, 1880-08-06
PRESIDENTIAL.
New York City Thronged with
Leading Republicans
Of the Country,
Drawn Thither to Attend the
Conference and Meet
the Candidates.
Tho Managers Hold a Long
Consultation as to tho
Campaign,
And Determine to Give Such Aid to
the South as Is Neo-
essary,
And Carry on an Aggressive Cam-
palgn in Every Southern
State.
Speeches Made by Secretary
Sherman, John Cessna,
and Others.
Reports upon the Republican
outlook Made from Va
rious States.
The Part Played by Han
cock in The Surratt
Matter.
How He Aided in Having tito
uabcns Corpus Writ
Annulled.
Proof that the Presidents Order Was
Prepared ut Hancock's Head
quarters,
THUS Proving His prcdctermluatIon t1lat
tho Woman Must Hang.
How Uo Aided in Having tito
uabcns Corpus Writ
Annulled.
Proof that the Presidents Order Was
Prepared ut Hancock's Head
quarters,
Thus Proving His PrcdotermiuatIon that
tho Woman Must Hang.


a NOTABLE aATuER1Sa.
opfe.as 4H1fa!e" 70 9"e easo'so 1ssoa"f.
NEW aohf, ANE. 5.-Aevcr betofo III tic
history Of the Republican party, save Mt
hational convention, havo 50 many lending
men III tae party been collected together, out
or Congress, as wero sean to;tlay III tho Fifth
Avenue iiote!. aost ot them wore drawn to
this city ny tho notlco that conference on
political matters would 10 Aeld. and ottlcrs
came to pay their rcspccta to Gen: J; a. Gar-
i!old anu Ten Chcsl2r a. Arthur. the oandt-
aatcs OF the partJ'1: Is1e halls o. tho hotel
were crowded with .lnon who
were Interested III Tug, business meet
ing anu desirous ot seeing Gen.
fairfield. and nothing but tho presence OF II
&nafd Mt the loot OF tho stairway leading to
lit nfst iloor and TO Tho roo'ns tn which the
tilssinEuisflctl visitor and tl1e conference
were lodged prevented constant confusion
nl'i afihoyahcc. INC conference was called
70 % ne,a nt II N. before that hour tho
s!ta!i alnIhe.soom 1aclng on iwents'fourth
st1ees was ero"aea Win prominent uler'
AMONG THEN WERE: ......
Jn'. J9''.. a''staI' s oec1eta'Y OF tne treasury
umited states senators Logan, OF Illinois;
nt1!soh' ni o. ,t Iowa; rl4mo' OF kansas;
aaane, OF Malhe; Da"es, ,''ot Mnssa"
alnl blalf. OF heW AnmpssiItc; and
cameron Of fcnnsyiyanla; Representatives
Iage, Oh Go!ofato; Mlles. OF Connectlcut'
eioa1oso ortl ana W. u. ca!klns, OF Indiana;
9eofge H. torihE' OF Al'sssacnusctts; GeoFge
IL LAWS, OF lil'nols; omar u. Cohgcr md
Jay a. il.lppcil, OF Aifcf1gan; Jpmca +.
bnggst OF Sow 1tompshlFo Ioorgo NJ. Hob
lnsol,' OF new Jersey: 9: D. Crlftenden.
Ahson ii: Mccook, Low Morton' Jo!,il W.
Fcrdo',. John W. baileS. DOM IL. 6ta1ln.
frahk llscocS' Jonn vahvoorhis,. MD Rich
atd cfowIeyu OF OF Now YORK;
l3of1)amfn huttcrworth. William. Nc
klnslcy, and Amos !" Townsend, OF
Uhlo; Josenh lofEcnseE, OF virginia;
and Charles u. Williams, Of Wisconsin; Mr..
John @. Now, Cen. 'Den Harrison, Gen. l..
~ Stre'eht. ana Morrison Harris, OF Indiana;
william 7. Frye and Eugene Hale, Of Nlatno;
ex.doy. Watnioth, I. u. b. linehback, Gen.
John II. Sypher, OF Louisiana; cS-Gov.
CoaloSer aha ". W. Hicks, OF Florida;
cx.Gov: Nlcllnrd q. Mccormick, OF
Arizona; j. ]. Yonngs, Thomas =.
keogh. OF NORTH Carolina; Gen. N.
7. banks, cx-s3ccrcsary, George 8.
Boutwell,, OF Massachusetts; W. z. Chandler,
OF Now Hampshire; the Hon. G. 4. Grow,
tho lion, John Cossl'a. CLAYTON bicSllchacl,
Charles =. Smith, Edward McrheFson, Gov,
Edwin N, 1loyt. of Pcnnaylvania: Assistant
1ostmastcr'Gcncral Tyncs, Of Washington;
Col. "Long" Jones, Emery A. Storrs, Of
Illinois; William ". Phelps, Joseph Catt,
W, A. Stiles, George 4. 1lalsey, Frederick
a. Potts, John I. jackson, state-Treasurer
.Gcorgo ". Wright, Garfet a. Hobart Of
New Jersey; Chauncoy ]. FIlloy, Of Mis-
souri,; William d. Moore, Of Tennessee;
ex-senator Dorsey, Of Arkansas; the Hon.
E. W. Htougl1ton, the lion. Thurlow Weed,
Thomas G. Platt, John II. Francis, George
Dawson, John M. Stfycrs, Con. George II.
Sharpe, James J. Dolden, Gen. Horace