, 1876-06-24

fcstcd for Blaine hy his adhcrcat!s, and no such
and, when attacked the Kind u support he will
have will he, for The most part, Ut the sort
which, tnatead Of rallytng to his banner, will
inquire: " Well, cut he stand that and wtn1 II
n nss,, We a arc Is ssst IT, h a,s st u especially lSs % s
IL Of Southern delegates: Ihoy arc 10!
Ti!acn only II be can win. To them the auti-
lilden are busy suggesting that the only way In
which to get tic bloody shirt out Of the cam
patgn Is " nominate Union sol1ler,-
GEN, HANCOCK.
Rogcr A: Pryor, who COMES from ono Of the
New York districts, but who is M much Of q
southcrncr ~ ever, Is rcported to have gone
over. to- Hancock upon this Argument,
managers, is having some effect upon Southern
Delegates. The pennsylvAnia delegation hns
not yet arrived, but It IL understood that, II tho
prospect looks promising, they .wll push Han
cock for the nomination with tho anti-Tilden
could bo mustered It ts conceded that Hancock
would 60 before tho Convention as Formidable
candidate.
TIE nENDn1cK8 MEN,
despite The coquctt!ng with them Of t1!o Ti1cn-
ticket, hssel the volume Of assertion that Tildcn
cannot carry New York. To the great btnly Of
delegates who are fur "anybody " 70 vim" and
Ehosc sole anxiety. Is as 70 who can win,
a~o,,.t eT;n., ~ ha..JI5o.inn
II s' Is ti!as Ss' 'hhis''' 6ho and "siH; i"diaaa
urc lust in October, It matters nothing how New
York goes In November, Tilden, they loudly
proclaim, can carry neither Ohio nor Indiana
OF course, they clatm Hendricks could. There
tssue, hut in all thnt the Hendricks men urge
against 14ldcn's availability 1t is implied that
THE EAG-4ABriTEs or ONO AND INDIANA
would slaughter lin at tue polls II nominated.
I1,tf halt 1{S.rl1
cgat!on "a cool'y as though thai ladn't been
rcckoned and footed up for Tllden, lalf the
Ohio delegation at least, Tennessee, and mum
ber OF votes from other Southern States, IN tho
flrst and second ballots. THY tactly e,ncedc,
their sole prospect Of ea!ni1g is through
Tlldcn's overthrow, to which Il may sa1ely
be assumed thcy would copsr1buate with mar
yclous alacsity. Ohio will east her vote on the
first ballot for
pursuant to tho Instructions of the statn Con.
ventIo1l. That body nlca,it iii dead earnest tn
put William up for the Presidency, but tho del
rgatcs do not Propose to throw themselves
reserve, and, With the possible exception Of
Il few rl,npant Grecnbackcrs, the entire dele
CATION will support him. There has to-day becn
considerable discussion of his namct aud 1t has
generally bcen layorably received. Ills chances,
though Il Is IS conceded, depena qron The & l!-
haa ~ get been kept III the background. The
managers, a1eo, nrc presumably waiting for Til
den to 60 to pieces.
ALTOGETHER,
tonight, the cAnrNss scClns to be given over
to tho Ti1tten and anti-Ti!dcn factions from New
York. The South, which has been fur Ttljcn,
occupies the pustion of . disintesestcd specta-
tor, ana wait; 80 t9 ,Peak, Tor tue best man to
men, with the prospect Of tie addition
Of a lasge Iorce OF Hancock mel,
to Their numbers, also wait and watcl, the TIL
den anu anti-Tildun contest ready to promptly
take hand the norncnt II becomes clear t!lry
rau kill of 1ilden altogether. Therefore liyrly
Hundred to arrive to-1nor1uw will doubtless in
augutute tue liyelincss.
TALKS WITH DELEGATES.
. 70 she Hesftrn AxsucGtkd frtab
sr. Louis, No.. June GL-Iiut few addItlona]
delegates llayo been added 10 the list OF nrryaIs
today: 4 fraction Of tho lllnoB delegation anil
Rart of ti1at of kansaS GANG thjs nozHng a9dk
NJ full statc delegation ba. ret arrived that IT
California being still incomplete. Perry II.
Smith, Of tho Cook County, ILL.,, District, says
That r the delegates from that llstrlct, q arc
laa he places tho State delegation at 9 fur IT,
den, 10 for Davis, anl 0 for Hendricks.
Individual dclcgatcE from
TIE souTNEMx sTATEs
talk pretty freely but are careful not to commit
their delegations to any particular oplnfon or
line Of action. Ono Of them, very prominent in
Alabama, Is for Tlllci, and believes most Of hc
representative ,nen Of the South prefer that
gentleman, but observations sinee leaving l.otnc
crnl situation. and he thought 1t likely ills
would be- the result with mniiy delegates from
that section.
GEN. HANCOCK,
he said, has gained largely iu the South lately,
and next to Tlllen he Is thc choice OF Southern
Inns olr.tt
Of thu Democratic vote necessary to elect 4
PRESIDENT, yet they did not propose to tlictatc In
the least. They want candidate who will carry
the election one who Will ]ea'l them to Victory,
Democracy. Gov. Hendricks, This gentleman
South. Still, ii 1t is thought he is is
tic Btrongcst- ran In tho North, and
can carry New York and such other States rs
ccpt him mud give him its full vote. Ii tue
South llhs ony delnand to make, 1t is that the
nomncu Of the Convention shall he a man
against whose loyalty to the Federal Govern
nlunt during the late War
NOT EyKs 4 BLADE OF SUSPICION
can attach The nomination VI Hayes by the
Republicans has unsettled opinion In tic South
somewhat. With BLAZING, Morton, Or CnnklIng,
on tho Republican ticket 1tldep VIM by ill
9',ls The nlan for thy DuulocrHtic nonination.
have 1nodined these Views to some
axtent, ans!, although there is no doubt hut
Tll1eu Is tho chatc1 Of the Sauth, It may he
thought that so1ne other man wilt he stronger
md n,orc successful before the rcnplc. Other
Southern delegates express opinions similar to
the aboyc.
LATEST ARR1vALs.
Part Of the Michigan delegation arrived to-
night. Thu remainder will rnach lcre III tho
morning. Twenty of them arc for Ttlden
Atost OF tho Indiana delegates arc uuw
hero, Those present. bud M informal
meeting Tonight. At which Cen M
u. Manson presided. All other lndianians
wcrr Invited to bo present, nIti general co,l-
ference was had, but no nctiou wns takcn upon
any subject. 4 dispatch WIS received tonight
fT1!n tic ViFginta delegation stating that tf!ey
VII! arrive, hers to.tMssrow, and that they
aro unit for 1lllcn. The Tnmnln,ly
delegation, numbering go, will leave
Now York tnnight 70 arrive here Monday
morning. Tiny will have headquarters ut buth
the LisIactl aud Southern. The Democratic
members OF tho New York Board OF Aldermen
also leave there ts+nIght, and will perhaps reach
here Sunday. They arc antI-Tlldeu men.
THOSE BONDS.