The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-19
the two,-thirds vote, as he can not get suficienI

tlt.-. oAus.S WY At Co
the twothirds vote. as he can not get sufficient
Eastern votes.
'.If Tllden can not be nominated then Hendricks
can not be. The candidate who then can obtain
all the Eastern and Southern or all the Western
and Southern votes will get the nomination. and.
as understand the situation, Payne, Jewett or
Bayard Is the one to secure this nomination"
Halls FROM CuYAHoGA.
John Fl. Farley, delegate from Cuyahoga
County. said the delegates from that district will
vote for Payne or the man for whom they were
instructed.
JOHN KELLY TALKS
Mr.. John Kelly, the celebrated Tammany Chief.
who never says die, and can't be bought of, nor
choked off, nor coaxed of, was found athis hand
same parlor, No. 81 Burnet House, supported on
his lett flank by his stanch ally, Augustus Shell.
Seeing the STAR man come in with his lemon
squeezers Mr. Kelly Agnifed his resignation to
speak his little p ece and be done with it Our
hired man opened the bali by asking the gentle
man from New York for the news Mr.. Kelly
looked profound and observed that they had just
arrived in the city, and Of course knew nothing.
Referring to Mr.. Seymour's absolute withdraw
al OF his name as candidate, as published in the
morning papers, Mr. Kelly was asked what effect
thic WOuAu uuNV VII tHc oituutious HNoHO Wii"e
ever" said Mr. Kelly. "Mr. Seymour knows that
no New York man has ghost of chance to
carry New York, and hence wisely persists in re-
fusing the nom mnation." Being asked wheth-
er it was true that Mr.. Tilden
had himself withdrawn as rumored.
Mr.. Kelly said that he was not familiar with
Mr.. Tilden's confidential views, but that he
thought he must by this time be in much the
frame of mind of Captain SCOTS coon and had
best come down before the Convention met. He
was inquired of as to whether the Tammany hos
tility extended beyond Mr.. Tilden personally.
and said in answer that Tammany was part of
the great Democratic organization of the country,
and had no ambition beyond the success and
glory OF that great party. ~ H .." ''.
He said that Sam. Tilden was not alone rail-
road wrecker. he had wrecked for purely selfish
ends the Democratic party Of New York, as wit
ness the result of the last New York election when
Cornell was elected. In 1876 the country districts
of the State Of New York. outside OF the city gave
$4,000 majority for the Republicans, but Tam
many gave $1,000 majority for the Democrats in
New York City and carried the election by 30,O00
for that party. ..t l5 - 'hE
HAS Tammany any candidate to suggestT
NO." replied Mr. Kelly; 1--WE only want him to
1 be good Democrat and any such we would sup
port' .,rm- 't- .r..-..5. f..a.. .s.
"How about Mr.. Psyne9 we queried.
"Mr. Payne is good, sound man. and would
be supported as heartily as any other Democrat y
| ... TILDEN AGAIN wITHDRAws.
Senator Barnum stated positively to-day to
prominent educator of this city and some Others
that Mr.. Tilden had actually Withdrawn from the
contest This statement has been made and de.
MED so frequently that it would not be worthy Of
repetition except from the fact that in this case II
comes from reliable authority. Hh tEi
In regard to the reports that Tilden has with
drawn from the canvass that gentleman to-day
refused to state anything regarding it, In answer
to all inquiries, he said: II can not tell you"
Tilden's house 10 Gramercy Square, is the
center Of great activity to-day. The clicking q
the telegraph machines almost browns the voice.
Of the visitors. a..,-.. .s.. ws d f.a..
f- SOLID FOR HENDRICKS. 5.I
Mr.. ]. #. Durham, representing the Indian
lapolis Sentinel, was found by STAR. reporter a
the Gibson. Mr.. Durham is full of enthusiasm
. for Hendricks thinks II is useless to attempt t
beitt,e his strength, and that he will be the nom
; inee if he has fair show. ,t
Dr.. M. James, Of Muncie Indiana, who is on
Of the wheel horses OF his party. is very mucl
elated over the decision of the Supreme Cour
against the proposed amendments. The DoctO
is at at a loss to know why Indiana Republican
are indignant because Of the decision, inasmucl
as they are boasting that it will give them 20 0O
votes In October. Solid for Hendricks
Il ARRIVALS. tH'.
The arrivals at the Burnet House this mornin,
. were the following delegates from Illinois: Car
ter c. Hartman, James Mix. A: NJ Howington
H. A. Hurlburt, E. T. Steller John ?. Reynolds
R. ]. Howard Also Mr. John Fishback and B
s. Freemen, from New York. ,.;.o..a.
From New Jersey We find the names Of Mile
Ross and j. Il. Stewart ~ an f.4t -. g
From Missouri, Mr.. John. H.. Granger is reg
istered. .A. ....,a ,,..,..
At the Grand appear the names of John
Thompson of Ohio; JGs G. Cooke, of Washing
ton: A. Fl. Voolfolk. of Montana; John L. Vance
) Of Ohio; H. L. BabcocE, New York. Joseph A
Macklin, Chicago; I. L. Bonham, Martin Blip. L
, T. Fern, j. f. Bates, Geo +. Rodman, G
Mackey, Robt, Percval and Geo H. Parker, Q
Iowa. asp ~ "-''''u W - =" '@" '''
Mr.. B. H. Hill, of Georgia, is also ct the Grand
Of Pennsylvania; ?. i. smith, 4: = chase Fran
fcis a gnew and G. B. Maron, Of Illinois; Ed Kau,
ner, Of Michigan; E S. Cleveland. j. D. Phelps
, Jr, A. E, Burr Jabez L. White, Ralph Wheeler
0. D. King and Curtis Bacon. OF Connecticut,
!, Among the New York arrivals at the Burnet
House, we note Charles ]. Nehibas, of the firm O
!, | Nehrbas & Pitshke, School Commissioner an
! Chairman German Independent Organization.
IF. Butenschon Elector for Tenth lTilden's
Congressional District 5. pna u 200 n
!, , Chas c. Weh.um, Major of the Twelfth Volur
, teer Regiment, aid.de-camp OF General Rey
noids at Gettysburg. ~. 1it n'4l 10
Chas j.. Herbold. correspondent Washingto
Sentinel, Iowa State Independent Iowa Staat!
Anzeger.
| I. NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Twelve OF the members were present. Mr. Ba
! mum presiding, and Mayor F. O. Prince acting o
Z Secretary. M - ''a . 2 l9t
After going through some dry routine work
. communication was presented TO the Committe
. BY the Women's Suffrage Association, asking th
Committee 10 assign them room for their US
during the Convention. .uu1r n ..J.a ...9J
: Mr.. Prince was appointed Committee Of on
. Ito attend to the ladies' request. The Committe
was In session two hours. .rf..ft rGifi. f1
This afternoon the Albany, n Y, delegatio
arrived and took rooms ut the Grand Hotel Au
. tins Tenth Regiment Band accompanied the de
! egation and gave serenade in the rotunda {
the hotel. ,r. +-4s-lr legait. -
vi NOTES OF THE GATHERING. ..
|, Hon. Carter Harrison, Mayor Of Chicago, is
$ the city.
: The Georgia delegation arrived this mornin
and are at the Emery.
!, The reception to the Ohio delegation at Clifto
4 Hall takes place tonight. Ai .-i
n Payne's friends are evidently making stron
. headway against Thurman. s.tft M
! Tomorrow evening Judge Hoadly will give
!. dinner at the 6t Nicholas to Senator Barnum an
!. Mayor Prince. raL a.s.a
!, raoertion will ha oiven IN the MARYLAND dal