New-York tribune., 1872-06-05

and push made for Don Cameron, son OF 'he een
ator number OF the delegates from the western pa'
OF the State protested against this and the editor OF I'
Piksburgh Commercial said 70 tho active men III tho
Cameron movement that he would not support MN un'
less Hartrapft was taken of the State ticket intmang
that while be could swallow OF the Two, both To-
gether would be too strong dose Cameron was there
fore abandoned and Senator Scott was brought TO the
front AZ the most available man. The delegation met TO-
night and balloted twice, with the following resnt:
First Baliot-seott 25 Cofax. IL wilson Of hassachn'
sets, 10; scofed, S. Wilson Of Iowa,A
Second Bdllot-wilson OF Massachusetts,, ~ Coiidh'
"a; Scott, 10.
Speeches were made in favor OF uniting upon Scott and
opposing throwing the vote Of the satc
away. An adjournment was then voted until tomorro"
morning to give time for further effort to find tho
Pennsylvania who unite the delegation Tue pros
pect h that this cannot be DONE and that Henry wilson
will get the vote OF the State. The delegation is In
structed to vote as a unit in the Convention
The Kansas delegation disposed to vote as unit
for Henry Wilson from the start Two OF the DELEGATES
favorably disposed toward Coax. but arc under
stood to be willing 10 with the majority The Illinois
dele cation will not make any effort for concentrated
action large majority will vote for Wilson, probably
all but eight ten The feeling among the delegates
is that Illinois to have the President, they ought
take active part in the contest for the second
place the ticket and should endeayor TO throw tho
solid vote Of the State INTO the scales. AT meeting OF
the delegation tonight, at which only about one-haf
were present. an informal ballot gave Wilson II and Col
fax The Missouri delegation heretofore counted on
for James F. wilson, appear 20 regard him as out OF the
fight and will give a nearly unanimous vote for the
Massachusetts, Senator Only two Of their delegates arc
counted for Colfax. The accession Of this state and
Kansas will give Wilson powerful lift in quarter
where no help expected and gre atty encourages hs
in the East who feared that the West would in
The active managers Of the Missouri delegation
eN-Sehatots hehuersOn aiu heniA ,, a. DIV, % 80 jSS
to Brazil Wisconsin stands Il for Wlls0n ana Sor CoaA
Oregon California and Nevada ale counted Tor COIlah
The Michigan delegation is also for hm, together win
Minnesota Maine, Vermont, Rhode Island, Delaware,
Maryland and NeW-Jersey. The delegaes from these
States instructed for Cofax. The Georgia deega-
bama, Mississippi, Florida South Carolina, Arkansas,
son. Tho Tennessee delegation will vote for ColiaH.
after or two complimentary votes for Horace May.
and last. North Carolina will vote as a unit In
Convention, but viii not decide upon candidate until
quarter Louisiana voted this evening" 10 support Col
fax West Virginia Is instructed for Colfax. The New
after some DISCUSSION cast vote az follows Colfx, So
Wilson. IA. The delegation will cast dyided vote AZ
vacancy the National Committee, and oS-Goy.
Morgan to be the member Of that Committee for tho
LATEST RESUME
The accurate figures that be obtained tonight
make probable result Of the first ballot as follows
For CoLar- California, Il Delaware,s; Georgia, o.
Maryland, l6; Michigan, % Minnesota 10; MISSOURI
a Nebraska, 6; Nevada, 8; NeN-HOrk, 50j New-Jer-
sey, is; Oregon, G Rhode Island, 5; Vermont 10;
West Virginia, g. Wisconsin, g. Territories, S Total 2g2
For Wiison-Alabama, 90; Arkansas, II; Florida, 81
Georgia, l6; Illinois, S0 Kansas 0 hasfaehusetts 70;
Mississippi, I6; Missouri y kew-Hampshlre. 10 New
York IA; North Carolina, south Carolina, IA Texas
16; Wisconsin, II; Dakota, 2. Total, "a
For DenniSOa-OhtO, A.
For HdrLan-Kentucky, "a.
Tor l. f. WiiS0n-IOwa p.
For Hdtcley-ConneCticut 10.
For Mdgpard-Tennessee %.
For LetctS-Vrginia o.
D0ubtruL-Pennsylvania IS.
on the second ballot Pennsylvania gill; in all proba-
hiity 90 Wilson, she does the first. Ohio Is
expected give 20 votes to Wilson and IA for Colfax
after Dennison OF the way Tennessee counted
as solid for COfax the second ballot and Virginia
solid for Wilson, and it is claimed that Maine will
give ut least votes for Wilson. These
changes will make the second ballot about
as follows Henry Wilson, S67; Cofax, S27; Hawley,
Harlan and j. T. Wilson remaining before; necessary
to choice 36. IL will be by the above figures that
the contest will be exceedingly close. Tho opinion at
late hour tonight among disinterested persons who
have closely scanned the field Is that Wilson will be
nominated the second or third ballot.