The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-10
THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.
SHADOWS or THE COMING EvENT-BLArNE Ex-
PEcrED TO DE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CON-
TIxGEScIEs ON TIRE BREAKING OF HIs
STRENGTH.

PECTED TO DE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES con-
TIXGEScrEs ON TIE BREAKING OF HIS
STRENGTH.
CINCINNATI, Juno Q, 1874
The Western delegations are filling up pretty rapidly,
and large party OF New Workers have arrived during
the day. There has been time vet for delegations
TO consult together. Great curiosity TO Mr..
Blanc's probable strength. The most general impress
sion is that in the beginning he will be Formidable and
that II ne breaks the will go generally to Bris
tow. those OF tho Middle States for Conkling the
Southern Blaine men 10 Morton.
BLAINE AND TnE WEST
How the Western Blaine will divide IL not
known, but believed that the greater part will 80
TO Conkling
AND coxKLSG IN the SOUTH.
Several Southern delegations have arrived. They
generally profess support OF Morton; but when he
breaks they will go Conkling almost II not quito.
unanimously
The Conkliug say that al! reports they get are
favorable and that they have far experienced dis
appointment The balloting In tho Convention prom
iscs to DO tedious there being disposition the part
Of the friends OF each candidate to hold fast long
possible, and not withdraw until they that all
hope is gone.
II is believed that Morton's forces will break nrst
and when this break occurs Mr. Conkling's friends ex
pect heavy accession to their vote.
BRrsrow AND INDIANA.
Indiana delegates deny this evening that their dele
CATION can DO handed over to Bristow and say that
when they for Morton there will be gen.
cra break. General LOGAN is reported to have strong
influence in tho Illinois delegation, and It is expected
that Conklng WILL whom it breaks, get considerable
part Of &; Tho conkhng have also favorable
accounts from Michigan Wisconsin and other Western
States
STRUGGLE CREDENTIALS.
Tho first struggle In the Convention is likely to DO
the Committee on Credentials there being three
disputed delegations from Alabama, Florida and the
District OF Columbia
The Brstow men claim tho whole OF one OF the
Alabama delegations tho Conkling men have tho other.
nnd the strife their admission will DO lively, as
tho loss OF the Alabama delegation would sacrifice
about one-nnh OF Brstow's entire vote
DELEGATES TO CINCINNATI.
Bosrox June 0, 1870
The Maine Blaine Club loft westbrook Junction at
halfpast two r. NJ. to-day. by special train the
Portland and Rochester road en- route Tor Cincinnati
Every county represented and the excursion is the
largest and strongest from Maine polt-
ical convention.
BLAINKs DELEGATION from MASSACHUSETTS,.
WORCESTER, Mass, June o. 1875
me Blaine uciegatOn 10 tho Natonal lScpuoIcan
Convention, accompanied by friends, the party num-
bcring 100 passed through this city tonight route
70 Cincinnati Another party on the same crrand will
pass through tomorrow night They nrc all Blaine
men and go work for him in Gin cinnatL
DELEGATES FROM THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, June Q, 1870
Two Gets of delegates will be present at the Cincin-
natl Convention from this District Of whom, CON-
posed OF Messrs saycs }. Bowen, formerly Mayor Of
Washington, and A. M. Green, colorcd man and a
member of the late District Legislature received the
credentials last month from what Is known the Lin
coin Hall Convention Tho other delegates, Messrs A.
r. Shepherd and Fred Douglass elected at another Con-
vention, held on Wednesday last represent another
element Of tho republican party OF the District Messrs
Bowen and Green left for Cincinnati tonight Tho
others will leave on Saturday.
THE CONGRESSIONAL OBLIGATION.
WASHINGTON, Juno Q, 1876.
II Is believed that about 1J0 republican members OF
Congress will leave this city between and
row night Cincinnati attend tho nominating Con-
vcntion. Several democratic Congressman will also
DO IN that city.