The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-28
The Plotting ard Flaming fsr ReOrgan.za-
ton Of To City Demosraey-The Diff.
eE.ti,S Of the Situation and llow
THY Arc To Dc 0verssas.
WIN There Be a Democratic Prcsi-
Dental Convention?
WHAT AUGUST B-lM.MT EAs TO SAY.
sThe Democracy Cannot Afford to
Make Rash Resolutions"

Make Rash Resolutions"
The democratic politicians appear to be all at Boa
~ 10 the poiisicsl future; az least the so-caled
woudbc leaders Of the party In this city seem TO be.
One has n that Mr.. 6wecny Is still busiiy engaged
me wires for the grand pull altogether taat
laying II 10 come, while another denies on the
authority Of me aforesaid gentleman that no
has or intends to havo anything 10 do with the
pulling and hauling that t. going on under ground.
Yet everybody who inlgsncs tlat no KNOWS some
thing ABOUT what nay happca In the ma;tor OF re-
or anizing tho party for
rnE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
has idea that what nc knows b rlc gospel truth,
ana every body else VINO does not coincide with
HIN Kaows nothing whatever ON the subject. The
fact Of no matter is, there 10 . great deal Of
bosn about the manGuvrlng that Is going
ON among the democrats - put themselves 10
trim aad the alleged compact SAID TO have been
made looking TO . SUCCESSFUL campaign next year,
when new Governor h TO be elected. However,
the rank and ME Of The democrats are really work
Ing 10 heal ell differences between the factions and
10 unite upon set OF good men ~ leaders who Will
NOT be leaders ~ the members OF tue late Ring
verc-in the sense OF being dictators TO the party
but vii be really truly the representatives
OF the great mass OF the voters
FUsfos or FAcrIoNa
IL n given out In certain quarters that IN q few
weeks plan yin have been settled upon by which
oil good, square. up and down honest democrats. no
mater what faction they mag haze belonged 70
here.oiore. can unite ON q common platform and be
guided by such colnseilors - viii conduct them TO
victory. ~ not In tae Presidential NJ least In the
next municipal and state ecctieas II Is SAID
tna, the i,ea VI the rcorgauizers Is to 30
remodel the party machinery that tho conservative
re.aohcans caa sct VITA tns de.aocfa.s cordially
aud without In Ga: least abandoning tae.r prlas-
Hes a. moderate republicans In otnes wurds. tho
democratic osty party. wasn reorgsa,zea. w.u not
be composed sinpu of any particular !acsioa. but
Will 10 uass made ~ OF NIL the good old elements
q lie party, IA it "a ITS palm.e,t days, wnen
honesty MAS be "a aaA star. as we'd OF in,se
paoiscaas WAC aic ulwiii.n< 10 ~ tie .ul ,cn.tns
tnc sc.piiae Oh TAO reS.'af RADICAL party niea -
eur. svsisa 10 w.ap taesa INTO. Ias iact " that
the conservative repus sse really tic more
euer~ec o lac wv. pafsiss in the piopossd p.an Of
ivrcin2 nj tie sod men VI tue uesoc. aua con.
scrvaiyo parties into voo party. anu u - Ucievcd
that the elor.s VI tae asen woo nave Tue matter IN
charge wiil ne Crowned wda success 10 Is u.fser-
stood, however, tns. the o.d Iamn iny icalers AND
ward ..en viii not 90 allowed cvea he poor Dr.n
i.c OF giving al ace ~ " tails movement VI reor-
%iLL TnxKE BIZ DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL CON.
yESl.oSf
In connection with lnls matter it may a. well b
stated that grsat dell VI anxiety ~ ossnx ex-
pressed amoax tne d.nec ats a. 70 Lac y. ooa0ie
MI tee ia references 10 cai,iag uolninstns Ionyra-
Lon; and. as the TINE V ias. approaching Wien lac
coaitec wiii sncet Al IL tntcnus NICE. ~ All, ihis
ieenus .. anAicJ VIII sery NATURALLY % ON sne IA.
S Slcscl m,sSsen ., Tue Iessrs os ~ s.as e a
ivf any conyensioa pt 40 AT us.l lac pArtJ coutd
wilnoA! maAins aay ns.aiaai,sas o. ihe,r o~n
administration parry. aad give their una,vidcd sup
Iort 10 Whatever Can iidaIes should te Nominated
" tue later, has bu. ADDED q .nelt
" the general ice.ius oi the ueaiocfats ~
10 the upsaot OF ala the POW ownx goiOg on.
lsaf
aGtnurlty that the Dc.nscTat.c Ceer., Con,inistec
would uot meet At ali, aaL taaL n matter OF
leaueis. no Dciio,ra ConyeusioL would be he'd
10 uoIiiate cann daes ior Ires.iens AMI Wee
PGcsldeiit Deailoss OF asccrialn.n wat reliance
was 10 pe placed an TINS report y dssAL. reporter
yesterday called UPON Nj. August BeiiaoaL tho
ca.ri1an OF the eomuttee. A. nis oisce IA Vail
rect. Alter tue reporter nai Introduced nin,seii
ne sail:-
tain from Yea what aclicl ins Ge4esd Commiuoe
poposc ~ take In tac matter of isulg l>su
ing u call or Demociaiic Convention nsxI year.
Inc HERALD Ia naxious 10 AnOw Just nov much
truta here Is IN the ruinors tnai aaSat, anl.
le.ug always reliable, does not care aDoci publish.
Ing the many co lmuncaiions IL has received on tho
suDecI untii you had been heard rom.n
as the reporter asNed THIS question he put on his
sweetest sl..e ana endeavored LOOK A. ines x ami
rEAirEsiiAL rsALM.srSGER:
nna az ,n ne e a ca no
about the crows ol the great DaAer that port slied
a greas and errlDc storm ahead, PROVIDED the
y
30 Inc banker ioJked o. tie reporter as .aolsn haf
Undecided wlle,ner 10 turn on nis Leei aal walk
AVA without slJin word, or cailLg some
handy po,.cemaa 10 take caI. 20 OF nis VISITOR. but
the cloud Inaiy passed away Ala LILO banker SPOKE
ii do not recognize said he. ana he looked
uhutterane things he oAc; "A do lot leco .nize
tne risnt 81 paper to publish beforehand Mi-at Is
going 10 happen. or may happen, "A matters o. puo
lie importance, sacD as tne ACTON tue Colisnilies
NAV taAc: refuse 20 .e .nseryi wed on the qres-
ton, and am ready 10 stand an The abuse the
papers may give me or my reiusll."
'Dut, s.r.n suggested The reporter.
THE X Citr D. NEWSPAPER
to md out Beforehand and publish news o. import
ance Is wor,d-~iuc right anu one wnicn the news
paper Is alone re ponsi lie Tor SOLELY
II concur with you.n repned Mr.. Belmont
'.but you VIII coLccde that nave cqual iiant -
power u give aay;, AN, Mr.. Belmont iaagnei
goodnatured laugh which the reporter iaily
"iei, Mr. belmont. ventured the scribe. despite
the warning oil the storm cl0ui, ever ycstixe Of
which nad nov enurey PASSED away. YOU can
readily understand that there - 80 much tax about
the olitical SITUATION Just now that lac pubic are
very anxious 10 nnd cut tne truln OF imo ramors
n understand an That, but do care 70 be IN.
tervIea Cd on Tie subject oil waat tue committee
VIII DO. II IL was 10 tax about soinetDiug iGat II
has done then would he only too happy To give The
HERALD al Tie information La IN. power.r
'Well, thea, AR. Benoni, setsilg al le what the
committee VIII do. let me remarA that u Is rumored
that the members oi the COMMITTEES have neid
meeting or nave conferred to-ciner as 10 what &C
tiun they intend 10 take an regard 10
THE CALI foK CONVENTION"
LAS said ueforc," replied AR. belmont ~ do not
want TO be inervleweu ~ 10 TINS matter, bur y ~
not true that the nembers OF The COMM Ice have
held conference or AN, tling Of tne sort. nave
| not had word with aus oi tae otnef members on
| the subject. There Is no irgtn whatever "a TIE
rumor ,id You 81 10 the cdect thai they have
decided on anything CONNECTED with tue holding OF
| the Convcnuon.n and he tnen added. soao 30 =.
| .tne democracy cannot anvrd 10 maze any rssn
resoiutia rs just now
| .Inen mats Inc wnoie thing In a nutshen"
alt 1871
"And Il Is exactly the Information desired 10 as
certaIn,n was the reporters reply, as Mr. Belmont
went into his back ONCE aud the scribe went MS
way very well satisfied with the result oi his VISIT TO
| the pood-natured chairman VI the General Com