, 1876-04-28
Arkansas Republicans Ex-
press a Preference for
Morton,
But Decline to Instruct for Him.
A Oonkling Element in the
Case.
Judge Hoar Non -Commitla1 as Between
Bristow and Blaine.
Why the Marion County Republicans
Will Bolt Beveridge.
TtLDEN.
HIB NOTORIOUS VICTORY.

TtLDEN.
ms NOTORIOUS VICTORY.
Special Dt&pd&th t. Ths ChteaQo tribune.
New YonB, April 27.-DY artfu1 management
Tildon has secured the delegation from this
8iatc, but BY such a neries Of CONCESSIONS md
bargains that tho delegation itsot ia likely to DO
\ national drawback to the Democracy. The
whole Canal Ring has bosn nolli6od by promises
OF immunity from further prosecution. Tbs
Brooklyn nlnE-men who had beon sued and In
dicied BY the lalf.score have had nolles
outerta and suits abandoned On condition TINT they
would support Tslden al 81. Louis. Tiidon was
frightened ty tho 1st election into concessions 10 the
Canal Hing and Brooklyn Ring, Not conteut WITH
ths i.ananity from prosecution, tho Two 1nG' have
VERY WORST rosslp1E pE1EoA7IoSs
Floro Ia not Reform Dsmocfnt on tho lss. To -.
sucs men ~ Moger 4 Pryor hsse been phi on tho iii
Of delegates; Every proninent br3otYn ntng man u
hcse and, Though the canal men Ike Lord Do not sp
peAr their willing tho lls Tbs
tnti-TsmmAry forces In this city rejected abao
uteiy and combination with tic Republicans on 10
aov @ esa x nses H. @ n' es
!tdesed likely ttat conkng cAn carsJ the 6ate should
Elldsn run against him.
THE CONVENTION. ..
tr7cA, n T., April 27'-Tho Democratic State Con-
seQtiou rcasscmhtad this morning, recognized the
ths noor, without 1oicc. 10 tho snti.Tammsny con.
!estsnls; appointed tho usual comm!ttecs and took
secess. Immediately On tho adoption Of tho report
fayorinQ tic Tnmmany-1lAll delegates tha hntITAm-
uanyttes left tho Convention.
After tho reccss Francis Herman, William Dorshoim-
n, Henry G. Murphy. aud Ahram y. IIowitt wers
chosen delegates atargc to tls National Convention.
In tho resolutions, The Democratic party renew lrif
fidelity 10 tho principles set forth In their platforms
adopted In 1874 and 1875 We yindicated IN the Illus"
ts1oua ADMINISTRATION Of Gov. T!1den and commend
I'd Anew 10 their faith and adoption by tho indorse-
nrnt Of tho increasing majority Of their fellow
octats Of sster Ssates and Instruct lilo national aee
gates to soss Is unit or iii accordance With Tug vin
whtle committing 10 their delegates tbs duty or
Joining With the delegates Of their fellow Desnocfhta Of
i'll tho atea In thu nonlensous deliberations OF tho
stionai cun'ension declare :hels settled conviction
that roturn to the constitutional principles, tho
frugal e1penttn!s md Thy admlni.rastyo purity Of
Iertous necessity Of tho timen,-the commanding
lasuo now 1efore tue people Of the unton-and they
suggest with respectful Difference to their brethren Of
otIer States, and with cordial appreciation Of other
renowned Democratic BAIcstncn. faithful liks him, to
her political pr,ncies and public trusts. that ths
dent would Insure tho vote Of New York, and would
bs approved throughout the Unun recognition Of
this ulr+c necessity this incarnation Of this vital
issue, TUG asdge Of GU. high rurloss. and tie guar
antet Of successful achievement Of ths ktduous
work Of national regeneration aud feform-