The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13

gone II looks as II Pennsylvania would
fai him. There is movement, led by
McMchael and fostered by Mcpherson,
which threatens throw the delegation against Conk-
ling. or have them go into the Convention divided
The Conkling men in order to hold them promising
togo over to Harranf should Conklng be impossi-
by, or II Illinois will present washburne they pro-
pose that New York and Pennsylvania unite and make
him the nominee. This in my Judgment don't seem
possible. l think Cameron as q coup d'ttot on Blaine
men, in his delegation, may make alliance with
Norton Bristow has earthly show beyond polling
good vote Pennsylvania New York viii sacrifice
all to beat him New York for first ballot is:-
Blaine 300; Norton IT'S; conkling, ITO; Bristow, So
and rest scattering
INDIANA DELRiArEs.
Another item OF interest connection with Indiana
politics tho arrival OF fifteen or twenty prominent
men belonging to tho Bristow Club, OF Indianapolis
who propose to mako against Morton. Among
them are Judge W. 0. Gresham A. G. Porter, ex-mcm
Der OF Congress; Judge Chapman, John II. Halliday,
editor OF the Indianapolis Nevs and John Rowland
These men will make their influence felt in tho ranks OF
Governor Morton's adherenta
TENNESSEE pELEGArIox
has not all arrived only eight here and the State
has twenty -four delegates; the remaining delegates
will be hero tomorrow An organization OF the dele
CATION will be effected The delegation will
stand on tho first ballot Morton Is, Bristow s. Blame
by resolution in the State Convention the delegation
is committed to speedy specie resumption. Tennessee
comes with generals colonies other field military
dign'taries enough to officer an army corps
NEBRASKA DELEGATES.
This State sends six delegates tho jumping OF
place to tho Black Hills. Nebraska instructed
for Blaine. and will go Blaine on the first ballot
THE NEVADA DELEGATES
ara m I'm I'm NJ
Senator Jones, who has apartments the old st. Joo
on Vine In addition Senator Jones the dele
gates are Senator Sharon Judge Thomas Wren, Judge
G. Harris Frank Bell and J. Clapp. Mr.. Bell has not yet
arrived In the city, and Senator Sharon will not come
He will be represented by his alternate Mr. A. C. Cur
lis who is also among those VINO have not reached tho
city yet This delegation is waiting for tho facts
tore deciding upon its candidate. but two OF their
bcrs having Indicated their choice. These
Senator Jones and Judge Wren. The Senator Is for
Conking while Mr. Wren pins his faith to Brstow
DELEGATION
has its headquarters in the ladies' paror OF the St.
James and 1t is expected that the entire number OF
members, comprising twcntytw in oil, will be tho
city this morning The principal members Of the
delegation at the St James arc w H. H. Stowell,
Member Of Congress; ex-senator Lewis; +. Desten-
dorf, and j. B. Sencr. A. present the delegation Is
supposed TO stand II In favor Of Blaine for Morton
and for Conkling The Blaine declare that they
have second choice, and that they will stand by
him to the end should necessity require.
TIE KANSAS DELEGATES
met ut their headquarters Gibson House, this after
noon and organized by selecting 7. c. Sears, Of
the delegates from the Third district Chairman Of
the delegation; Charles Leland, Of the First DISTRICT
Secretary Mr. I. n. TEACHER one Of the delegates at
largo and editor OF the Kansas State Journal, was
chosen member Of the Committee Resolutions;
Judge A. II. Horton the Committee Credentials.
and Hon. p Love- another Of tho delegates at large
on the Committee Permanent Organization. The
delegation hore instructed to vote for Blaine,
and all Of them will stick.
THE DAk0rA DELEGATES.
Dakota Is here with here two delegates, A. Hughes
and A. McHench. This delegation will not require
| much organizing Dakota is for Blaine The wiscon-
sin delegation ut their headquarters at tho Bur
nett House, four O'Clock to-day, and organized by
elccting Hon. f. W. Reyes the postmaster at Madison
chairman Of tho delegation, but adjourned without
transacting further business again this morn.
| ing ct ten O'Clock
Wisconsin will cast hcr solid vote for Blaine The
delegation a little up tho nnoncial question:
OF them being favor Of grecnbacks and others
for resumption
The streets arc full OF music tonight and crowded
Morton mon had display at tho Grand Hotel this
evcuing, ut which Ex-Governor Cumback and others
spoke. The colored delegates also had
meeting and serenade, and were addressed
by J. NJ. Langston and others Tho Massa-
chusetts delegation held their meeting tonight,
and made X II. Dana, chairman; r. l.. Pierce to Com.
mittee Resolutions; Sanford, Committee Credsn-
tails, and Lorirg, Committee on Permanent Organiza
ton No exchange OF views took place. Mr. Hoar rc-
faithful to Mr. Blaine and tho delegation Ii still
divided between Blaine and Brstow, with detection
from the Blanc strcagh.
Tho latest news here this evening about Mr. Blane's
health is definite and satisfactory that the hopes Of
the Blaine high tide, and they speak conf
IDENTIFY OF his immediate restoration health with the
result that all their allegiance
There have been slnguarly varying reports about him
all day, which have causcd uncertainty If tomorrow
morning should bring continued favorable reports
there will be outburst OF enthusiasm him, and
looks now though no would keep all his forces
together.
Tho effect Of the action OF the New York delegation
to-day is already manifest Il has convinced the out
side delegations that II any opposition ConEng
listed in the New York representation it wholly or
personal intriguing character, with the exception
OF Mr.. Curtis and Mr. Low. After the adjournment OF
the delegation Senator woodin mot with Mr.
Curtis, Mr. Low and two three
others who had boon, like Mr. Low, opposed 10
Conklings nomination ON tho idea that no
likely TO lose tho State Of New York, and Mr.. Low
pressed the opinion that he should vote Mr. Conk-
ling having become impressed with tho belief that the
idea OF his unavaabty in New York was erroneous
Mr. Curtis stated that he had taken positive
position and formed decisive opinion In tho
matter that he could not consistently for Mr..
Conkl,ng III the delegation even, though he stood
alone; but he admitted that the opposition
for any practical purpose and that his posi-
ton now negative Only Mr. George
Obdyke, who has been out Of health, and Mr.. Ficro
who has been detained on business with
Senator Robertson and Speaker Hustled ar-
rived tonight They all voted In favor OF
Mr. Conking's nomination on the resolution
acted on In tho New York delegation to-day; thus
making the vote OF New York stand 6S Tor Senator