The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22
evIne Western Views aud Preferences
Touching the st. Louis Nomination.
ALLEN AND THURMAN.
TIIdens Strength in Kentucky. Missouri
and the Far West
More Interviews With Demo-
cratic Delegates.
OHIO.

OHIO.
ALLEN AND THURMAN AT ST. LoUIs-THE
FIRST AID SECOND CHOICE or THE DxLxoA-
TON.
CINCINNATI Juno II, 1876.
The representatives for Ohio In the St Louis Con-
viii OF forty -four delegates four Of
them being chosen large and forty from twenty
Congressional districts the State. They go ST.
Louis with the following Instructions adopted by the
State Convention, held in Cincinnati May IT,
10. That the delegates large OF the st Louis Con-
venton, and the delegates appointed by the Congress
sion districts, are hereby requested 10 vote IN the
President and to all honorable means secure his
success
THE DELEGATES At LARGE
chosen to represent Ohio at the ST. Louis Convention
are George II. Pendleton, OF Cincinnati; George W.
Morgan, OF Mount Vernon; Thomas Ewing. OF Lam
caster, aud William L O'Bren of Columbus
GEORGE H. PRSpLEroS will present the name of OK
6overnor William Allen for nomination at the ST.
LOUIS Convention, and will probably be his most
earnest supporter there HIS second choice would
probably be Thurman the Of State pride and
personal confidence
\ General THOMAS EWING will be the most active
ponent Of the Ohio doctrine the floor Of the Con-
HIS first choice is Allen. Second he has none
General GEORGE W. MORGAN will have Allen for his
first and only choice Failing to get HIM his next effort
will be in of represents the prin-
4 ciples of the Ohio platform
Colonel WILLIAM l. OBRIRS will vote and work in
accordance with the instructions of the State Convcn
ton which elected him. though his personal performances
would be of Thurman. should Allen be
Withdrawn and Thurman st.ll remain before the Con-
venton he Will give him his suppor. No third choice
FIRST DISTRICT.
Judge c. COLLINS WIN supper Allen. in Difference to
the sentiments oil tho district he represents though
his personal preferences are Tor Thurman.
WILLIAM j. oNEIL, his colleague, enlertans tho same
views. Neither OF them will admit 10 having third
choice, though they will support a Western man in
preference " any one from the East
SECOND DISTRICT.
- inc delegates are THOMAS PAxToS and STLAs ".
HOFFMAN, both OF Cincinnati. Both OF them for
Allen ana were elected by their district Thurman
Their second choice would be Hendricks
THIRD DISTRICT.
General WILLIAM HOWARD Of Batavia, Clermont
county, ana ISAAC GLAZE, oi Jenersonvile, Fayete
county are the delegates from the Third district Both
are specially ms ructed by their District Convention TO
vote Tor Alien. Their second choice for Hendricks
FOURTH DISTRICT.
GEORGE W. HorR, Of Dayton, and JAcoB BAKER, of
Gresnvilie, Darke county, who represent the Fourth
district, instructed by their convention
vote and work Tor Allen for President and Curtin for
Wee President No second choice.
DISTRICT
Judge A. g. CARTER, OF Defiance and f. c. LIZ BLoUD
Of Celna Mercer county are the delegates from the
Fifth district Judge Carers first choice Tor Thur
man. his second Tor Allen and Lis third tor Hendricks
Mr. lie Bloud is for Allen FIRST and Tor Hendricks next
SIXTH DISTRICT.
General JAMES b. STEADMAS OF Toledo and Hon.
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, OF stryker Williams county, who
steadman IS one OF Aliens most devoted friends In
ONO. HIS second choice would be Hancock shcri-
dams second choice would be Hendricks
SEVENTH DISTRICT
Or. JonNA NrpGES, OF Cnicothc, and Colonel 7. W.
HIGciSs OF waverley, Pike county, both Tor Allen
and opposed Thurman. Their choice after Allen
would be Hendricks IN preference to any Eastern
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
GEORGE A. LINCOLN. OF London, Madison county, and
w. v MARQUIS. OF Belleontane Logan county, are the
delegates. Both were chosen Thurman and Will
support him Their second choice Is Hendricks.
MYTH DISTRICT.
JoHy D. THOMPSON, OF Mount Vernon, and JAMEs NJ.
WHITE OF kenlon, Hardin county. the delegates from
this district are instructed for Allen Second choice
hendricks
TENTH DISTRICT
GRoRGE f. SESES, Of Iiiin. and C $. PARKER, Of
Norwalk, Huron county We're both chosel thurman
men, though Judg, Sency will probably support Allen
when the Convention meets Hendricks is claimed US
!he second choice oil botn
ELEVENTH DISTRICT
Hon. K T. RRrs.. OF Logan, Hooking county. and
4. j. CHAPMAN, q jackson, jackson county. arc the
delegates from this district Both are supporters OF
Alien. with Thurman Tor their second choice.
,wELFTH DISTRICT
Judge E. f. BINGHAM, OF Columbus, and CHARLES J.
RANEy, of Lancaster, Fairfield county, both Thur
man men, with Tlden Tor second choice.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT
Has not yet chosen delegates
PorarEESrH DISTRICT
JoHS b. NErscnTR, Of Mansfield and JANIS A.
Es1iL, OF Mi'ersburg, Holmes county, deegales. At
The District Convention, held at Mansfield the 18th
INST, resolution was passed insirucung Their dele
gates 10 ST Louis TO vote Tor Alien. Mr. Netscher IL
a business man at Mansfield and Mayor OF the
town Tor years, his term having expired this
promising hard money man and admirer OF sherman.
He has, however assured your correspondent thar lie
will stick TO Allen as long there Is any chance Tor
him. and II Aliens name should be Withdrawn hts sup
port will 20 10 the candidate who best represents his
principles.
Mr. J. b. EsrrLL is the editor OF tho Holmes County
Farmer, apapcr which has always gwen steady sup
port TO the preenback doctrine. Mr. Estll Will vote
and work for Allen. should Aliens be with.
drawn he will transfer his support TO the man VINO
best represents the Western idea OF democracy,
Governor Hendricks probably
p b BuEL. OF Lowell Washington county, and r. A.
DAVIS OF McConneisvie Morgan county. are the del
egaes Tor the Fifteenth district Both Of them
Thurman, with Allen tor second cho cc
sxrEESTH DISTRICT.
The delegates are b \. sPRoos, of Sarahsviile,
NOBLE county, ami J. NJ. Esrgr, OF Cadiz Harrison
county. They go instructed Thurman, though Mr..
Estep IN Alien man. The second choice OF both IS
Allen.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT
WILLIAM NJ. BROWN, OF Youngstown, and ROBERT
sHELps OF Canton, are The delegates Mr.. Brown is
.or Thurman FIRST and Hendricks as second choice Mr.
Brown Is for Thurman nrst and Hendricks as second
choice. MIR Shields IS for Thurman first ana Alien as
second choice
Judge RrFus P. RASSKy and WILLIAM W. ARMSTRONG
are both Thurman and falling OF getting him they
WI Dc Tor hendricks -
A. II. GOWNS OF summit and NJ W. AxrrLL, Of Lo
rain are The delegates from this district Both
mSETsESrH DISTRICT
$. L. HUwr, OF Trumbu county, and y. b. LEE, OF
Ashfabula county. are The delegates Both favor
D Alien for nrst cnoce. Mr. Ice puts Tnorman
choice aud Hendricks third Nr. Hunt puts
Hendricks second and Hancock third
KENTUCKY.
THE DELEGATION DIVIDED BETWEEN HARD AND
SOFT MoSEr-roR FIRST CHOICE TILpES.
HENDRICKS OR s.oLD BILL ALLES'-AvAILA-
rrrITy THE TEST
LOUISVILLE June IL, 1874
As ,bc Kentucky democrats failed TO make known in
Convention their views a the Presidential candi-
dates Sought out those who will represent the Ban
ucr State at St Louis and concerning their
choices for the Presidency. Upon one point they are
all agrccd-something remarkable for Kentucky demo-
crats--tncy ali and out man. that rs
say. democrat every Of the term. Upon
another point they well agreed--the money
qucstion; some are hard aud soft, mainly so
auestiou finance not exctuxivriv ma these