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FIRST CHOICE.
[CONTINUED FROM THIHD PAGE.]
MjV1.iI AN A.
??t.*OATK? AT LAKI.K.
Pirtt
Choice.
Kellogg. Win P...Morion
Packard, S. H liiaiuc
Piucbback, 1*. It. 8
(col) Morton
Brown, W i>. icol). Morton
.SrcnnU
ChOiC*.
Cot It!in*
Biaiue
Third
Choice,
1II.I1D0
limine
Till IIISTUKT DKLKOATKS.
f'irti
Choice.
Adolnho, C. J Mortou
Uurch, J. H. (col).. Mortou
Cbadbcuroo, It. 11. Morton
Darrall, Chester U.Mortou
Demas, F (i ol)... Morton
Hamlet, 0. R(nol). Morton
Kclao, J. Y. (col).,Morion
Landay, Piorre.... Morion
l.nan, W. K lllaino
Nawli, C. E. (col). Morion
Smith, G. L. (col).Mortou
fount;.1'avid (Col). Morton
SUMMARY.
first choisi'.
Blaine or Conkling
HI., me or Coukling
Thud
Choice.
Conkling
None
Stcotul
Choice.
Biainc
Blaine or
CoukIiiik
Blamo or
Conkling
Con kl iti^
or lilaiuo
Morlou
Mortou
Morton
Itl.iiuc or
CotA.it.,!
(ciikling
Morion
Mortou
Morton
Fourteen for Morton and 2 lor lilaiuo as
As a fetond choice fi urn lor Morion, 2 lor
None
None
Morion
Morton
M ortou
Nouo
.Morion
Mortou
Mortou
Mortou
Conkliug. 2 for Ulaine ..nil tj undecided between Couk
line an.I Ulaiuu. For third cnotce Morton lina 7, liUtie
*, Conkling 1 and 1 is undecided Uuiucon (,'onkltug, and
6 are uudecided altogether.
MAINE.
UEl.KCAfBS AT LA KG 3.
>'i rst Second Third
Choice. Clu/H'. Choice,
Diogly Jr., NeUouBiamo None None
[irutumoud.J. U., Blame Nouo Nouo
Stevens, J. 1 liluluo Nouo Nouo
''.ol>b, Francis....liluli.e Nouo Nutio
TltK 01HI titer 1>KI.KU.?TK8.
?Secotuf Third
Choice. Choice.
None None
Nou't Nouo
None None
Nouo Nona
Nouo N'Jt.o
Nouo Nouo
Nouo Nouo
None Nouo
Noue Nono
None Nouc
Summary Fourteen 'or Blame. An tins is Blame's
?wu sHalo llio delegation will admit ol uo second choice.
frit
Choice.
Brown, J. B Ilia n<?
Boulelle. C. A lilaiuo
tnocb. Ko?ler,Jr. Blarno
r rve, Kilwtu liiuttio
Kryu, Willlum P. .Blaluo
Hale, Kugene..... lllaino
Mayo, J. li
kl illikeu. tS. I. ..
?tone, .lames M .
sbepard, It. II.
. Hlaitio
. lllaino
. lllmuo
. Blame
M A It V LAND.
PKI.EUATES AT I.ABtiK.
.'upb, Joseph B.
Fulton, C. C
Wilktns, Kdward
rhuiuaa, John I..
ftrtt
Choicf.
. Blame
. Ilia no
. Blamo
. Blame
SeconU
C nice.
None
None
N one
Nono
TIIK msrilil T DKI.KCATES.
i'llit
Choice.
Chase, 8 Bla.no
Durtiy. K. M Ulailtc
Eu-.or, John T.... Blatno
? ray. Jauie- A....Blatno
ilcKtllop, W. W. .. 111.nno
'erktiia. Win lllaino
Itetner, J. II I'tniuo
iboetnaker, S M Bl.nno
rhotnpson. I'. tor
rumor, Ruben. .
fuck. W. U.
lllaino
lilaiuo
lilaiuo
Waters, E. U lil uuo
Summary. ? Eighteen lor Blaluo. No
reported.
Hecowt
Choice.
Nono
Nouo
Nona
Nono
Nouo
None
N ono
No no
None
Nono
None
None
Third
Choice.
Nono
Ncno
Nono
Nouo
Third
Choice.
None
Nouo
None
Nono
None
" Nono
Noun
Nouo
Nouo
Nouo
Nono
Nono
second choice
YA R CHUSI TT.-?.
D?..i UAIhS A1 LA ROC.
first S'rrond Third
Choice* Choice, ( hoiCC.
Iloir, K Rock wood Bluii.o Brislow Nouo
Dana, Richard 1L.. Iliaino (onKiing Nono
t'orbes, Julia M. ..Blaine Brislow None
Chadbourne, P, A.Brislow Nono Nouo
DltTKKT DBLK'iAlUS.
Fir it Srcond Thud
Choice. C iic?. ("hour.
Bartholomew, A. J. Hri.tow Nono None
Hurler, Henry Blaine None Nono
Clarke, James K ..Brtsiow Nouo Nouo
Davis, Koberl T. . .lilaluo Brislow Nouo
Davis, W. I' Blaine Brislow Nous
iJwmull, J. K Blaiue Nona Nouo
Hardy, Alplieus...Blame Brisiow Nouo
Hyde, Henry l>. ..Bri.-tow Nouo Nono
dour, George K.. ltia.no Brtsiow Noue
Loring, Geor.'o H.Utoiuo .Nouo N~ne
Lowe.I, James R.. llrisUAT Nono None
Learned. Kdward. Blaine Nouo ^oue
Hoorc, Rev. J. K.BruiloW None None
M.:i.ean, (.'lias, B.BImne lirstow Nona
ji, J. l' Brisiow Nono Noue
fhiMfpa, S. R.,. Blaine No., j Noue
i'lcrco. Edward l.,Brislow Nouo Nuuo
Russell, Win. K..Brtsiow Nooa Kihm
landlord, Joliu K. Brislow Nouo Nouo
inula, James M..Brisiow Nona \jam
M niera, C. H Brislow Nouo Noun
ft'liitiug, Wni. K..Brislow No.i* .Nouo
Si uuiKV?Thirteen for Blame aud 13 tor Brisiow ait
?r?t choice; as second choice 18 arc uuiiecided, t>
B.aiue lueu are lor Brtsiow. 1 Brisiow man for Blame
aud X Blaine man for Conklinjr.
MICHIGAN.
DKlSUATLs AT I.aHGK.
So;iry P. Baldwin, Delos i. Filer,
h liliaw A. Howard, Jona: liau J. Woodu.an.
01.-TRI0T OKLMiATII.
I'rllciiard, 11. D.
Heal, ?.tc A.
ttrc i?.
lldO'l!, W . S.
?< ? A I!
H 'icorse.
Hamilton, N. A.
K icier, Herman
Lacejr. K. S.
Mitchell, W II C.
11) ini, Chariot
^lu ih, William [?
h'hepar.i, 1 licodor* F.
'1 In in | .-on, \k. ?j.
TotnliiiOen, S. J.
Wuterbury, J. C.
Wal-ou. A 1!
Wiihiu~toti, W. H.
mmak v.?Tt.o prefor>nccn oi tins delegition lor
Grst, stvond and thttu choice lnno Uol teen ascer
tained. Out I hey aro reported to stand?Blatuc, 10,
Brisiow. 4, Conk ling, 1, nud Hayes, 1.
MINNESOTA.
DKI.FXA'IKS AT LAMM,
KamRejr, Alex..
first
CM ci",
. limine
Vakctleld, j B...ll.airo
(Jale, \V U i. .i i.i?
\\ ard, W tj BUiue
.vet o ,d
I 'haict.
Krisiow
NvM
hvuita
Bristol*
Third
Choice.
Nouo
Nono
U \ cs
Nouo
n:- rut. r DSUKtiATif.t
first
tS'KWld
('hotce.
N'iUu
None
Bnstow
Nono
Third
< 'A Dice.
N one
N olio
Nona
Nona
Ames, John T B aino
Uatfeu, L Brtsiow
Clarke, N. 1' lllaine
Ku jlu. Albert....Blame
Lau^dou, K. B.... Blaine* Wunhburue None
bubiu, 1' SI Blame Couklim: Nouo
?Ills On>i aktlei ia W iMltbarBa. but lUink* he will rota
villi ttir deloK*tiuii for HIhiii^.
.HmUiir.?Nine lor Blaine aud 1 for Brislow aa iirst
rhoico. >'or accoud choice Brislow has Coiikling I,
Uashturne 1, Kvarts 1, und -I arc uudocidcd. fho del
agalci cxcept 1 Hayes mod have no third choice.
MISKUSiri'I.
SKIJHiATKS AT l.AKCK.
Alcorn. J i|ic3 L
lli in o, I: K
l owers, K. C....
Ames, Adalbert .
first
Choice.
.Morton
. Morion
. Blaine
. I. .1110
.V-1 oml
( hmct.
.N '100
None
H> i- low
Nono
Third
C/t i/tcr.
Nouo
Nona
Nona
Nt no
firtt
t'/.o.'i i
RmIuuii, U. W..Bri?iow
It ', num J il Br.sto.,
C???^or. J. I' Woriou
Clarice, C. W Mortoo
Hooking J. A Brisiow
Lmlc, K 11 Uriktow
Liillc J. T Morion
N;le?. Ju'i.i ISIniiio
nc?.?y. M. ..M< rton
5-|iclllu?Q, J. J ilorK 11
?T.ticr rKi.Kuatks,
?V < omi
Choice.
III.line
i!ri*iowr
Nono
Nono
BlBIM
Hi i -tow
Kiaina
Bri low
Nono
bta na or
Br.tiuw
Warren. H W Morion Coniliog I-. -ino
WkiMi J. t Morton Nono N^ca
.Sojulakv ?Mortou i> .irutow 4 and Olaine a aa Aral
cIiohc. tor second choiee llnatow u.? l. Maine 3,
i:?akling I, while one m onaccided beiwceu Blaine oml
Brislow und ? are uodi eideti sllogetl er. Koi third
citmcc 2 aro for Brutow, 1 lor Blaine and :he rest un
decided.
i .'iii d
Choice,
None
UriilOW
N one
None
Nono
Br-stow
No:.u
Nono
None
None
XI.'SOURI,
OKI Hi ' TKS AT I '.U'.a.
riokelobarg, O.
Vau Horn, i> 1.
lA>ro, Beuj. V.,
bunth, J I....
Vint
0 'hoic*.
A. Blaiuo
. ..Motion
,.. Biaine
... Morion
Mr, <, nU
i' 'Our,
Bl i. low
< 'mikUiik
Mortou
Coiikiing
UISTRICT 0Xt.K'.iTKa.
Auler, Hugo ?
Bain, t.eorg^.
Blo'r, Milo
Bt u^re, I'lieo..
Buret, S. W...,
C oh u. A
C'. ui io' k, U O
Cornell, \v. H.
Betiotte, M. I..
D? nncT, A. F..
r,ist. t. j. c..
Ko.ur, A. r...
Hsvenr, U. .
Ho!cotnl?, A. J.
Jo f,. J. Y....
Lowe, M. A....
I.? a. nlng, M...
Nilmu, J. H.
KofenMatt, M.
Jacoti...
m t.uer. >;....
fill) C. J....
Iwlfhell. U ?
Wallace, W. J..
keol.c, JohB.
IT/att. k A
t'.rst
ChoI
. .Morton
,.1'onkiing
.. liiaine
.. Ilrisiow
..Blaiuo
. . li 41114
,. Bla.no
..Morton
.. Moi :ou
.. Blaine
.. Bri*iow
.. Moriou
.. Blame
.. |t!nine
. Bla no
.. Blaine
. .Blaine
.. Morion
A. Mortou
..Bisine
. . Bayea
.. >?oi loa
. B.a na
. Blame
.. Blaine
. .limine
<?l I
Choict.
UriMuw
Morion
M>rion
It .ye*
M "rton
Mori? i
fonk'ing
Conk Ing
Hlaina
Morton
Ma, es
Blaine
Moiton
Morton
CobKiinK
CotiKiing
MortBtt
icame
B: une
Morion
ConklHIi
>. or to i.
Mortou
Morton
Morton
Conkl: c
for Biama, y for
Third
C**"iC*.
Mot ma
B!a ne
ConKliug
lirotiow
Third
Choi ce.
Cook ling
<> rant
llrislow
Coiikling
II iyc?
llayes
Marlon
Brtsiow
ConkBfg
lir slow
None
BrUlOW
11 tyea
Brtsiow
Morton
Morion
Conking
tin Mow
Br.-tow
fotA. ng
Br -tow
Morton
Bhsi ?
Conkiiog
( uKkhng
It yes
Morion, 2 for
Rriatow, 1 Tor Conkling anil 1 for Hnjro* on first choice,
t ur second choice Moriou it'ii- 14, lonkliuj s, Blame 4
Brialow "i and llayea 2. For third choice Rriatow lias
lb, < oiikliun 8, Morton 5, Hayes 1, Blame 1, Grant 1
and 1 ia uuUocided.
KKliUASKA.
bKLKOATi.a AT LAKUI.
tint Second
Chmct. C V, iMi
Brown, R. G Hiatus Noue
Bay ha, C. F Blame Nouu
Kaley. 11. S Blame Nunc
N a nice, A Blame Noue
Osborne, L. W,. ..Biainc Noue
t'liiney, X. K lilaiiiw None
Si mmaky.?tiix lor Blaine. The second and tlilrd
cboico of this delegation has Dot bceu ascertained.
Third
Chute*.
N'liie
Noue
None
None
None
None
NIV AHA.
DKLKC.WtS AT LAKUE.
Second Third
C'/ioice. Choice. Choice.
Roll, Frank Bristow Blaine Morton
Clupu. H. S Cuuklibg Washburne No no
Harris, H O Rriatow Blame None
Jones, John P... .C'oukling Rriatow None
Sharon. William..Ooukling Brmtow None
Wren, IbouiiiH... .Colliding Ilia.lie Motion
Hi mmakv. ?Four lor < ouklmg and 'i for Rrislow as first
choice. For second choice Blaiue lias 3, Brislow 2 and
Washburne 1. For tinrd cholcc Morton has '1 and 4 are
undecided.
NEW HAUI'UIIinE.
liKI.KIiATBH AT LAKUB.
>'? nt .Vi Olid
Choice. Choice.
Hall. Danlol Bluiue Noue
Colby, Ira. Jt Blsiuo Nuuu
Buru^, Charles H.. Bluiue Noue .
White, Nathaniel. .Blaine Nona
DISTRICT 1>KLK?? A I KH,
h'ir.it Second
Choice. dunce.
Gault, Jesse Brislow None
Maraton, Geo. W... limine Noue
Nuie, Alonzo Biaino None
Baud, Thomas C... Rluius Noue
Shaw. K. A Rriatow None
Winddeu, lieuj. F.. Blame Nouo
Third
Choice.
Noue
Noue
None
Noue
Third
Choice.
Noue
None
None
None
Nouo
Nouc
Si'MMaiiy.? Mghl.lor Blaine und 2 for Brislow us first
choice. The second and third chutce ol mis delegation
bat- not been ascertained, as the delegates are unde
cided.
NEW JEliStY.
DKI KliATKB AT LAUUX.
fSttt
Choice.
Sewoll, Wm. J....HIa;no
llalsey, George A..BIuine
Hohart, Garrett A.Blaine
, .Blaine
Second
Choice.
l'otn, Fred. A.
I layus
Hayes
Haves or
Washb'ns
DISTRICT XKLKOaTSS.
f\r$t ,Secoixd
Choice. Choice.
Blair, John I Blaine Nouo
Blake, John L....Blaine Nouo
Deltt, liia uh N ... Blame, but
disgusted. None
Joi.cs, J. Wyman. .None
Keudrick, Z. il....Morion
None
Third
Choice.
Rriatow
None
No BO
Third
Choi ce.
None
Nouo
Nouo
None
CooUIng or
Washburuo None
None
Nouo
learning, R. S Blalno
Mugie, W. J "On the
leliOf. "
N'ewbold, M. T Rri.-uw
Newell, Wm. A...BIaliio
I'lliiev, Henry 0 ..Blame
Holler, W. K Bialue
Roehiing, F. W... Blamo
Sirxtton, .laiues A. It initio
\ auKeu??l'r,S. V.ci'ncertaln
schmary.?Thirteen lor Blaine, 1 for Briatow, 1 for
Mortou and 3 undecided lor tlrsl choice. For second
choice:?Two are lor Hayes, 1 is for Rrislow, 1 lor
Harirault, 1 lor Cookling, 1 undecided b-nween Conk
ling and Waihimrne, 1 between 11 ayes and Wash
burne, und U undecided aliogether. For third choice
all except 1 are undecided.
Nono
Blaine
Coukllng
Rriatow
None
None
Hartranlt
Noue
None
None
Nouo
None
None
Noue
None
Nouo
NEW YOliK.
DELKOATKS AT LARGE
Third
Choice.
Conkling
Conkling
Nona
Noiie
Third.
Nona
Nono
Nona
Conkllng
Sou*
Nono
Nono
Conkllng
Noue
Bristnw
>'i rst Sfcond
Choice. Choice.
Cornell, A. B Conkling Conkling
Matthews, J. M...Co-ukllng Conkllng
l'omeroy, F. M....Conkllng None
White, A. D Conkling Hayes
DISTRICT UKLElt ATKS.
Ft rtt. Second.
Baker, I. V Conkling Nono
Decker, Philip... .Conkling Next boat
Hurt. A Conkling None
Caluone, Georgo. .Conkling Conkling
C nip, John H....Conkllng Conkllng
Crosier, llu.li (J.. Minnie Noue
Crouuse, (Joo. V..Conkling Nono
Cowing. Itulua II. .Coukntig Conkllng
Churchill. Joli 11 0. Conkllng Nono
Curtis. George W.. Brisiow
Deiinison, C. M...Conkling
Duknison, w s..Conkling
lniu-niiuiur, A. J..Conkling
Butcher, s>i!uh li..Coukliug
Kdiik. S. s Conkling
Fecter, James C..Conking
Ferdon, John vv .Uncertain
Fivro, Joshua, Jr..Conkling
Kncli Charles K..Conkllng
(Hidden. Henry A..Conkling
Hakes. Harlow... .Conkllng
H iwii-r A ouzo. ...CoMklnig
Hscock, Frank ...Conkling
Hutchkus. G. W..Conkling ? o
Hiysradl. Jacob H. No choice, but opposed lo Conkling
Hum rey. W. A. ..Conkling None
llu.-iol, James W..Conkling None
J .mien. Henry R.. \V.\\Vlieel?r Conkllng
Johnson, A. II....Conkling Nono
Kelt-bum, Jolm II.Conkling or
Blaine None
Lnwson, John D..Conkling None
l.eiit, Abram Conkllng None
Low, A. a Conkling
M .video. KdwardM .Conkllng
Marvin. James M..Conkllng
Ma&i>u. Joel W. ...Conkling
Mcrklep (ico. r.. .('oiiKling
Morgan Ktlwiu I).Conkling _ ?
Murphy riiomns..conkling Conkllng
Opdyke George...Conkliug None
None ?
W heeler
Nono .
N'ono
Noue
Uuccrtaln
Uncertain
Uncertain
Noue
Hlains
ltlaino
Conkling
Conkling
None
Conkling
None
Conkling
No 2d choice ?
Conkllng
Coukliug
Nono
Noue
Nono
None
Nono
None
Conkling
Nono
Conklisg
Conkling
Hayes or
Brlstow
Conkllng
Orton William.. .Conkling Conkling
I llalt Tltonms i\. .Conkllng
| Pilolp* Henj. K.. .Conkling Nono
Prince I*. Hradi'd. Uiicou'n
Poole William Conkllng Coukliug
Roberts, Mars y..Conkling Uncertain
Kohrrison w m. H.CoiiKlmg Coi.kling
1 Kolieruon, iiiliieri.Coukluig Conkling
Itogors, 8nt-rni. S.,(.onkilng t'lacrtniu
Saulord, Stephen..Conkling None
Shepbard, J. s... .Conkhug lliuino
Se?MOU8, Wall. I..Conkling Jlayea
N ward, Clarence. .Conkling Uncertain
sillimai.. 11. 1)....Conkling None
Minify, Aoios V .Conkling Wheeler
SiMilh, Charles K..Coukliug Nono
Mnythe,John F...Conkling None
T"hey. Franklin J .(' inkling None
Wendell, II. R Coukliug None
VV heeler, De Witt C. Conk ling Conkllng
WiIlium*, David...Conkling Nono
Woodin. Win. B...Conkling Hayes
Woodford, 8. 1 Conkling Nono
Worts, Jacob Conkling Uncertain
mtmiiaiiy.? Sixty sovon lor Conkling, 1 for Wheeler
1 lor llristow and 1 undecnled. Tho delegation shows
no evidence of a sccoud choice.
Conkling
None
Conkling
Coukilng
Noue
Nono
Blaine
Nono
Ncno
Nono
llristow
None
None
None
Nono
None
None
Non*
None
None
Noue
None
Conkhng
Conkling
Conkling
Nono
None
Nono
Morion
None
Conkllng
Haves
None
Blaine
Nono
Nono
None
N ouc
Nono
lu une
Nono
None
Noue
Noue
None
Haves
N ono
Nouo
N one
None
No no
NOITH CABOMXA.
DEI.HOATM Ar LARGS.
Urtt C,,nce. Seco'iil Choice. Third Choice.
Powers. Thomas Blaine Conkling None
Harris, Jos. II. (..I.Hare* Blaine
Wheeler, W. H...Blaine Conkling
Lu?k, Virgil S... .Conkllng None
ril* DISTRICT DRKBOATES.
fir/t C-ioice. Stent Choice. TMnl Choice.
Badger. II C B'aine Haves Conkling
Boyd. Jams* A ...Coniclmg Conkllng Conkling
Cooper, Hios. M...Unknown
|ioUili?, Kobl. M l i, known
II? atoii. Jaines.... Morton
Ho?kiU>. Jell Blame
MaliSon, W. 1' Blaine
M.irton, J J Unknown
Molt, J. J I nki own
N n ho, J. B Cnt.kliug
Norment. B. M.. .Cockling
Owen, Tbomas M.l'nkiiuwu
I'age, 1. B Blaino
Bollins. Pinck'y.. Brisiow
Biiss*'II, Hand.'... Unknown
fitnilb, Win. A.... Waite
Mcmmakt.?8lx for Blaine, 4 lor Conkllnr, 1 lor Bris
tow. I for Morton, t lor H ives and 1 lor Waite as tirst
i cuo ce whiio the preferences of 1 arc unknow n. Un
i der such circumstances Second and third choice cannot
I be relied npou.
t III
PI I.BUATKS
First
CA.i".*
Wa le, Fenj f,?H ?yss
Noyus, K. U..uHa)es
Apion. W B.. .Hayes
Koffer, J. W... Hares
TUK D SI'BICT
t'.lit
Chmtr.
Amoler, J.A....llay-s
Au tman, C....Hayes
HikhaiP, W. |).Hiy>s
Bright, S. II... .Haves
Browning, Kran*.Hires
Buckland, K P...Hayes
Byrkett, A B..., Hayes
Carhart, H. C Haves
Colllus, B Hayes
towns K. C Hayes
Crltchfleld, I.. J...Hjv*i
Kggleston. Menj...Hares
Ford, li. H U?)?s
(?race, J
. Hortutv. V. B.
Howard, N. M
' Hurst, S H..
| Irvine, James
Jone?, li C..
i Jones, J. C...
Kes?.<r, II ..
' Lennox,J....
j I yuar^i r, K.
I MeClsre, A. S
I Meliraina, J.
...Bars*
...Hayes
...Hares
...Uayes
. ,.Ha>*'S
... Hayes
... Hajras
...Hayes
...Ha?es
....Hajrw
...Hayss
L. Hayes
AT LAKOR.
A '? ltd
Chotct
Morion
Blaino
Morion
Brisiow
DUl'UAIES
Arrontf
CAolce
Morton
Blaine
BnstoW
Morion
Blaine
Murion
None
Brisiove
Blaine
Blaine
Brt'tow
Morion
Blaine
Blaine
Mortou
Cockling
Hr.stoW
None
Morion
BriStuw
Brisiow
ll.ams
Hi i n?
Blsius
Conkling
Thud
Choice
W heeler
llristow
Conkllng
Morton
Third
Choice
BiSiBO
Morion
G'l I nkuown
Biaine
llristow
Blame
Noue
BlsiM
None
Bnstnw or
Conkllng
Conkling
Blaiue
Morion or
Conkl.ug
llristow
Conkling
Morion
Morton
Nobs
Brisiow
N*>ne
B'aine
Conkllng
M virion
Conkliug
Brisiow
Merrv, E. W .Hayes Brlstow Blaino
Movrliu, C Hayes Bri*tow
Morley, H. 1. Hayes Bristow Washburne
Palmer J Hayes Morton Hlaiue
I'erkmy, U. T Hay en Brislow Couklng
Perkius, M. B... .Haves Blaiue M u or C'ng
Price. J. I Hares Nouo Nono
Kotbchlld, J. B... Hayes Blaine Morton
Sab n, H Hayes Mortou Cockling
Smith, H. W Haye* Blaine Brlstow
Scherick. JuliusC. Hayes C^nkling Washburne
Muiih, J. A..' Haves Morion Blaiae
* idegralT, J. T... Hayes Hluinu M^rtou
Weir L. C Haves Brislow H alun
Wilson, D. W Have* Brislow Hlaino
M xnAur- Forty-four for Haye* as first choice. For
second choice?Blame 16, Morton 11, Brislow 1*2,
Coukling 3 and undecided :i
OBJCUOM.
Fir it Choice. Second Choice. Third Choice.
David. J. B Hlaiue None Nous.
Fouler, J. H Blair.* None N'oua.
Hlnet, H. K Blaino Nono None.
Scott, M. W Biatne None None.
Tolmon, J. C Hlaine Noue None.
Van Houghton....Blaine Noue None,
Summary?SIX for Blaino on Qrst choice; no second
or third choice.
PENNSYLVANIA.
DKI.EUATBS AT LARUB.
fir it Choke.
Cameron, J. D... .Hariranft
Leeds, William K..Hartranft
Hoyt. H. M . ..
Mac key, It W..
Second Choice.
None, but quoted
lor Conkhng
None. Not lor
Blulne
Blaino
None, but quoted
for Conkhng
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
... Hartranft
, ..llurtranlt
First t?huict.
Albright, Charles.. Hartranlt
Alkiusou, D. S.... Hurtratift
Burr, Samuel F.. .Hartranft
Bartholomew, L. .Hartranlt
Becklcy, 1>. A ...Hartranlt
Binullum, H. II... llurtrauft
Bloss, Henry C.. .Hartrunlt
Bo wen, John R... Hartranlt
By ram. J M Hartranft
C'arwaii, .1 E. Hartranft
Cossova, John....Hartruuft
Chamliers, J. A...Hartranft
Darlington, 1*. K.. Hartranlt
Burlington, H. T. .Hurtruuft
Da vis, William T. .Hartranft
Eberly, Henry S,. Hartranlt
Ktheliuan, 11. F...Hartranft
Kairuian, li. W...Hartranlt
Futhcy, J. .Sunth . Hartranlt
Grtesemer, E. E..Hartranft
Grove, J w Hartranft
Hamilton, John H.Hartranlt
Harvey, H. T Ilartrault
lull, John I Hartranlt
Johnston. Joseph. Hartranlt
Kemblo, Wm. II. .liartrantl
I.Inn. I., fi Hartranft
McMauus, Wm. T. Hartranlt
McMichael, M.... Hartranlt
Mcl'herson. E Hartranlt
Magee, C L Hartranlt
Mann. Wm. B Hartranft
Miller, Daniel C..Hartranlt
Moore. Win. S.... Hartranlt
Mullcfo, C. H Hartranlt
Murray, T. H Hartrault
Ollter, H. W. Jr..Hartranft
O-rncr, J. H...... Hartranlt
l'almer, II. W... .Hartranft
Poilocli, W. J Hartranlt
Quay, M. S Hartranlt
Boeder, H. J llartrauft
Kogers, I.ucius.. .Hartranft
HulolUon. K Hartranlt
Scull Ed ward.... Hartranft
St anion, M. 11 Harirunfl
Stewart, Andrew.. Hartranft
Stewart, John.....Hartranft
Truby, Simon Hartranft
Walker, Tlios. M..Hartrault
Not for
Willsrd. K. N Hartranft
Wister, John Hartranft
Wood, Alan, Jr.... Hartranft
Young, K. B Hartranft
summary. ?58 lor Hartranft as first choice, for sec
oud choice 33 probably for Blaine, but uncertain.
Second Choice.
Blaine
Blaino
Quoted for Conk
Hng
Brislow
Blaino
Blaino
Quoted for Conk
ling.
Wuhibo majority
Nono
With tho majority
Quoted for Conk
ling.
Coukling
Blaino
Blaiue
With the majority
Prob'ly for Blaine
Blaino
Blaino
Blaino
t'onkliug
Quoted lor Couk'g
Blaino
Blaine
Bialuo
Blaine
None.
Blaine
Blulne
Quoted for Conk
ling
Blulne
Blulne
Nono
Blaine
With the majority
Blaine
Blaine
With tho major
ity- Probably
Blaine
With the major
ity. Quoted for
Blulne
Blaine
Blaino
None
Nono
Probably Blaine
With the majority
None
N one
Blaine
Blaine
Blaine
With the majority
Blaine, then Bris
tow. thenConkling
Blaine
With tho majority
Blaiue
Probably Blaino
nilODE ISLAND.
yi rit Second Third
Choice. Choice. Choice.
Aldrlch, N. W Brislow None None
Freeman, F.. W....Brislow Nono None
Hart, Charles Brislow None None
Howard, Henry...Brlstow None Nono
Noursu, Churles... Brislow Noue Noue
Pendleton, J. M. ..Brlstow Noue None
Williams, Isaac F.Brlstow None None
Van Z.iudl, C. C.. .Brislow Nouo None
Summary.?Eight lor Brlstow as first choice. No sec
ond choice.
First
Choice.
Thornburtfh. J. M. Bristow
Napier. J G Morton
Nunn, David A....Blame or
tinstow
Wilder, J. T Morton
TENNFSSEB.
OBLKQATKS AT LAROS,
.v. cond
Choice.
Blaine
Blaine
None
Bristow
Fir#
Choice.
Butler, R. R Blaine
Boyd, J. W Morion
Blackburn. G. W.. Morton
Burro:), J. H Morton
Camp, K C. Illume
Cat?-. T. L. Bristow
K.lliott, W. Y Bristow
Freeman, A. A .. Blnino (?)
llHwkuis, 8. \V...llristow
Harrisou, H. IL..Mi>rton
Peacock, .Inme*.. Blame
Riiidoipb.Wm. M. UriKtovr
Uidgcley, K. 0 liri?iowr
Role, Wn Bristow
Beeves, T. H Bristow
Shaw, Kdwiird....Morton
Sharp, A. IS....
Waters, W. 1
Warder, J. A...
Weir, M. T...
TUK DISTRICT DK1.KCATK&
Second
Choice.
Morton
None
None
Blaine
Morton
None
Hnyos
None
Blaine
Bristow
None
None
Brisiow
Hay oa
None
Blaine
None
Bristow
Bristow
Blaine
..None
.. Blaino
. .Morion
.Morion
Third
Choice.
None
' Bristow
Morton
None
Third
Choice.
llayes
Notio
None
Bristow
Bristow
None
Blaine
None
Morion
Hayes
None
Notio
Brisiow
Blaine
None
None
None
Morion
Blaino
None
Summary ?Ten (or Morton. 8 lor Bristow and 0 for
Biaine on ilrst choice; lor second choice, Blaine fl. Bris
tow A. Moriou 2, Hayes 2 nnd t undecided; far third
choice, 4 lor Bristow. 8 lor Blaine, 2 for Morton, 1 lor
llayes and 13 ULdocldod.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
THK 4TATI AT I.ARUI. ?
Firtt Choice. Second Choice. Third Choice,
Cain, L. Bristow Blaine Nono
Corwin. H. C Bristow Blaiue None
Chumborlam, 0 H.Bristow Bristow None
Klliotl, it. li Marlon Blaine None
(Weaves, R H Morton Coiikliog None
McK nlay, W. J... Mortou Conkllug None
Nash, W. B Bristow Blaine None
Pmiurson, J. J... Morion Conk ling Nouo
Rainey, J. U Bristow Blaiue None
Sum!*, 5. A Morton Coukllng None
Sinulls, R Morton Conkllng None
Wallace, A. S Morton Cnnklinx None
Winsinith, J Morton Conkling Nono
Worihington, R.G. Morton* Conklinjc Nono
Summary.?First choice, 9 Mortou. 6 Bristow; sec
ond choice, 8 Conkllpg, b Blame, 1 Bristow ; no third
choice.
TEXAS.
DKLKGATKS AT LAROB.
/adek. A.
Norton, A. B.
DISTRICT DKLEOaTKS.
McOall, J. 1,
Miner, F. W.
Newromti, J P.
Niwtoh, 8. T.
St hlilt/c, Julius
Wlliintne, L W.
Simmary.?The preferences of the delegation have
not been ascertained, but they are reported to ttaad 13
for Morton and 3 to: Blaiue.
Davis, F_ J.
Russell, a. II.
Alkn, Richard
Hillings. W.
Cooper, I* W.
Cauey, N. W.
i Krsns, A. J.
Mallov, A. G.
VKUMONT.
DSUKJATk* AT L4R0K.
Firtt Choice. Second Choice.
Poland, Luke P...Intlinc'l toward William A.
Wheeler None
Voaay, W. G Has i>o'. indicated his choice None
Howe, Oeornc G.. Bristow liluno
Bi^elow, Gea H.. . Hub not indicated his choice Nouo
DISTRICT DKLRCIATKS.
Firtt Choice Second Choice.
Carpenter, S. P...Has not Indicated bis
choice None
Colburn, Mason S.tnrlned toward William A.
Whctkr Nono
Farnhntn, R I.ristow Note
French, W. C Blaino Bristow
Maaon, J. L His not Indicated bU
choice None
Wnndbndgo, F. K. Blaino None
Summary. ? For Rliiitic, 2; for Bristow, 2; undecided,
6. Seconu choice equally uucerialu.
VIRGINIA.
MtlHATU AT LARGE.
Third
Choice.
None
None
N?ne
Nono
Third
Choice.
None
Writ
Ckoif*.
Carter, Richard H. Blaine
Stowell, W. H. H.Hhmo
Slercns.W. W. (col (lilaiue
Lewis, jobs F Morton
DISTRICT DELKOATEs.
A \rti Second
Choice. Choice.
Biancbari, 0 Blaise Brisiow
Cartor, P. J. (CoL).Quoud for Blaine, butNooe
olber Moriou
Conkling
One, Oeorge V... .Cook ling
Htwsoii. J. M.(col )Ulai?e
I>?llavou,J P.,col.)Morion
Diezendord, J. P. .Blame
Feri.aut W. L. BlatW
Hamilton, K. (OOt->Coukling
or Mwtoa
Harris, J. (coL)... Morion
Lewis, D 4 Morton
j Milter, WlUMa....llUM
Second
C.Oice.
Bristow
Hayes
Morton
Conkiiug
Morton
Brisiow
tinkling
Blame
Morton
None
Cockling
Conkltng
Conklmg
Hares
None
None
li>?m?
None
None
Blatna
None
Oakey, W. S. Probably Conkllng,not Nona
lor blame
Poiudexler, J. \V.
(CoL j Blaine, "all
do lituo" None
Porter, J. W Blame Brntow
KItm, J. H Coukling Nuna
Kus?ell. U. H liiaine B?uno
Sener. J. B Maine Wi?eJor
Waaoner, Jacob. .Blaine Moium
Simuakv.?Thirteen (or Blanie, 4 for Morton, 'J for
Conk ling. 1 probably (or Cobklmg. and 2 eliber (or
tonkinm or Morion as lirai choice. Kor second and
tbirU choice our table (bows uo certain indication.
None
Morton
None
Maine
None
Conklltig
l.ogun, T. H.
Wllley, W. T.
Dana, Eugene.
Golf. Jr., N.
Moore. R. W.
WE8T VinoiNIA.
DKLIUATtS AT LABOR
Davis, J. W.
Simmons, R. M (coL)
DISTRICT D?LK(IATK8
Itamfeilell, X. D.
Set.ley, John l?.
Stevenson W. K.
Summary.?The preferences of the delegation not
ascertained, but reported to stand?Blaine, T; Bristow,
2, and Conkling, L
TBI TEBK1TOBIE*.
AKltOMA.
R. C. McCorm.ck. Ue Forest Potter.
Claimed lor Blaine, 2.
WISCONSIN.
dki.kcatbm at lakuk.
Pint Choice. Second Vhoie*. Third Choice.
Sawyer. Philetns.. Blaine Bristol
Atwood, David.... llluiuo None
Douglaso), Mark... lilaine None
Ho&re, James U... Riaiuo None
DISTRICT DBLKOATKK.
Itrintliff, Jaiue*. ..Biaiuo
llcan. J. M Illume
Brisbane, W. H...Ilia lie
Bowon. R lilaine
Comstuck. Jobu ..Bluino
Knos, Klihu. Coukling
r.inty. George 0... lilatno
C runnier, George. lilaine
Keyes, K. W lilaine
Lewis, J. T Blaine
Lewis, C. E lilaine
McCord, M. M Maine
Mead. J. H. Bristow
Potter, R. L Blaine
Kmld, K O....... Blaine
Sanderson, Kdw'd. lilaine
St'MUAKT?18 for lilaine,
Conkling as llrst choice.
expressed a preference are for Conkling, Bristow or
Hayes.
Conkling
Nona
None
None
None
Conkling
Nnno
N one
Kuu*
None
Hayes
None
None
N'ono
.N'ime
N out
s'one
Wa-hburno
Conkling
Conkling
1 lor Bristow and 1 for
Kor second those who have
Brlwtow
Bristow
None
None
Brivtow
Hayes
Conkling
None
None
Nono
None
Hayes
Blame
Hristow
Bristow
Bristow
J. B. McKean...
George A. Black.
Claimed for Blaine?1
A. Huelien
A. McHencb....
Dakota.
! Claimed (or Blaine?3.
Say les J. Rowen
A. M. Green....
DISXB1CT OF COrOMBIA.
? ?) Claimed for Blaine
IuTJVaw%r"::::::::::>CUimed
Samuel B. Axtell
William
VXW MEXICO.
Brecon.;;;;:::::.} ci?,m#d bmb?-&
WASHINGTON.
or :: I c*imed ?* auin?-1
w? H?nton:: :i:Iclaimed tor
* ixL^lmtu.n::::::::: Iciaime<i for
REBAPITULATfOS?FIRST BALLOT.
Alabama
Arkansas
Culilornia
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Honda
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kcutucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Ma*t<achusctu
Mi "hi (tan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska.
Nevada
New Hampshire....
New Jersey
New Vor?
North Carolina
Ohio../.
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Uhode* Island
Son11) Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Vermont
V irginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Terntorica
1
&
b
4
41
21
lu
U
1*
1.1
lt|
0i
3|
ir
?i
131
Totali |29?|m| H6|o4 13 46 1,68 20
*1
, 8
?I 2) 1
-I 1 1
IS GRANT THE COMING MAN?
COBBESPONDEKCE FBOM THE rEOFLE?VIEWS OF
TiltNKINO ELXCTOB8.
To thb Editor or tub Herald:?
I feol sure that tho thinking pcoplo of ibis country
prefer to have the present administration con lit, tie in
power thai? to risk this or that candidate. Our glorious
country is now on the right track this centennial year,
and 1 hope, ?g yon intimate, that Grant stands "behind
the scenes.'' Yours forOmnt, H. W. B., Jr.
Jersey City, June 12, 1870.
OKI WHO CABNOT BEK, BUT IS BEADY TO DOw
J I'M 11, 1870.
To tub Editor or tub Herald:?
I cannot see the good you expect to do tho republl
can party by printing "Behind the Scenes'' in to-day's
paper. This third term cry is all nonsense. II nomi
nated, however, 1 shall work and vole lor 1*. 3. Grant
up to the closing ol the polls next November As for
the other candidates I (h ut they at a a baker's dozen
of nonentltlea 01.0 WHIG.
A BALLY FBOM THE BOTH IV BLUB PltoMl-KD.
Nbw York, Jane 12, 187#.
To tur Editor or tbr Hbrald:?
Your correspondent, "Behind the Scenes" In your
issue of yesterday, strikes the nail on the head. The
country Is not tired of Grant Lot his name be placod
ou the banner of Hie republican party for 187t>and there
will be a rallying hum (tie North, SoulU, East and
West of tho "boys in blue. " Who can doubt me result ?
THIRD TERM.
SAD FATE THBKATKNED A OONTUf POBABY.
To ths Editor or tub Herald.?
What does "Uehind the Scenes" mean to insinuate?
Has be lined the curtain and revealed the coating
mau?the Great I'nknown?
liana's Nun would go nudcr a elou<t If Grant should
got his third teriu. SEVENTY SIX.
? PEBTIKENT IXQIIBV?WHO CAN 1H> IT?
Jt*B 10. 1*74.
To tib Editor o? tbb Herald:?
?'Behind the Scenes," in to day's Hkrald, reveals, !
think, tho underworking* of tho political situation.
Grant can receive tfio nomination il bo wants it. Tho
colored delegates Iroin tlie South will go lor Grant to a
mau. Tho Convention is in heart for Grant, and let his
name be proposed and who can "turn the tide*"*
S. B. H.
# CINCINNATI NOTES.
Indianapolis "Bristow's name Is n good
enough platform."
Nashville (Yeso.) Manner:?"Calculations on the
fourth ballot at Cincinnati wili all be wasted."
Jackson <Miss.) Rr)mblican:?"Conk ling Is a good
man?but he's not tho 3rst choice of Mississippi."
The Detroit Tribune says "The Michigan delegation
will oppose Conkllng 'all the time at Cincinnati.' "
San Antonio (Texas) Ktprett:?"Conkllng bids fair to
be tbe republican nominee lor President and Hayes for
Vice President?a powerful ticket. "
Detroit Free Prut:?"The friends of Merlon do not
propose to be behind those ol lllaiae sad Conkliog in
boasting or the strength of their candidate."
Hew York firming Commercial :?"The Colorado del
egates Some to Cincinnati with big stories about Rinlas
bonfires burning on every peak of the Rocky Moun
inlne."
Albany Arpw .'?"Judging from toe tcue of de
spatches tram Cincinnati. Blaine, Conkling, Morton,
Mayee and Briatow are all going to gel the aemina
THE WEST.
Presidential Preferences in Illinois, Wis
consin, Iowa, Kansas and Nevada.
BLAiNE THE FAVORITE.
Nevada "Will Go for Conkling, of
New York. ?
Others Who Have Already Seleced First,
Second or Third "Choice"
ILLINOIS.
A BLiINK DELEGATION WHICH MAT SUPPORT
BOMXBODT KIHE.
Spring pi ki.d, Judo 8, 1876.
The delegate* to tbo Cincinnati Convention lisvo
most of them been Interrogated by your coric?pondcnt
as to their Ural, second and third choice lor the Presi
dency. It was impracticable in a number of cabcs to
gee the delegates personally, but In aucb case* their
constituent* or eomo one who cluimed to have knowl
edge of their preferences furnished tho information.
It should bo added, bowevor, that some of the dele
gates themselves aro quite undecided as to second and
third choice.
DEMCOATKB AT LABOR.
Dr. Joskph Ronnixs, of Quincy, physician?I am
for lilaine, first ol all. 11 his nomination cannot bo
ofl'eclcd, my second choice would bo Wheeler, of New
VorK, aud though not very decided as to a third
cboico I think it would bo Haves or Hamilton Fish.
Would never vote for Bristow.
Uobkrt G. IxcKitnOLL, of 1'corla, lawyer?I hare very
decided preference lor Iliuino as my Qrst choice. Mor
ton would bo my second choice.^ I am undecided upon
a third choice.
Gkun U. Raux, of Golconda, lawyer?My prefer
ences aro first lor Blaine, second Morton and third
llayes; then Conkling, If the others falL
FIRST DISTRICT.
Shinkt T. Swtit, lawyer?I am In favor of Bristow
as my first choice. He is the man who should be nomi
nated. We want a candidate thoroughly Identified with
the work of reforni.and honest administration of the
government It might not be politic to nominate
Blulno at this time, In view of tho charges preforred
against him.
Gkokgk M. Brogck?I am most decidedly for Blaine
as to first choice. Secondly, I siu not prepared to
speak definitely, but might say that it will be the Great
Unknown, and be, In all probability, will prove Hon.
R. B. Wasliburno.
SSCOXD DISTRICT.
8. K. Dow, lawyer?I formerly lived In Maine and
was personally acquainted with Mr. Blaine. I think a
good deal of him as a man of utility, and at present ho
la my first choice. My preference, howevar, will be a
good deal guided by what will seem beat for the Inter
est ol the republican party at Cincinnati. Governor
Hayes might be my second choioe, Washburne would
come next
Jon* A. McAhthch, Postmaster of Chicago?
I can seo no reason why we should divulge
what the delegation proposes doing at Cincinnati. Wo
were oloc(e<t under a Blaine Influence, and although
not pledged to him thoro is every probability that tho
delegation will work In hit behalf, as to the second
cbolcc I am not prepared to say anything, not being
lullv determined.
It is understood that Mr. MeArthur will favor Senator
Conkling as second choice.
TUI&n DISTRICT.
F. W. Palxbr, editor of the Chicago Inter-Ocean?
At present 1 am - for Blaine, bat cannot tell what may
result from tho developments now pendlug before Con
gress, As to the second or third choice I have not yet
made op my mind. I will be entirely guided by the
sentiments of tbo other delegates whon they aro all
assembled at Cincinnati.
C. U. Karwkll, dry goods merchant, of Chicago, and
member of Cougress? My personal preferences are
docnlodly in favor of William A. Wheeler, of New
York. 1 have kuown him lor several years at Wash
ington, where we boarded at the same hotel, and 1,
therefore, have ha<t ample opportunity of judging of
his abilities and character. In accordance, however,
willi tlio sentiments of the Springfield Convention I
shall voto on the Orst ballot for Mr Blaiuc. No in
slructtons were given at our Convention, but there
was an uumlsiaKable lean in.: toward the latter gentle
man. If a Southern republican were nominated and a
tlrst class democrat I am tree to say that I would hesi
tate in my choice ss to votiug on election day. It
would be a mistake to nominate a Southern man. We
see the effects oi giving the South a lull representation
In Congress ut the present time. Why, Coniederate
generals, sonio of whom ought to be in
prison, control that body. If tho democratic
party should succeed In capturing the government
all Southern claims tor tudemnuy during the war
would be rushed tttrou-jh ami our national debt quad
rupled. 1 tell you, sir, this is the mum Issue of the
present canvass. It is folly to suppose that the
Southern people lorget the Injuries Inflicted upon them
by us at tlio North as results of the wur. They hate
u.? more cordially than ever. It is not in human nature
to lorget at.d gloss over such injuries. If n Southern
man were elected l'resident to-morrow he would natur
ally lean toward his kindred. Southern indemnity
claims would not be vetoed if they passed both
branches ol Congress. It is time lor the people Of this
country to look upon those issues in a proper spirit.
The South does not care for the currency, tbo tariff or
any other question. Sho only wants to get control of
the wheels oi legislation, that claims of this character .
may bo paid over to tier impoverished citizens.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
W. Coffin, a Bstavla banker?Although personally
for Wushburne, 1 shall, in deierunce to tbe views of the
people who sen I me, support Maine first and do what I
can to secure his nomination Would be for Wash
burne nest if a compromise can be male upon him.
Alter that would i>e guided by circumstances, but
could not support Morton or Conkling.
KB. K. Iruu Harvard, capitalist and speculator?
Kirst choire. Illume, and will stand hy him. After
Blaiuc would favor Morton and Hayes, but Is not lor
Brum.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Aliikrt Walkkr. Stall man's Val'oy, farmer?f am
for Blaine, because the people are lor bim. Personally
1 would prefer Coukliug, .is 1 studied and p'-acttaed law
with Ir.iii nud know hun thoroughly. Hut I shall vote
first lor B.ainc, second lor Conkling. Am not decided
as to a third > hoicc.
H. L liL KcuM.L, trio, merchant?Shall use my vote
aud influence tlrst lor Blaine, and if be cannot ho conn
uateil then for Wsshlmme tor a third choice would
be lor Hayes or Wlieeier. I'e'v.mally I would be lor
Wasbimrnc. first, but would ? i?ay the wishej of luy
constituents, who aro lor tilain*. 1 could not support
Conklmg.
SIXTH UISTHICT.
A. R. Mack, Oamoridge, woum support Blaino first,
and is undecided as to second and third choice, but
well disposed to either Conkling or Morton.
J. W. Hopkins supports Illninn strong ly. II his nom
ination should tail would ret)uiro seasiderattou as to
other candidates.
SKVKNTH DISTRICT.
O. N. Cmittkniisn, Juliet, merchant. Is for Blaine
first of ail and as loug as his name is before the Con
vention. Alter Blaine, and as a second choice, pee.era
Hayes. Has no definite prciereuco lor third choicc.
but would lie governed bjr olicuinsiaurcs.
J kkk. Kvakts, Vorkville county, clerk, as his first
choice nut support Blaiuc, but la undecided torsecoud
and third choice.
KMIITH DISTRICT.
A. IV H'. i k, Kankakee, will support Blaine as his
first cuo.ee. He lias no prc/eieuoe as to the others.
J. K. Cvt.MR, 1'otitiac, banker, will vote lor HUtno
while he has a show lor success. He ;s reported lor
Hayes and Mortou its second aud third choice.
NINTH MstlKT.
Knocm Kmkrt. of JYwi.i, editor or Poor'.s Trantcripl?
I MB lor Blatue, first, last and all the time, as loug
Miner- is any prospect of nominating him. I cannot
tell who I should lav or lor ?eroud cho.ee. We want
to uotuinate Blaiuc, but if we cannot shall take the
nest tost Hi an?whoever we can beet harmonise upon.
1 should Lot Ikror ltr is tow.
Thomas Itoru, ol l.ewiston. lawyor, Is personally for
Krtttow as a first choice, bet will praMljr eoppow
Blame lu deference to his constitueucy, nest Bristow
aud then either Wheeler or Hayes
TK.vrit btsi RICT.
PiViD Mack, ol t.arthage, lawyer?My first choice
Is James U. Blaine. I; he utnftot bo uoiiimated 1 would
vote tor Bristow second. >\>r third ettolce would pre
ler tt heeler, but would bo satisfied with llaye.-.
P. McIMli., oi Kigu-svtlle, physlci.iu?My first
choice, personally, is Hayes. betas tlio seunineut of the
pcupie is so emphatte lor Blaino 1 shall he constrained
to support h ui as nrst choice sU'l Hayes second; am
undecided ns to third choice, but would not support
Uonallng or Bristow.
kl.KVKKTII DISTRICT.
J, M. Davis, Carroiitoii, pbt'sieian?I nm for Blaine
1 decidedly, as long as there is any hope for bis nomlna
; tun 1 lh.uk lor second choice Haves would suit n.e
1 l est and ISOsCoe I'oukliug for tnird ; bu'aiu not streu
: nous as between these two. I will uevcr support Brls
| tow. 1 would like Senator Ogiesbv lor Vice trc*Idem.
. ? subuk I, W.vna, Jerseyvillo,* druggist.--( am for
I Hiame lust so long as be t.ns a shadow ol a chance.
! After that my choice a III depend upon circumstances,
j I an. confident Blaine will be nous teat* I, and eau hardly
! say who my next choice would lie.
j TWBi.rrn district.
N. W. Branson, retersimrg, lawyer?I shall support
I Blame as first choio* My eeoeftd choice will ho Brio
tow. I cm not speak bow m to third choice, bat stud
a?.in eveuu. "
Willum Paceoon1, fewyir?My preferouce i* lor
Blame. in accordance with the avowed j*ntitn<-nt! of
the people ol mjr district. I don't know wtiai will bo
thn ertect ol the prewm cti?r.>i>.- made against that gen
tleman. but 1 am oonviaced that they are not suflicitnl
to prevent am n?m nation. As to the policy ol nomi
nating him under ilio circumstances, that is a matter
the wiiole Convention will have to coueider. Person
ally Blalue 11 my flrtt choice. 1 am Inclined to favor
Morton a* second choice.
tijl KTKE.N'TU DISTIUCE
C R Ci/mhimos, Pekin, merchant?Mv first choice
lor the Presidency is Blaine very decidedly. Me It
much the stronce*t man. As second or third choice
Morion or Conkling would he satisfactory. I shall
not f?vor auy xr.au Irom the other side of Mason and
Dixon's line.
K. II. 1.ATI!am, Lincoln, capitalist? My choice Is
first for Blatnc, as be ts the strongest with the poo pie
and mv constituents preier him. For second and
third cnoice. In esse Hume should fail of nomination,
i havu no strong preference snd should sbids circum
stances. .
?0URTEE*TH hISI'RICT.
D. D Eyaxs. Danville, lawyer?I urn for Blaine first
of all, as be is almost the unanimous choice of my con
stituents. I thiuk 1 would go lor Bristow as secoud
choice, and probably Morton lor the third. Uave
^?reat admiration lor Morton, and under sotuo circum
stances w<>uld prefer h:m.
L. J. Bond, Monticello. railroad director?I am for
Blaine first ol all. Conkling second and Bristow
third.
nrrce.vTB district.
T J. li'of.uKN, Marshall, lawyer?1 think as to avail*
ability iuv choice among Presidential candidates would
bo in the following ordijf:?First, Blame; second,
Kayos; third. Morton; ?itb Conkling and Bristow next,
.ts to merit, they would stand ?First, Morton; second,
Blaine; third, Conkling. I iluuk highly ol Bristow,
and uou'd like In in to ncce|t the Vice Presidency.
Btxaos Wood. Ktllnpliam, lawyer?The sentiment of
our people is lor Blaine. 1 am (or hiiu lirst, ns 1 think
he is tho strongest man. Personally would preier
Morton, but doubt nis availability Morton, however,
would be my second choice, and liayes third. Bristow
has little strength ainoun iny constituent*. Blaine'*
vindication will caurc a groat a< cei-slon to him.
HI\TKK*TII DISTRICT.
General J. S. Martin, Salem, lawyer?Hlsiiw Is very
dicidedly my tirsi choice and that of my district. I
have a high regard lor Morton, but think Wuoeler, of
Now York, or Hayes, of Ohio, as u:oro available, and
either would suit me as second choice, with Morton
third. Should General Logan's name be prominently
presented 1 would prefer hun to ail others.
Okokoe C. McCouii, Groenvlile, larmer?My prefer
ences are: Ilrst, Blaine; second, Morton or Washburno;
third, Hayes. These oppressions are contingent upon
tho uonoition that (Mineral Logan Is not a candidate,
whom I would prefer to any.
SKVKNTKKNTH nlSTHICT.
H. S. Bakkr, Alton, Judge of Alton City Court?My
first choico H H H. liristow above all others. If ha
cannot ho nominated then 1 should lavor Washburna
or Morton. Washburno will be my secoud choico if ha
is before the Convention. I am opposed to Blalno,
and would prefer Conkling or Hayes to hun.
General J. I. Hi.nakkk, CarlluvlUo, i.ivyor, Is first
tor Blaine, then lor Morton, anit then for Conkling.
KIOHTKKNTH DISTRICT.
Isaac Clkxrxts, Carbondale, lawyer?My first
choice lor Prosident is Ulaino. The Internal war on
him should impel republicans to stand by him to the
last moment. Farther than lor Blaine an Ilrst choico
1 am not decided and decllno to express an opinion.
William McAoam, Chester; banker?I will simply
say to you that I am for Blaine first, Blaine second
and Blalno third. You cau understand that.
KiaXTSESTH DISTRICT.
C. D. Ham, Mount Vernon, hanker?My first choice
Is Blaine, and I shall support lilm as long as (hero is
liopo. Personally I like Morton, but think Blnlue strong
est among repirblleans; shall support Morton second,
and for third choico 1 would preier Hayos, of Onio, to
either Conkling or Bristow.
W. H. ttoitixsox, Fairfield, lawyer.?I am first for
Blalno and shall stand by hun it ho can bo nominated.
I should support Morton second, and alter him have no
dotlnite choico, but would probably be for Hayes.
WISCONSIN.
8KNT1KSNTS AND PBBFKBENCBS OF THE DELEGA
TION *0 CINCINNATI.
Milwaukkb, June 7,1874.
Tho following Is s report of tho sent meuts an I pref
erences of the delegates trom this State to the Clnola
noli Convention:?
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
Piiiletus Sawykk, Oshkosh?I am and always bare
been for Blalno and believe the republicans of this Stat*
favor htm to-day. Blaine is my first and only choicak
I never make a second choice till the first trade Is oft
As long as thero ts a chance of nominating Blaine I
shall not disturb myself with speculations about a soc?
ond choice. Blaine, I believe, Is genoraily regarded,
and Justly, as a persecuted man, and is now as a vindi
cated man. I have never lost faith In blm. I believe
tbo republican party is firmer for blm to-day. In con
sequence of that persocution, than It wonld otherwise
have been. I have nothing in tny mind as to Morton,
Bristow, Conkling, Washbnrne or the other candi
dates. I do not fool called upon to express any opinion
as to thom. If Blaine rails to obtain the nomination
we shall try to find a Ut man. If Blalno is nominated
the republicans will carry this State. Indeod, lam not
sure but we can carry the State for either Bristow o?
Conkling; but we certainly can (or Blaine. Have noth
ing to say about the Vice Presidency, except that tho
nomination for the Presidency will control that que**
lion.
? David Atwood, editor and proprietor of the Stallr
Journal, Madison?This gentleman bad led for Phila
delphia, to visit the Exposition, over a week before th?
reporter's visit, and was not expected home before th?
delegation left the Stato for Cincinnati. Mr. Atwood U
a strong Blaine man. Ho wrote the following to hta
paper from Philadelphia, dated 29th May:?
"As the time ot the republican Convention ap
proaches there is considerable Interest excited on the
subject of politics. The several candidates for the first
nomination have warm Irlends, who are pressing theli
favorites with becoming zeal We have been a some
what attentive observer of events, and it does appear to
ns that Mr. Blaine has, by far, the greatest numbor oI
supporter* with the musses of the people. Possibly
this impression may exist from the (act that be is oui
individual preference for the nomination; but wo think
not. He i? a recognized leaner; a vory able and bold
mun; lull oi energy, ?nd ripe with experience In public
ailairs Such u man Is wanted at the head o( the gov
ernment at (his time. TUo people have confidence in
Blaiuo, and 1 believe he would bo the strongest candi
date that could be namod."
Mr. Atwood has not been heard, so far a* ( could
learn, to express prelerenco lor any other person, or to
say anything about second choice. He is understood
to lavor Bristow for Vico President, and to be a unil
with the other members of the Wisconsin delegation ii
williugness to alcept ine candidate who can be shows
to be ,-trooger and better than Di.tiue, If Blaine's nom
ination becomes clearly impossible.
Mark DoMUta, State Senator, farmer and lumber
man?My first choice, always supposing he turns out
ail right, is Blaine. If be lails. as at present advised,
I shall go for Bristow. I eh.ill be guided by my own
observation at Cincinnati, and cannot pledge my gel I
absolutely to any one tor either first or second choice.
Coukiiug is beginning to bu talked ol, and m oms to be
gathering strength, but as I have not yet given any
particular attention to any other candidal-) except
i Hl.iluu 1 am not able to say anything further at pres
ent
.Iamk* H. Hovkr, late Judge of tiie I'nitol States
I Court, and now Attorney lor the Northwestern Kail
Mad Coinpauy?I am lor Blaine first, second, third,
i fourth and all the time. 1 do not coociivo a posMhll
i ity ol any ctli-r nomination. If there is we shall
ttieu have to deoide whom to support Hristow hoi
I friends mid so lias Couicline. The latter la not muoh
' known In the Slate, but he ts'hlghly spoken or.
FIKMT DISTRICT.
Kunu Kxos, Postmaster, Wauko-hn?Bin no wot
' uiy find rhoiee until yesterday (June a), but since
the publication of the farts us to the letters taken
from Mulligan I have fell pretty blue, but do not
yet despair of his conmu out all right. Mulligan
was probauly bought und paid for to testify againsl
B aine, any way. und Blalue Is, undoubtedly, very
much wrought up by the attacks on him. I think II
uiilortiinate or Blaine's reputation Wist he went to se?
Mulligan ul all. 1 always cousldotod Maine one of thi
best csndidnics we could have lor the Presidency ol
account of his personal integrity und polllic.il ?tren?ih.
j If he cnu clear his record he is my Urd choice, and
Conkling would, probauly, be my second; but it do
pcuds on circumstances. Conk I tug ! retrard as a great
man in every sense. Ho w>>uid he a strong ch.id.date.
For second place on the ticket J ruigut support Hayes.
No matter w hi< Ii way ttie aflair turns out 1 shall give
my support to iho men wuo will, in my Judgment, bo
the strongest before the rouutry.
\ Jamks Hinti.iki-, editor and proprietor Janesville
Jauc.-vilie?My lirst choice until lately wafl
lllanie, with Bristow for second choicc. Recent devel
opment* have left iiiu uncertain whore we stand.
SnovM Blame clear his record lie will lull be my,lirst
choice, but ii iie fails to do so I would not have hiiu at
I any price. 1 do not want to lie myself to any man uu
; til tiie result ot the Blaine investigation is known. The
pnuctples and issues in this contest are so important
that especial caro must be ftkeu lo nominate no ouo
* ho is not thuroiiifliiy sound an I who doss not enjoy
tnA confidence of the country. We must have a man
?ound on the question of tlie SoutUern claims: the
doori or the Tros>urv must bo ckuo.-d against such tie
m inds. His name must be a guarantee ol tho rt^ltt.n of
all men, black n- well as white, in the South as well af
ul the North, wherever the American I! .g floats, and
of parity ol soverament. in ease Bristow dees not goi
the nomination he uiight strengthen the ticket a? Viet
President. 1 -hall vote lor a man wiio wi:I strengthei
Uio republican party, not one who will make tbi
UnvMi ntu*e rebel and the rebel cauea loyal I tbiuk
ueli of Conklini; if he could lie dieted. There is aa
Impress ma, however, that he Is put lorwarJ as km
successor of the Uiaut rri/nae. He is a man of traae
cendeol ability and purrert integrity, bul we have to
! accept prepi i ices even if they are uujn^t. and there is
I undoubtedly this popular prejud ce ngs.nst Conk ling.
If Hlaine falls and ilristow is nominated are shall want
aa Eastern mau for Vice President. If Biaino la rigit
he is my lirst choice and Bristow my preaoat choice
for Vice PreaidenL
aeunxn district.
B. W. KfTKS, Postmaster, Mad son, chairman of the
Republican state Coiuinttiee? I am tor Blame for Orel
chute--. Judging by ?li.it transpired on the floor ul
tho House, to-day (6th), he la fiflly vindicated. (Mr.

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