Nomination Sparks Democratic Contention Over Tilden Bid
The St Louis convention nominates Samuel J. Tilden for President amid mixed support and strong reform rhetoric. Reports from New York and elsewhere discuss the party's choices, potential Swift shifts, and Hendricks as Vice President candidate.
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Estimate of party strength in 1860s election survey
The Democrats hold 189 electoral votes to 180 for the Republicans with 369 total and 185 needed. Doubtful states like Indiana Illinois Nebraska New Hampshire and Pennsylvania are shown in the Republican column to reflect possible shifts. The analysis notes a Democratic victory is likely with chances to carry additional states for a sweeping win.
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Gov. Tilden Receives Victory Dispatches in Albany
Gov. Tilden arrived in Albany and spent time in the Executive Mansion library. He received dispatches from St. Louis and heard of the second ballot victory amid celebrations, bonfires, and cannon fire as supporters cheered his candidacy for the Democratic ticket.
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Delaware Delegates Back Bayard for President
The Delaware delegation led by ex Gov Salisbury and Hon Wiles Whiteley meets at rooms 3 and 4 in Utz building Wilmington to back T Bayard for President with Senator Salisbury Holm Williams Ponder and Thomas M Ogle from the national executive committee in attendance.
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