New-York tribune., 1876-05-06


MARYLAND.
A SOLID DELEGATION INSTRUCTED TOR BLAINE.
The platform pledges the vote of tho State to
Blaine and directs the delegation to vote for HIM so
long rs there is reasonable hope OF bis nomination.
Brstow is said to be the second choice OF the neesa-
tion and the favorite for the second place on the
ticket in case Blaine is nominated for President;
Joseph h. Pugb,
At 1arGe c. c. Fulton,
John L. Thomas
Dist I f. G. Waters and WIN Perkins.
II John T. Eusor and ". ". Dchilip.
" n ii1o 5hoe1aseT Soa ' md $ Chase
Wv @. Tuck and James 4. Gary.
VII. WIN. Moody and j. A. CEocEetL
MASSACHUSETTS.
ONLY PARTIAL DELEGATIONS YET ELECTED-I1H
MAJORITY FOR BEIsrOw.
ONLY the four delegates at LARGE and eight district
delegates have yet been chosen in massachusetts.
There are II still to be chosen by the Congressional
Districts OF the four delegates at large The friends
of Bristow claim three, and hope for the fourth.
The Blaine men claim :, and hope for majority.
Messrs Dana, Forbes. and Chadbourne are sald TO
be for Brisow and Mr. Hear is said TO be for Blame
OF the eight district delegates six are for Bristow
and two for Blainc
(E lockwood Hoar tBaine),
4, Y..) Richard H. Dana, jr. pllsto~h
AZ LdTge1 john NJ Forbes (Bristow),
Paul 4 C0ad'o9rn~ (Br' 7towl, .
Dist IL John E. sandiOd (BTistywj Edward L. Pierce
W..ApheIs Hardy CBlane Charles r. Mclean
vi. George j. LOring CBlane>. Henry Carter
TX. AK. r. Bullock (Bris.ow) George F. Hoar
MISSISSIPPI.
AN UNRESTRICTED DELEGATION SAID TO BE LARGELY
IN FAvoR or MORTON.
The Convention adopted resolution expressing
thanks and gratitude TO Senator Norton Tor hls
efforts for the protection of Southern Republicans
81 lV .tV
any ono else There are conflicting reports about
the complexion of the delegation, but the best ali-
thorities give Morton Ii of the 10 delegatoS' Iho
other two delegates are for Blaine or BristOw:
Al Icrss +. r c c PoWefs, P5TsGi
Adelbert Ames. -
Dist. III. NJ. Bynum and F. H. Little s..,.
III George NJ. buchanan ana j. l. S'iIIo'
III. Jason Niles ana y J. wliie;
" HsISs %sETes aES and 4 ! sIsl s,anesley %sn
VIC. W. Clarke and j. D. es5or.
NEW-YOBK.
THE PLATFORM DECLARES FOR SENATOR CoNKLISG
The DELEGATION UNINSrhUCT!D AHD MOI
UNANIMOUS FOR HIM.
The platform contains this declaration: "As
statesman and patriot of the highest abIl ty and
character whose long and distinguished pubic
career Is without reproaCb, who has fjtbfully
served he G. use OF freedom and the Union through
the great struggle of tho past 10 years, who has
been steadfast to equal rights and financial honesty
and the unninehing exponent OF republican pTlncl-
pies. and who possesses the experience, capacity,
courage and iirmness which qualify him 10 give
strength and honor 10 the Government, we present
Roscoe Coukjng to the National Republican Con-
yention as our choice for the nomination OF Pres-
dent Mr. George William CARTS offered subsii-
tte for this resolution, leaving the choice of cand-
date entirely to the National Convention but was
defeated BY a vote of 251 to 113. While the dele
cation is largely for Senator Conkling II is not
unanimous. Mr. Curtis, who openly opposed the
Senator in the Convention, and was chosen dele
gae is not expected vote Cor him and 1t Is claimed
that taere are other delegates who Will follow Mr.
Curtis's example: