The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-15
TllDEN.
Views at Lieut. -t,Ss Dor>hs liner on
tne taaSas>-ue is Very kathUst-
a.tac sna IL Confident OF GOV. TIL
HRn-< Election

NFH~. Ele New GA ltSFAtN
AtSANY, July II. l>76.
It NA< expected here tia; the commit
tee appointed 70 notify Gov. rIlden Of
his nomination would arrive This even
Ing, puI il seems that in the morning
the governor telegrApael 10 New York
that he would reCviye them Al his resi-
dence ir Granmercy Park. The dispatch
by sone mischAnce dill no, reach It's deS-
tinatiou TILL after o'clock In the sfter-
noon. ana the committee had already de.
termlnel TO leave tor Albany by the half
past three train. The governors moth
ticatiou altered their mind. and the re-
suit is that the Democratic club that in
tended TO serenade the gentlemen and
have a good time had 10 hang up their
fiddle aud bow for another occasion.
Governor Tilden left for New York by
the twenty minutes 10 three train with
the purpose of meeting the committee at
his own house. at nine Q clock, hot as
the governor OF the State of New ork,
but as Samuel J. Tilden, 4 plain aud I'M
vanished citizen OF the state.
Disappointed at not seeing His Excel
lency made call on Lieutenant Cover
nor Dorsheimer, who rendered such gal
liant service at st. Louis in behalf OF the
Democratic ticket. | asked him what
he thought of the prospect and he fairly
nHa n wi Il Ia.
OF the situation. The table at lis elbow
was loaded down with correspondence.
from ali parts OF the country, breathing a
iervent spirit OF loyalty to the ticket nom
mated at st. Louis. Il guessed" said
he, within two OF the vote Tildeu would
get al ST. Louis on the first ballot:
guessed-156 and he got 4o4; and now
may be allowed tc prophesy that he will
carry the Union with about as
clean sweep as Grant carried
nomination. The Republicans. he con-
tinued, intend to coniine the struggle to
Ohio, Indiana and New York, but we
purpose to carry out the fight along the
whole line. We shall attack them in their
strongest stronghold, from Maine to Min
nesota. Ours will be an aggressive war
fare, with no quarter given or taken. In
this State we shall have some of the best
men in the Democratic ranks on the
stump. Seymour will be foremost
in the van. aud many distinguished South
ern speakers may be expected. myself
have had hundred invitations from the
West TO 60 out among them and speak.
but shah not be everywhere at once.
THE GERMAN VOTE.
Governor Tilden is overwhelmed with
letters announcing support of citizens in
various parts of the country of many
various classes. The Germans are decid-
ed in his favor, az may be inferred from
the fact that several German Republican
papers in the Northwest have pronounced
Tor him, and as tor the Democratic Ger.
mans they are all of one mind in his be-
halt.
The PLATFORM,
Are you satisfied with the platform?''
| inquired.
Perfectly said he. There is not a
word in it that can be misunderstood. Ii
Is the plalnest worded platform that wa
ever written; so plain that lie who run
may read. The finance plank is out
spoken and sincere. while that of the Re-
publicans is treacherOus and misleading
N'A"s "" Nau iih udS
sumption without the institution OF
measures to resume. The Republican
claptrap about resuming specie payment
on certain day, while no single
thing was done TO assure the
people that such resumption was
possible, has proved of incalculable
damage 10 the country. Let us do as
France has done in inaugurating finan-
cial policy that leads up TO resumption.
and when the end can be plainly seen,
then fix the day. On this as on all other
issues OF the day, the platform is clear
ana imperative. On the platform we
shall carry the war into Africa, and the
signs all around convince me that the
enemy even at this early stage ALREADY
begins to weaken. The Democrats are
organizing all over the land. and when
TINS heated term is passed we shall take
the held with the confidence of victory.
AT this point we ale in condition &c
feel the popular pulse as vast volume
OF correspondence pours in upon us anc
we are already assured OF a considerable
Republican support.
The COMING MAN.
From all the foregoing you may iudg,
there Is very confident feeling here al
headquarters that Uncle SAMMY" is Tn,
coming 'nsn.