The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-10

then he is for Bristow His third choice depends
trely contingencies. He cannot now see his way
clear 10 u, but IL might be ConklinE
Mr. JoHx GRACE OF Circlcvilic, 10 a wealthy pork
dealer Lake the majority Of the Ohio delegates he Is
for Hayes nrst then Blaine. for whom he entertains
strong personal regard, and after Blaine for Bristow
TuiRTKESrn DISTRICT
j. !. McILvAISE OF New Philadelphia, was lately one
OF the Judges OF the Supreme Court OF Ohio he gives
his primary preference Hayes for President but he
by means partisan in that direction and would
cheeriuly 20 for Ccnkng as second choice His third
Mr. IyBARGgR, who is Judge McIlvaines colleague.
taxes Hayes for choice Alter that he Will give
his support to Blaine and then Norton
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT
The delegates from this district are ID. ". wilson,
Of Bellevle, Richand county, and II. C. Carhart, OF
Gallon, Crawford county. Both delegates have ike
preferences, Mr. Wilson being for Hayes hrst. Brstow
second and Blaine third and Mr. carhart following SUIT
The feeling for Bristow IN this district is strong with
the mercantile and business classes who appear be
cvc that the advent Of Bristow President would
store good times and make trade and commerce
flourish.
YIrrHxSTH DISTRICT.
VALENTINE b. HORROR OF Pomcroy, has been Tor
OF the State and served term IN Congress from this
district. He Is q warm friend OF Governor Hayes, and
did much 10 secure his nomination and election as
Governor. He Will work hard for MN In the Cincn-
natl Convention, but failing to have hun nominated
his second choice will be Morton and third Conkling
Mr. JEwErr PALMER, of Marietta, will support Hayes
FIRST Morton second and Blaine third. Tho feeling Tor
Blame Mr. Palmer attributes to his residence formerly
In Ohio. where b. made many fast and warm friends.
Morton popular also because OF the helping hand lac
always ready give tho republicans Of Ohio
failing 10 take part when asked IN the work OF polit
cal campaign. Conklng he thinks, Will develop great
strength in the long run.
slxrgEyrH DISTRICT
Mr.. I. j. UrDEGRAfr, OF Mount Pleasant, Jefferson
county. has been prominent republican In tho Gust
line o! river counties, aud was three times mem
Der OF the State Legislature. He will cast his hrst
ballot for Hayes because no says It Is matter ot
State pride, but lac viii not be bound to him any longer
After Hayes he conicsses his preference for Blaine
HIS third choice is Norton
n EYoNUOm Noble
matter OF State pride, Will give his hrs: vote TO Gov
ernor Hayes, az he believes him deserving well o.
guide his subsequent action, and II II be Conkng, or
Morton, or Blame who receives The nomination he VIII
give tho ticket his cordial support. His second choice
is Blaine aud his third Coukling.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
Mr. c. AuLTMAN, OF Canton, stark county, Is large
manufacturer Of agricultural implements and candi-
for Congress- In the district He Will give his sup
port Hayes first to Blaine second and Morton third
Mr. JAcoB A. AxBLER, OF Salem, formerly member
OF Congress, prefers Hayes first, Morton second and
Blaine third
RIGmTRESrn DISTRICT.
Mr. A. s MCCLURE, OF Wooster, Wayne county, and
editor Of the Wayne County Republican, was FIRST
chosen delegate by the State Convention. Suisse
the second delegate Mr.. Mcclure has given
support Hayes through the columns OF his paper and
all occasions His second choice Is Blaine, and mis-
Mr. prnKISs first cho,ce is Hayes second Bris,ow,
third Conkling
NINETEENTH DISTRICT
h3 first choice though, like tho other delegates, he
will be willing 10 give complimentary vote to Hayes
He thinks Governor Hayes has many excellent qualities
but not the experience in public affairs possessed by
Mr. Blaine His second choice Is Norton and his third
ConkIing.
Mr. GEORGE H. FORD, tho other delegate is the son Of
former Governor OF Ohio and has been in the State
Legislature. He is like his colleague, r. for Blaine,
then Tor Morton aud last for Conkng. He is not how
ever positive TO his second choice being doubtful OF
the chances OF MIR. Morton OF carrying the Eastern
States. lie will cordially support IN the long rum who
ever is the nominee Of the party.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT
The delegates originally elected from this district
Edwin G. CowIcs and Hiram Garrcts0n, OF Cievc-
land The latter has since died and his place has been
supplied by DR.. julius Z. Schenck, editor Of the
Aaseiger newspaper.
Mr.. CowLEs editor OF the Cleveland Leader, Sen
ator OF the Order oil United Americans and devoted
friend OF Blaine. Blaine his first choice, and until
Is made plain that he cannot get the nomination he will
adhere TO him. Alter that he will accept Bristow and
then Conkiing.
Dr. scHEScK is in n state Of uncertainty. He thinks
II is hard TO say how the cat Will jump at Cincinnati,
but he will his first ballot for Hayes, then he may
60 for Conkling and last for Washburnc.