The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-15
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!, appointment, May 8. It was believed 10 b
u favorably inclined toward Tilden.
i OHIO.
Q The State Convention held at Columbus
u May 8, instructed for Thurman, but the
J, Cincinnati Enquirer on the following
y morning declared the delegation TO be fol
Tilden and Payne.
OREGON.
The Oregon State Convention which met
in Portland, April Z, adopted q resolution
expressing preference for the renomina'
rion OF Tilden and Hendricks, but sent an
: uninstructed delegation to Cincinnati.
/, Pennsylvania.
= OF the Pennsylvania delegation II was
! understood at the time the selection was
3 made that So out OF the IS were opposed
3 10 Tilden. The delegation was instructed
, 10 vote against the unit rule at Cincinnati.
RHODE ISLAND.
The delegation Is understood to have q
preference for Tllden II he Is found to be
available, but not otherwise. 1t was ap.
pointed March %.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Wade Hampton and NJ. @. Butler head
the delegation, which Is said to be strongly
in favor OF Bayard. Later adyices are to
the effect that the delegation will be
unit for the Delaware Senator.
TENNGssEE.
Fifteen Of the "a delegates are pro-
nouuced friends Of Bayard. The others
are divided between Thurman, Field and
Hancock.
| TEXAS.
The convention met in Galveston, April
81, and adopted resolution endorsing
Gen. Hancock. The resolution was first
designed as an instruction, bnt it was sub.
quently modified. The delegation goes
10 Cincinnati uninstructed. Resolutions
favorably mentioning Tiiden, Bayard, and
Thurman in connection with the presi.
dency were voted down by an overwhelm.
ing majority,
VERMONT.
The delegation which was only partly |
filed by the State convention ia believed |
TO be for Hancock, though friendly toward
Tilden. No instructions.
VIRGINIA.
At the time Of the appointment Of the
Virginia delegation, May 10, Judge Field
was in high favor, and a majority Of the |
delegates declared preference for that
gentleman for the presidency.
WEST VIRGINIA.
A portion at least Of the West Virginia
delegates are for Bayard, a portion for
Thurman, and the balance for Field.
They are said tn stand 2, Bayard; 8, Thur
man; and 5, Field.
WISCONSIN.
The feeling Of this delegation, which
was appointed May IL. is believed to be
strongly opposed to Tilden, and to have
preference for seymour. Two OF the dis
trict delegates declare for Tilden. No in.
stIuctions.
NOT YET HELD.
Conventions are yet to be held in North
Carolina. Kentucky and Florida.
So far as can be ascertained from the by
no means perfect or satisfactory data at
hand, the status OF the delegations from
btNtThl CLhled 10 90 PlC-
sented 10 the following summary:
Alabama-Favorable to Field.
Arkansas-Believed to be anti-Tilden.
Caliiornia-Thurman or Seymour.
Colorado-Field first choice; Hancock
or Seymour second.
Connpcticut-A preference expressed
for Tilden.
Delaware-Bayard.
Georgia-Field first choice.
Indiana Hendricks (instructed).
Illinois-A strong leaning toward sey-
mour.
I"wa-Unknown.
Kansas Seymour and Hendricks.
Louisiana Hancock first choice.
Maryland-Bayard Gnstructed).
Maine-Unkuown.
MISREPRESENTATION.
Minnesota-A preference for Seymour.
Missouri-Tilden s, and the remainder
divided between Morrison, Bayard and
Seymour.
Mississippi-Bayatd,o Hancock, 4; not
placed, 8.
Massachusetts-In row.
New Jcrsey-A preference for either |
Tilden or Bayard.
New York-70 votes for Tilden.
Nebraska--SOlid for Tilden.
New Hampshire-Friendly toward Til.
den.
ohio-Thurman; second choice Tilden
and Payne.
Oregon-Tildep and Hendricks.
Pennsylvania-20 votes for Tilden and
80 against him.
Rhode Isand-A preference for Tilden.
South Northumberland.
Tennessee-l5 for Bayard. The others
divided.
Texas-Haucock Endorsed.
Vermont Friendly toward Tilden.
Virgnia-Strorg preference for Field.
West Virginia-In part favorable to
Bayard.
Observation-Disclosures for Seymour.