The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-25
JOHN HORRysET On YHs WARPAFH
Kelly and the Anti-Tilden Men
Showing Their Hands.
SHARP CRITICEI By OUTSIDE DELEGATES.
An Albanian Trying to Open the Eyes
Of a Californian

sr. LOUIS, June - is'c
Tho following canvass OF States accurate far
It goes, but IL necessarily incomplete because tho
delegations many Of the States not yet in 81
Louis These will be added they arrive There will
probably be changes but this represents the
present views Of delegates II will be noted that the
votes counted for each delegate, though In
democratic conventions It has been the practice 10
each delegate half vote, each State having
Dnly many II has in the Electoral College,
instead or double that
ALABAMA will on the nrst ballot give II votes for Til
len, for Hendricks and for Bayard 1t Is estimated
probably in the delegation that tho second ballot
Hendricks and Bayard men viii so TO Tilden The
delegation is uninstructed.
ARKANsAs-Two or three votes are for Baysrd, the
remainder OF IL for Tilden. For second choice
the delegates may unite Hendricks.
CALIFORNIA Will give IL for Tideu, TIL hopeless
No second choice named
DELAwARE-Six votes for Senator Bayard.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS votes for Tilden; Bayard the
second choice
ILLINOIS will give on FIRST ballot Tildcrs %; Hen
bricks, 90 Unless Hendricks develops rapidly the
whole ~ will go to Tilden.
INDIANA will 80 votes for Hendricks and has
second choice.
Iowa, on a count to-day It was found on the first
for Hendricks The second choice OF tho majority Is
Judge DAVIS
KxsrrcEY-Tw Twenty -four votes, all of which are
sounted for Tilden by delegates competent judge
though there has been meeting Of the delegation.
LoUisiASA-rhe whole delegation is not yet here
but At least votes for Tilden, and tho be
tween Bayard and Hendricks.
MAiyE-An for Tilden, and will stay So
NARyLAxD-Wholc 10 votes for Tildcn
NAssAcuusErTs-Abou 20 votes to Tden for second
shoice. Other votes not defined.
AssisslPPI-All for Tilden. 10 votes; instructed to
vote unit and for tho abolition Of the two-thirds
rule.
MIssouRr-Thirty votes Some complimentary
votes have been called for in this delegation
Hendricks element and Thurman element but the
rildsn element stronger than all Tilden the
ind choice OF all whether their first vote is merely
complimentary for Hendricks or Thurman
licHIGAx-Tiden has II aud Hendricks s; the IT
will stand by Tden and Tilden the second choice Of
The others.
NEW JERSEY will cast her Is votes for Parker
This delegation refuses contemplate any contingent
ses which implies a second choice As this is how.
ever, likely to arise, may become tho duty of New
Jersey, Of other States JOIN with the others for
the prevention Of bad nomination, and she may very
likely have rclinquish Governor Parker and then
sther name than that of Tilden
NEw HAMPsHRE--Ten votes for TIlden
New YoRK-Seventy for Tden.
NEBRAsKA-The delegation of votes is under in
structions for Tilden.
NEVADA will give votes for Thurman on the first
ballot Trden Is the second choice.
OuIo-Forty- Jour votes for William Allen.
OREGos-Six votes for Tiiden. II early choice is
not made they will TO any hard money non-mitary
candidate.
PEsxsYLvAyrA-Fifty.ei eight for Hancock.
TExAs-The majority tor Tilden
TESSEssEE-Tilden will have 10 votes from the Grst
which will stand by him until shall be his
10 hopeless. The other IL for Hendricks.
II IL said that they only tor Hendricks that
they resolutely ant-Tiden but persons likely 10
know OF opinion that OF these socalled anti Tden
will be counted Tiden II seen that the
Hendricks element has litto promise.
vERxoSr-seven votes for Tilden, for John QUINCY
Adams, OF Massachusetts.
GOSSIP or OUTSIDERS
The panoramic picture OF the situation At st. Louis,
drawn by the press correspondents from day 10 day
must BE- understood representing the condition OF
Affairs existing the likely TO materially
change every few hours Spccuiatons as 10 this or
that candidates. prospects AMI ato this that com.
ing combination Is speculation, and must DO re-
sutsders and the stories vary accordance with the
wishes OF those who tell them. Ore excited individual
assures you IN the positive manner
That Tildcn is already beaten and his friends
give up the nght while another asserts
positively that Tilcen's nomination by two thirds OF
the Convention tho second ballot Is no longer
matter OF doubt Az ono cad OF the hall OF the
Southern Hotel Of the nde House you arc let into
The secret that Hendricks positively be the nomi-
ace and At the other end confidential whisper as
sures you that everything fixed tor concentration
On Hancock. The solid facts yet developed are
that Governor Tilden has positively and widely
spread strength which, but for tho purely personal
warfare made upon him by disarecied democrats
In New York and by the rabld OF
the innationlsts In Ohio and indiana might
result In his by acclamation that neither
Hendricks Hancock, who are the two most talked
Of candidates in opposition Tden has yet
shown any warm extensive following and that
other name that has around seems ~ present
possess any great strength. Whether Mr. Tden
obtain two-thirds voteof tho Convention. which will
be GAG votcs II the Convention adhere tho practice
Of the party Insisting only The electoral vote.
yet an open question.
rxPLEDGyD STATES
The States which have candidate OF their own,
and not instrucledeas 10 their vote, uniformly
declare that they do not care for candidates, and
desire oaly TO cast their votes Tor the man
Who can win. As Tildcn alone shows strength
their inquiry naturally Is Can lie carry
New York and 10 tho answer 10 this momentous
question the Tdcu and lTden clans scduiously ad
dress themselves On the rildcn side IL IT, Of COURSE
insisted that Tlden beat Dix Tor Governor 1874 with
the aid o; from New York city and that no
earned his state ticket 1866. such aI,Tiden men
John v. l. Pruyn, Erastus Corning the nike take
shs ground that they agree with Governor seymour
and Chief Justice Church in the statement
that Now York does not want the nomination
y this tms feeling that in those she has
ssesvsd in the three last Presidential campaigns