, 1876-06-24
VIEWS OF DELEGATES,


or, rather, u portion Of the stragsiers, turned
up in Chicago yesterday morning, Two uf thu
delegates arrived Thursday, and wcro utcr.
viewed by the TEInu*E man oil their arrival.
Ti!c story of the lnte-coners agrees pretty we'll
With that Ut the advance guari. They repre-
scnt that, out Of the twenty-five delegates,
seventeen orc fur TIldcn, with the remainder
fur Hendricks. The lattcr Is thu second el.u!re
Of pretty nearly all of tile delegation. The
mines Of those who arrived yesterday asc: H. 4.
Honey, James Blalr, ". II. Clark, r. H. Lyon,
William II. Ramsey, u. Luce, Grand Rapids;
T. D. Stevenson, Big Rapids; Walscg
Flnner and Peter Wlitc, Marquette; y. G.
Maxwell, Bay City; j. II. Walters. 1.apcrr;
+. W. Thaycr, Dayil D. Erwin, F. 4. Minis, :,
&, Mason, +. II. llnlbyo"k, MuAkegun; VIC.
Sherman. tirutsl Haven; Edward hymn, f. T..
kih!'ic, la'lcock; ". l.. Bancsuft, Tort Iluron;
cgatca stopped IN Chicago long crungl fur hrrAk
fns a,l! titus ayOllc the pcsttrypus Interviewer,
Wills u few remained until thu night train, mud
were subjected to tue attacks Of thc newspaper
boys. Tie general statement Is that Michigan
will demand n harl.money nsan, anu that the
1nnjurity think Tilicn Just the Inan for rrcsl-
dent, with teanlngs towards licnlrickA for scc-
ond choice. Davis las uu friends IL thu dclcra-
tson.
BOMB sTHAGnLERs.
Some of the other htatrs sent In etragetcra on
tl,cir way to st. Louls, Among these wrre
James SiesrI;s, T. y bcdgll, hon!c, y. y;
y. l. barnes, MEhtgnn Ctly. Ind; Gcorsc
Market, y: III; 8. Brggg:., State ssuator, from
ienee, i. L.; r. Nublr, Westlcld, sla:s.; ".
II. Mcclellan, Bell1t. Me-; Jvscpl, Rankin, NIL
t. u: Maxon, Wiscan:n; Icnry ii. iiay,lc','' .s;'
Eau Claisc, Wis. William Wilson, aIcnarltucc
THIS indiann men are for ficnltricks, their tn-
yorito sun. Ut coursc, with Davis as sccunl
choice.
Tho Maine mau was fur TilIcn tlrst. Inst, au
all the tine. llc assnits no such u thing Is Il
second c1otec, but wIl! bidc by the decision u
Thc &issoss'n delegation arc very much d.
v!detl. TAu Milwaukee, men, nnl tllose living
in the ylclnty u thy Cream City, arr for lIl,le,
aud the others for Ilc.ulrlcks. They nrr guirt,
dlgnIed set, md raised strenuous obIcrtious to
being Interviewed. The above, however, is
Thought to express the real sentiment Ut thu
delegation
yolCn FROM NEW MAMpsf1nE,
In tho conrse of ILLS wQndertugs a,nonG tho
rock, k,roGtcs! lsourbons, thu reprttr euc.hlntcred
Mt. Louis HUI, u! New Market, y. H., with
whom re frld bWrct eonyersr, aha,tlt u foaluws:
W.; "Ys:. nal'' iit' believe you aF' aslesA's'"
"Iiuw u.any dues your stuts delegation con-
slst 1fl"
.'Huw do they stand on thu great Presidential
questlon which will come up fur del!bcratton al
g. Louisi"
"As near as I can Judge from conversations
with them they arc solid for 'fttuen."
!" How aro tleyon tho money question:"
~ guess they arU all hard money, though I
am tho snfiest money man Among them"
II Wtat are your ylews on thv question1''
~ aM in favor of letting II alduo; no lcgtsla-
L ' Mti taks care ot itssIl. eS' - ~ a'o'o
- Who ia spoken u us y scconl choice for tllu
Presidential lu,n1inntlun!f'
ity IT .l.u delegation do iu that respect, viii
aI likewise"
Personally, WIN Is your second choIcc i''
Thurman, nf Ohio, by aIl o.l,ts.n
the tlckrt1'
!. lleudrlcks."
alt II stxts1 u tha n4xapaIars tAia masaiae