The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-14

plausible, since 1t IL well known that Secre-
tsry Cameron is now sincerely for Conklng, and
If the delegates meant Conkling the calling OF
the meeting and everything else would have boon LETT
In Camsron's hands, besides the has got ahoat
that thirtynve forty delegates are reality for
Blaine and although this certainly known 1t has
color OF probability II is also said that delegate this
morning who was urged by Mr.. Cameron 70 support Mr.
Conklng told the Secretary that no had himself been
active IN eicctng Blaine delegates Ut one time III
you have changed SAID the delegate, ~ have not"
CANVASS STATES
Tho following is tho latest return from each delega-
ton
Aiabama-Two delegations The Spencer delegates
first choice, Conkling, s; Morton. Is. Second choice
Conkling, 10 The contcsIng delegation first choice
Bristow, 20 Second choice, Blame or Hayes
Arkansas-Firs choice, Morton. Second choice.
Conkling or Blaine
Cafornia-First ballot, Blaine, 8 Conkling.
Connccticut-First choice, Jewell, 10; Bristow, z
Second choice, Brstow, 9; Blaine, 8; Hayes, 8.
Indiana-Flrst choice, Norton, 30. Second choice.
Brstow, 10; Blaine, 2
Iiinois-Baine, SO; washburne, 2; Bristow, 4 on
FIRST ballot II Blame breaks twothirds OF the dele
CATION will go for Conklns; remainder for washburno
first, Hayes, second
Louisana-Firss ballot Blaine. 8; Morton, IL Sec
ond choice, Conkling.
choice, Hayes Washburne.
Massachusetts, stands-First ballot, Brstow, Is;
Blaine, S. Fish. For second choice there q strong
feeling toward Blaine.
Micnigan-First choice, Bristow, IL: Blaine Q;
Hayes. 8; Chandler, Second choice, Hayes Wash
burnc.
New Jerscy-First choice Blaine. Is; Conklng, ?;
Bristow, Second choice halt for Conkling half Tor
Hayes
Ohio will vote ~ unit for Hayes first ballot and
every other; but delegate may call for meeting
for consultation There a strong disposition stick
TO Hayes unless Blanc gets heavy vote In which
they may change its vote to Blaine.
Pennsylvania IS; and no second choice
expressed But resolution Is adopted that by the
action OF . majority the vote may be vetoed
Rhode Tsand-Bristow, Z; Blaine TO- Second
choice, Blaine or Hayes.
Iowa-Frst choice, Blaine, p Second choice,
Hayes
wisconsin-Blaine, 20. Second choice, Hayes.
Florida-Mofton, g. Second choice Conking
Dclaware-Blane, O. Second choice, Conkline.
Kansas-Blaine, 10; second choice. Hayes Wash
burne.
Ken.ucky-Bristow. "a second choice, Hayes, though
II Bristow disappears before Blaine some Kentucky
votes viii 20 Rlane
Louisiana-Morton, Is; Blaine, 8; second choice.
Conkling.
Maine-Blains, IA; second choice believed 70 be
Hayes
MISUNDERSTANDING 10; second choice probably Hayes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 8; Conkllng, 10; second choice
all or very nearly all, Conkling.
Notwithstanding, 8; second choice uncertain.
vcrmont-Brstow, 8; Blaine, 2; second chsica,
Wheeler
North Carona-Blaine, Q; Conklng, 4; Norton, 8;
Bristow, l. Second choice, Conkling
Nebraska-Blaine q second choice probably
Hayes or Washburna
Oregon-Biaine, q Second choice probably Conk-
Wyoming Territory-Brlstow, Second choice
Wheeler or Hayes
Tho other NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., New Mexico, WASH
ington Utah, Montana, Idaho Dakota--cassing four
teen votes In all, for Blaine, and their second
choice 10 uncertain The District OF Columbia Conk.
ling.
wisconsln-B Blaine, 70 sseondchoics Hayes or WASH
burne. stks.s
virginia-Blaine, Is. Second choice Conkllng
Tennessee-Bristow, IL Conking 8; Blame, l. SEQ
ond choice uncertain.
Mr.. zConkling will got considerable Of the delega-
tion.
South caroiina-Conkling .; Bristow, 2; Blaine. g.
Second choice, Conkng
Texas-Conkling, 8; Bristow, o; Blaine, q Second
choice probably Conkng. but IL may not be quite
unanimous
Missour-Morton Z; Blaine IL ;Bristow, s; Conkling
s; Hayes 2 Tho Morton and Blaine men will 20 to
Conkling second choice.
waAr THE GERMANS WANT
At the National Convention Of German Republicans.
hold at Turner Hail. In this city, in which twenty-five
States represented tho following resolutions were
adopted and the President of tho Convention, Judge
Dittenhoeer, instructed to present them 70 the
State Convention to-morrow:-
Fra--We demand free non-sectarian schools, CON-
pusory education taxation OF church property ex-
pressed In the recent message Of the President
Second-No amendment to tho constitution recog-
MIXING any system OF religious faith by federal State
Third-The protection OF the emigrant by federal
power, view OF the recent decision Of the Supreme
Court OF the United States declaring State legislation
on tho subject unconstitutional is absolutely ,ndis-
pensabc.
FourlA-The laws must give the same protection to
OF tho existing treaties with foreign governments
affecting naturalization and expatriation
FtfN Civil service reform.
SirtA--No step backward on the road to resumption
National German Republican Committee, consist
ing OF delegate from each State Of which Judge
Dittenhoefer, OF New York made chairman, was
then formed and to this committee given the
power 20 call future Of tho German repub-
licans and the usual powers ofsuch committees
CAREFUL COUNT.
Mr. Bristows friends this evening, ON q careful
count claim 100 votes the first ballot Mr.. Conk-
lng's friends claim 1872 the first ballot not caring
to present a greater number. Mr.. Jewell will have
ten, Governor Hartrauft IS, and Governor Hayes Al
This precisely half tho Convention; the remaining
s7s votes are therefore, left 10 DO divided between
Blaine and Morton. According 10 this count the
Blaine claim hat they will present 275 votes on
the nrst ballot which would allow 1o3 to Mr. Norton
THE PENNSYLVANIA CASE.
delegate from Pennsylvania states, tonight that
the reports In circulation to the action Of that
delegation to-day incorrect and do bear tho
construction placed upon them He says that
the true act Of tho delegation was as
iollows:--A resolution TO vote az q unit for
Hartranft adopted motion was made
that tho call OF fifteen delegates tho delegation
should 10 consider the question OF changing tho
vote or aboshng the unit ruo This was voted down