The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-26
ALABAMA.
erLDEN's STRENGTH IN THE DELH0ArIoN-
THIRTEEN FOR THE NEW YORK GOVERNOR
M0NrcoNrpv limo 1879

efLDEN's STRENGTH IN THE DELHoArIoN-
THIRTEEN FOR THE NEW YORK GOVERNOR.
MONTGOMERY, Juno % 1875.
Tho democracy Of Alabama send twenty delegates to
81 Louis four for the State large sixteen for the
eight disrictA This delegation appears 10 be greatly
mixed to preference and some Of the delegates
Tor Tlden and for Hancock, Hendricks and Thur
man. However, Of the twenty delegates thirtoen are
emphatic for Tlden and only three for Hendricks two
Tor Hancock and two for Thurman. This delegation
comprises some able and distinguished men, among
Them being OF. Governor Shorter and General l. Pope
walker
The delegates at largo tour In number, and Of
these General l. PoFE wAtxER, Of Huntsville; c. c.
LAxcDox, OF Mobile and JoHS MORGAN, Of Selma are
III decidedly for Tilden and will every effort to
carry the delegation with them. Ex-Governor ELI s.
sBoRrEa, Of EufauIa, 10 for HendrickS but win
promise for tho second place tho ticket for that
ieman and will not utterly refuse 10 support TiIden
Tor the hrst place
The delegation from this district consists OF Messrs
yonN NcGU1Rx and +. s. LYox. Mr.. Mcclure Is for
Tilden because he believes him to be the choice Of
likely 20 carry the State OF Now York and defeat
Hayes In these views his colleague heartily concurs,
and neither Of them name any second choice
SECOND DISTRICT.
This district s divided Mr.: y. n CALDWELL 10 for
nldsn nrss and last, while Mr. ". v. SCREENS Is for
Hayes By The republicans requires the nomination Of
Western man BY the democrats. Tiiden and Hen
drcks however, Hendricks and Tilden VIII satisfy
Ibis delegation.
THIRD DISTINCT
The Third district Is solidy and nxedly for Tilden
parry and his country Mr.. =. WATKINS has abiding
faith that LIE great New YORK reiormcr Is destined to
reform sIs4 national government Both are confident
that Tildeh ought TO be and will 30 nominated and that
his election Is assured
YouRTH DISTRICT
IA da1a iron z. l.
gCorr and Z. w. PErrus, who decidedly for fldcn
Ind for nobody else They expect that Tdcn Will be
nominated tho nrst second ballot by Wo-third
vote and win in no event abandon him while there 70
hope.
FIFTH DISTRICT
From the Fifth district the delegates are hessrs r.
H. MONK and II. H. ARMSTRONG. and they are Tor the
him true man. who DO elected " nominated and
one whose record and character should rally TO hrs
standard the patriots OF all parties and All sections
This delegation however, stanaa alone IN lis advocacy
Of Hancock and will doubt defer the voice OF the
majority Of the delegates from the State
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Nessrx N. l. STAxsKLL and N. " CLEnxxrs repre-
sent this DISTRICT and believing Tldcn TO be
the man for tho times They win support him from
0rst 10 last confident that ho will be nominated
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
This district Is the only the state whose deie
rates make Thurman their nrst choice. These dele
sstes arc Mcssrs. r. b. KYLE and w. A. handy. who
thnk that the nomination OF Hayes, OF Ohio BY the
publcans would DO more than checkmatcd by the
nomination OF Thurman, OF OHIO, BY tho democrats.
Tbcsc delegates obstinate, and Will be guided
much by developments a Sc Louis.
ErGHTH DISTRICT.
This distrce delegation Is divided M JOIN SsoD