New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
DELEGATES TO VISIT MR.. MORTON.


BECK TO INFORM HIM OF HIS NOMINATION..
Tho delegates from the Republican National Con
venon, who are to meet Levi p. Morton at his home
in Rhincbeck this afternoon and, on behalf OF the
delegates TO the Chicago Convention, present him
formally with the nomination Of Vlce-Presldent, ar
rived here last evening, and driven directly to the
Murray Hi Hotel whee they will meet at 10 O'Clock
this morning, preparatory to taking special train
10 Rhlnebeck, by the New-York Central and Hudson
River Railroad. Ex-Governor p c. Cheney and
wife, Of New Hampshire who preceded the Notilca-
ton Committee, left for homo last night Governor
Cheney was III and may not be well enough to Join
his brother committeeman this morning. The mem
bers of the committee who came In last night were all
in excellent spirits
These arc the gentlemen who will attend in an
official capacity to inform Mr. Morton Of his nomi-
nation Judge NJ NJ. Estec, California, chairman; Cap
tain John c. Dougherty, Tennessee, secretary A ii.
Hendricks, Alabama; Congressman F. S. Post, Hi
nois Thomas Updegraf, Iowa. Judge George Denny,
jr., Kentucky Samuel IL Allen, Maine; DR.. +. L.
Benden Massachusetts, D. T. W. StItnger, Mississippi
r. s. Norva Nebraska; Captain obcd Wheeler, New
York; Ex-Governor Charles Foster, Ohio: General
Frank Reedcr Pennsylvania; Benjamin VI. Bosworih,
Rhode Island Edwin ii. Terrell, Texas; Harry Lbbcy,
Virginia; Logan H. Roots, Arkansas; j. NJ. Huston,
Indiana W. NJ. Marine, Maryland; II. A. Potter New
Jersey; d. C. Person. North Carolina; +. 7. Mays,
Oregon Samuel Fessenden, Connecticut; ii. c. Nc
Lear Delaware Andrew Hero, louisiana George
Christ Arizona and Perry c. Carson, District Of Co
lumbla
PROMINENT MEN TO GO WITH THE DELEGATES.
They will be accompanied their trip TO kline
beck by many prominent men, among them General
Cyrus Bussey, of this city, and Mator-Gcneral NJ g.
McLain, of indianapolis. General MoLaiD fought
under General Harrison and carries an empty sleeve
as a memento OF the war. The members OF the COM
mittee all wore handsome badges of white silk, on
which are excellent pictures of General Harrison and
Mr.. Norton The picture Of General Harrison Is an
exceptionally good one, and In his face may be seen
a resemblance to Mr.. Elaine and General Grant
Tho programme, as laid down last night by Captain
Dougherty, is that the delegates and their friends Will
meet In PaIlor III Of tho Murray Hin Hotel this morn
Ing at 10 O'Clock sharp They will take a special
train OF parlor cars at 10 80, arriving in Rhncbeck
at / 90 I'm the afternoon. There the committee and
the accompanying guests will be met by local COM
mittee which will escort them to the home OF Mr.
Morton three miles from the station. The presenta-
ton of the address and the nomination VIII be made
at O'Clock. Many Of the gentlemen will return to
this city to remain Sunday. Captain
Doughcrty will stay here for few days to attend
the meeting of the Executive Committee of tho Ma
tonal Republican League. Chairman Estee, OF the
Convention expressed the highest admiration for Cen
cral Harrison and Mr. Morton, and was certain that
the ticket would carry California By at least 10000
majority.
Captain wheeler also expressed himself as greatly
pleased with the nomination Tho ticket VIII DO
growing one, and We Will sweep the country. New
York VIII be ours by at least 30 900 majority The
feeling throughout the country where have been
with the committee is OF the best and the general salts
faction with the nominees and the platform was ex-
pressed on all sides"
WHAT DELEGATES THINK or THE TICKET
Mr. Christ, OF Arizona, said that he was sure that
the party would sweep every Northern State AT
Richmond, Indiana he continued our train stopped
for a few minutes, and a delegation OF old line Demo
Gratis boarded the and told us that they had voted
the Democratic ticket all their lives. but that they
would now support the Republican ticket. We VIII
carry Indiana by $4,000 majority
Mr.. Huston, who comes from General Harrlson's
State, was decidedly sanguine that the party would
be successful this fall lie said The nomination Of
Mr. HARRISON OF course, gives the utmost satisfaction
throughout the State Senator Harrison Il very
popular In every part of the State and BIO VIII Get
a iar,- numvcr vi democratic voIes. -.
that tho nomination of Nj. Morton for tho second
place certainly satisfactory as the selection OF any
man outside of the State would have been. He Is very
popular In Indiana" . -. ,
Captain Dougbcrty said that the ticket and
platform were well liked In Tennessee, and
that the state raised from the list OF doubt
fn States "In fact the only thread on which Cieyo
land now hung was the sectional prejudice, and that
was rapidly dying out Business men and progressive