New-York tribune., 1876-06-20

r. ,5,,ono,i. ro,rnor maI,est "Indana, failing TO
Get her first choice was mainly instrumental IN naming
the candidate. II the friends OF senator mor'o ~
sucesed in placing him in the Presidential c d,
placed him pretty near H-perhap' "''n'"
tance." q, ~, VII,
After thorough canvass OF the new !oih
dcIecatlon TO St. LOUIS The Herald finds that 10 Vi ~
20 delegates believe Gov. Tden to be the strongest can
ddate and are determined to givo him an earnest ap
port to tho last, There Is also an acu'e 'n.'
minority which Will oppose him by declaring '',a. NC
NOT carry his own state If nominated Three OF te uo
cafes August Belmont Augustus Schel ana Jonh he!'
decline 70 give their sentiments for publication. GOV
Tden ia the second choice of five delegates ana e 'u
choice Of two, all Of whom are Tor Judge onuioH "
Gov Seymour IL either is candidate Inc Ind
i-Tilden s. 5. Cox, DE WIZ C a. Jan
Alien Beach Mr. Cox is tor Gov seymour nFs,; ln1
drcls second, Thurman third and Illuch hse Churni
Iittleiohn and Beach in favor OF seymour "r oH
Mr.. L. NJ. Barlow of this city has written as
foIovs 70 a friend in St. Louis: 1t is now plain that
den will he nominated very after organization
,robably on the second third ballot Ths result 10
satisfactory to me, though Mr. Tnden Is 10. III! i's
choice--but 1t is plain to me that ne Is the eioo
of the reform movement which is now so important
everywhere that it certain he can carry Newfork Dy
Ioree vote and Connecticut and NewJersey aiso' aud
bot there s no one else who stands anything Ike an
.ouai chance with Tilden that dare not hazafd the
success of the party which believe 70 oe an oa 'o re
country too, by permitting my persona t Tanroe or
hut there
R.yard aud prefer the latter TO az olhersi pu' 'ne0
more doubt with either than Win iiideh
Mr.. j. b. Grinnel of Iowa thinks the hayes
and Wheeler ticket strong Hayes, he says, has no
vulnerable points as candidate, and will be safe IL not
aggressive He smiles oftencr than the Massachu'etS
Adauses hut is quiet representative OF that dstu
e,isbed family As for Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Grinnell thinSs
he will do more toward carrying Louisiana thah any
other man, and will have the same influence IN carrying
New-York state now that Sas Wright had In lS41 Mt
Grlnne believes that Judge Davis Is tho only man wnoi
the Democrats can elect but lie thinks the most pooa
hI candidates of that party are Tilden and Hendricks
After giving these views to reporter OF The Chcdgo
Journal bIr. Grinnen handed him dispatch winch he
had Just sent to Mr. Blaine, reading as follows: % %
hearty congratulations 10 you cIsonn on ,e 5en Won
fell than when you were standing
Tbere seems to be some dissatisfaction In
Pennsylvania concerning the part played Dy tha' otc
delegation at Cincinnati. SO steadySong Kepnohcah
journal as The Ps6gh Chronicle feels called upon 10
remark Thcre Is such thing as going for wool ana
coming hack sborn and this Is the predcament OF the
pcnpsvIvonia delegation TO the Cincinnati Convention
II il the laughing stock OF the whole country ana de-
servedly so. lis leaders, with the war secretary al %
head were men OF high repute for political saSacly anu
successful management. How are they now oahd-
aates for about the smallest hole that humanity can
crawl info 1t is not their attempted trick or DarterhS
the delegation the State that tells worst against then
That's trinc. What will most annoy the boys IS tha'
they went 10 Cincinnati to make President ana When
tc decision was made Pennsylvania about the most
unmportant factor in making 1t. The managers as
gstcd angeIed the friends OF Blame, bil5,o", ho
fon and tonkling and they have no caliDs on Iaes II
Peunsy yania had not voted HAYES would sui nave
been nominated aud Blaine defeated
The ST. Louis Vestliche Post (Carl SchuHs
paper) has the following remarks upon the Cincinnati
nominations: "Our present unmethOd OF nomination
has among Others this result that the acceptance OF
known and important man n Presidential candidate
has become almost impossible, according to the usuai
FORMS For many years past this has been Viftuaiy
potical tradition and the last Republican National
Convention has stamped it true. Among the candl-
dates for the Presidency the one least mentioned Gov
Uayes of Ohio has OFF the prizel II this man Is at
all known beyond the borders OF his native state 1t Is
owing TO tie remarkable campaign OF last Fall when
assumed n high national importance. without DOUBT
tins circumstances has had great deal to do with MS
present nomination, which evidently inspired by
the idea that Hayes will again. then, unite the RepuD
lican and Liberal votes and be equally victorious over
the Democrats. Whether this calculation VIII hold sood
cannot be orcseen present We do not yet possess the
nominees letter Of acceptance, and before VIC kno"
what he himself has say upon his relation to tho ques
tous of the day the statement OF our
relation 10 him Should he express himself IN cear m
bus and decIded terms against the aDolnatlOhs
An te public service OF the Republic and IN FAVOR OF I'M
mediate aud thorough reform, 1t would very greatly end
10 reconcile To such nomination-eHpeclaly III tue
Democrats can't do better when they come here ana
n the independents should not feel themselves moved 10
call third Convention aud place the man OF the CHOICE
~ the Held