The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-13
"Hon. Eugene Hale:

A good sleep refreshed him very much,
and awakening from 1t at 2 A. M. asked
for crackers and butter, which he rel
ished amazingly. DR.. Verdi watched
during the night and found him sleeping
normally. This morning MIR. Blaine
wants the papers read to him. We keep
him quiet, of course, but 1t may safely
be said that Mr.. Blaine is rapidly con-
valescing.
[Signedl s'T. s. VERDI, NJ. d.
"G. W. Pope, III. D."
Next to the Blaine men in real work
and substantial results stand the COnk.
and are using both to the best advantage.
1t looks now az ii both Bristow and Nor
| ton might almost be considered out Of
| the fight.
The new Secretary Of War, Don Cam
erOn, Is small man with big red mus.
tache and blue eyes.
A vote OF the Hartranft delegates was
taken on the train last night, and the
result was TOR Blaine, second choice, n.
The whole number of votes, 2S.
The rear guard of the Illinois delega.
tion, twenly-three In number, arrived
this morning and quartered at the Bur-
net House.
A splendid picture of ConkIing orna-
ments the banner Of the Buffalo, N. Y,
delegation. He looks like the "ourled
darling"
A meeting OF the Bristow Club will be
held at Pixies Hall, this evening, at 8
O'Clock.
The New Jersey delegates met this
morning at the Gibson House and ef-
footed the following organization:
Chairman, Gen. VIM, j. Sewell; SEQ
lretary, Mayor James Nd. Stratton; Vice
President, Hon. William A. Newell; on
/ Credentials, Hon. William j. Magee; on
on Resolutions, Hon. Fred. A. Potts
ON Rules and Order OF Business, L. III.
Kendrick.
In conversation with STAR represen.
tative this morning, Mr.. Pullan, editor
OF the Portland Me. } Press, said; 1--WE
are all feeling that we are on the top
wave Of success. Blaine will be the
nominee"
1t was intimated that the Hayes men
are confident. "That may be the ticket;
Blaine and Hayes" said he.
The Tennessee delegates did not come
ldown to business this morning. AiteI
vile, Chairman, and Mr.. Randolph, Sec.
lretary, the meeting adjourned until
Io'clock tonight, at the Gibson House
1t IS understood that they are divided IN
Isentiment as to Morton and Bristow,
with u lew votes for Blaine.
LATER-s r. WI.
Indiana completed her organization
this morning as tollows: Hon. James s.
Frazer, Vice President; Gen. Asbury
Steele. Credentials; Col. Kline G. Shry
, ock, Organization; Col. Richard w
Thom ps0n, Resolutions; Gen. Thos.. M,
! n D..lna ~
Hon. Will. Cumback, National Exeeu
: tive Committee.
II The Kentucky delegates organized by
selecting as follows: Jno. ID. Harlan
Chairman; 7. e. Burns, Secretary
William Cassius Goodl0e, Ma
, tonal Executive Committee; Il. Il
Weir, Vice President; Jno. W. Finell
Credentials; Jos. Speed, Resolutions
lJ. j. Landrum, Organi zatIon; I. y
: Shackelford, Rules and Order OF Busl
nees.
North Carolina organized as follow,
this morning: w. A. Smith, Chairman;
!. +. NJ. Sorrel, Secretary; j. FL. Harris
, Vice President; Jos. HeatOn, Creden
Wheeler, Permanent Organization; r. M
Normeut, Rules and'Order of Business
Thomas b. KeOgh, National Executive
lCommittee.
The Pennsylvania delegation met IL
one of the parlOrs OF the Grand Hote
( this morning and elected the following
ID. Don. Cameron, Chairman; j. Smith
Futhey, Vice President; H.J Reedy, Sec
retary; Hon. Edward MCPHERSON, Res0
D lutionj; Hon. Charles Albright, Perma
e nsnt Organization; M. s. Qiay, Creden
a tiais; Hon. John Cessna, Rules ant
Order OF Business.
fine following resolution was passed
Q t.Rssolved, That the name OF Gen. J0hl
: +. Hartranft be presented 10 the Con
F, yenlion for nomination for President o
the United States; that the speech o
prese ntation be made by Hon. Lew. Bar
0 | thoiomew, and that the chairman OF thu
), delegation be directed to cast the vot,
Of the delegation Tor him in accordance
y with the terms OF the resolutions OF tn
8 State Convention"
u Illinois organized this morning al
|, | follows: A. U. BaDcock. Chairman; JohI
j. Rinaker, Vice President; Chas. b
/ Farwell, Resolutions; Green b. Raum
10 ..ganization, Geo. S. Bangs, Creden
a tiais; Hon. II. =. Baker, Rules and Ords
OF Business; James +. Root, OF Chicago
Q ii en,ber oil National Committee.
Ola an iniorma ballot the result was
!. Blaine, "a; Brislow, 4; Washburne,
:. Vermont organized as ,ollows: Judg
- Luke p. Poland. Chairman; Hon. Georg
8 Howe, Vice President; Col. Roswell
Farnham, Secretary; Col. W. q. Veazey
Credentials; Warren q. French, Esq.
. Psrmanent Organization; Hon. Geo. h
q Bigelow, Resolutions; Hon. II. n. Wood
!. bridge, Rules.
the Conneoticut delegation held
' injecting this morning. The first acti0
4 WAS to declare that the business OF th
! meeting should be kept secret, aud
J after resolving to cast the frat vote 70
r Bristow, o motion was made TO deter
: ,,,iua tha eao0nd 0hoico. Alter lho an