The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-23

Il their fayorites. Col. Roberts, from
New York, made a strong fight among
he members OF the Convention against
rllden and in favor Of Hendricks, In
which effort he was assisted by the dele
cation from Iowa.
Mr.. Perry Il. Smith undertook to read
4 telegram from Manton Marble ex-
planning that Tilden was not Chairman
Of the Committee putting forth the cele-
brated Peace platform in 1864-Guthrie,
of Kentucky, monOpolizing that honor
but the Convention refused to listen to
the dispatch. Delegates were then ap- |
pointed, those In favor OF Tilden being |
In the majority. Itis believed, however, |
that they will not stick to him tena-
but will 20 over to Hendricks,
rather than Davis, when the proper
arrives.
The Maine Republicans.
BANGOR, ME-, June 23.-In the Repub-
Iican Convection yesterday Governor
Connor was renominated for Governor
by acclamation. W. w. Thomas and
N. A. Farwell were chosen Presidential
Electors. Resolutions were adopted
indorsing Hayes and Wheeler, express
ing adherence to prohibition, and thank
ing Republicans tor their support OF
Blaine at Cincinnati. The following
dispatch was received with applause:
'sWAsHINGToN, June y.
"To the President of the Republican Conyen-
tion, Bangor, Maine:
'If my health had permitted l would
have been with you to-day. Accept my
congratulations on the brilliant promise
OF a great national victory tor the he-
publican party. Every effort must be
made to give Governor Connor mag
nitioent old-fashioued majority In sep
tember. Maine must lead the way for
the triumphant election of Hayes ana
Wheeler. j. q. BLAINE"
The Convention then adjourned.
Affairs at st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June 23.-Hon. John Kelly,
the Tammany Sachem, Roger A. Pryor,
of New York, and Erastus Corning, ol
Albany, are among the notable arrivals
Augustus Schell got together the men,
bers of the National Executive Commit
tee and had long conference on the ar
rangements In detail. Seats for the
press have been increased to one nun
dred and twenty, exclusive OF specia
press force which will send verbatim
report of the proceedings from day to
day.
Among the delegates registered are y
Warner, OF Georgia; Hugh Donneily, o
Mass achusetts; John Lowe, OF Indiana
Walker, OF Alabama; b. Q. Shaw, STATE
Treasurer of Indiana and Secretary o
the Indiana Delegation.
NEW YORK, June 23.-A St. Louis spe
cial says. Belmonps views on the fnar
cial question were telegraphed here yes
terday and caused some considerabl
comment. Belmont is now regarded
= the meeting OF the rag-baby men Of Ohi
J and Indiana as half way. 1t is locke
upon as sly blow at Tilden.
some argue il a so-called hard none
man like Belmont entertaina such view
, Hendricks must be acceptable to II
} bloated bondholders or Wall stree
Since Belmonps views have been mad
known Western Democrats have 81
new courage. Old Senator Gwin, Of Ca
a ifornia, is mere for Tilden. With hardl
an exception every broken down, co
lrupt old rascal OF the days Of 1858 an
80 is here for Tilden and Reform. Thin
i OF Gwin being reformer. Three or fou
g of the Kentucky delegation arrived tn
! morning, and are very bitter on Tide
. and openly proclaim that he can NJ
: carry that State. Some parties are yeI
busy pushing Judge Davis, of lllnoi
but the Convention will, under no ci
Gums tances, nominate a dissatisfied h
, publican candidate.
, NEW YORK, June 23.-A st. Louis sp
) cial says Tilden Is most prominen
, while Ohio is split between Thurms
= and Allen. Hancock Is hardly me
, toned. Bayard Is the choice OF maj
: Southern delegates, but they confe
a his unayailibility.
+ The first fight will be over the tw
y thirds rule. Strong efforts will be MAJ
q to defend 1t. III. j. Jewett, Preside
a and Receiver OF the Erie Railroad,
!. mentioned as q probable compromi
, candidate.
Dispatches from various portions gi'
the standing of several State deleg
tions to st. Louis. Delaware is {
|, Bayard first and last; vi
" ginia is for Tilden, althou
uninstructed. North Carolina tavo
Bayard, but doubts bis availabilli
:, Georgia is for Tilden. Tennessee is
~ unit for Hendricks, with Hancock
a second choice. Louisiana favors Ba
Ut ard, with Tilden as second choice.
a The World to-day, In Democrat
recapitulatlon of the result of the Sta
6 Conventions, gives Tilden 23l votes
" ST. Louis; Hendricks, ITO; Bayard,
g Allen, A; Thurman, 18.
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