Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-11
CINCINNATI.
Arriving Trains Crowded with Dele
ERtes-NOtabEes Already i'm the
Clty-LRtesL Phases of the
Republican Planetary
SYSTEM.

CINCINNATI, June 10.-Trsins arriv.
ing this morning were crowded with
delegates to the convention, friends Of
prominent candidates and Others in.
terested in the coming contest. Among
the notable arrivals are Eugene Hale
aud w. P. Frye, of Maine; Benjamin F.
Loan, of st Louis; Parker G Chandler, oi
Boston, Schuyler CROSBY, of New York
William Henry Smith, OF Chicago; 2.
G. Brown, of New York; Thomas Stew
art and John O'Brien, OF New York
Governor Stearns, OF New Hampshire;
Psrson BrOWnlow, of Tennessee.
The Lincoln club Of New York, head
ed by DoWning's band, paraded through
some Of the principal streets, immedi-
ately upon their arrival, making q very
creditaDIe display. The rumor that Mr..
Blaine would be present next week is
auth Oritatively denied. AS regards the
prospects OF the candidates, every mo.
ments developments seem to indicate
that the struggle next week will be very
obstinate. 1t is not probable that bal.
lotipg will take place before Thursday,
and perhaps not until Friday.
In an interview with Hon. w. P,
Frye this morning, he denies emphati.
cally that Mr.. Blaine will withdraw his
name as q candidate, or that after the
first ballot he would name the candidate
who should succeed him. The friends
Of MI. Blaine claim that because the
Democrats believe him to be the most
dangerous to their party they have cub.
jected him to the ordeal through which
be has passed. There is great anxiety
to know where Illinois Will
go in the event of Blaiue's
failure to secure majority.
Conkling's friends are very enthusiastic,
and confident of the SUCCESS of their IA
vorite. Bristow's adherents seem To
lack strength as yet, though a large
number of delegates are expected by his
friends to arrive on Monday, especially
from the south.
Representatives Frye and Hale, of
Maine, and Tyner, of Indiana, arrived
here to-day from Washington. The lat
ter Is for Senator Morton, while the
Maine representatives are here to push
the interests OF mr. Blaine.
A reporter Of the Evening Times in
terviswed them, and found them conf
dent Of the success Of their candidate,
Notwithstanding the pending investiga.
ton.
Mr.. Hale stated that Mr.. Blaine's
friends believe that his strength il the
convention as made up after his won
derinl series Of victories ia the State
conventions of May 20ih, added to the
indorsement OF the S ate Of Iowa in the
succeeding week, will be fully held in
the convention. There has nothing
been received indicating any weakness
on the contrary, since Monday last there
have been many professions of conf
dence and promises of support from
qSarters that had not be fore been friend.
ly.
Mr.. Frye said: eyes, sir; from the
information we have received, We can
assure you that the feelings Of Mr..
Blaine's active friends have Deen inten-
sified and Eome doubtful men have beep
made certain in his favor, and IL there
is any faltering, we have tsiled to hear
o:fit."
Other politicians do not concur in this
view OF Blaine's chances. They ssv
that the published Letters sre fatal tn
him, and after receiving a hapd.
some vote on the fist ballot
his support will divide among the
other candidates. The Ohio paonle
claim that they have assurauees that
when Blsine's friends find il imDossihls
to nominate him they will then 90 TO
Hayes, securing the latters successs The
Indiana men also admit that BIsine,s
vote will be large, but
that his name will soon be- dropped and
that they will g .in many of has follow
ers. They assert that Morton will show