The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23

dephia aud stated to the committee, but have not
heard from them since. "
'.rnen you aon't know whether your declpation has
been sccspiedf"
$40; don't know What they have done about it,"
The General then, taking his valise, bid me adieu
nterview that while the General has his choice OF
dldases he eniertaIns idea OF casing his vote tor
that choice. Availability l. the order oil the day. and
much as has been sid against TiIden he still colsd
cred the available man.
ANOTHER DUNE psLxcArx
One OF the heads OF the Virginia delegation
as . delegate At large Is Mr. Il. A. Co4hiil,
who has been the leader OF the democrats IN
terms He was seIse'ed ,e 90 ,0 10 >, hoU,s be-
cause OF his thorough knowledge OF national politics.
his cool, dsberats Judgment aud his ability 10 carry
the sentiment OF the delegation asked him what cand
date Tor the democratic nomination they favored He
replied, s.ihey candidate AS The Convention
which elected them expressed preference Tor any"
Individuality whom do you preerP"
81 prefer Bayard any o,her man. I"
'ls he the personal choice OF the delegation TO St.
Louissn
II believe ne IS but no one OF them has any idea he
IL accord with the political sentiment OF the people Of
the South, and commaEds Their highest regard and
esteem, They would all prefer him though none Of
,l-m believe he will be- nominated"
lis T.lden the choice If any OF the delegatesf"
Il d"D't know; that Will be Determined hereafter
For myself, have kept my mind Tree from all embar-
easements and complications | will go 10 st Louis
anu vote for the best man, whoever he may be-"
Colonel II. E. Peyton delegate from tho Eighth dis
tr,ct was IN favor OF the strongest man Al 81 Lous
whoever that viii be- Personally, he preferred Mr.
Bayard. but he did moi consider that gentleman
would be in the ed and that II he his nomination
would give great dissatisfaction TO the North
Mr. Harmon, Of Augusta county. delegate from
the seventh dstricL personally avors some Western
man supposed to be Thurman. He will, however. be
guided by events at ST Louis
Colonel T. OBren, OF the delegates from the Third
district, Is native OF Bcrkimcr county. New York.
who s.rvcd gaautly in the One Hundred aud Fifty
second regiment OF that State He now developing
the material interests Of Virginia by coal mining and
having been member Of Tammany IN It's better days
Is at the time giving the natives helping hand
In the political line. little politics and good deal
OF coal inning goes q tar way 10 make man popular
IN the Old Dominion Mr. Brien, from HIS early
associations and sympathcs, is put down as Tdrn
man. and thu rightly, too. He iavors Governor
Walker tor the Vice Presidency, but an the Governor
not sent as de egale al large TO ST. Louis he Will
probably be brought forward Tor that high office
Hence Mr. o. Brien can be counted upon Tor The csnd
date of his native State the absence Of any other
conflicting interests
Judge Meredith. OF this city, has choice Of cand-
dates; but MS he is quoted by II den organ being
sale hc may DO credited to that candidate.
Mr. s. Southal delegate rom the Eighth dis
trict, has personal preference tor Bayard, like
ory OF the de egaon but ne will cast his vote for the
right man at ST LOUIS.