The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE % ls7e-rRIPLE SHEET

combines the requisites usmed must BE- determined By
the Convention
John HeIms--l have no doubt you will nnd US al
for Hendricks and Hancock That . where stand
nat foosed. you'll CHI either Both arc excsient
men, and would make good Presidents
SECOND DISTRICT
Alfred CALDWELL have made up my mind to vote
for Hendricks ana Hancock. my choice being repre-
sented In the order named.
Thomas o'Conner-I have told nv friends that
my nrst choice Il bendrcks next to him my prefer
encs 10 Hancock. @s
THIRD DISTRICT.
r conee-You can say that am for HENDRICKS
and Hancock.
J. n. Carnes-The choice OF the whole State Is Tor
Hendricks and Hancock am for those for whom the
people have expressed preference In other words
am with and Tor the people.
pouRrH DISTRICT.
John P. Murray-l am most assuredly for Hendricks
and Hancock have mol made up my mind as 70
w. X. saddler-l am Hendricks man, and next 10
him prefer Hancock. am more than anxious 10 see
this d,sturons uncertain and damaging financial ques.
tion settled and this perhaps 10 the sentiment OF every
man IN rennesseo change tor the better cannot be
brought about too soon, ana have confidence
that either Hendricks or Hancock can solve
the conundrum. am opposed TO the resumption act
and am 10 favor OF It's unconditional repeal want 10
the monopoly clause Stricken the national
bank law. that banking may be made ~ Tree rs any
other commercial bu mess
FIFTH DISTINCT
James d. Richardson's believe no better men can
be found than Hendricks and Hancock. They form my
first and second choice in the order named
james W N.wmun-I am for Hendricks ana d an
cock as a matter course believe that either one
would carry the democratic banner to success
samuel Dopeson--My CHOICE is tor him who il the
almost u mol tho UNANIMOUS choce OF The great mass
o. democrats Of Tennessee Ny vote shall be cast tor
Hendricks Next him Hancock Is my favor
tie and that oil the people OF The stare
W. q. Ewin--lf . hard money man - 10 be taken.
rath prefer Thurman. Bat am freA' iricno 70 OLD
10 n mn n q
man would vote against Tiidcn tl- belief tina, he
helped, as has ben charged, 10 carry Quo against
Allen. am, therefore, lett TO choice between Hen.
drcks and Hancock, both oil whom appreciate, with
the balance just Al present. favor of Hendricks But
would most cheeriully vote for either.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
W. c. Whitthorne-For Hendricks and Hancock
7. P. Aiiison-Hendrcks and Hancock
EiGHin DISTRICT.
A. W. CampbelI--I am strongly IN favor Of Hendricks
and Hancock as my nrst anu SECOND choice believe
them to be the men Tor tile lines
W. Wrghl-Hendr cks. Hancock and Bayard
NTH DISTRICT.
8 w. Cochran-Hendricks ami Hancock
+. j. mith--Hendricks AND Hancock.
DISTRICT
W. n. CARROLL do not mind speaking my scnti-
ments with regard 70 tho candidates for the Presidency
any lime Tough m y din. from others respect
TO choice. Tden y my first choice. believe MS
policy. and that 10 why support him. Bayard is my
Marsh T. Polk-Hendricks is my first and Hancock
my second choice Under the following resolution,
adopted by the Democratic State ION, Tcn-
nessee delegation viii vote us unit Tor Hendricks
Ill It he cannot be nominated, Tor tho
next choice and 80 on until a nomination shall have
been made:- t4s4lsa 4Ya
That the delegates the St. Louis Convention and
they hereby instructed vote all propos
lions ard that majority shall their
while W. yield unfstsring and aeaous SUPPORT
%ns
In tract delegates in regari 90 their votes
Indiana honest and capable favorably located and in
Judgment combining more elements Of than
any other named xsprnnt
Since the Cincinnati nominations Hancock has de-
velopea great Dsth In Tennessee The bciiet IS
pretty general that ne the choice oil the State
over Hendricks The expression which he gave Ut
tcrance az New Orleans, that be would stop
sink ship. but that the writ Of haL,as corpus should
be executed, has been taken up. and ~ be
the almost universal CRY o the people This expression
alone y a tow r 0f strength to Hancock.