milton 1fay, Gen. Ltpptn-
rott, q. l., Phillips, +. N, Bates, anl Others arc
10 nlt!ress tho assembly. There viii 10 ealt,tes
meeting generally. '~''' '
CuAMrA1un.
CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,. Juno lO,-Tho tienub]cnns
III ths nlare aro WILLY cnthuetnstIr aver TIN
no1nl1iation of Iiaycs and Wheeler to4lay. *
large crowd wal o1tncrcd IN front oi tic Gazttt
oiiico during The afteruoo,,, watching tho bull
letin.bonri with considerable anxiety ita the se-
VIC Then the st was dtean o
eheer che aer checr Vent roR thos
thai spoke we'll for the c1n.!ug campaign. BlnIns
mon shook hands With Bristow 'i!cf1, Briatov
ind was manifested Tonight d large rasii!ya-
tton sgas held, which, was addressed bY Coi,
LnIg1cy, Capt Swan, @. ". II. PIttmn1,, and
ottlurs
RocKroRp.
RoCKFOKt,, ILL.,. June 10-Thc result of the
Cincinnati Convention created considerable cx.
c!lctncnt in this city. A large crowd assembled
nl day In front oi the Uaztsfe oflcc, where every
thy Of tho crowd laid with Dlatnc, and the sixth
Of short duration. however, The seventh set
tied them. and t}.cr, n chnr,fre wns ytatltln Bv
Tomorrow Mi the Uaine men Will bo rcai1y to
vote ior Uayea and Wheeler. and viii
say Il is all Tor the best, etc. There hns
meyer been such Intense Interest in a
Presidential nomination III ths city since 1860.
have been held Tonight. Asit was, the party
Brit1roFlELp,
Special ptpotea 10 7as Tribune
Srn1NdFlELD, ILL.,, juno 1H.-Interest In the
proceedings o. tho Cincinnati Convention has
State Journal bulletin and tho telegraph offices
have bcen bcsiegcd BY crowds awaiting the
latest news Tug leadlng politlslans and ma.
nlatnc, but among tho qusetcr voters
the cho!co for President Was Braasow,
With Hayes second choice, and many
even preferred the Ohio champion. To them
tho ticket gtYes unal]nycd satisfaction, md
MhcG!cr's nomination seems to suit all. TIC
1tcHlgtIaLlc congressman ltola Lno Caplta
District, oxtols wheeler % one of tho strongest
men ~. u the eountEy-abio, pure, and honoas.
The ticket Will receive enthusiastic support. 1t
Waa urged 10 me must Ut to 10 mndu by the
htah Journal oua week ngo to-day, and tho
c3tfn9 OF LnaE paper Iil8 afternoon Shb" u1l-
bounded eeetaey over tho result, nnu tile ground
taken TINT tho campaign Is no longer defensive,
as it would havo been with Dlalno.
Aptctai Dttpofeh q. 70 r. 7r!1aaa
CARnosnALE, ~, June l'-Al tho after,
noon our citizens hare ecen enthusiastic and
e1a1ca. 20 thc [esult OF eaen oalio! camo IN
!so!! C1neMnati every QUO was cohhaeht 10 ING
last t1at blaine WOULD he the sueceas1u! cahdi-
datc, but when the seyonth and lust ballot Was
announced their countcnances fell, aud no mp
plauso vas given, as there would have been
otherwise. The Republicans Of t|lis section
were :Ml-hot for B1alnc, and arc not oyorpleasel
with Hayes and Wheeler, but will stick 10 their
faith.
DECATUR.
spscsai pt.pasea to 7ns Tribune
DECATUR ILL, June lG.-Ihls morning our
active Republicans WGTe in high Elee, aud tue
noisy oncs wGgo mostly for Bfalno. When tho
dispatches favored bis nomination there was a
great lusral,. The second ballot came like q