Daily globe., 1880-04-28
BUCKEYE RADICALS.
GATHERING OF THE CLANS.

CoLUsIpUs, O., April 27.-The hotels are al
ready crowded with delegates in readiness for
the Republican State convention tomorrow.
Matters are vet in q chaotic condition, but
the Sherman delegates, being largely in the
majority, are endeavoring to map out a pro-
pramme of business. They have about de-
Cided to instruct the delegates at large and
to pass resolutions requesting the general dele
gates TO support Sherman as long as there is q
reasonable chance for his nomination at Chi
cago. Ii has not been deemed wise, as yet, to
attempt to enforce the unit rule in view of the
number of delegates who will be in the con-
vention favorable to Blaine. The Blaine men
are very earnestly at work, and it is not un-
likely will make The convention very lively
when action is taken on the resolutions.
There Gre eight candidates for secretary of
state and numerous candidates for most of the
Other places on the State ticket. Those most
prominently mentioned tor delegates at large
are Senator Garfield, exGov. Dennison, W. d.
Byckhanl, S. S. Warner and Warren NJ. Bate.
man.
GOSSIP AS TO TIE RESULT.
Nearly all the delegates to the Republican
State convention are now here, with very many
strangers who come as lockers on. There is the
usual pressure Of candidates for places, but the
interest felt In what the convention will do re-
garding the Presidential candidates greatly les
sens the interest in the State ticket. The fol-
lowing are the candidates whose claims are be-
ing urged by themselves and personal friends;
For secretary of State, Alexis Cope, of st.
Clairsville; J. G. Donaldson, of Defiance;
]. K RukenbrOd of Salem; s. 3.
Smith, of Dayton; Charles Townsend.
nf Athens; William Cunningham, of New York;
Charles Hostrauder, of Cleveland and Thomas
f Fiider, If Akron. As each candidate pro-
fesses to believe his chances are excellent it
ata NJ tO a
.ls to who will be nominated. George w. Nc
Ilvane, Of Tuscarawas, and William Lawrence,
of Logan, are the candidates for supreme
Judge, but the probability is that Mcllvane
will be nominated. Those mentioned
for State school commissioner are
Eli T. Tappan of Gambler, d. f. Wolf of Hud-
SON. Il. s. Perkins of Medina, John Ogden of
Worthington, J. f. Lukens of Lebanon, D. r.
BOYD of Van Vert, and 81. 8. Bogett of Hills
boro. The candidates for member of the board
of public works are Stephen r. Hosmer of
Zanesville, Geo w. Gregg of Pickaway, E. B.
Pond of Scioto, and Philip Hersing OF Anglais.
The candidates for clerk of the supreme court
Dwight Crowell of Ashtabula, e. W. Page of
Ouyahoga, Thos. II. Pricketts of Coshocton,
and r. Eifenberick of Scoto.
Congressman Stark will be chosen temporary
president.
BLAINE's BoYs.
The shermeE men admit that Blaine will
have about 200 out of the G70 delegates in the
convention, and three Congressional districts
ont of twenty. The Blaine men claim about
250 delegates and six Congressional districts.
Some few Sherman delegates are anxious to
have an attempt made to pledge the entire
Ohio delegation for Sherman, but the managers
30 not approve of this plan. Their plan is to
adopt resolution instructing the delegates at
large and REQ uesting the district delegates to
support Secretary Sherman at Chicago.
no DIcTATIoy.
The Blaine delegates hald caucus .o-night
to consider what should be their action in the
convention tomorrow. The following we're
chosen for delegates at large, representing
Blaine's supporters: John Beatty, of Colum-
bus; Fred. Williams, of Huron; w. B. Shattuc,
of Hamilton. and j. B. Bradley, of Meigs. |
Aiternates: VIM. T. Gibson, of Seneca; Edwin |
Oowles, of Cayahoga; w. s. Peterson, of Trum-
bull; NJ. j. Turney, of PickawaY. Electors at
large: VIM. Dennison. of franklin, and AL
phOnso Taft, of Hamilton. The following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That under NO circumstances will
the friends of Mr.. Blaine yield to diotation
from any quarter as to the action of district
delegates to the Chicago convention.
While the Sherman men have not decided in
any formal meeting who they will press for
delegates ~ lhERs tuulcAtlonS are buaI Wlllan
Dennison of Enfrankln, Gov. Foster, s. 8.
Warner of Lorain, and Warner III. Bateman OF
Cincinnati will be chosen.
ANTITHIRD TERN.
There has been manifested tonight by few
delegates n desire to have to-morrow's conven-
tion adopt an anti-third term resolution, but
there IS good authority for saying no such res
olution will be offered, and even if it should
be that il could not be adopted. Little has been
said thus far about the Platform.