The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-10
THE CONVENTION.
Preliminary Doings. 50. Arrange
ments.-.PrOmim iment Arrivals, efe-

VIII nave Acu IefeQ Lne reputation 0I
having made the most thorough and per-
feet arrangements for National Con-
vention OF any city in the country. Tbs
pledges made by our Committee thas
invited the Convention to Cincinnati
are to be fully and faithfully redeemed
i'll every particular.
The headquarters Of the State Delegar
tion and Clubs are as follows:
Alabama-Gibson House. .
Arkansas-BurDet House, probably.
California-Gibson House, No. 236
second floor.
Conneetieat-Grand Hotel, No. 1o1
'parlor floor.
Delaware-Grand Hotel.
Florida--Grand Hotel, probably.
Georgia-Gibson House, No. 132 pas
lor floor.
nlinois-Burnet House, No. II, Office
floor.
Indiana-Grand Hotel, No. 1O4, parisx
floor. ,
Iowa-Burnet House, No. 46, parior
floor.
Kansas-Gibson House, No. LAG, par I,
lOr floor.
Kentucky-Burnet House, ladies' or.
dinary; and Grand Hotel, Fourth-street
Louisiana-Grand Hotel, No. l, Office
floor, and No. 1lS, parlor floor.
Maine-Burnet House, Nos. 80. %
and 81, parlor floor.
Acknowledgements.
assachusetts-GibsOn House, No. .
1913, third floor.
Michigan-Burnet House, Nos. s and
10, Office floor.
MlnnesoGa-Burnet House.
No
third floor.
Missouri-Kepler's.
Nebraska--St. James.
Nevada-Grand Hotel, probably.
New uampshire-Burnet House.
New Jersey-Gibson House, No. 141,
parlor floor.
New York-Grand Hotel, Pariors LOT
and 10S.
North Carolina-Grand Hotel, ParIpr
A, office floor.
Ohio-Grand Hotel, Parlor 102.
Oregon-Burnet House, No. 4, Office
floor.
Pennsylvania-Burn House. Nos. 48
and A, parlor floor; and Grand Hotel.
Parlor b, office floor.
Rhode lsland-Gibson House, Parlor
231, second floor.
South Carolina-Burnet House, Nos.
office floor.
Tennessee-St. james, No. 1874; and
Gibson House, No. 333.
vanan. ueAa c;ho -
floor.
Nvast W'ro;s;s JAMES, mts, No; no.
Wisconsiynn ynnpnrnao aps2n H nouse'
Coiorado-Burnet House, No. 7, Office
floor.
Wyoming-Burnet House.
National Republican Executive Conn.
mittee-Burnet House, No. 1DS narsor
floor.
Bristow Managers-Rurnat Uouso NJ
5S, parlor floor.
brlstoW Club, or New York-Gibson
House Bllllard-room.
ladies' narIor - A''" AoiA-St.' amsss
~ C',:y - tp:uuy asserted Dy the opponents
VI Gohhilns ~; tnat MS friends, despairing
Uonts VI n.s ~ noh,Has'oh, +nis, nave made arrange
Whaa,eu W. as opt,ns 'ue naule vi william a.
80 ooiipio oihIse cahaioate.
Hon. W. Z. Chandler, Secretary of the
National Republican Executive Com
lnlttee, mas opened headquarters at the
burnee house, ana the work OF prepar-
ing ior business commenced this morn
my.
The prominent Journalists alraadv a,
the ground and al work arc q ~
more, of The Alta Calilornia. at ths
Grand Hotel; Major Edward M tha rJi.
! cago Post and Mail. at the Knrne.-
Major Blckham. of the Dayton JournaI
at the Grand;, Chas. Nordhuff of ths
New York Herald, and Howard Carroll,
OF the New YORK Times, at the Grand;
| MAJOR Ben. Perley, oil the Boston Jour.
mai, ut The Burnet.
Hon. Godloye g. Orth RanubJ;oa, c,n-
dilate for Governor of Indiana. Is at TIE
Burnet. "as hot as a lime kiIn1 for Mr..
ton.
rho 1;,o,,, c,,,h ,.
cha ! ;nan'I nuoutm III, 0iuo; VI itsourg, anu
,iwoI ~ Iast VI N" AoiA, o'ih ar
Nv" ies' "'en''
NEW YORK, June 10.-The Herald tn
day, speaking of the revefsionary chance
at Cincinnati, expresses the opinion
! that an attempt will be made by Biaina'
to form coalition with Bristow hv
using the strength of both anon the lat.
| ter, but considers that such a courss
would surely add to Bristow's defeat,
| Washburne and Morgan, it thinks.
would be safe ticket. -
W.obi,n,on