The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-12
CINCINNATI NOTES.

Omaha (Neb.) Heraid:--"Colo is said to be solid
to man for Tilden for the Presidency
Binghamton IN. " Republican :--ssThe Cincinnati
Convention meets in a Brstow atmosphere"
Buffalo Express :s'w ait until the third ballot before
betting, and then ask Blaine wha. TO do.''
Chicago Times :--'Arr Blame is reported to be re-
markably lively corpse. But he is none the less
corpse.n
Buffalo Erpress:-"There ! enough for salts
factory selection at Cincinnati, and we feel confident
that 1t will be made.n
Cleveland Tiaindealcr :-"It does not look in Clcve-
land If Governor Hayes the .favoriic som of all
the republicans for President, Blaine either"
Elmra IN. W Ga-ette:-"Thc Conkliug to
meet at Cincinnati most determined opposition from
the republicans Of the Senator's own staien
Washington Star:--.Thc idea that there will be
prolonged scrcs of ballotings, firing al the dele
gates and killing or all tho leading candidates. will not
probably be realized.
Wheeling (va.) Erening Standdrd.-..If Blaine were
to give his votes Brstow the success the repub-
ican party in the coming Presidential election would
be almost a certainty
Louisville tKy.) Commercaas,-nA correspondent at
Centralia H., writes that the feeling for Bristow
very strong in that region especially with the German
voters who are numerous and influential
Milwaukee Observation-Disclosures It may be doubted
n
ddates tor President and Vice President ever saw
condition OF things that deiled conjecture
Cour,er-Journdi :-sColone Eli S. Shorter OF the
Alabama delegation. having been represented as rag
currency man. writes to the Montgomery Advertiser
that he is and always has been hard money demo.
crat.''
Springfield iMass.) Union:-ssThe Republican Ma
tional Convention which meets Wednesday at Cincin-
nali, will be the most exciting Presidential convention
that this generation has seen or, perhaps, is likely
see.i
New Orleans Times:-'swashburne' good reputation
as Minister to France ard his freedom from completely
In the late unsavory OF tho
will add to his strength and is from impossible
that the whoop' may carry him In. .
Hartford tConn.J nm<s:--..Blaine has secured many
OF the Cincinnati delegates through the secret Know
Nothing Order which the Foster letter opened to view
some months since They now call IL the American
Alliance Hayes, OF Ohio is OF their favorltcs
klmra IN. W Ga-etfe:-"Mr. Blaine is the first IN
stance Of q man making speech At his funeral
He certainly astonshcd the mourners but he has also
brought the undertaken TO realizing OF his duty
and the ceremonies will be conducted with intexi
bic hrmncss TO the end ="
Baltimore Gd-etse:--"ro the Pennsylvania politicians
at least artrsrf seems TO be growing stronger and
stronger every day. II the Administration cannot
nominate Conkng the chances that II will take up
Pcnnsyvanias favonte little sonny, his chances
TO- day are really as good any Of them.n
Chicago Tribune: -ssThe local outside sentiment at
Cincinnati is overwhelmingly TOR Bristow. Liiho-
graphic portraits OF him displayed in nearly all tho
leading stores business houses and offices IN Cincin
natl. and there is bona Gc enthusiasm for HIM there
that WILL doubtless. make Tar az any out
side local sentiment could In influencing the Conven
ton"
syracuse Journai:--.'wc do not anticipate an imme
date agreement upon Presidential candidate at Gin
c matt The Convention is sodvidcd upon leading as
pirans that may balotngs may be necessary to
reach choice. The New York delegation, with few
executions, will press the name Of Mr.. Conkling with
all their power, aud every honorable effort will be made
10 nominate him"
Chicago Tribune, June s:-.sTo-night tho political
caliron Is beginning 10 simmer. The Conklng men
have received considerable rcinforccmeuts and there
are now about forty conkkng workers here busy en-
gagged in liking things They in the cas: discon
ccrled by Baine's brilliant performances of the last
few days and to counter upon they have printed and
will circulate here the Blaine correspondence and his
record as developed by the investigation"
Chicago Inter OceGn:'Mr. Cornell Is large dicni
fed, smooth faced gentleman. who says very quietly
We think Roscoe Conkng able honorable aud
deserving; We shall do best for him m Law
renee Is small man, with an onhand manner
and = careless dress he says:-By George
We know no North, South, no East, no
west-nobody but Conkling.' Mr.. Denison is a eau
tous, elegant gentleman with curly gray hair and
a very prosperous look. He says:-If you Western
gentlemen knew Mr.. Conkng know him you
would be with us'..... These three gentlemen are
ably supported by George G. Gorham, of California,
Secretary OF tho United States Senate Gorham is
thusiastic for the New York Senator. He says:-I
tell you, there Is no candidate like him. and the repub
can party needs just such andiate AMI the country
just such man at this uncturc, and unless am much
mistaken they VIII have him, too. 49,. General
Brady says he feels in his boots that Morton is 10 DO
the wnrer, and the field certainly looks better Tor the
latter than u has during the past ten days. Tho
New York Brsiow Club has engaged the Gibson House
billiard saloon for Leadouarters. and will arrive here