The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-31

didate" But coming down 10 the real feelings OF the
democrats OF Vermont as 10 choice between Governor
Tilden. sBiy' Allen. Judge Darts and Senator Thur
man. Il may be summed up ioliows--when the Con-
vcnton meets here next Thursday. the prominent men
OF the party will'be brought lace face together
Many others not prominently identified with the run
ming Of the State machinery but quiet and unassuming
voters will also DO in attendance Then there will DO
the rugged farmer fresh from tho green hills. who
faithful to the best OF his party; VINO win
do no Little thinking, and, in his usual way watch
every with honest conviction that he is there Tor
ns - S ns h csns
date" said another democratic war horse 10
me to-day. "As for Governor Tdcn, there is no hos
among the democrats Of New York State think
Tiiden cannot carry the Empire State. There is not
President without New YORK state.
The foremost name for the nomination, and most
acceptable to-day, would be either Mr. Thurman or MI
Hendricks From careful survey OF the status OF tho
democrats, and from conversations held with some OF
the prominent gentlemen OF the party, Il would seem
to be universally conceded that insure the
nomination Tor democratic Presidential ticket must
be Western man. Judge Davis in very great
favor IN this State there socms to be something ike
personal prejudice toward the Judge, and delegation
to ST. LOUIS would hardly vote solid for him. Some
how he Is not considered thorough Bourbon" and
TIE democrats propose 10 stick bv the true ones Of their
party.
PROBABLE RESOLUTIONS.
From the best Of information relative to what will
TO DO doubt that the delegation will 90 unrestricted
as to cnoce for Presidential nominee. There will be
hard money and rcdeemabcon demandcurrency rcsolu-
tion offered and there hints forward that tnero
will be resolution offered dec airing all democrats who
may be proved guilty OF corruption official dishon-
esty in any manner unworthy OF The support oil tho
democratic party.
cniKp JUSTICE CHURCH. or NEW YORK,
has, within tho past lew days been receiving more
than passing mention in connection with the demo-
cratic nomination They do say he Is about tho only
man IN New York State who has favorable chance Tor
n unanimous democratic support was IN Northern
New York a few days ago. Tho discussion ran high
the possibilities Of s'sam Tldcu or "Blyn Allen car
rying the State democratic but i was generally nd.
ted that Judge Church could that he would turn
out TO DO tho great democratic Unknown
TEE PROBABLE DELEGATES
There 10 lively canvassing all over Vermont for
delcgateshp 10 ST. Louis Candidates numerous;
but have it from one OF the ..knowing ones' mat tho
slate is liked and tho following gentlemen will be
lected Tho four at large will probably 10 Hon D. b.
Smalley, of Bnrlngton; Hon. Jasper Rand OF ST.
Adams; Hon II. W. Heaton, Of Montpelier, and Hon.
c. \. Davenport, OF Bratu,boro.
The delegates from the three Congressional dis
trcts will be chosen Immediately after tho selection OF
delegates large aud in this there qntici
patcd some spirited discussion. There will be
usually large attendance The democratic leaders say
thing is very evident they will work tremendously
together, which viii give them great encouragement
Vermont democrats ara not easily hoodwinKed
TO do they do WELL and this than be SAID OF
democrats IN many other States. The Convention
promises to be the most interesting OF any ever held
by them In the State, and whatever may the
of the delegation, Vermont democrats will abide by It
Tldcn they think not capable OF carrying New York;
"Blliy Allen they do not believe in: Senator Thurman
has strength in certain directions but sufficient
carry Hendricks doubtful but quite strong;
Judge Davis not truc Bourbon, " and Judge Church.
"Wcl he can carry New York y any man can, spoke
litical situation seems TO be daily growing
plicated and exciting