The New York herald., 1873-10-04

satisfaction or all present, no name having been
mentioned and not the slightest reference having
been made by Mr. Ogden TO Mr.. Kinsella who, IL
seems. did take his back pay, when up jumps a
delegate from Brooklyn, named Dominick Roche,
for a couple OF terms, and declares, with ali tue
wisdom and acuteness OF South Sea Islander, that
the resolution was aimed at Kugs county, ana
particularly at Thomas kinsella, whom Mr.. Rocne
was only too happy to stand by and defend from
the assaults made upon him. The Convention en-
joyed hearty laugh at this too palpable and egre-
gious blunder, and as Mr.. Roche still continued TO
beat the air John Fox walked over to where he sat
and erected Mansard on the inluriated Roche by
pulling him into his seat. Mr.. Kinsella must have
had some very queer friends IN the Convention, for
no sooner had Roche been squashed than Major
elect from Ulster, s GOT up and 0 also ''1u com.
menced TO bolster Mr.. Kinsea in poeticaI
that MAJOR Dewitt Closed his eloauence @ by asking
the delegates before him-"And," said he, raising
his eyes to the heaven which was hidden from him
by the NEUROLOGICAL pictures on the ceiling, "What
has Mr.. Kinsella done? Why, all he has done was
10 take the money while Others voted for the bill
itself" The laughter became almost furious at
this second good-natured' blunder, and, amid cries
or .'Save me from my friends y the Convention,
having no other course G to pursue Immediately
nee to the immortal gods. Mr.. Ogden then spoke
Tor a few moments and the resolution was passed
vention presenting the spectacle OF having branded
a prominent member OF their body with ine1acea-
pie shame and contumely. Tableau-Manton Mar
BILE standing over the PROSTATE body OF Kinsella
reeSing scalp IN one hand and bloody tomahawk
1t was Marble who placed the free trade, specie
payment and farmers rights panks, and the JEFF
1ersonlan business was probably injected by San
iord f. Church while in conference with Marble at
Albany on Sunday and Monday. Robert b. Roose
yelt, who was stopping at Horatio Seymour's resi-
dence, brought his delegation his hat, and must
have regarded his choice Tor admission to the Con-
yention as one OF the grandest jokes OF his life.
He wrote letter to one OF the Utica
return his back pay whenever his constituents
demanded It, Mr. Roosevelt Is full OF :un. Charles
Haswell. who was q candidate for State Engineer,
stated to me that he would have been nominated
only for the efforts OF John Morrissey Judge Led
with, Jimmy Hayes and Tom OCallaghan in the
New York delegation. who voted against him, as
he says, though he was beaten by eight votes on
the third ballot vet he was getting stronger every
succeeding ballot II the Convention only knew IL.
asked him why these four delegates opposed him.
and lie said he supposed IL was because he was not
OF their stripe.
THE CANDIDATES AND PROSPECT.
And now Tor the candidates who We're nominated.
1t is fact that all the nominations were going
begging Tor candidates to accept thcn and New
York democrat told me that the reason was that
every man thoroughly acquainted with state
politics was assured In his mind that the State
ticket would be beaten Dy at least 10000
majority. lie said Wlllers had been beaten once
and would be beaten again ana that there was
no enthusiasm whatever among the Young men
OF the democratic ranks Whether this gloomy
foreboding has any solid and substantial basis
November alone can prove; but must say that
alter the Tammany and Apollo Hall hgnt mad been
closed the delegates from the southern and east
eIn parts OF the state showed most extraordinary
desire to 60 home before any nominations had
been made and 1t was only by arduous exerti0n
that the Chairman succeeded In keeping quorum
for business. And now the ticket has been pre-
sented, and whether Apollo Hall will support the
tain that they will run in New York separate
local ticket TO oppose Tammany