, 1876-04-26

Thomas Talbot, 0ounsslor J. N. Bskar. ex.
lleut..0ov. Eliphalst TrAak, and s1-bpeaker
John E. 6Rndlofd.
1r.THB Bnr6row rARLoHs
ex.Leut.. Gov. Tucker was ia the chair, and
among tho1s present weFe tho bost tnsn Of tho
party,-Jsmes Freeman Clarke. ox-Ma!or Nor
croos, ex-A,sorney General Altsn, William 9.
kussc1i George r. Denny. Henry D. blackwell.
John Green Of tha Worcester Spy. Walter Allon
Of the Boston AdosrttseT. George 3. uale, ". 8.
.. man xbo Hoad 1ota fos
fo!orm-for Dristow frat. and. Hhatevcr tho do
velormont, for the heet men. Tho result was
tho eection Of II. Il. Dana, ox.1ov. Bullock. J.
T: Clarke, and Paul A. .Ohadbousue. with chaslea
Marshall Wilcox ~ Atefnatas.
TIE sPEEcHEs
woro stirring and to tho point. ayery ono realiz-
Ing the Importance OF the action to bo taken.
who deprecato this division. who don't want 10
eeo q nrlit, WHO recognize the fact that the best
Of tho Republicans will not vots fer mon repre-
senttng tho rug and tho machine, and yet who
run itsolf,-in short. men who betiove tn cross.
ing the chaam. They will labor for = cotnpso-
misc ticket With Dana, uoaE, RAodford. and ak
Gov. II. q. Washbutn. This would be hatf-
tho day Of judgment. The result Of tbs day
none can toll.
THE CONVENTION
will be called to order 1t noon by Auaou II.
beard. ch9irmsa Of tae u sta.s Genital Commit.
Congregational Church, will otlnr PRAYER. Mr..
bird will thon mako brief address. Tho Hon.
John E. Sanford will preside. and, after bis
speech, tho usual husneks of the Convention
will proceed ~ rapidly - poeaible. The most
Trustworthy advicos tonight nro that tho Dana
movement t0 30 strong II cannot be brought to
nhught; that hoar is SO strong man he will be
eont irrespective Of his preferences - to canli-
datea; and that In tho rush for tho other two
places, no QUO can nay who will como out Ihead.
Either Cbndbourne or Learned are pretty enro
Of IN election, ~ representing the weatern part
Of the State.
cor. RICE
has uniformly declined tho Use Of his name IA
: delegate. His frst choice ID Washburne, aud
tho use Of ills name ~ delegate wna entirely un-
authorized. He will probably sond = letter to
tho Convention Tomorrow which will ieAse the
Blaine party tn III uncomfortable position.
4 1TnoN8 MOVEMENT TO PUT RICHARD II. DANA,
1n.. At TIE HEAD OF THE CINCINNATI pE1EuA-
rioA-TnE CONVENTION DIVIDED BETWEEN
Un1BToW AND BLAINE.
CorTespondenes Ntte Port 7st5un<.
UosT0H, April 23.-Whatevcr may bo tho re-
nult Of tho coming Bt2te Convention. nothing
can DO predicted concerning Il With gr sator GER:
the State delegation 10 Cincinnati. When this
suggestion was frat mAdo it received favor
At tho hands Of working Ropubltcans, and It Ia
easy to noe that II any attempt il made TO defeat
Ills own ward put him forward BY placing him
1t tho l,end Of Its delegation to tho Convention,
supported By the bust list Of naniea ever sent to
any State Convention. 1t comprises ex-May or
right men who eror tllled tito Mayors CHAIR;
Charles A!lcn e1-Atto1ney-Geueral Rnd ioader
IN both the snti.Duttcr campaigns; George G.
lsichardson, commission merchant doing q
largo business and III ex-senator; George r.
Denny, auothor prominent mcrchan. and ex-
member Of the City, Government; Edward o.
Shepard, for two Yoats President Of the Com
mon Counc! aud leader Of tho bolt from tho
1topub!ican Ward and City committeo which ss:
cured such eignal triumph in tho o.c!scEion Of
Mayor Cobb lay. year; George s. Halo, an hble
lawyer aud ex-senator. : brother OF tho Hev.
Edward Everett Halo aud Charles Halo and OK
Aid. char1ca J.. Prescott. Thls is cortafuly
good deleegation for work. Threo warda iu the
City aiso instructed thej: delegAtea to vote for
htr. Oann.
Tho list Of dolegatea chosen in Boston ia IN
unusually good one. i comprises such mon Al
William End!cotti. Jr.. Ezra E1snawort!,, Alphous
Handy. Martin Br immer, md William G. lslls-
sell, who want on to Washington TO advocate
Mr.. Dana's confirmation. Ther3 hro fully 4
score rho arc Or haSo boon in the Legislature,
aud dozen who havo beon in the City Council.
Tho President Of tho Common Council Is dole
gato; alBo tho three gentI0men whoimmodiRtoly
proceeded hin III utllco. j. F. paul, at OK
Alderman and n Liberal Republican, goes from
his ward, aud tho Rov. Jamca Freeman Clarke
Senators-R. II. Morse, Jr:. and William Ray
mond Leland George William Bond. hir. y.
N. Stookvcll. tho editor Of tho noaton Journal,
Ia also delegate.
ex-0oy. Washburn both mado spoecEes in Dc-
hnlf Of BrfstoW ut tho mcuting and wore choson
delegates. Prof. Lowell WAS for Charles Francia
Adams aud htr. Dsistow ne1t. Thu other delo-
ri tJ,A Fnlan I~@ua Tn%,
Charles +. Walcott, and ex-Mayor Merrill. Tho
cntivo delegation is for DrlstoH. Someryiilo
scndB a delegation for blaine. and 10 does Lynn.
In she latter city the Hon. John D. A.
Ushor were among tho delegates chosen. Chel.
arc for Blaine. The Hon. Edward L.
ricrco comes from Milton. and favers scntllns
Mr. Dana to Cincinnati. Lowoll aud Nowhury-
port made no choice. but Bristor carried Hs'er-
hill. Tho Nev. John F. Moous ia sent from
Gseenfiold. Prof. Lori BsocabridCo, who couos
from AmhorRt, will voto for Dains delegation.
Tho Worcester delegation stands II TO III favor
Of Dristow. and the Springfield Il to 6 tn favor
Of D!atne, Fall River sonis fair delegation,
ali of'them D!aiue mon. Newton elected d Drir-
tow delegation tonight. Dodhanl aud Natick
instructed their delegates for Mr. Dana ~ dole
cato at large. Amsaoury eoaas john q. Whit
llor.
The choico Of 10 many goodmeu has materially
changed tho character Of tho Convention. 1t has
shown TINT no candidate but Blaine or Dzistou
stands my chaoco OF getting yoso from this
State. and that thero ie asrong probability that
Dratow will receive tho majority Of tho ~ from
Massachusetts. Deforo tha Boston caucunsa it
WnB uudstasood thst the State delegation would
DO headed BY ex.0ov. Talbot ex-gonator Edward
Learned Of Pittstiold, Con. William Cogsuclt of
Salem. sud man not named. The man NOT
nsmod would have hoen ox.4ov. Bullock, but
for lis aigntug last week tha call for = confer
sncs OF Independents A. Now York. NOV these
natnes aoesns to hnvo boen dropped. 1t IL an.
nounced that Mr.. Talbot is go!ps to Europe, and
the Boston journal says the ticket will bo
headed By Richard II. Dams. Jr,. John u.
Forbes, John L. Sanford. and Paul A. Chad
bourne.
BRISToW.