The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-11
THE CONVENTION
At the NIusic Haal To- morroW.

Az the Music Hail To- morrow.
The Republican State Convention meets
tomorrow morning in the great Music
Hall. Some Of the delegates began arriving
last night, and this evening all will be
here
1t has been arranged that the delegates
shall meet by districts, at designated places,
at o'clock tomorrow morning, and there
select from their members one member from
each district of each of the following COM
mittees: Resolutions, Permanent Organiza-
ton, State Central Committee, and Creden-
tials. These names will then be ready to
be reported without delay to the conven-
ton when it meets. The convention meets
at II a. N. tomorrow at the Music Hall.
Judge Welsh, of Athens, will be the tenn
porary presiding officer.
1t is expected that the work of the con-
vention will be concluded early enough in
the afternoon to allow a grand ratification
at night.
The admission to the hall will be free, but
no one will be admitted without badge or
a ticket. Delegates and alternates will be
admitted on badges Visitors will be sup
piled with tickets upon application to-day
after o'clock at the headquarters at the
Gibson House, and tomorrow at 10 o'clock
at the Music Hall. The delegates will be
assigned seats on the main floor next the
stage. Behind them the alternates will be
seated and all the rest of the house will be
given up to visitors. Ample room will be
provided on the stage for the officers of the
Convention, reporters, and distinguished
visitors.
The Hamilton County Republican Execu-
tive Committee extend to the Republicans
attending the State Convention an invita-
10 ,,nt ~ +Inp oil
vue House this evening at s clock. Tick
cts can be procured at headquarters of the
County Committee. Room q, College Build
| ing.
| The following members of the coming
convention arrived in the city last night:
Guernsey County-Col. j.. D. Taylor, w.
X. Gooderl, Jonathan Rose, at the Hotel
Emery; Isaac Morton, at the Grand Hotel.
Champaign County-Hon. Thomas A. Cow
gil, Griffith Ellis, Hon. J. +. Convey, at the
Hotel Emery.
Shelby County-Wm. Binkley, editor Sid
ney Journal w. I. Davies at the Hotel
Emery.
Cuyahoga County-C. H. ostrander of
the State Department, at the Hotel Emery
Belmont County-F. P. Barnes, at the Ho-
tel Emery.
Noble County-Private Jas. Dalzell, W..
H Cooley, j. L. Knuoff, at the Gibson
House.
Muskingum County-Allen Miller at the
Gibson House
Athens County-Gen. G. H. Grosvenor
at the Gibson House.
Franklin County-Hon. Milton Barnes,
J. G. Donaldson Gen. J. S. Robinson
| Fred Blenkner, Hon. James Williams
Alexis Cope, at the Gibson House. s. N.
Field John Beatty, L. D. Myers, w. S.
Wilson ~ n Pol WI OF fba GRAND Inta1
Harrison County-W. B. Hearn, att the
Grand Hotel
Morrow County-W. G. Beatty, at the
Grand Hotel
Union County-Hon. James Robinson, j.
L. Cameron, French Garwood, Judge P. B.
Cole, Hon. Silas Sabine, and VIM. J.
| Woods. Aternates-L. L. Longbrake, W.
H. Conkwright, John Wiley, D. W. Ayers
A. T. Carpenter and c. Houston, at Hotel
Emery.
The candidates for Secretary of State are
Hon. Milton Barnes, the present incum-
bent, Hon J. K Rukenbrod, of Columbi-
1t is thought that the first named candidate
will receive the nomination by acclamation,
or at least on the first ballot.
For Judge of the Supreme Court there
seems but little opposition towards indors-
ing Judge White, of Springfield. Judge
Buckingham, of Licking County, and Judge
Granger, of Muskingum County, are also
running for the nomination for this office,
The Republicans feel confident that there
will be no opposition to the retention of
General Robinson as Chairman of the State
Central Committee.
1t is believed that Hon. Peter Thatcher,
of Cuyahoga County, will have to make a
hard fight to get the denomination for the
Board Of Public Works. His opponents are
Mr.. Martin of Butler County, a former
member of the Board, and George Paul and
S. NJ. Oviatt, of Summit County.
But the tale will be told Tomorrow