The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-27
TELEGRAPHIC.

swrpursm1NO Ar eT. Louis.
risAen, ~ Rriends sne nss hnemies--
re msney question.
~ fxpvu. June 70. - The Louisiana
deie9ati0n express themselves partially
fhe Maine delegation is solid for TIL
RI gThe Maryland delegation strongly
North Carolina favors no particular
nan. Thoy will support the man who
so0ms best able. TO carry the party to
victory. This feeling II entertained by
most Of tho Southern. delegates.
Cornell levitt. representing the Inde-
pendents, publishes an address In the
EVcninC Daepntch, advocating q compro-
mise on.the financial question. He Ia
vors Southern man for Vice President,
blank until after the nomination. Jewitt
r0presents the Peter Cooper ticket, and
afstes with authority 1t will be with
drawn II the Democrats favor green
CATironuA.-J. p. Hager, chairman.
This delegation will move for an en-
s,hatic expression on the Chinese ques-
zion. They say they cnq carry the who're
Pacific slope for the DemocracyH they
0sn get from the convention on ac-
kn0w1edgment that their people are
rioht ON this subject. No action was
t9kan regarding how this delegation
would vote, but It is understood u ma.
iority are for Tilden, and their vote Will
probably be cast as . unit.
Tho eCft money element, Richard
gnheil. OF New York. President, held q
fneetiri0 10 determine their course OF
action. Twenty-one States were repre-
gented. Tom Ewing, OF Ohio, was the
most prominent speaker Ttey Will ASK
resolutions from the convention repeal
Ing the resumption act.
Tho HcndTicks men feel more CONT
1ent Gen. Manson, who is managing
for Hendricks, has assurances OF sup
rIort from States not before counted on,
and expects, after the first ballot, to
make decided gains.
,Anti-Tilden leaders are seeking some
bf,dy strong enough to carry Ohio, 1ndi-
ana and Nsw York.
"A conference at the Southern Hotel
w delegates and delegations opposed to
T1ldon was addressed by Roger A. Pryor,
John Kelly and others. The object was
70 see what could De done. IhSy % report or,
sufIlcient strength to defeat Tilden, but
indicate no choice. =,
MaeeaCh usetts and Wisconsin will
vote solid for Tilden--an important
unin. Tilden managers express increas.
f1u confidence in ultimate success 10
6n1te OF Tnmmany. 1t is now believed
Che two. thirds rule will stand. None ol
che managers Of the prominent candi-
dates Seem to have courage enough u
$1,000 y rrLDEN's PoRCEs.
Ne n Expeeted 10 set the Nomination a
tAe second saIlOt.
ST. Lours. June 26. "A few hours here
are sll that is necessary to satisfy the
I l0Oker-on that there is no organized Ell
fort OF greAt force for any candidate
except Tilden. The audacity Of his sup,
porters sweeps everything before 1t and
makes the mention OF other names puer.
IN This ID more prominently 80 than
Ia 4he case Of Blaine'8 support In Gin.
utnnati, and his friends claim everything
and his nomination on the second bal
lot. with the requisite two-thirds, for the
two-thirds rule will be adhered to. 1t IL
true important delegations, such as
Wisconsin. Michigan and North Caro-
lima. have promised solid, or nearly
{ solid votes for Tilden, but after all the
result will depend on the action OF the
Southern delegations. They are mostly
being we'll expressed by Gov. Walker
Gov. Walker said that the delegations
being from the Old Dominion which hat
aOCert0d the results Of the war and wer,
IA true unison with the people OF thu
North. had come to st. Louis with the
firm determination to ascertain whal
man the North preferred as their stand
ara bearer for 1876, and join heart ant
hand In their support Of that man.
Hon. John Morrissey has circulated
lndustriously among the. delegations
He was invited before the Louisiana
delegation this evening, and addressed
them In behalf OF Tilden.
The view York Delegation.
Alta meeting OF the New York delega
(. tiou this afternoon. a letter was reat
from the Hon. Horatio Seymour, declin
ing ia the most positive ternee any
nomination that might be rendered.
After some preliminary action g
formal test vote was taken with the view
of ascert4Aining the preference of thu
deIegntior, which resulted as follows
Tildeu 81. Seymour 7, Hendricks 7
Church !. Hoffman 1. Hancock ], Bay
ard /. !,
A resolution was then offered US fol
lows.
Rcsolref, That the New York delega
: ton cast their votes as u unit, until, by
majority vote, u reconsideration shai
be agreed upon, The resolution passed
after much discussions.
The following was also adopted:
Res0ired, That, when by request OF o
Of this delegation for privilt ge TO retire
from the convention for consultation
the motion to reconsider the unit shall
be In order for discussion.
With this blood for Tilden man.
4 rumors originated, calculated tc
strengthen him. but which, run down
prove to be false.
ILElNcls AND OHIO.
Fears Entertained CONCERNING the Meme,
Question.
The Illinois delegates held lonl
session this evening, and discussed tn
y financial cnestion. The delegation
seemed to be about equally divided be
tween hard and soft money, but ar
settlpd In the conviction that compro