New-York tribune., 1876-06-17

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VI. ii l.. Stansvi ANA y. n Clements.
VII. II. b. h.le ana W. A. Han1lry.
VIII .JOhn ShodgraSs and a. H. heier'
CALIFORNIA.
SOLID DELEGATION IN FAVOR oP TILDEN
The Convention adopted by aeolanation resoln-
ton warmly praising Gov. Tlden "a true re-
former ami fit champion of the people in the conflict
with official corruption" and declaring that his
nomination as Presiient of thc United States 10y the
National Democratic Conveation would be accepta-
bic to the Democratic party Of California as gio-
rious victory III the cause of honest government"
The delegation is said to coutain : Ihden J Hon
drcks, and 2 Bzyard men. the Convention, bow
ever instructed Il to vote as unit, which inSures
the II votes of the state for Gov 14ldGn
H. p. Hoge
Al L"'ps{ Clay " Taylor.
Jotn . n.scr.
D.sir4el l.. " D,,npny and Geo. II. Rogers.
L. John iisy iGJ 4. u. BALDWIN.
Ui..Arniaud Bay ANA George - Cornwall
lN..J a. MV1iIino BnO {. ~. aOLt
CONNECTICUT.
THE DELEGATES REPORTED TO BE FOR GOV. TILnEN
The Convention expressed no choice tor the Presi
dency and left the II delegates entirey uLin-
stucted 1t is rep rted good authority t.at they
are all for Gov. ildsn.
COLORADO
The six DELEGATES IT m Colorado uiinstrncted,
the Convention having deemed il best to pastpone
the adoJtion of a platform until after the meeung
of the National Convention. 1he delegates are;
Adair Wilson, a. j. Ni'ltm"'
r. VI. Patterson, ~ j. M"Iuh' =,
+. j. Sdisn.ii, o~"iucl -"O''l'u0'
DELAWARE.
INSTRUCTED FOk BAYAED.
The Delaware Convention adopted hard-money
platform and instructed the delegates To vote as
INIT for Senator iiay ard aud to use ali honorable
meals to secure hs nomination for the Presidency.
The delegates are:
KSng...... Cove sauls'ury and John W. Hell.
Ne~Caste.. Mil''n O. ,.iie!cS ana G'1igi Gray;
Sussex ..-..E1"au L. h4run a"d Ch'uleo H. i.c''fiS'
FLORIDA.
THE DEL CAT, : UNINsTRUCrED.
The delegates 20 to ST. LOliis unihstructGd, and
nothing Is known concerning their preiereices.
Their names are:
s g. N. Gary, J. II. McKinae,
Josu Hos,cOtt, e. ~. l"cc.
a. DOsEetJ JODn l. h"Ih'ueo
GEORGIA.
THE DELEGATES sUTPOS"D TO BE IN FAVOE OF
TlLD y.
The delegates were elected by the Congressional
districts. ana were entirely uainstrueted. Tler,
have been many conflicting reports abunt their pref
ereuees but they are undoubtedly III favor of the
man who has the best chance Of being elected The
latest report says tuey prepared 10 vote unit
for Gov. li.den, pioyiued his nomination seems as
desirable when the Convention meets AS 1t appears
to them 10 be now.
TIIiIY DELEGATES INSTRUCTED FOR nENDMCKs.
The Convention passed ii resolution directing the
delegates to vote unit for Gov. iendncks.
Their second choce Is unknown.
IONA.
TUE DELEGATES DIVIDED BETWEEN TiLDEN AND
III D4ICKs.
The Convention was strongly in favor of Tilden
but did not instruct il. delegates. hey are said to
stand II for ridci aud 10 Tor Hendricks and all
other Candidates. Tue.r are:
a. H. I41no.e.
4, - b. r. Montgomery.
AZ A"Ve NJ. o. ham.
H. q. fiiuh.
pissrtct / L,iinuud ecr and Y. 81 Klttrick.
H. "A. i. MDiloe aua E II. IDayu.
IL. l. l. AIhs~OrtL and =. % Dniham.
~. H. saicI a.iD o. T. MriB"L
III B. dent r-C. and T. J. Anderson.
I..Jaeo5 "i'iso, aad v. a. stowe stowe
KANSAS.
TIE DELEGATION INsTI CrED POR HENDRICKS AND
AGAiNsr ANY HAKD-nONEY MAN.
The Convention passed d resolution declaring Gov.
Hendricks 10 be the hrst cnOce Of tac Democrats o
Kansas lnr President and instrucing Its 10 dele
deut who does not iadonoe tneT inAatiOn platform
The names OF the dele gates are:
Wilson SHANNON.
=, r.a. T.. ". ~ II
al LWVe j. " Ilyiur.
isaac L. EatOD.
Disfrtei l. D y. fainsr and J. q. Lowe
a. N. V. DcuucIt and o. ". Burchar1.
ILL. L. DAVIS ANA samuel DOnneisOG.
KENIUCKY.
PROBABILITIES ~ FAVOR OF TILDyS.
The Convention gave s delegates 40 Instructions.
and expressed no preferences as TO candid tes bu
the large majority by which Mr Henry Watterson
was chosen delegate at large shows that IL den wa
the fayorite of tie Convention because Sr. Waiter
son has been very dsDonstratiVe ia favor OF Iiidens
nomination. The delegates are:
Nv. O. Brct tkiuridge
HenrJ Watt'Isoi
Az L"vel Willis Il. MacAtn
john NJ. Klee.
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lin. Yeaanon and T. Eavcs-