New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
POLITICAL.
N. Y. STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,

'AihEhiNe Of THE UNrERRIFIED AT RocHn-
| LEh-A STRONG DELEGATION OF NEwsYORS
KOUGHs-rHE BOSS STILL UNDAUNrEp-ru.
KINGS COUNTY DELEGATION ADURRIyn no
| TAhhANY-TH REFORM DELEGATION pv,
| FUSE ALL C0MPR0MIsEs--PROsPRCrs or
SPLIT IN THE CONVENTION.
ROCHESTER, Oct. 3.-The delegated for N.
Democratic State Convention have nearly all arrv.s
and with their friends fill every public house in tovs
Although the machinery Of the Democratic orRsnisat6
permits but delegate to district making ths t.t,,
12o the entire strength Of the party represented nv
wre-pullers, lobbyists pluguges, and the usual rue
scruff Of political gatherings. Very nearly all the Tam
many ONCE holders throughout the State 40 wen "A IN.
leading members of the last Legislature, pesep In
active and vehement council the pending issuas
Early last week the Tammany and anti Tammany peoA.
in NewYork telegraphed for rooms for at 500 men
The lowest OF Tammany following well as the sblost
Of the Democratic leaders, here In force Among TIA
most prominent are Gov. Seymour, Sanford T. Churc.
W. +. Odel, II. 3. Champlain, Francis Herman Con-
gresham Roosevelt Gov. Beach, Ben Wood and other.
Among the prominent roughs are Joe Coburn John @
Heenan, and Reddy the Blacksmith.
Admonished by the gravity Of the situation and the
adverse turn which the political tide has taken the r
raj partisans Of Tammany have been quiet throughou,
the day merely indicating firm purpose OF ruling or
running the Convention II the State Committee stteuut
any tricks The opposition, under the lead OF Mr. III
den, Chairman of the State Committee, have made no
born House, limited that the plan of to-norows cam
paign fully matured and that Tammany is to %
thrown overheard incOntinently The leaders Of this
movement Seymour Tlden, Green and Herman; but
1t s impossible tO conceal the fact that large foowss
of tho county politicians who have almost complete con-
troll OF the delegations secretly In conuson with
Tweed, and still receive his stipends.
At O'Clock the crowd In the city greater than has
ever been seen at political gathering and The citlzeks
retired indoors with lively apprehension Of yaguesy
rumored trouble to Come.
In the perfect wilderness Of ditted excited
about 1t Ia almost impossible to tell whether the work R
tomorrow Is to be riotous encounter OF factions or
fixed affair by the cohorts lof the still formidable Tweed
The men at the head OF affairs pretend N
be confident, and Mr. Tilden, up to 10 O'Clock
even, doubted that Mr.. Tweed would appeaE
Shortly after TO- however, great ado heard outdE
the hotel and the doors swung open TO admttts
bury form Of the Boss The appartion seemed to eeE
trify the crowd and faint clapping followed by az
uproartous and joyful cheer the undaunted leade
bowed smiled, and shook hands with his troop Of obst
quious satellites The corridors crowded but as e
Boss ascended the stairs was made on every han
and enthusiastic demonstration followed him to his ps'
or where he entertained like lord during the evening
characteristic dialogue took place he appeared q
the hotel Rochester follower stepped eagerly up TO
him. saying:
"Ahi Mr. Tweed you don't look like dead man yet"
newspapers don't kill much as they think"
great damper fell the anti-Tammany wing late In
the evening, when 1t was announced tnas the Brooklyn
delegation headed by Knsella and Dewitt, had declared
It's adhesion to Tammany, on the ground that, II tho
Tammany delegation from NewYork were excluded.
the Convention would also exclude the Brookynites.
The bolt for such 1t Is considered, strikes the Reorme
with dismsy, and the State Committee expected 70
meet the movement with q bold and vigorous COUP
The Reform delegation, headed by Charles 0coner.
refuse utterly any compromise with the Ring, any
body tainted by couson with It, Charles OConor has
not yet arrived, and B authoritavey stated that
he win not attend, but send instead letter defining
his position and the needs Of the party In omOrrows
deberaton.
LATER-12Oa O. m-The State Central Committee broke
up its formal session shortly before midnight but,
from all that be learned, the action TO
be taken with the Ring delegation nsa
finally decided. Men high in place, and trusted in
Democratic councils, affirm that the Tammany men will
be denied admission TO the Convention. Tweed Is fun os
boastulness, and is confident Of carrying the day BE
claims at least 20 majority and hints that they arc not
there he can make them. He claims that the
Tilden movement Is sprung the Democracy
in the interests Of the old Albany Regency,
and to make way for Chase as candidate
for the Presidency in 1917. AS the tide seems
turn in the Tweed interest. Of the Reformse
counsel harmony but the Boss confident of his rouAd
refuses concession and declares II he can't run the
chine" to mako or break the Democracy tomorrow.
In the confusion OF the situation little attention has
been paid to formation of ticket but those who give
the subject attention make doubt but the present In
cumbents will be renominated, the Secretary Of
state Mr. Nelson whO 1t is said declines to run. There
Is strong movement to put Oswald Ottendorfer OF TN
Staats Zcitung. on the ticket as Secretary Of 4
State, with throughout. AS to the Or
ganizaton Of the Convention 1t is only known that ths
Hon. Luclus NJ. Robinson will be temporary Chairman
but further than that no pretends to guess.
New movements going constantly. The TIVE
parties dong after midnigh) in excited council
The latest trains laden with NewYork rOugh sna
the streets are alive with excited and drunken honga
Serious trouble apprehended tomorrow, and numbers
citizens here it is rumOred, called the authorizes
| for the military.