The New York Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1876, Page 4

4 {CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE.) LOUISIANA. ROATRS AT LAROR Pirst Second Third Choice. Choice, Choe. Kellogg, Wm. P...Morton Blaine X Blame Blame seeseMorton © Biaincor Conkling (coi), Morton Blaine or Conkling TME DISTRICT DELEGATKS. ‘irst ome Third ce, Choice, Adolphe, C. J....,Mortoa Biaine Conkling Burch, J, H. (col)... Morton Blaine or None Conkling Chadbourve, R. H. Morton Blame or None Conkling Darrall, Chester B. Morton enine None or Blaine F. (col)... Morton Morton Morton . G. B, (col), Morton Morton Morton , J. Y. (col)... Morton Morton Morton Landay, Pierre. ... Morton Blaine or None Coukiing Loan, W. F. Blaine Conkling Morton ( Morton Morion Morion L. (col). Morton Morton Morton vid (col). Morton Morton Morton Fourteen for Morton and 2 for Blatno as As a second ©: for Morton, . 2 for Blaine and jaine. For third enore 2, Conkling Land 1 is u Bare undecided altog MAINE, DELEGATES 47 LARGR. Second Third © Choice. Choice. Dingly Jr., NelsouBiaine None None Drummond, J, H. . b None N Stevens, J. L Blaive Nowe None Nobb, Francis... Blaine None None TRICE DRLEGATES. pirst Secon Third Chore. Choice. Brown, J. B...... Blaine None A... Blaine None Frye, Edwin Frye, Williar Hale, Eugene Blaine None Noue ne None en for Blaine. dimit of no se Nowe Wriking, Edward, /BI None Thomas, Jobn L. .. Blaive Noue THE DISTRICT DELEGATES, First Second Chase, ‘i Noue Durvy, FM Blaine knsor, Joba Blaine gray, James A... Blaine WeKillop, W. W. Perkins, Win, ,... Blaine Steiner, J. Ho... Piano Blaine Blaine shoemaker, 5. M thompson, Peter furner, Robert, .. Hiaine fuck, W, G. Blaine Waters, EG - Blaine None None None As this is Blaine’s cond choice, Third Choice, None Third Choice. None Nove None None Nove N None None None None Scumaany,—Eighteen tor Blaine. No second ehoice reported. : A: 8 \CHUSETTS, Choice. Hoar, E. Rockwood bi Bristow Dana, Richard IL.. Couking Forbes, Jobn M. Bristow Chadbourne, P. A. Bristow None DISTRICT DELEGATES, First Choice. rtholomew, A. J. Bristow None rier, Henr Blaine None Clarke, James F. ue Hoar, George Bristow Loring, ¢ Blaine None owed, James R.. Bristow None . Kdward. Blaive None F..Bristow None - Blane Liristow Bristow None . Blane Noss Bristow Nove 1, Wa, Bristow Nowe Sandiord, John E. Bristow Nou Shute, James M..Brisiow = N Waters, C. Bristow Noue Whiting, W P None Third Choice. None None None Nove Third Chorees None None None None None Noue None None Noue x Noue None done None ne and 13 for Bristow as ce 18 are undecided, 6 Biame meu are for Bristow, | Bristow man for Blaine and I Biaine man for O De P. Baldwin, m A. Howard, ton, We HL this delegation for Orst, second and third choice bave uot Leen ascer- tained. but they are reported to stand—Biaine, 16, Bristow, 4; Conkling, 1, layes, }. MIN DELNGATES AT LARGE, ; Second ‘Third °t. Choice. Rathsey, Alex, ‘ow None Waketielt, vB. None None Guile, Wo He. avarts yes Ward, W Blaine Bristow None DISTRICT DELKGATES t ‘Second Third Chowe, Choice. Ames, John T.....B.aine None None Bagen, L. :Bristow None None Clarke, N. 7 Blaine Bristow None Kuighi, Albert... Blaine None Nove Langdon, R. B Washburne sabia, D' 3 Conkling Mi Blaine * tis flew with the delezatio SumMany.—) ehoice. For second choice Bristow has 2, Wastlurne 1, Evarts J, and 4 are undecide is for shburne, but thinks he will vote ine tor Blaine and 1 for Bristow as first Conkling l, i. The del- egates except 1 Hayes man have no third choice, MISSISSIPPI. DELEGATES AT LARGE. First Second Choice. Chowee. Alcorn, Japes L,.Morton None Bruce, 4h. ++ Morton None Yowers, Blai Bristow Ames, Adeibert ... blaine None DIgTHICT DELEGATES, First Second Choice Choice, Buchanan, G, W..tiristow Blaine Bristow Bristow --Moriwn None Morton Nono Bristow —-Blaino Bristow —- Bristow Little J. P. Morton. Biaiwne Niles, Ji Bristow Shaughpessy, M. None Spellman, J. J. " Warren, H. W.....Moriou White, J.T. ‘Merton Somkany —Morton 9 eh For second eh Conkling 1, while one is wad Bristow und 7 are undecided altogether choice 2 are for Bristow, 1 for Blaine ap decided, MISSOURI. DELEGATES AT Lane, First Second Choice, Choice, Choice, Finkeinborg, G. A. Ulaine Uristow Morton Van Horn, &. T...Morton Conkling Blane Lorn, Ben). Biaine Morton Conkling Smith, J i.......Morton = Conkling Bristow DISTRICT DELEGATES, First Second Third Choice. Choice, Chnice, Auter, Hugo... Morton Bristow Coukiing Conkling Morton Grant Morton Bristow Bruere, Theo Hayes Conkhog Burch, '§. W Morton — Mayes coha, A Hayes Coms' Couktiag = Morton Gornetl, W. Conking =F DeMotte, Mot Blaine Denney, A. Morton Fi Td Hayes Blaine Morton Mor Bristow Copking Morton Conkiing Morion Morton laine Blaine Morton «= Couk ling Conkling Bristow Norton Morton Mortow Bristow Morton Conkling seas —< Conklin, yes Bias, 9 for Morton, 2 for For se bristow 2 and Hayes 2 and 1 is undecided, Pinney, N. -Biatne SuMMary. A. Waidden, Bew. F.. Blaine ehoree, has not been ascertained, cided, Morton au Hartran Nug and Washourne, 2 all except 1 are undecided, | Robertson, Gilbert Wheeler, Do Witt C. Conkling | Wilhams, David, .Conkling | Woodin, Wm, B. {Conkling SL... Conkling Conkhog SUMMARY, Harris, Jax H. Wheeler, W. Lusk, Virgil 8. | Badger, RO. | Boyd, James'A:.. Conkling Cooper, Thos. 4... Uaknown , Rob. M. Unknown Morton Blaine Marton, J. J......Unknown Mott, JJ ‘Unknown Nicho, J. R ‘Conkling Norment, RK. M. Conkling Owen, Thom te be relied upon, cm Wate, Feny Noy a Avson, W. i, . Ww Tue DISTRICT First Chiner, Amoler, J.A.... Hayes Aultmad, C.... Hayes Bickhain, W. D. Hayes Bright, SH... Hayes Browning, Frank. Haves Bucktand, R. -Hayes ityrkett, A R...,Hayes Carhart, H. C..... Hayes Collins,’ B. -Hayes Cowles, BE. C...... Hayes Critehfeld, L. J Eggleston, Wen) Ford, G. H.. Lennox, J jayea Lybarger, BE. L,.. Hayes MeClure, A. § ea Melivaine, J, L.. Hayes ix ior Blaine. NEW JERSEY. DELEGATES AT LARGE. Two are for Hayes, 1 t, Ltor Conkling, 1 undecided between Conk- Hayes and Wash- for third choice between burne, and 9 undecided altogether, NEBRASKA, DELEGATES AT LARGE Second choice, Washburne 1. For third choic undecided, NEW HAMPSHIRE. DELEGATES AT LAROR Fira Second, Choice. Chotee, Hall, Daniel. ,.....Bluine None Colby, Ira, J... Blaine None Burns, Charles H. None + White, Nathaniel, . Blaine None DISTRICT DELEGATES, First Second Choice, Choice. Gault, Jesse....... Bristow None Marston, Geo, W.,. Biaine None Nute, Alonzo..,...,Biaine None Rand, Thomas GC... Blaine None Shaw, sristow = None Noue NEW YORK. DELEGATES AT LARGE. Blaine yes certain None Wheeler Nono None None None Conkling None Hayes Nowe Uncertain ixty-seven for Conkling, 1 for Wheeler, 1 for Bristow and 1 undecided. The uo evidence of a second choice, NORTH CAROLINA, DELEGATES AT LAKGE. First Caoice, Second Choice, Third Choice, Powers, Thomas. . Blaine \. Haves Conkling Blaine Conkling e Conkling Conkling | cho ce, while the preferences of ¥ are unknown, der such circumstances second and third choice cannot o. DILEGATES aT LARGE, Second Choice Morton Blaine Morton Bristow DELEGATES, Second Choice Morton Blaine Bristow Morton Biatoe Morton None Bristow Blaine Blaine Bristow Morton Blaine Blaine Mortoo Conkling Bristow Nowe Morton Bristow Brisiow Blaine Bia ne Biaine Conkiiag *, 1 for Conkling and 1 for Hayos on first choice, nd choice Morton has ld, Conkling 5, Blaine 4 For third choice Bristow has 10, Conkling 8, Morton 5, Hayes 1, Biaine 1, Grant 1 Third Choice. None None Nove be second and third choice of this delegation has not been ascertained, NEVADA. DELEGATES AT LARGE. First Second Third Choice. Choice. Choice, Bell, Frank, Bristow Blaine Morton Clapp, B.S. .Coukling Washburne None Bristow Blaine Noue onkiing Bristow Nove $ onkling Bristow = Nove Wren, thomas.,..Congling Blaine Morton SuwMary,—Four for Conkling and 2 for Bristow as first For second choice Blaine has 3, Bristow 2 and Morton has 2 and 4 are Third Choice, None Nove None None Third Choice. None Noue None None Nove Noue ScaMaky,—Hightlor Blaine and 2 for Bristow as first The second and third choice of this delegation as the delegates ure unde- First Third Choice, Choe, Choice, Sewell, Wm. J.... Blaine - = Halsey, George A..Blaine Hayes Bristow Hobart, Garrett A. Blaine j yes None a 7 iuyesor , Pots, Fred. A....Blaine Washbne None DINTRICT RRLEGATEA. First Second Third Choice, Choice, Choice. Blair, John I.,...Blame Nove None Miake, John L,... Blaine None None Deits, Isaiah N...,Blaine, but disgusted. None Nove Joves, J. Wyman. .None None Nono Kendrick, Z. H.... Morton Conkling or Washburne None Leaming, R. 8, None None Mugie, W. J None Newbold, M. T, Blaine Newell, Wim. A Conkling Henry C Bristow gE None * None Nove Stratton, James A. Biaine Hartranit None Van Kensai’r,s, V.CUncertain None None Scwmary.—Thirteen tor Blaine, 1 for Bristow, 1 for 3 undecided for first choice. For second for Bristow, 1 tor First Second Third Choice. Choice, Choice, | Cornell, A, B.....Conkling Conkling Conkling Conkling Conkling None Nono | Uiconkling Hayes None DISTRICT DELEGATES, Second, Third, None None Next best None None None Cahoone, Georg. Conkling Conkling Comp, Jou H Conkling None Crosier, Hugh None None None None Cowing, Rutus B..Conking Conkling Conkling Courebill, Join C.Conkiing None Nove Curtis, George W.. Bristow Dennison, ©. M. None « Dickmson, W. 38 Wheeler = Bristaw Intienhoter, A. J. None 5 Dutcher, Silas B, None Edick, 8. Noue Feeter, James C Uncertain Ferdon, Jolin W | Fiero, Joshua, J Uncertain Fuety, Charles E Uncertain Gladden, Henry None | Hakes, Hariow.... Blaine | He Alonzo. ...! Biaine Hiscock, Frank, Conkling Conkling Hotchkiss, G. W Conkling Conkling Hoysradt, Jacob H. No choice, bu to Conkling Hamirey, W. A. Husted, James W.. Conkling ni | James, Henry R..WAWheclor Conkling Nono | Johnson, A.B. okling None None | Ketchum, Jolin H Nono Lawson, John D. nkhng None -Conkling None | Conkiing None wardM Conkling Conkling 0, Ji .. Conkling None . Jout W.,..Conkling Conkling Conkling Merklee Geo, F...Conkiing No 2d choice “ | win D.conkiing = pe | vonkling Cotkiing Conkling | Conkling None Hayes or | 4 Bristow | Orton William, Conkling Conkling | Platt Thomas © pom, pikes Poelps Ben). None - | Prince L. Bradt = aa | Poole William Coukling Conkling | Roberts, Mars. 0..C Uncertain None | Robertyon, Wm. H.Conkling — Conkling None lelegation shows None None Nono None Third Choice. Conkling Coukling None None None Un- Third Choice Wheeter Bristow Conkling Morton Third Choice jaime Morton Gt Unknown Biaine Bristow Blaine Nowe Binine None Bristow or Conkling Conkiing Blaine Morton or Conkling Bristow Merry, E. W Moertin, © te r J. dee. Rotbebild, J. B, Sabin, H.. Smith, H.W seterick, Julius CH Smith, J. A. Utdegraft, J. T Weir, LC Wilson, D. W. Hayes Hayes ee second Conkling 3 and undecided 3. Hines, H. K. Scout,’ 4. W. Tolmon, J. 0. | Van Houghton... Blame Summary—six for Blaine or third choice, rst Choice, Hartranft Cameron, J. D Leeds, William R,.Hartranft Hoyt, H. M Hartranft Mackey, R. Hartranft Choice, Albright, Charles..Hartran(t Atkinson, D. 5. Hartrantt Barr, Samuel F,,.Hartranft Bartholomew, L, .Hartrantt Beckley, D. A....Hartrantt Bingham, H. H.,.Hartranft Bloss, Henry C.. .Hartranit Bowen, Joba R.... Hartrantt Byram, J. M, Carwalt, J. Bo... Martrante Ceasova, Joun....Hartranft Chamvers, J. A Darlington, 6 Darlington, H. Davis, William 7. . Hartrantt Eberly, Henry 8..Hartrantt Ethelman, B. F...Hartrantt Fairman, G. W...Hartrantt Hartraoft ft Futhey, J. Smith. Hartrantt Griesemer, p..Hartranft Grove, J. W. -Hartrantt Hampton, Jotin H. Hartranit Harvey, H. T .Hartrapit Hil, Joho L. Hartrantt Jounston, Joseph. Hartrantt Kemble, Wm. H..Hartrantt Linn, L. G «Hartranft McManus, Wro, T.Hartranit +Hartranit McMichael, M. »Hartrantt McPherson, Magee, C. L.....Hartrantt Mann, Wm. B.,..Hartranft Miller, Daniel C,.Hartranit Moore. Wm, 8... Hartrantt Mullen, C, H Murray, T. H Oliver, H. W. Jr..Hartranft Osmer, J. H. .Hartranty Palmer, H. W....Hartranft Polloch, W. J.....Hartrantt- Quay, M.S.......Hartranit Recder, H. J......Hartranft Rogers, Lucius. ..Hartrantt Ruloffson, KR, . Hurtrantt Scull, Edward,...Hartranft Stanton, M. H....Hartrannh Stewart, Andrew, ,Hartranft Stewart, Jobn.....Hartranf Truby, Simon..,..Hartranft Walker, Thos, M..Hartranit Willard, E. N Wister, John. Wood, Alan, Jr, Young, FE. B ++-Hartrant .Hartrantt Summary.—58 for Hartranft as first choice. ond choice 33 probably for Blaine, bus wi Freeman, &. Hart, Charl Howard, Henry... Bristow Nourse, Charlea. .. Bristow Pendleton, J. M...Bristow Willams, Isaac F. Bristow Van Zandt, C. C,., Bristow Biaine on trst chot Hayes and 13 undecided, Howe, George G. , Bristow choice Woodbridge, F. B. Blaine Summary.—For Blarne, 2; Scamaky—Forty-four for Hayes as first choice. chotce-—Blaine 15, Morton 11, ORKGON. on PENNSYLVANIA, DELEGATES ‘AT LARGE, None, but quoted Jor Conkling None. Blaine Blau None, but quoted for Conkling DISTRICT DELEGATES, Blaine anctet for Conk. sD ing. With the majority Nona With tho maj Quot ling. Conkling Blan Blaine With Prov’ Blaine Blaine Blaine Conkling Quoted tor Conk’g Blaine Blaine Blain Blaine None, Biame Blaine Quoted for Conk- ling Bluine Blain None Blaine With the majority Blaine Blaine With None Probably Blaine With None Non Blaine Blaine Blame With Blaine, then Bris- tow, Blaine With the majority Blat Probt RHODE ISLAND, First Second Choice, Choice. Aldrich, N. W.....Bristow None Nono Summanry.—Eight jor Bristow as tirst choice, No sec- ond choice, TENNESSER. ORLEGATRS AT LARGR, First Second Choice. Choice. Thornburgh, J. M.Bristow —_ Blaine Napier, J. G......Morton ‘Blaine Nunn, David A.... Blaine or Bristow None Wilder, J. f.,.....Morton Bristow. THX DISTRICT DELEGATES. First Second * Choice. Choice. Butler, R.R Blaine Morton Boyd, ‘J. W None Blackbara, None Burres, Blaine Camp, E. Morton Cate, T. Le None Eitiott, W. Hayes Freeman, A. None Bristow Hayes None Bristow Blaine Morton, 8 for Bristow and 6 for for second choice, Blaine 6, Bris- tow 6, Morton 2, Hayes 2 and 8 undceidod; for third choice, 4 tor Bristow, 8 for Blaine, 2 for Morton, 1 for SOUTH CAROLINA. THR STATE AT LARGE. ¢ VERMONT. DELEGATES AT LARGE First Choice, Poland, Luke P.. ee toward Willi for Bristow, 6 Secona choice equatly uncertain. . VIRGINIA. DRUGATES aT LANGE, First Second Choice, Choice, Carter, Richard H. Bisine Bristow Stowell, W. H, H.. Bleine Hayes Stevens, W, W, (col )Blaine Morton Lewis, Joho F..... Morton Conkling DISTRICT DELEGATES, First Second ° Chotce, p oman Bianchard, Bane ristow Carter, P. J. Quoted for Blaine, bi F hing Morton ‘on! Crse, «Conkling Morton Dawson, J, M. (col. )Blaroe Bi Deliaven,J.P.(col.)Morton Cor " dorm, J, P. Blaine Blaine y nora ue None, first choice; no second Bristow Blaine Bristow Bristow Washburne Morton Bla Bristow Conkling Mn or C’ng None Morton Conkiing Bristow Washbourne Blaine Merton Bristow Beaine Bristow Blaine For Bristow 12, First Choice. Second Choice, Third Choice, None None, None None. None None, None None, Nove None. Not Ni Second Choice. Not for jority ed for Conk. ne the jorit} "ly for ‘4 Haine Not for | the major. Provably the majority the majority then Conkling ably Blaine For sec- Third Choice, Nowe Bristow Morton None Third Choice, 3 Hayes Noue None Bristow Bristow None Blaine Noue Morton Bristow Blaine None None None Morton Biaine None i First Choice. Second Choice, Third Cnoice. Cain, L,... Bristow Biaine Nono ; Corwin, H. C. Bristow —_ Blaine None Chamberlam, D. H. Bristow Bristow None Elbow, BR. B. Blaine None Gleaves, RH. Conkling None McKinlay, W. J. Conkling None Nash, W. B. Blaine None Patterson, J. J. Conkling Novo Rainey, J. H....-Bristow Blaine None Swails,’ S.A.. Conkling None Smnails, R... Conkiing None Wallaco, A. 3. Conkling None Winsmith, J .- Morton Conkling None Worthington, 4.G.Morton* — Conkling None SUMMAKY.—First choice, 9 Morton, § Bristow; sec- ond choice, 8 Conkling, 6 Blaine, 1 Bristow; no third choice, TEXAS, DELEGATES AT LARGE. Davis, E. J. Zadek, A Russell, 5. H. Norton, 4. B. DISTRICT DELEGATES. Allen, Richard MeCali, J. L, Bilhngs, W. Miner, F. W, Cooper, L. W. Newcomb, J. P. Cuney, N. W, Newton, & T. Evans, A. J Schultze, Julius Malloy, A. @. Williams, L. W. Scuumany.—The preferences of the delegation have not been ascertained, but they are reported to stand 13 for Morton and 3 fo. Blaine. am A. Second Choice. | | eoler None Veazy, W. G...... Has notindieated hischoice None laine Bigelow, Geo, H... Hos not indicated his choice Noue DISTRICT DELEGATES. First Choice Second Choice. Carpenter, S.P...Has not indicated his choice None Colbura, Mason 8. Inclined toward William A. Wheeler None Farnbam, R. None French, W. C, Bristow Mason, J. L...., indicated his None None 2; undecided, N None Third Choice, Nove utNone or Oakey, W. 3. Probably Conkling,not None for Blai Poindexter, J. W. (Col. Blaine, ‘‘all de time” None Porter, J. W Blaine Bristow Rt J. Hw. -Coukling Now Russell. O, H. Biaine Biaine Sener, J, B. Bilal Wheeler Wagoner, Jacob.. Blaine Morton Conkling Scamary.—Thirteen for Blaine, 4 for Morton, 2 for Conkling, 1 probably for Coukling, ana 2 eitber for Conkling or Morton as first choice. For second and third choice our table shows no certain jadication. WEST VIRGINIA. DELEGATES aT LARGE Logan, T. H, Davis, J. W. Willey, W. Simmons, RM. (col) Dana, Eugene, Goff, Jr., N. Moore, FE. W. son, W. SumMary.—The preferences of the delegation not ascertained, but reported to stand—Biaine, 7; Bristow, 2, and Conkling, L ‘THE TERRITORIES. ARIZONA, De Forest Porter. R, C, McCormick. Claimed tor Blaine, 2, WISCONSIN, DELEGATES AT LARGE, First Choice. Second Choice, Third Choice, Sawyer, Philetas.. Binine Bristow Covkiing Atwood, Davi Blaine None Noi Douglass, Mark. None No! Hoare, James H. . . Biat None None DISTRICT DELEGATES. Brintliff, James .. Biaino Bristow None Bean. J.'M.....++-Blaine Bristow Conkling Brisbane, W. None None Bowen, E..... Nono None Comstock, Joba Bristow — None Enos, Elihu. Hayes None i Conkling Haye: Not Noi E None Noue Lewis, J. 7. None None Lewis, G E. None None Hayes Noue Blaine None Bristow — Washburno Bristow Conkling Sanderson, Edw’d. Blaine + Bristow — Conkling Summaxy—18 for Blaine, 1 for Bristow and 1 for Conkling as first choice, For second those who have expressed a preference are for Conkling, Bristow or Hayes, UTAH. J. B. McKean : George arene f Claimed for Blaine—2 DAKOTA. |} Clatmed for Blaine—2 DISTRICT OF COFUMBI4, Sayles J. Rowen :} Claimed for Biai: 2 A.M, Green.. IDAHO, D. P. Thompson, +} csimea ee Baia Austin Pawyer. WEW MEXICO. brie Snr Ciatmed for Blaine—2, William Breeden. , WASHINGTON. Grays Fosibe } cuimed for Biaine—2 ‘WYOMING. wa Hiswsa Claimed for Conkling—2 MONTANA, Ebr benvitus } claimed for Biaine—2 RRBAPITULATION—PIRST BALLOT, Connecticut. Delaware. .... Florida Georgia. Seco ce! st Maryland. Massachusetts EE7EpI rr) a” 3] ys ao 13} 1 “6 3 | 6 — Rhode Island. -| —| South Carolina, -|> Tennessee. 6] 10) ‘Texas. 3} 13] Vermont, 2 Virginia 13 4 West Virginia 1 —| Wisconsin is} —| Territories. M4} | Totals, IS GRANT THE COMING MAN? CORRESPONDENCE FROM THE PEOPLE—VIEWS OF THINKING ELECTORS, To raw Epiror or Tus HeraLy:— 1 feel sure that the thinking people of this couotry preter to have the preseat administration continue tn power than to risk this or that candidate. Our glorious country is now on the right track this centennial year, anal hope, as you intimate, that Grant stands ‘behind the scenes.” Yours for Grant, H.W. B, Jr. Jersey Crry, June 12, 1876. ONR WHO CANNOT SEK, BUT IS READY TO DO Jorn Il, 1876. To rus Evirorn oy tre Herarp:— I cannot see the good you expect to do the republi can party by printing ‘Behind the Scenes” in to-day’s paper. This third term ery wall nonsense. [f nomi- nated, ho' r, Lsball work «nd vote for U. 3. Grant up to the closing of the polla next November. — As for the other candidates { think they are a baker's dozen of nonentities. OLD WHIG, A BALLY FROM THE BOYS IN BLUR PROMISED. New York, Jane t2, 1876, To tux Epiron or tax HeRato:— Your correspondent, “Behind the Scenes,” In your issue of yesterday, strikes the nail on the head. The country is not tired of Grant. Let his name be pladéd | Conkling. \ ‘on the banner of the republican party for 1876 and therd" will be a rallying from (ue North, South, East and ‘West of the ‘boys in blue,” Who can doubt the result? THIRD TERM. SAD FATE THREATENED A CONTEMPORARY. To tHe Evrtorn ov tue Hrxaip:— What does ‘‘Behind the Scenes’? mean to insinuate? Has lifted the curtain and revealed the coming man—the Great Unknown? Dana's Sun would go under a cloud if Graut should get bis third term, SEVENTY-SIX. A PERTINENT INQUIRY—WHO CAN DO IT? Some 10, 1876. To ras Eprror o tux Hera: “Behind the Scenes,” im to-day’s Henato, reveals, I think, the anderworkings of tho political situation, Grant can receive the nomination if bo wants it, Tho colored delegates from the South will go for Grant to a man, The Convention 1s in heart for Grant, and let his mathe be proposed and who can “turn the i i CINCINNATI NOTES. a Indianapolis News:—‘‘Briatow’s namo is a good enough platform.” Nashvilie (Yeon.) Banner:—“Calculations on the fourth ballot at Cincinnati will all be wasted.” Jackson (Miss.) Republican:—“Conkiing is a good man—bdat he’s uot the drat choice of Mississipp!.” The Detroit Tribune says ‘The Michigan delegation will oppose Conkling ‘all the time at Cincinnati.’ San Antonio (Texas) Mepress ‘Conkling bids fair to be the republican nomineo for President and Hayes for ‘Vice President—a powerful ticket” Detroit Free Press :—“The friends of Mertow vo not | propose to be behind thore of Blaine apd Conkling in boasting of the streugth of their candidate,” New York Evening Commercial :—‘The Colorado del- eyates come to Cincinnati with big stories aboat Bisine bonfires burning on every peak of the Rucky Moun- ” ane Argus :—‘Judging trom tue teve of de- spatebes from Cincinnati, Blaine, Conkling, Morton, Hayes and Bristow are all going to get the nomina- ton”? NEW YORK UWERALD, TUHSVAY, JUNE 13, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. | THE WEST. i } Presidential Preferences in Illinois, Wis- consin, Towa, Kansas and Nevada. AB nies a BLAINE THE FAVORITE. Nevada Will Go for Conkling, of New York. - Others Who Have Already Seleced First, Second or Third “Choice.” ILLINOIS, & BLAINE DELEGATION WHICH MAY SUPPORT SOMEBODY KLSE, Sprixopieip, June 8, 1876. The delegates to the Cinclonati Convention have most of them been Interrogated by your correspondent as to their frst, second and third choice for the Presi- dency. It was impracticable ina number of cases to see the delegates personally, but in such cases their constituents or some one who claimed to have knowl- edge of their preferences furnished the information. It should be added, however, that some of the dele. gates themselves are quite undecided as to second and third choice, DELEGATES AT LARGE. Dr. Josera Rounixs, of Quincy, pbysician—I am for Blaine, frst of all. If his nomination cannot be effected, my second chotce would be Wheeler, of New York, aud though not yery decided as to a third choice I think it would bo Hayes or Hamilton Fish. Wonld never vote for Bristow. Rouerr G, Ixcrrsott, of Peoria, lawyer—I have very decided preference for Biaine as my first choice. Mor- ton would be my second choice,. Iam undecided upon ‘a third choice. Grain B. Raum, of Golconda, lawyer—My prefor- ences are Grst for Blaine, second Morton and third Hayes; then Conkting, If the others fail. FIRST DISTRICT. Sipsxy T. Santa, lawyer—I am in favor of Bristow as my first choice, He is the man who should be nomi- pated, We want a candidate thoroughly identified with the work of reform,and honest administration of the government. It might not be politic to nominate Blaine at this timo, in view of the charges preforred against him, Gxonce M, Brogex—I am most decidedly for Blaine asto first choice. Secondly, I am not prepared to speak definitely, but might say that it will be the Great Unknown, and he, in-all probability, will prove Hon. E. B. Washburne, SECOND DISTRICT. 8 K. Dow, lawyer—I formerly lived in Maine and was personally acquainted with Mr. Blaine, I thinks good deal of him as @ man of utility, and at present ho is my first choice. My preference, however, will be a good deai guided by what will geem best for the tnter- est of the repubiican party at Cincinnati, Governor Hayes might be my second choice, Washburne woula come next Jous A. McArtuur, Postmaster of Chicago— T cau see no reason why we should divulge what the dolegation proposes doing at Cincinnati, We were olecied under a Siaine influence, and although not pledged to him there is every probability that the delegation will work in bis behalf, As to the second choice I am not prepared to say anything, not being fully determined, It ts understood that Mr. McArthur will favor Senator Conkling as second choice, THIRD DISTRICT. F.W. Pauwer, editor of the Chicago Inter-Ocean— At present | am: for Blaine, bat cannot tell what may result from the developments now pending before Con- gress. As to the second or third choice I have not yet made ap my mind. Iwill be entirely guided by the sentiments of the other delegates when they aro all assembled at Cincinnati. C. B, Farweul, dry goods merchant, of Chicago, and member of Cougress—My personal preferences ai decidedly in favor of William a. Wheeler, of York. Ihave known him for several years at Wi ton, where we boarded at the same hotel, and |, refore, have had ample tunity of judging of tow. I cannot speak now as to third choice, but shall a Hiei Lis PRescort, lawyer--3f feronce is for Blaine, 1m accordance with the arowed sentiincats of the people of my district. I don't know what will bo the effect of the present charges made against that gen- temas, Dat I am convinced that they are not suMicient to prevent 118 Rom nation. As to the policy of nomi- bating tim under the circumstances, that i¢ @ matter the whole Copvention will have to coveider. Person- ally Blatue ts my first choice, Iam inclined to favor Morton as second choice, THIRTEENTH DISTRICT; C R Cummixes, Pekin, merchant—My first choice for the Presidency is Blame very decidediy. He is much the stroncest man, As second or third choice Morton or Conkling would be satisfactory. I shall not favor any man from the other side of Dixon's line. ; RK RB, Laruam, Lincoln, capitalist-—My choice ts first for Blaine, a4 be ts the strongest with the prene him. For second and ould fail of nominat: Thave no strong preference and should abide circum- stances, . , VOURTEENTH DISTRICT. D. D Evays, Danville, awyer—I am for Blaine first ofall, as be is almost the upanimous cholee of my con- stituents. I think | would go for Bristow ax second choice, and probably Merton for the third. Have great admiration for Morton, and under some circuin- stances would prefer him, L. J. Boxp, Monticello, railroad director—I am for Biaine rst of ull Conkling second and Bristow third VIPTRENTH DI8TRIOT, T J. Gonves, Marshall, lawyer—-1 think as to avaik ability mv choice among !’residential candidates would bo in the following order:—First, Blaine; second, Hayes; third, Morton; with Conklingand Bristow next, AS to merit, they would stand—First, Morton; second, Blaine; third, Conking. [ think highly of ‘Bristow, and wor like him to accept the Vice Presidency, Bexsox Woop, Etfingham, lawyer—he sentiment of our peopie is tor Blaine. I'am for bim first, as | think he is tho strongest man, Personally would prefer Morton, but doubt his avatlability, Morton, however, would be my second choice, und liayes third. Bristow has little strength among my constituents, Blaine’ Vindication will cause a great accessivn to him, SIXTEENTH DISTRICT. General J. S. Manrix, Saiem, lawyer—Blaine is Mag | decidedly my first choico and that of my district, have a high regard for Morton, but think Wheeler, of New York, or Hayes, of Ohio, as wore available, and either would suit me as second choice, with Morton third, Should General Logan's name be prominently presented I would prefer him to all others. Geoxce C, McCorp, Greenviile, farmer—My prefer- ences are: first, Blaine; second, Morton or Washburne; third, Hayes. Those expresstons are contingent upon the concition that General Logan is not a candidate, whom | would prefer to any. SRVENTRENTH DISTRICT, H. S. Baxsgr, Alton, Judge of Alton City Coart—My first choice 13 B. H. Bristow above all others. If he cannot be nominal then I should favor Washburne or Morton. Washburne will be my secoud choice if he 13 before the Convention, I am opposed to Blaine, and would prefer Conkling or Hayes to him. General J. 1. Rixakxx, Carlinvillo, lawyer, 1s first tor Blaine, then tor Morton, and then for Conkling, KIGHTRENTIC DISTRICT, Isaac Ciewenta, Carbondaic, tawyer—My first choice for President is Blaine, The Infernal war on him should impel republicans to stand by him to the ‘Jast moment. Farther than for Blaine as first choice lum not decided and decline to express an opinion. Wituiam McApam, Chester; banker—{ will simply say to youthatlam for Blaine first, Blaine second and Blaine third. You cau understand that, NINETEENTH DISTRICT. C. D. Haw, Mount Vernon, banker—My first choice is Blaine, and { shall support him as long as {hero is hope. Personally I}ike Morton, but think Blaine strong- est among republicans; shall support Morton second, and for third choico £ would prefer Hayes, of Oni, to either Conkling or Bristow. 'W. H. Routxsoy, Fairfield, lawyer.—I am first for Blaine and shall stand by him if he can be nominated, I should support Morton second, and after him have no. definite choice, but would probably be for Hayes, WISCONSIN. SENTIMENTS AND PREFERENCES OF THE DELEGAs TION FO CINCINNATI MiwavKkg, June 7, 1876, Tho following is a report of tho sentiments ant pref- erences of the delegates trom this Stato to the Cincine nati Convention :— DELEGATES AT LARGE, PuLervs Sawyer, Ushkosh—I am and always have been for Blaine and believe the republicans of this State favor him to-day. Blaine is my first and only choice, I nover make a second choice till the first trade is off. As long as there is a chance of nominating Blaine I shall not disturb myself with speculations about a sece ond choice, Blaine, I believe, is genorally regarded, and justly, as a persecuted man, and is now asa vindl~ cated man. I have never lost faith in him. I believe tho republican party ‘s firmer for him to-day, in cone sequence of that persccution, than it would otherwise have been, I have nothing in my mind as to Morton, Bristow, Conkling, Washburne or the other candi dates. I do not foe! called upon to express any opinion astothem. If Biatne fails to obtain the nomination we shall try to finda fitman, If Blaine is nominated the republicans will carry this State. Indeed, Iam not ‘sure but we can carry the State for either Bristow om Conkling; but we cortainly can for Blaine. Have noth- Ing to say about the Vice Presidency, except that tho his abilities and character. in accordance, however, with the sentiments of the Springfeld Convention { shall vote on the Orst ballot for Mr. Blaine. No in- structions were given at our Convention, but there was ap uumisiaxi teaniag toward the latter gentle- man. If a Soul Tepublican were nominated and a first class democrat 1 ain iree to say that I would hesi- sate in my choice a8 to voting on electionday, It would be a mistake to nominate a Southern man, We see the offects of giving the Suuth a full representation in Congress atthe present time, Why, Coniederate generals, somo of whom ought’ to be in prison, control that body. If the democratic party should succeed in capturing the government all Southern claims for indemnity duri: the war would be rushed through and our national debt quad- rupled. 1 tell you, sir, this isthe main issue of the present canvass. It is folly to suppose that the Southern people forget the injuries inflicted Ep them by us at the North as results of the war. They hate us more cordially than ever. [¢ ts vot im human nature to forget and gloss over such injuries, If a Southern mab were elected President to-morrow be would natur- ally lean toward his kindred, Souther (ademnity clits would not be vetoed if they passed bot branches of Congress. It ts time for the people of this country to look upon those issues in a proper spirit. The South does not care for the currency, the tariff or any other question. She only wants to get control of tho wheels of iegislation, that claims of this character may be paid over to her impoverished eitizons, YOURTH DISTRICT. W. Corvix, a Batavia banker—Although personally for Washburne, | shall, in deterence to we views of the people who send me, support Blaine first and do what I can to secure bis nomination Would ve for Wash- burne next if 4 compromise can be mate upon him. After that would be guided by circumstances, but evuld bot support Morton or Conkling. G Ep, E. Ayers, Harvard, capitalist and 8] or— First choice, Blaine, and will stand by him, After Biuine would favor Morton and Hayes, but ts not for Bristow. FIFTH DISTRICT. ALuser WALKER, Suliman'’s Valley, farmer—I am for Blaine, because the people are for him. Persgnally ] would preter Conkhog, as | stadied and practised law with him and know him thoroughly. But J shall vote first for Blaine, second for Conkling. Am not decided as to a third choice, RL Bexcueis, Erie, merchant—Shall use my vote and influence trat tor Bhune, and if be cannot be bomi- pated then for Washburne. For a third choice would be for Hayes or Wuevier. Personally | would be for Washburne first, but would obey the wishes of my constituents, who are for Blaine. [ could not support SIXTH DISTRICT, A. R Mack, Camoridge, woula support Blaine first, and is Undecided as to second and third choice, but well gieponed to either Conkling of Morton. J. W. Hoexixs supports Blaine strongly, If bis nom- ination shou would require consideration as oO other candidates. SEVENTH DISTRICT, G. N. Currtexpes, Joliet, merchant, is for Blaine first of all and as long as is name is before the Coa. vention, After Blaine, and as a second chotee, provers Hayes. Has no definite preierence for third ehoice, but would be governed by circumstances, dene. Evanrs, Yorkville county, clerk, as his first choice will support Blaine, but is undecided tor secoud and third choiwe, RIGHT. DISTRICT, A. D. Bock, Kankakee, wilt support Blaine as his first choiwe. He ba preference a3 10 the others, J. F. Couvrr, Von banker, will vote for Blaine while he bas a show lor suceess, He is reported tor Hayes and Mortou as second and third choice. NINTIC DINTRICT. Eyocu Emery, of Pvoria, editor of Peoria Transeript— nomination for the Presidency will control that quea ton. ‘ +Davip ATwoop, editor and proprietor of the Stat Journal, Madison—This gentleman had left for Phila deiphia, to visit the Exposition, over a week before the reporter’s visit, and was not expected home before the delegation left the Stato for Cincinnati, Mr. Atwood ig astrong Blaine man. Ho wrote the following to his paper from Philadelphia, dated 20th May :— “As the time of the republican Convention ap- proaches there is considerable interest excited on the subject of politics. The several candidates for the first nomination have warm friends, who are pressing their favorites with becoming zeal. We have been a some. what attentive observer of events, and \t does appear to ‘us that Mr. Blaine has, by far, the greatest numbor of supporters with the masses of the people. Possibly this impression may exist trom the fact that he is out individual preference for th ; wo think not. He is a recognized le: man; full of energy, and ripe affairs, Such a man is wanted at thi erument at this time. The people have confidence in Blaine, and | believe he would be the strongest candi- date that could be named,” Mr, Atwood has not been heard, so far as [ could Jearn, to express pretereuce for any other person, or to say anything about secoud choice, He is understood to favor Bristow for Vice President, and to be # unit with the other embers of the Wisconsin delegation is willingness to a¥cept (ne candidate who can be shows to be stroager and better than Biaine, if Blaine’s nom- ination becomes clearly impossible. MARK DovGLas, State Senator, farmer and lumber- man—My frst choice, always supposing he turns out all right, is Blaine. [f he fails. ag at present advised, Tsball go for Bristow. I shall be guided by my own observation at Cincinnati, aud cannot pledge myself absolutely to any one tor either first or second choice. Conkling is beginning to be talked of, und seoms wo bt guthering strength, bat as huve not yot given any wrvicular attention to any other candidate except laine Lam not able to say anything further at pres ent. Jawns H, Hover, late Judge of the United States Court, and now Attorucy for the Northwestern Rail- road Compasy—I am for Blaine first, second, third, fourth aud all the time, I do not comecive a possibil- ity of wny Gther nomination, If there 1s we shall Uieu have to decide whom to sapport Bristow has friends and so vas Congling. The latter ts not much Known ip the State, but he ts highly spoken of, vist pistRIcT. Eumv Exos, Postmaster, Waukesha—Blaine was my first choice until yesterday (Juve 2), but since the publication of the facts as to the letters taken trom Mulligan | have felt pretty blue, but do pot yet despair of his coming out all mgbt, Mulligan was probably bought and paid for to testify against Baine, any way, and Blaine ts, beg ge ver; much wrought up by the attacks on him. I think if unloriunate .or Biaine’s reputation that he went to see Mulligan at ail. lL always cousidered Blaine onc of the Dest candidates we could have for tho Presidency of accouut of bis personal ingegrity und political wb, | If he can clear his record he is wy dret chor Conkling would, probably, be my second; but it de. pends on circumstances. Conkling ! regard as a great tan in every scose. He would bea stroug candidate, For second place on tl jckot@ migut support Hayes, No matter which way te affair turns out | shall give my support to the men who will, In my judgment, be the strongest betore the country. Jauke Binriiry, editor and proprietor Janesyilie Lam jor Biame, first, last and all the time, as loug as Where is any prospect of nominating him. I cannot tell who I should favor for secoud choiwe. We want to uomimate Blaine, but if we cannot shall tako the I should not favor Brisvow, Tuomas Born, of Lewiston, lawyer, is personally for Bristow a8 a first choice, bat will probably support Blaine Ww defereuce to his constituency, neat Bristow aud then either Wheeler or Hayes. TRNTH DISTRICT. Davin Mack, of Carthage, tawyer—My first choice is James G. Blatue. e CALUOL be nUMinated | would Vote for Bristow second, For third ehotce would pre- jer Wheeler, but would be satisded with Bayes. D. Mebit, of Biggsville, physiciaw—-My first choice, personally, is Hayes, bavas (ve sentiment of the poupie is so empliatic for Blaine | shall be constrained to support lim as first choiee and’ Heyes second; am undecided as to third choice, but would pot support Conkling oF Bristow, ALEVENTHC DISTRICT. J. M. Daves, Carroiiton, physieian—T am fi aecidediy, as long as there i: LOXt best Mai—wWheever We can best harmonize upon. | Gazette, Jauesvilie--My first choice until lately wae Blaine, with Bristow for second choice, Recent devet- opments have lef 1av uncertain where we stand, Should Blaine clear his record he will suli be my Jirst choice, but Ht he fails to do so I would not bave Lim at any price. Ido not wait to tie myself to any man un- Uf the result of the Bisine investiga principles and issues in this contest that especial care must be tken to o who is not thoroughly sound dud who does not enjoy thé contidence of the country, We must have & man ‘sound on the question of thi doors of the Treasury must b mands, His name me all |, Diack as we! at the North, where Southera claims; the against ‘such de- nteg of the rights of 8 White, In the Senth ws well as the Auerican fag floats, and of parity of government. in case Bristow does not the nomination be might strengthen the Veket as President. [shall vove tor a man who will strengthes the republicay party, not one who wiil make the Union cause rebo! and the rebel cause loyal. { thin’ welt of Coukling if be could be elected. There t* an impression, however, hathe is put forward as the successor of the Grant regime. Ho isa tan of trang cendent ability and perfect integrity, but we have to Aevep! prejudices even if they are unjust, and there is Bris- | Uadoudtedly this popular prejudice against Conkling, fay who my pext choice would ie. 1LPPR Twei N. W. Rraxaox, Peversbu Bisiwe as fret choica, My Ii Blaine falls and Bristow 18 nominated wo shail = Pye ee Mod UF et i Bian fat pA AD As eteptien ristow my present a SRCOND DISTRICT. W. Kerns, Postmaster, Madison, chairman of Republicww State Commitiee—t am lor Blaine chore. Judging by what enentees the House, to-day (6th), he ie fuliy vindicated, (May