The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-18
SOME SENTIMENTS
Drvrped by the Delegates on
Their Winding Way.
Seymour Speaks, Calico Charley Con.
verses, Dennis Dilates, and the
p. Man From Montana I'm.
burdens His Mind.
THOMPSON, RURD AND RICE.

Rational Associated Press to the Star
WAsHINeToN June 18.-The Virginia
and Delaware delegations passed through
here last nighton their way to Cincinnati.
TIE Virsinians are uninstructed, but the
personal preference of most of the dele
gates is for Justice Field.
The Delaware delegation is solid for Bay
ard.
John G. Thompson. Frank Hurd, Gen.
Rice and other prominent Ohioans left last
night for Cincinnati.
BEN. HILL, OF GEORGIA.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June Ex-senator
Ben. Hill, of Georgia, started this morning
for the Convention. Though not dele
gate, lie represents much Of the Southern
sentiment. His first choice is Justice
Field his second Tilden or Bayard He
says the people in Georgia have strong
feeling for all these candidates, especially
for Tilden. ...-
e..ssjn WHAT SEYMOUR SAID. l..
7 NEx(HoRK, June 18.-A Hornellsville
N. Y. special to-day says Horatio Seymour
while ell route to Olean, where lie owns
considerable property, was captured by
some delegates on their way to Cincinnati
yesterday. They shook hanSs with and
cheered him for the next President. One
delegate said Seymour will be nominated
and forced to accept" Seymour said his
refusal to accept was unc additional. He
doubted the expeniency of nominating any
New York man, as it would imperil the
success, there being too much feeling be-
tween the hosts Of the factions. He ad-
vised the party to take younger and new
man not in any way mixed up with New
York troubles, and said strong man from
Illinois would be expedent and available.
The Ex-Governor is in excellent health and
was apparently as vigorous as any man on
Che train. '''' 4"s
s7 THE VOICE OF MONTANA. or
CHICAGO, June 18.--A. M. Walfolk, edi-
tor of the Helena (Montana) Independent,
and delegate to the National Democratic
Convention, was spoken with here on his
way to Cincinnati.
He said Montana felt kindly towards Mr..
Tilden, and would give him as large ma
the nomination; but Tilden may not be the
most available man the country over; we
want candidate who can carry New YORK,
which will be the pivotal State Of the
campaign.
Mr.. Seymour would be the proper man
70. de- Athat Seymour and Mcdonald,
fnd, &6uld be strong pair. II Tilden is
dropped Hendricks will have to be also
Mr. Walfolth believed Judge Field was the
strongest among the dark horses
OUR CHARLEY ON THE CONTEST.
NEW York. June 18.-Governor Charles
Foster, OF Ohio, in an interview here, says
Garfield and Arthur are certain to carry
every Northern State; that respecting the
Bouths 1870 Electoral votes. il they are nec-
essary to insure Democratic success they
will be counted for the Democratic candi-
date, although five or six Of the States are
honestly Republican and will be counted
20 If those who count know the Democrats
are beaten any way; that all The Conserva-
tive vote will 60 to Garfield, and that at
tacks on his character are so much burned
powder.
SOME REMARKS BY DENIS.
NEW YoRK, June 1s.--Denis Kearney, In
On interview, says: have just come from
the Insdhstrial Convention of Voting Cat
tie at Chicago--G Greenbackers they are
called-where entered my protest against
the lecherous, bond-holding slave-drivers,
who are grinding suffering humanity into
the gutter. am engaged in inventing Q
wheel to turn the world upside down. 1t has
adnubled back.action. don't know how it
will work yet. On one side there is gull.
lotine to cut off the necks of the political
eut-throats, the corrupt Judges and the
blackmailing, brbe-taking pack OF hounds,
the newspaper proprietors who prostitute