The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-15
England. however Gen. HawIey will not find
much anfhu siasm for the astute VermOnter.

England. however Gen. Hawley will not find
much enthusiasm for the astute Vermonter.
Ex-senator Spencer. now In the mining Dust
ness Gays six cen OF the twenty delegates " the
Chicago convention from Alabama will be In
favor Of Grant, the. remainder going for sher-
He thinks hns hn no ssness Dens
KearneY.
canvass of preaideatia'. preferencea Mt the
University of Wise ,nsin gives these asus.s;
n Tiiden. 10; Bayard. 81; Seymour. 8: Day 9. 6.
The votes of the female ts are Included
In the for going and ~ IRE divided o. thns: ba'ne
and Grant, each Wasburne. 30; sherman, q;
Tilden and Bayard. each.
The dis riot conventions in Syracuse N Y.
Saturday for the election of delegates to the
suited In the defeat of The Tilden party 10 every
district. 81. Lawrence county and the fret dis
'rict of Westchester. county also elected anti,
Til len delegates Livingston county ele3ted
Tilden delegates aud unanimously nassed re-
solutions "denounctng the fraud OF 1876"
Boston. April 11.-Near'y 600 delegates have
now been chosen to the r R,pnbcan conyen'ioa,
to be held at Worcester on Thursday. Tho full
convention will be about $40 Of the d deg ttes
chosen decided msjori ar for bdmunds.
either m Ss Of 5 fo%
Blaine last. with but few delegates.
A Michigan Congressman Informs the New
York Tribune that his btate appears to be- solid
He SAYS there is very little feeling In 'vor OF
Seeretary sherman The Detroit Post and
Tribune gives the foowns resnt OF a, o@pSas sna7
Sherman 1916. Washburne 100. Ednunds Ss6,
scattering 1773.
sr. LOUIS. April 1t.-Up to tonight reports
have been received from vsn'yone counties
showing the delegates el acted to the 5 ate h5"
publican convention. The Grant del leg stes
already number u m j orty OF the who'e con,
the city of St Louis yet TO b, counted but they
can only increase the Grant maj ',tty. soil
Grant delegation win be- ell ot,d n Chicago
probably headed by .Ohauacey. l. Filley and
james T. Beach as delegates at large.
WASHINGTON. April 12.-Gov Bishop Ia ,a
Willard'A. Many rumors are current as to tht
cause OF his VISIT many tnttmating that he IL
den and B shop. The Governor 10 an Inter
view declined to talk on general politica' top
| ics but said that II he was nominated for Ftot
| President he wonld accept. He also expre,set
ernor himstl seems to entartatn ths slfghft 8
| idea that there is any show for his name on the
National ticket.
| NEW YORK. April ia Utica special saws
There Is no longer any doubt at this be ad 'een
tire Of politics that Tilden will have full contro
OF the regular State convention at Syracuse OF
| the twentieth instant. Seymour's friends ar
moving the heavens and earth to secure hi
nomination. He is not candidate In the sens
| of working for it. but will accept The nomina
ton If rendered. No one here doubts 1t. TIL
| den's streoRth In Utica Ia very great In ptte Q
this county to choose delegates to Syracuse
many of the successful candidates adoptad thu
| DO ige OF heading their tickets For Pie .ident
Ho- alto Seymour" aud were invariably elected
but most of these men are really prepared t.
vote Tor Tilden. The rid n men run the ma
twentieth instant. to delay matters as long d
possible.