New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

1T C. Scars,
william Msrtindac,
Al Large Albert Herten,
I. d. Thatcher
Dis, I Cyrus Leland and A. J. Banta
I'D 7. Lowe and + NJ Saaw;
III "A. l.. KeddOn and D. H. sheldon.
KEHTUCKY
SOLID DELEGATION IL FAVOR OF BRIsTow.
The Convention adopted a resolution warmly
recommending Secretary Bristow for the PreSi-
dency. at the Same time declaring that the COnvcn-
ton was not unmndfu of the distinguished services
and worth of other Republicans The delegates, all
Of whom arc in favor Of Brlstow, are as follows:
4. Large Y \ i i G Es@i%sFiiD'
Robert Boyd.
Dist r = Ratl!n and J r. J Pp Tc1s
II E H. Murray ana h; - X; WeIrc
". " H. HAYS and F. C. Barns.
v James speed and siadson Minis col)
VI Lsnd dia ard .J j. " co Einne fn,dott fool,
vii a. D. Durham and Thomas Z. Morrow.
Ike. b. FaI1is and "a. G. Ralncy.
XIV. w. C0lbeTSon and Boyd X GudgelL
MAINE.
SOLID DELEGATION IN FAVOR OF ELAINE.
The delegation is complete except two members
vet to be chosen in the lid District There is no
doubt but that it will cast solid vote for Blame:
Nelson Diugey,jr,
A. Large J. stevens.
Dist T. j b. Brown and James VI Stone.
ii. .EDoeh Foster, jr AID liam 7. Frye
Nv C. A. Boutele aud J. Il. MAYO.
V..Samuei Ii. Talbot aud S. L. Milliken.
MARYLAND
TIE REPUBLICANS FOR BIAINE-A SOLID DELEGA-
TIoN PLEDGED TO HIN.
resolution was adopted pledging the vote of the
state TO Blaine and directing the delegates TO vote
for him as long there is reasonable hope OF his
nomination. Brstow is said to be the second choice
Of the delegation, and its favorte for VcePresident
II Blaine is nominated.
MASSACHUSETTS.
A MAJORITY OF TIRE DELEGATES FOR BRisTow-THE
REST FOR BLAINE.
The delegation from Massachusetts is now com
pete Both the Blaine and Bristow men claim a
majority. BY giving Mr. Blaine only those who aIc
known to be in his favor and assigning 30 Mr.. Bris
tow all that are unknown, the delegation stands II
for Brlstow and for Blaine
Z; Rosewood boa Boar t8 I;s,p,r,
Large John NJ. Forbes tBrsiow)
Pan, A. G-adbou2s s6rs'owl wr, n Davis
u..John + Sanford lBrstou) and Edward L.
Pierce % ,isiowl - d.,
~ iasi a hySs I . IL on Charles Mo
Lean (3iiStOwl
v James d. shute and j. F. Dwinell.
yI..Geurge b. Lorlns tBianJ aud Henry Garter
vII.wm. A Russell and G. Il. waters-l Blaine
VIII JaInes Russell Lowell CBr.stowj and James
x..Iav. j. r. Moclc Bristowj william +. Whit
XII. EGTafd Learned (Baine) and S. X. Phillips
MICHIGAN.
TWELVE DELEGATES 70. ELAINE, TEN FOR BRisTow
The Convention gave its delegates no Instructions
md expressed 10 preference. Tnee arc many CON
fctng reports about the standing Of the delegation
but the most trustworthy Authorities set 1t down Us
IL for Blaine and 10 FOR Brist0w:
Henry P. Baldwin,
4. -. Va. A. Howard,
Jonathan ). Hoodnsn.
II. rec A. Bedi tuj Cnares hynd.
Ill. W. II. Wilmington au1 J.. = Lacey
IN n. A. HaInIt % aIu Gru. Btnuans.
VA Is. Watson ana b. d. PrilcA1rd.
VI. WIN. l. SmitA an v. :. OeyfS..
VII d. C. Waterbury ana > J. l"in inson.
III I@e9d9,e e; a'ePna ga @,t1 H. H. nyy''
MINNESOTA.
NINE OF TIIY TEN DELEGATES ~ FAVOR OF BLAINE.
The Convention adopted resolution warmly in
dorsing Mr. Blaine as a leader aad statesman. and
declaring We take pleasure IL recording this fact
that he Mnuesotas proud preference for the office
of President of the United States, aud while wt
pledge ourselves 20 cordially support any pure ana
upright Repaid can whom tie Cincinnati Conven-
ton may nominate. nevertheless express II as
our conviction that other candidate viii develop
the enthusiasm or cali out the number OF votes chat
would bc lClleu 10y the American pf'Pi0 10! 'he
noble champion of Their rights their hlerti,s and
their honor Nine Of the delegates positively
for Blaine and one is SAID to be for Minister Wash
burne:
(AlcxandcT Ramsey,
A. -. j. Is. Wakefield,
a. A"v'( ". u. Yale,
W. q. Ward.
Dit T. Jobn Aiucs and Albert knight
il. J.. BaQen ami X. y lansdolL
Ill. %. AZ. Ssbin and n J. CiarSc.
MISSISSIPPI.
FIGHT DELEGATES FOR MORTON. FIVE FOR DRISfoW,
AND THREE FOR BLAINE.
The Convention passed a resolution commencing
Senator Morton as the friend Of southern ifepnbi-
cans but did not Instruct it's delegates. They are
said to stand for Morton. i0r Bristow, and for
Blaine. -
FeunrrEN DELEGATES FOR BLAINE, NINE TOR NOR
TON. FIVE FOR BKIsrow, AND ONE EACH FOR
COSKLING AND HAYES.
The Convention adopted resolution prasing the
administration Of President Grant, bat did not in
dcr,e any particular candidate. The delegation Is
said 20 stand Blaine II: Morton, o; Brsrow, -
Conkline, Hayes. l. The names of the delegates
are:
Bcni F. Loan.
49,. r. 4. Van Horn,
~ b"So q. A. fiHkeluDrrg
James r. Smith coli
NEBRASKA.
SOLID DHITGATIoN INSTRUCTED FOR BLAINE