The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-23

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Of importance has developed to-nigh
except the fact that Tilden's bureal
appears still to be issuing circulars de
signed TO further some renewed effor
: to bring his name successfully befor'
the convention. II Is stated that mum
; erous kilograms are coming in to-nighi
from all parts Of the country, urging
Tilden's nomination despite his implied
declination, but Tilden, however, pro
fesses to believe that these kilograms
are not spontaneous but the result OF
prearranged bureau work, looking TO a
sudden capture Of the convention while
still divided upon the. multiplicity OF
candidates.
Randall's friends are more hopeful
tonight, but fail TO show where he can
get even a majority.
Bayard continues TO be the strongest
man in the genuine respect and sup
port Of the delegates. All who an
nounee themselves for him clearly mean
business, and will hold hard for him as
long as there is the lest chance Of sue
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cess.
English, Of Connecticut, seems to he
growing in strength tonight as a dark
horse TO be held in gloom until his
best opportunity comes. An effort is
making to unite Pennsylvania aud
Connecticut for Randall and English,
and IL the solid Pennsylvania vote can
be brought 10 Randall he will become
formidable. The Massachusetts contest
having been settled last night by COM
promise, in the national committee,
there will be no serious trouble to-mor.
row over contested seats except In the
case OF tammany in New York. The
discussion upon that is intended to be
cut short by previous question, so that
balloting should begin by early after
noon.
Payne Looming Up.
Cincinnati, June 22.-The New York
delegation had a meeting here this
evening and took ballot as to presi-
DENTAL preferences, which resulted as
follows: Payne 80, Tilden IL, English
IL, Bayard 9. Hancock 3, Randall l.
A motion mas made to make this
ballot formal, but it was voted down
and motion adopted that the New
York delegation present the name Of
Payne and vote Us unit in accordance
with the instructions OF the state con-
vention.
The other states backing this move
ment are Connecticut, New Jersey,
Kansas, Nebraska, Michigan, Minneso-
In and West Virginia. This they count
will give them the following vote Con-
necticut IL, Kansas 10. Nebraska q,
New Jersey Is, New York 20, Ohio A,
Michigan -, Minnesota 10, West vir-
ginia 10. Total 202. These 202 votes
are expected to bring enough from the
south to secure Payne's nomination.
II is undeniable that Bayard's
strength has fallen of. Tonight the
views of prominent southern men are
voiced by Harris, OF Tennessee. That
senator is an admirer and warm sup
porter OF Bayard, but he now doubts
the propriety of his nomination lest
capital should he made against the
democratic party in the north, hence to
drift away from Bayard and towards
the man selected by New York. This
Payne work is provoking counter
movement towards Mcdonald, of In
diana.
1t is urged that the democratic party
cannot afford TO risk everything on
their election in Ohio, and their ener-
gies should be directed towards Indiana,
which, under the decision of the su-
preme court remains an October state,
and that IL the east will not come to
Hendricks there must be the same Oh
lection to Mcdonald But there are
some who express the opinion that the
Payne movement is only to test the
sentiment of the convention.
Ohio solid for Thurman.
Cincinnati, June pa meeting OF
the Ohio delegation has resulted in a
very decided action, and once more
Senator Thurman has its solid support,
and the talk OF second choice for Ohio
IL stopped.
The Game or Tiiden's Friends.
Cincinnati, June, 22.-The weather
is hot and sultry tonight. but political
matters are exciting and great many
stores Of combinations are selling out
to various candidates. The mo3t posi.