The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-03

the HERALD reporter conversed the belief was ex-
pressed That the Iammany delegation would be the
only recognized delegation from New York. They
expressed this belief rapidly and said no more. The
belief was evidently born OF the hope.
THE STEADY TAKERS
were not SO sanguine for they reasoned the matter
and saw danger ahead.
"the countrymen see chance, they think so, TO
give us twist this time, and they won't lose the
opportunity for want Of trying The whole Tam;
s ss'' h meant ,s 90 ina. . k inss
against snd mind YOU sneye ae
next strongest county declaration TO our own.
that all the boys IS gon' up there, ana goin to
make rush for the Convention and I'LL the house.
%ny only an hour ago heard from man that
the State Committee had decided to issue
tickets, and admit nobody without lem. How's
week. ana are goin TO have big crowd OF special
police and any amount OF their "friends" besides.
No use talkin now; we haln't goin to have no soft
And the crowd scattered lIstlessly with. q long
mats they meandered on into the new Court House.
THE HERALD MAN MEANDERyD
for some occult reason into the same NOBLE struc-
ture, and stood looking and wondering In the
Two siouchy-looking men stood near him leaning
looked exactly like men who had been waiting all
summer Tor the fall election to come around, so
rewarded by an appointment on tho police or as
messenger In some OF the departments.
In few minutes a younger man with brown
fall overc0at stepped carelessy out OF the County
Clerks office, and sauntering along TO whe the
pair were standing asked "whats the newsf"
Nothing that hear Of" was the response.
can't YOU going up to Rochester, Neds asked
the man with tine overcoat
"What IN hell would do ct Rochester 20 queried
"Nedn "Im broke"
"ln give you pass II you care about going up.
I'll be there myself. and IN see you all right You
hain't doing nothing, ana you might as well 60
with the bOys.n
The tontern pulled I'VE or six slips Of paper from
his pocket and said, III you'll go, say the word y
and involuntarly the two moved away and passed
out OF the building.
many means to force the Convention tomorrow and
virtually 'storm the position" but it is scarcely
credible that any forcibe or violent course will be
adopted. This Is the opinion or the solid menu
They say that the best and only safe means OF get
ting before the Convention VIII be by orderly con-
AN EX-AssEMBLYMAN
stated that In his opinion the Tammany delegation
and read them the n Me se went
far as to ,, say that that he had this from good
1v that such had already
OF Tweed, Sweeny Co., and that revolt In Tam
many itself was by no means improbable. In the
was In the party sacrificing itself for its lead
ers. VINO themselves were losing strength.
so It may be seen that tomorrow will be 'pig
with the :ate Of Caesar and OF Rome"
THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT
Deputy Comptroller Green was at his pos ourin.
the whole OF business hours. excepting wnilc ia
attendance at the meeting Of the Commissioners or
the Sinking FUND.
There was considerable interest centred in the
fact that Mr.. Green and Mayor Hall were thus at
this meeting brought into JOINT Official contact At
the meeting both gentlemen dep0rted themselves
with perfect cordially, became the positions they
occupied, and stranger would never have dreamed
OF the war OF epises That only few days since was
waged between these two officials.
JIMMY O'BRIEN'S PARTY,
the reform democracy, Will exert ali its influence
tomorrow, and II Is well known that Sammy III.
den, General John A, Green, Hamilton Harris and
other prominent men having influence with the
State democracy Will 30 for Tammany heavily: the
victory on their side. They point with pride to their
delegation, and claim that 1t Is the cream OF un-
tainted ar CITY democracy: They VIII be on hand
JUDGE CoNNoLLy's TROUBLES
concerning the reported concealment or dtstribu-
ton Of documents, forming part Of the archives OF
his office, nave all ''ended in smoker Tue follow.
ing letter from the Register VIII eXplaia fully the
status Of the AFFAIR."
To THE EDITOR HEnALD:-
The statements that have been published In refer
and myself are 50 widely at variance with the fass
of the case that must ask, as an act of justice
absa sd mpas publicly h sssns p ns
from SO trivial circumstance The recen. astounding
has me- be than ever eaoy V nt
in wachtuiness over the records committed TO my ocia
SaS h wssn thai vast umss
clerks, in 81, fragrant violation OF the rules of this
made examination of their For this purpose
took them into my possession and on the following day.
then notified the parties interested that they have
them application at my Office had not that time
ridiculous proceedings that subsequently instituted are
OF farcical and contemplate entite to
''''''' '''''N MICHAEL CONNOLLY. Register.