New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
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OTTO.
TIE DEIrG ,TIoN INSTRUCTED FOR ALIEN.
The Convention adopted extreme imitation
platform presented ex-liov. William Allen TO the
National Convention their choice FOR the PreSl-
dency and instructed the delegates to use all honor
able means to secure his nomination. The vote Oh
the platform which was minority report, was 36S
10 800 Ii is reported good authority that ball
the delegates will not be controlled by the requsl-
ton of the Cony enlion bnt will vote for Thurman.
(Grorge II. PcndetoD,
=, ,a Vim. i. OBieu,
~ i|'"'' Thomas Ewing.
George W. Morgan
District 1. |. {. ,Oius Wn. j. O'NeL
n. l4omas b. Paxton and ali.r Hon'
III. Wm Howard aud Isaac 6iAze
~. George ". Hank aBd Jacob iakcr
v..Juuee Carter aud +. &. ie Blonde.
vi. j. B S.cclman and VA. SEcrLan
VIII. A. Nngcu and ;. W Higgins
VII. .Goorpu Lincoln ANA y 4 laiqns
X.C. r. Paracr and George r. sency.
MIR. l.. Reese nud II. j. Chapman.
Xu..J. T. /. Bingham and Charles + Rhiney
XIII. .U,c1e,Icd 40 { BI,uict CrnEcnii"tl
.V..tI.o rrIed 20 toe D,stncl Conventlon.)
XVI h. r. ;. Rigs and j. b. E,trP.
XVII. w. t. Brown dni Ruler, L. Shields
XVII. "A. ii. Conilnlus aud NJ. ". ASie!L
XIX. (T0 bc cIus, 49,
X&. &..i.oDe!t Ramsey and W. W. Armstrong.
OREGON.
TuE DELEGATES uNiN>TRUeHD.
The Oregon delegates ~ 10 NJ. isouis nninStrnctcd
The State Is represented by one delegate at large
and one from cach judicial District:
AZ IGrge. IL II. Glltoy. Dtstrd III Mlrn " Brown
LiSirei Ia. e. DidWlcy. ~ X H. Ihom7"h
IL. Thomas al'i.iroi N.J H. iuinrf'
PLNNsYLyANIA.
PROBABILITIES THAT IHE pELEGArEs fAvoB HEN
DBicKs.
The 80 delegates are entirely uninstrucicd, but
they are Thought to BE- in favor OF ticket with
Hendricks for President and CuTtn for Yice-Presi-
dent. -
PEOpAB 4, ~ FAVOR os ruprN.
There have been rpnrts whatever about the
eiglh delegates They are. uf course, all hari-monry
men, and can safely he set down iayoring any
candidate of tine filden scnool.
SOUTH CAROLINA
TIE DELEGATES N FAVOR p rnE BFsT MAN.
The Convention psssrii no Instructions, and the II
DELEGATES have cNprrs cd preferences. They are
all in favor Of the man who , the best prospect ior
being elected and viii be wiling 30 vo.o for either
Tideu OF Bayard. Recently there has bern great
reaction in lhc State in f.ror Of Tden, and the
delegates may have been affected 10y That.
T.>SISsEE
A STRONG PRFFiRtNCE fOT nFNprICEs.
The State Convention Diet not Instruct ~ dele
gates, bat cApIcssrd accidcd preference for Gov
tIendrIcks in the platform. An nnoond tional IT,
peal OF the Resumption act also demanded.
, j%SS I%% Il Il dsra alfG''9f 9f:
- '''''' ui. sohn e. nI"wn' ,.
District :. kr.lauicE and John T. H'im
mr. A. c.D'u anu '" II. 'iht
~ .JJ.h D.. +.uilal and ". X. sldd'cs
' Jaunr J.. H,.ididsuh ant Jsints '" Newman.
Wis mucl y, nelson ~ud )" O. E"ip.
Nit..N. g. M"',,-"fuu "n d; j. Allison.
Villa. y. Canrbrii ana ".si.a'n NJ wright
~. ;. v. Cochran aid r. -. sm.tn.
&..NIhi4iD H. Carroll
TEXAS.
NO 1xDIcArioa or Tma ro,rioN OF 1nE DELE
Cabs.
The Convention passed instructions and the
nGl delegates Lave expressed preferences. Ii Is
mpossibls to ray wDcIhcr they prefer Ii.den, Hen
irIcks. or BayaTd, or either one.
VERMONT.
,S FXPRassION or CONtlDENCE IN GOV. TIIDFN.
The Vermont delegates have bcen instructed Ia
vote "a a uni.. Thoy VIII probably lie governed al
ST. Louis by the state platform, which rccog"izrs
the eminent ability. aud fidelity OF samuel
J. rldcn. toe Il, iOn Governor Of New-forA," and
declares that fearless warfare against corrlp
lion wherever lou I'd entities nim to the confidence
of the American people" Tao platform is also for
hard money!
Marcus u. Chran.
4, o.a. Il. u. siuIil.y.
A' N"V' +. >. beniau.n.
Ja lcr '.aud.
DsL John cain aud George NJ. Fish.
Ii..o..u,s II. " ".i.ains .,nu Joseph W. piss
III. Is. henn, dy abd q. II. Li.ise.
Virginia.
UNPLEDGED AND UNRESTRICTED.
Vrgiua's delegates are ulinstructcd and
p'edgcd but GOV. 1ihcns friends within the State
profess 10 be satisfied with the membership. The
personal preferences Of large number aro Tor SEM
ator Bayard, VIII lc Gen. Hancock has many friends.
But the prevailing sentiment among them is 10 sup
port the most a,aiidble and strongest man at st.
LOUIS aud this determination to make their personal
preferences subordinate tO tine of the party
leads Gov. 1ideTs irirnds 10 believe his interests
are safe 80 tar as tho VIZ sinia delegation Is con-
cerned
flames a. Walker,
AZ Ldroe llilm1a i g,
Il. \. Crghl.
Dist. l. G. l.. ST ciair ani B I. Gnncr.
II Mui. Lamb aud j. b. Prince
III .JuTn A. Mcre,utn and Timothy O'Bren
wv. l.. Hinton, lr.. ana ". II. Mann.
vi 1huinas - b ,coca AID Wiu. T.. JonIs,on.
vi .. Y. oeut' 'ail AM NJ c. ilar'ran
VII. II. l.. /, ytun ,ild >. N';io.
TX. .hnI Maiis aud WA. Il. Aston.
WEST Virginia
PREFERENCES on TIE DaLEGATEs UNKNOwN.
Tne Convention adopted a sDft-noncy Platform,
but did nOl Istru It's delegates in any way. Their
preferences not known:
lJ. ~ Camden,
4. , Albert B,e-iey,
nv AD' i. j. DAVIS,
/. A. CO.rau.
DIST. |. g. -. Camden and Wilson pcall.
II..C. j. cIcsl4i ana Alex. JUDtOc
Iii d. ". helJ ANA ii. g. SilnnIs.
WISCONSIN
TIE OBLIGATION NEARLY A UNIT FOR TILDEN
Tie Convention Indefinitely postponed Il rcsOlu-
tiou iustTuc ing the del gates to vote as a uif and