New-York tribune., 1876-05-06

to the National Convention, and instrcts the ueo-
gates to "givc him an earnest, constant, ana uhled
support and upon all questions to be bronght Deloi
on arising in the Convention, to cast the Vo'e W
Pennsylvania as the majority OF the delegates shaii
direct Mr. Blaine's friends claim the vote OF tho
delegation on the second ballot;
IL. D. Cameron,
a. , w. r. Leeds
Al Large ! i. y Y IIsgtsv Hsys
DIS, I. H. II H. j; Bin 1t s6am and VIM. J. Pollock
II John l. I'm and Norton McJehae Y.
III @. W Fairman and NJ. II staIi.on
" Wrn. B. Mann and W. IL Kembe.
Vi. NJ. fyram and Joseph Johnston:
VI II. r. Darlington and Alan Wood, lr
VII @. f. Darlington aud j Smith Futhey.
VIII S; NJ ianus anc L H. Greseman.
TX 20. J. Dckey ana Henry 5. EbeIio.
X.H. J. Eeeder and L. b. Young.
XI. Charles Albright ana D. A. Beckley.
XII L. N. Willard and IL. W. Palmer
XIII. H. Bartholomew and Daniel C. Mller'
XIV. j. C.rw6 t and j. W smith.
XVI. John Il Bowen and 5. Rogers:
XVII. John { s.na and LdwaIa scnu'
XIX Cas-. H. Mullen ana Edwar: Mcpherson
XA. john Is. Seinn and q. II. Murray.
kid. :. Atkinson aud Andrew stewart
WILL. L. Mlgee and J. II. Hampton
XxlII.. II. W. Oliver, jr and J S. Chambers.
XNiY.. NJ. $ Quay and ": 5. Moore.
XXy. X. RI01ISon and simon zlrby
xXyI..L. g. seinn and Henry {; Rloss
XVII. Thomas N; Walker and j. H. Osinan'
RHODE ISLAND.
AN UyFLEDGED and UNCONMIrTED DELTGIT1
The Convention adopted no platform and the dele
gates 80 to the Convention entirely uninstructod.
Their personal preferences are unknown:
Newport w Charles C. Van zandt.
Providence Charles Ncg,Se en- SflsGnw Aqles F,soon
Bristol ........ISaac F. Williams.
Washington. James NJ. PeIdlet0n
SOUTH CAROLINA.
AN UNpLEDGED DYIEGATIoN-Two-ruIRDsI IN FAVOR
or MORTCN-THE REST DIVIDED BETWEEN
BIATsE, BUIsrow, AND HAYEs.
The platform approves Senator Morton's public
services, but says the delegation shall 90 unin-
structed with the expectation that it will vote for
,he candidate who best represents the reform
element OF tho party. The delegation is largely M
committed, but one-thiId is known to be IN favor
of Morton, and another third leans the same way.
The reform party. representing Bristov or Blaine,
was defeated in the Convention, its leader, Gov.
Chamberlain, succeeding in getting elected
delegate only by his personal magnetism. The
Conkllng men claim some OF The delegates, but tire
tra not in favor of Morton j. generally believed to
be divided between Blaine Rristow. aud Hayes.
Robert H. Elliott tcol.l C'lortonl
,.y. Dini9l II. Chamberlain Oiristuw or Blaine,
~ large Richard II. Gleaves cod tind),
Dist = a. swqils tcol) and Joseih H. RI 'ney (colJ
III u. C. Corvin auo W. u. Nasn (oiI
IVA. 3. Wallace ana John Nusmiih.
VEoDert Smalls (co.j and Laure-ce Cain tcol.i
TEXAS
Az UNPIFDGED DFIFGAiION CLAIMED BY MORTON.
The delegates are sent entirely uuiEstTucied. and
their personal preferences are unknown. They are
claimed by Senator MortoIis friends, but whether
upon tangible grounds not IT is difficult to ascer
tain:
A. 1aroe{ 5. ). j: Ii.9 Eg.'sn.
A A.
Dist. /. L. W. Cooper and s r Newton
II. G.. Nllloy ard L. ". Min,r
III. L. l.. Mccall aud J.. W: Williams.
w 81. Cmey and Julius Schrltze.
VII. L. SowcOmD and W. Billings
VERMONT.
AN UNPLrDGED DgLgGATioN-ABOUT EQUALLY pi-
yiDED BETWEEN BLAINE ASD Bbisl0W.
The DELEGATES are unnstructed anl unpiodgel and
are Thought 10 De about half for Brsiow and half for
fIute p. Poland.
/, r.. Wlc'lDck g.. Ncaley,
~ H"Oe George G.. " we,
George H. bigc5w.
Dist l. Mason s. Cobu!n nd T. y WOodh!ldgc.
ii. Warren r French an Roswell FI,n.am.
III. =. u. Carpenter and j. l.. Mason
VIRGINIA.
TEE PLATFORM DECLARES FOR BLATNE-THE DELT-
CATION NEARLY UNANIMoUS IN HIS FAVOR.
The Convention adopted by vote of % 20 l3,
tire following platform: Having implicit conf
In the political soundncss and sagcity of the Hon.
James G. Blame OF the State Of Name, and believing
,hat he will defend and uphold the Constitution Of
the United States, it is, a1d mako this nation
loved at home and respected abroad, We hereby de-
clare our preference for him the nominee Of the
National Republican Convention FOR President Of the
United States" The delegation stands J 8 or 10 for
Blaine, and 3 or undecided between Conkins and
Morton
r Vim. II. H. Stnwtll,
AZ A"3o " \. ttcycn6 cOD,
john j. Lewis.
Dit / J. h. Seiirr ard Z. J. Carter.
H. j. p. Dezendorf AMI J. VI. Dawson.
III - II. i:ussti tDd j. ". POND Str.
". W J.. fcrnald in1 Ro.s ii niiiiOn
-. 8 Lewis and j y. DE Haven.
Vi.J II. Rvcs and George V. Case.
VII J. ". Porter ami Joseph Harrison.
VII Win. Miller a. q. Blanchard.
IN Jacob Wagner and ". 81 OAey.
WISCONSIN.
, DECLARATION IN Favor OF BLAINE-rhE DELE
GATES UNPLEDGED.
The Convention adopted unanimously the ioliow-
ing resolution That while we believe the choice
of the Union Republicans of Wisconsin il emphat-
cally in favor Of the Unions gifted son, james o.
Blaine. yet, in view of the time intervening before
the time of the assembling Of the National Conyen-
ton, we deoIn ii cxpeGient to instruct our dele
oates but trrst 10 iher intelligence, discretion snd
ability 10 failly represent their constituents in the
discharge Of this important duty" IAe delegation