The New York herald., 1876-03-22
TIM LATEST ARRIVALS,

LATEST ARRIVALS
The afternoon and evening trains brought up State
Senator's Harris Booth Tobey and woodin; General j.
y. Knapp Sheriff Daggett OF Brooklyn j. NJ Mat
thews and Joseph d Warren Of Buffalo George % Daw-
Congressman Davy, Jacob NJ. Patterson, char
man Of the New York CITY Republican
Thomas Murphy Aldermen Hess, Billings
Englehardt General Dennis, +. Burke, Rufus B. Cow
ing, Colonel Charles s. Spencer Speaker James W.
Hustled, Commissioner stiner and host OF others
GEORGE W. CURTIS,
who has taken determined stand in favor OF send
ing an unpedged delegation TO Cincinnati, arrived
proceeded 70 the Syracuse House Anxious inquiries
were made as TO what the gentleman intended 10 do
In view Of the particular role he has assumed 1t IS
said that he will make speech In opposition to the
programme carefully mapped out by the republican
leaders, but vigorous efforts are now being made 70
prevent any scenes which might disturb the harmony
OF the Convention.
THE uxPLEDGRD CONSULT TOGETHER
meeting OF delegates from Westchester, Oneida
Columbia and 81 Lawrence counties held at eleven
O'Clock tonight In the room Of Mr. Curtis at the Syra
cuse House general conversation took place As TO
arranged up TO tho time OF closing my despatch Bitter
opposition, however was manifested to the
several neat speeches To the assembage, which
numbered about thirty. He acknowledged that
his side OF the House was the minority far the
they maintained had the larger mass OF votes behind
them. II was time for the republican party 10 cry
pressed wish that the Convention should be put back
for two months. Tho Custom House, Post Once and
gates here by tho score to pack the Conyen-
lion. They had everything well IN hand
AZ THIS point delegate rom Kings county rushed INTO
concluded 10 cast solid ote-thirtyone-agalnst
pledged delegation. This statement was received with
murmurs OF applause The meeting was then regu-
arly organized with Mr. Curtis in the chair ana As
semblyman Forster secretary. Some definite plan
on the part OF the appointments will undoubt-
he
assemblies tomorrow. Another meeting will be held
at hafpast ten O'Clock Tomorrow morning imme-
diatey before the Convention assemblies or Is called
together but there little chance OF success from
this combination, and u is entirely apparent to my
mind that Conkng's friends will carry through their
programme TO q successful conclusion. II is under
stood that ex-member Of Congress Haskns will be ap
Mr. Dawson, OF tho Albany EveHiag Journal, perma-
nent chairman
Tonight the Vandcrbt House and the other hotels
crowded to their fullest capacity. The halls,
tibuies reception rooms bar and every possi-
bic place where anybody stand are mpassabe.
The delegates they report In parlor 70,
where Mr.. Henry Glcdden, Secretary OF the state
Committee, records their names Mr. Cornell Is
DIAL shake Of the hand whiIc they are
conducted INTO :. ..aaiI private room back Of
The advocacy OF Senator UonkIng's claims seems to
meet with not regularly disciplined opposition. An adj
vsory and cautious tone prevails the discussion among
delegates hav. found several VINO would give way
as pledged delegation II any decided opposition
arises IN the Convention Some few inde-
pendent spirits found among the dele.
gates, who grumble at the one sided turn
events have taken. These thorough anti-admnis-
tration men; they talk Of the great danger which
threatens the republican party Of this State from
close alliance with Grant and mis- officials. They
tend that the handwriting the wall indi-
Gates conclusively destruction OF all who aflli-
ate with the present administration or give
the slightest countenance TO Its acts They
have objection personally to Mr. Confkng:
the contrary they believe him be the exempar OF
political greatness New York State just the
TO lead the party, but they want him TO be less OF
Grant and cut loose from the moorings, which al
ready begin creak and trembIe the
chasm created by Belknap ana OF his
class. These are the real feelings which animate
several of the Conklng delegates to the Conven-
tion which assemblies here tomorrow. Two OF tho
delegates from 0nandaga county told that their
choice for President was Blaine, first and last They
think his recent Washington career has swelled the
popu-ar current It's Hood tide he could nov be
safely carried into the White House.
UNION LEAGUE cLuR
Several members OF the Union League Club came
delegates from New York city. They claim the resolu-
ton passed by them recently in antagonsm the ad
ministraton intended by means a reflection
upon Senator ConklIng and consider IL much better
policy, however, to permit the delegation TO 60 from
Wieting Hall o.morrow perfectly untrammeed.
IL Is likely the Convention will conclude its labors
day.