The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-14
have resisted, and Judge Poland, Of Vermont, will,
therefore. present him.

have resisted, and Judge Poland, Of Vermont, will,
therefore. present him.
WHAT Mr.. Combines CANVASS IL
reporter OF the HERALD called Mr.. 4. d. Cornell
this evening, when the following conversation took
place-"l understand, Mr.. Cornell that the New York
delegation very sanguinc OF their success for Mr.
Conkling and that you claim as many as 200 or $50
votes for MIN on the first ballot"
Mr. coRxELL-Yes We are sanguine. but the esti-
mate higher than design TO present on the hrst
ballot We feel that there are $50 delegates who
really and sincerely for Mr. Conkng, but on account
Of local. personal and other interests, prefer
the first ballot to give compliment
tary votes 10 other candidates. The
friends Of OF the other candidates
think it udcious bring forward their whole strength
at first, TO give their good send of, think
Ing that such good beginning is tho best way to
insure Our canvass is OF totally different
character We do not believe In wasting time in Sc
curing precarous and complimentary votes. We want
only men who for Conkiing first, last and all the
time and with such canvass shall present on tho
first ballot about 125 votes.
rnE COMMITTEES
The various State delegations to-day for the
pose OF designating tho persons who represent their
States in the different committees The following arc
those selected TO compose the Committee on Gre
dentias:-
Observation-Disclosures Judge s. +. Rice.
Arkansas--0ver p. Snyder.
Connecticut-Joseph Silver.
CALIFORNIAN. D. RdeouI
Gcorgia-Jamcs Atkins
lllinois-George s. Bangs
Indiana-General Ashcry Steele
Iowa.. T. Baldwin.
kansas-A II. Horton.
kentucky--John w. Ferrell
Louisiapa-C. 4. Nash.
Maine-Scth l. Mi.lken
Observation-Disclosures +. Sanford
Mississippi-R. q. Powers
M.chigan-Hon. George Hannaks.
Ninnesota--Coonel Marion.
Novada-Judgc Q. N. Harris.
Ncbraska-L W. Osborn.
New York-Thomas G patt.
New Hampshre-Hon. Alonx0 Mute
New Jersey-William J. Magce.
North Caroina-Jamcs Hea.on
Oregon. d. Chailee
Ohio-William H. Epson.
Pcnnsylvania--M. :. Dudy.
Rhode lsand--Ex Governor Henry Howard
South Caroina-D. A. Swais
Texas. r. Newcomb
Tcnncssee-A. g. Stark
Virginia.. J. Dezcncorf
Vcrm0nt-General Whcelock G. Veasy.
Wisconsn-Hon. David Atwood
West Virginia -General Nathan Con.
The Committee on Resolutions Is as iolows:-
Arkansas--charcs G. Waters
Calilorna--C f. Reed
Connecticut Joseph r. HawIey
lllinois---C. b. Farwcl.
lndiana--R W. Thompson.
Iowa--Hram Price
kAnsas-DwSht Thatcher.
Kcntucky--Jamcs 5. Speed
Lou!siana--Hcnry Deniaa
Maine-Neson Dnglcy, Jr
Observation-Disclosures /. Pierce.
Naryland-Louis II. Sterner
Aissour-R. I. Van Horn.
Mssissppi-C. w. Clark
Michgan-Ex Governor Baldwin.
MISUNDERSTANDING Wakefield
Nevada--Senator Jones.
Nebraska--R. n. Pinney.
New Observation-Disclosures Fl. Burns
New York--Charles r. Smith.
New jersey A. Potts.
North Carolina-R G. Badger.
Orcgon-Hon. James G. Bedford
Ohi0-Edwin Cowles.
Pennsylvania-Ed Mcpherson
Rhode Island--charles Nourse.
south Caroina-Govcrnor d. II. Chamberlain.
Texas-0Dvernor Davis.
Tennes SEGA A. Freeman.
vlrciuia--William Miller.
Vermont-Hon. George II. Bgelow
Observation-Disclosures II. Hoare.
West Virginia-Coloncl James w. Davis
Georgla-Dr. H. NJ Touncr
Some OF the delegations will not meet until to-mor
row, and hence the list Is not full.