The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-09
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

THE MAJORITY OF THE DELEGArRs FOR BIALgI
AND 4 SMALL MINORITY FOR BRIsrow-sEN.
AroR caAGIN FOR THE SECOND PLACE ON
THE TICKET.
CONCORD June 3, 1875
The New Hampshire delegation to Cincinnati may b
considered as almost solid Blaine SO long there Is
the fantest hope Of his receiving the nomination The
State Convention which was held here the oath OF
last month"; was most adroiy and almost successfully
manipulated in favor Of the exSpeakcr candidate
through the energetic efforts OF some OF MI Bainc's
friends who sent on from Washington for the
specified purpose. One Of these. William f. Chandler,
notably industrious in having the Convention
pledged for his friend and client. and was himself
didate for delegate large In this latter ambition he
failcd and it was currently talked among the New
Hampshire friends OF Blaine that II Chandler had kept
out OF tho Convention the body would IN all prob
nbty have elected straight Blaine delegation
THE DELEGATEs STAND
In conversation with the delegates themselves with
their ntinate personal friends your correspondent
enabled give the following correct standing OF the
delegates in their preferences for Presidential cand
date
Daniel Hail. Dover, for Blame; Ira Colby Jr, Clare
mont Tor Blame; Charles II Burps Wilton, for Bainei
Nathaniel White, Concord, for Blaine.
YiRsT DISTRICT.
Aonzo Mute, Farm,ngton. for Blaine; George W.
Marston, Portsmouth, Tor Blaine
SECOND DISTRICT
Ezokiel A. Straw, Manchester, for Brstow; Jesse
Gault, Hooksett for Brstow
THIRD DISTRICT.
) Benjamin f. whiddcn, Lancaster, for Blaine; Thomai
G. Rand. Keenc, for Blaine Blame, 8; Bristow. 2
Governor Straw, OF Manchester, who was defeated ~
delegate large and subsequently elected from hls
district has hesitation about attending the Con-
ycntion. Hisniernate Gilmore Scripture, OF Nashua,
is Blame man. and II he should attend in place Of
Governor Straw delegation will be nine for Blaine
TO for Bristow. Indeed It is not wholly improb-
able that Mr. Gauit may finally Join his colleagues
and go for Blaine but In SO doing he would forfeit the
confidence OF the Bristow who elected him.
There hardly doubt but IN the end the delegation
will be Unanimous and IT 10 not uulkely that in the
informal or preliminary biots thcrc will be "a union
OF strength" Next 10 Blaine the popular sentiment -
thoroughly and unqualinedy for Secretary Bristow,
and the next avorites in order Washburne Sher-
man. Wheeler and Hayes So far Conking and Morton
concerned, New Hampshire will vote against both
every time.
In Of the nomination for President going to
the West the delegation Will urge the nomination oil
Senator Aaron II. Cragn for the Vice Presidency.
LATEST SLATE.
Such OF the delegates arc friendly TO tho Maino
candidate violently radical in his behalf and It
Is not unlikely that the ordeal through which Mr..
Blaine Is passing will ALLEVIATE their support alto
gcther Indeed letter has been sent out 70 tho
era delegates within lew days calling for an immcdi
ate meeting their arrival CINCINNATI it is
that the object OF the meeting is to organize in
solid Tor Bristow long there is tho
slightest hope for him. and next to Brlstow the unan-
nous choice OF the delegation will be Wheeler and
Hayes and Mr. Conkliug will only be approved at the
last extremity An effort will also be made at this
lminary meeting of the delegates to urge the name OF
Judge Poland Tor the Vice Presidency in Mr..
Blaine should fail to got the nrst place on the ticket