The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-23
CINCINNATI CoNyENTIoN NOTES.

CINCINNATI, June %.
ArroRSEY.GRSERAL GEORGE GALE, oil
Delaware, will present the name OF sena'
tor Bayard to the Convention.
GOVERNOR PORTER, Of Tennessee, says
n, thinks Bayard would bevery strong in
the South and could be elected.
TX the meeting OF the New York dele.
vation last night remarkable strength for
Indpe Pratt was developed, disturbing
nTsyious Calcula lions as 10 where New
Yorks strength would go alter TiIdens
withdrawal.
A NUMBER Of Tammany b;aves were Of
deIed out Of the rooms Of the KENTUCKY
delegation yesterday by the indignant
delegates, who would have no fellowship
with the bOisierous boilers who train W.
der John Kelly.
Ara meeting Of the Ohio Democratic
State Central Committee, held in the city
Yesterday, II was determined by the action
Of the committee to change the time Of
holding the State Convention from Tues
day, July 20lh, to Thursday, July 22d,
1850, at II o'clock A, NJ, in the City Of
Cleveland.
The scenes in the hotel corridors last
evening were OF decidedly lively char.
acter. Crushing crowds, flushed dele.
gates, exciting spectators, all added In
forming an exciting animated picture.
There Is not cot left In any hotel IN
town, and hundreds arc compelled to
spend the night In the halls.
MIR. MONTGOMERY BLAIR has been tele.
graphed to by MIR. Tilden to prepare an
Allie letter, showing that II BayHTd and
Thn. IMAM had not scrambled up on the
Electoral Commission after Mr.. Payne
had Luiilt and equipped It, 1t could not
have iaileo 10 deliver Mr.. Tilden safe and
sound al the door OF the White House In
March, 1877.
TuR Connecticut delegation took vote
last night on the quesl!o on as to who they
should support in case the question arose
as to an Eastern man who could carry the
States Of New York, New jersey and Con-
neCticut, and they settled upon JAmsa T.
English, OF Connecticut, although they
are willing 10 vote for any one else that
has greater strength, II one can be ionnd.
EVERY depot and railroad yard In Gin
djnnali is crowded with private and chart
eTeA cars belonging TO the various delega'
lions 10 the convention in this city. Many
OF the delegates sleep and eat in their
cars, and thus avoid the crowded hotels
When the convention adiOurns the roads
will have their iAcilitles taxed to Inc Ut
most. Every one will DO anxious 10 get
away on first trains lSaVlng'
Ar the Hancock headq parteF,, on Elm
street, things look very cheerful Tor the
fAvOriie horse. The leading mel OF several
NOrthW western States-that Is, representa-
tive men who would, or might have, 10
the iirat instances selected 1lIden or Sey.
mour, bad they continued in tue field
have expressed their preference Tor Han.
cock over any other name now ChAlked
upon the bulletin board.
IT Is credltAble to both Cincinnati and
the democracy that amid the busy din Of
the cou dict good order and good feeling
prevails. But little drunkenness in notice.
able. Here and there bug juice" gIves
evidence OF the power TO sIutliy, but It Ii
the exception RAJ. her than the rule. The
crowd is EOOd.nG turedly jolly, good.
nA,uredly active, and ready ~ good.
nA,uredly to accept the decree Of thc Con
venton.
The cruel blow Thurman received Rt the
hands Of the Ohio delegation cAusen ihe
deepest pain among bis friends and pro.
yokes sympathy from his enemies. The
delegation met yesterday, and with deep
elaboration absolutely sacrificed him, red
bandAna and all. A Payne man was
elected Chairman and Payne man
selected 10 berve on the Credentials and
Permanent Organization Committees. Il
was decided, TOO, TO vote for Thurman,
until u mAiOrity ruled otherwise. This
means that thurman may yet 0hiOS vote
gu the first ballot, but that ii will be
transferred 10 Payne whenever the major.
lly gives the word. The meat Of this lies
in the fact that Payne has majority Of
the delegation.