| Show CAMPAIGN NOTES by W U tel to the republican ELECTION has been a rumor here today to day started by men of prominence that the governor would be very sure to call an extra session of the legislature to entertain subjects relative to new york city and for such other business as may be brought before it it was broadly intimated that euch other aur poses meant tho consideration of the botter bill of last session to change the methods of electing the electoral ticket so as to transfer it to an election by congressional dis tracts some republicans strongly favor the idea lit at tho governors shamber nothing has been heard of it it depends upon the governor to issue tho call for an extra session tho result of the passage of the potter bill it i conceded would ordinarily dina rily divide up the electoral vote of new vork state so as to give the republicans at least seventeen of the thirty five but lie wisdom of the measure is doubted by many indianapolis june 29 the democratic ratification meeting of the nominations made at cincinnati wa held at the wigwam where an immense audience assembled ex gov hendricks presided speeches were made by ex governor fiend ricka lion W H english nominee for vice president senators voorhees and mcdonald lion F landers pandi daie for governor and others INDIANA CLAIMED FOB NEW YORK june 29 john C new of indianapolis is now in this city in re spon to inquiries he said this evening that indiana would surely be carried by the republicans he remarked that at times during the cincinnati convention he had feared the democrats select a ticket which would give the republicans considerable trouble in his state now his anxiety had all mcdonald would have carried the state said he by majority and by but the treatment which II endricks received and the selection of english haye secured the state to us beyond a doubt HANCOCK VISITED june 30 among the visitors on Uan cock yesterday were the delegates from california and nevada and dr JI ancock of california he is overrun with visitors senator booth will leave |
