, 1876-07-26


In The city was necessarily short, and during tho
greater part Of It he was engaged In seeing antk
talking with biz brethren In the faith at tho
Palmer House headquarters. He has seen tho
great Ti1den. Ho has also seen the other lights
Of the party In the East, and especially IN Ncw
York, and some curiosity has been aroused to
know how he found things. Actuatcd by de-
sire to learn what the great traveller and tho
Iildon representative In Illinois had to
reveal to thu. . wondering public. long
kept In the very darkness Of ignorance as
1t were, a TRIBUNE reporter took advantage Of
casual meeting with tho gentleman yesterday
afternoon q the Palmer nousc, anu stated to
him that there was much yeasning to know
unltt cigar In bis teeth. He bcatncd kindly on
bowed epectafles, and sail; '0
,,"r. 1o 1;91 1rc91iy you must bo asaro that
Things arc not crystalizcd enough yct."
Tho reporter said no was aware that things
had not gotten fairly into working ordcr but liz
would like 70 know how Mr. Tlldcn regarded
Mr Smith intimatcd that he would prefer to
be asked something else.
Tho obltging reporter then directed tho fol-
lowing question ut the tu1d-masncTed gcntlc-
-nan with the spcctac1cs:
aoTa bout these rimorcd
DIFFERENCES nErwEEN MIR. TnpEH AND MR.
1tENDnICKsm
Mr: Smith had borrowed match Of somebody
standing near, and was proceeding with great
dcltbcrAttou, and With that degrce Of nicety In
the preparation Of 4 fresh cigar which is charac-
tcr!sttc OF tr1io smoker.
talk ftsnss nd ha hy pfS IL sm iaa iSv b. nss @ r.
giyo ctgaf agoop eend.o1.
The reporter replied that smoking didn't dis
turb him In the least, anu walted for m Interval
between the puffs 10 get an auswcr to bis ducs-
tENn. After n1ffa aui mir tn$fr tbx
bean.tng eyes and the gold spcctacles were sgain
called Into play, md NJ. 8. replied:
eaa assure yoq TINT 20 far q any differ:
whatever In such d rnmor. I met number Of
thu representatives of portion OF the Demo-
eratie partyin New York City and in the coun-
tion. Among the@ were Augustus sehsli. a- Ghair-
man OF the National Democratic Committee,
Fernando Wood, Attorney General Pratt, Of
New York, and many others, and they ali ex-
would casFy ii. State of New York 6y Afrs from
20, 900 to 60 0oo majority. They said that tl,ero
had been for tho lust twenty years an opposition
party in the City Of New York, and that there
torial tickets. Mr.. schcll said he was going
down to the ratification meeting Is bo
held in New York to;n'ght q Tam
er work harder than M ho % should for for
tho national and State tickets, whoever might
be noMtuatcl OH the latter. lie expressed lila
own personal preference for Gov. Seymour, who
lcas1,, OF both tho Ti1den and anti-Tfl1cn men~
He Is regarded, In fact, rs tho strongest man."
CONGRESS.
How About tho Congressional tfckettn
HThcEe Rrt sosuc districts In New York In
Which the Democrats lre 80 strong that tho
opposition to Tan,many has often won mud can
viii. There will bo that contest between Tam
tue Democrats aro very strong. The stronger
TINT contest, the more strength for thu national
ticket, This LAS always been the theory OF tho
partly" ill.,. ,,c,t vii, b.. .onon,, ~ ,o.n, o,..
thenln observed the reporter.
IAN will 80 for the national and Gnbernato-
rial ticket, and only make tue light locally. The
stronger that fight tue more voters you got out,
national ticket. / nlct these aen 4. salatosa, m
and last saw them Saturday aud Sunday TLeir
opinion WAS that tho State Of New York woull
give from 70, COO to 0om majority; So far ~
shut, Mt. Smith," urged thu reporter, "tAo
1' how Ml. r11pEN TALKS"
swell, u ece1ns to me that Is q little moro
1iltlc1. at Albany and Ind IN interview for ubout
an hour one morning. Thu Governor Is simply
placid anA quIet, attending To lss duties when
he Is at Albany. and has very little 10 do with
llU*t1e10u5s &A3 ~ 1la l'oh4ttuH 4HtH&lou9
OF the campaign, he will dcSarc that Il, hts let
ter, which will b. outspokcn a.ld decided. 1t
Will contain nothing eHuivpcal about ~
.Do y9H' Enow when that letter will be given
moi for soInc days yet"
3ir. Turner, mil long, lamls gentleman from
Mnnrsota, hottt Ut whom had been lowering
about, II thls tnoll,cnt approached atr. Smith
and very broadly intinatca that they wantc.l
tue loan OF his cars for Il few moments. But
Mr.. smith was being interviewed ailul was so1no-
what particular ab:ut getting himself fairly be-
e Sss s nhth pnbh H. 9usy tod his brethren @
would attend to them. They accntdingly With
drew abuut thn spaso Of u feet, and tha eonyes"
satton proceeded.
ado you know anything about thisa
RRlonTED CHANCE IN THE Ut. LOFTS FLAT
FoEMttt
~ know that thcru will be no changc what
eyer tn it-sither In thu Mo"solIan or ths re-
"bo YOU knew how the report Of the change
was nriEinntcam
~ do not, but do know this: l heard tho
rlntform read In Saratoga, an1 tt Was precisely
no change II II Al Ill. Notkius of lilo KIND
would Id tolerated t,,y Coy. IIleu. lIe scornett
ths yt ys[y !dsa Of t; Now don't you think you're
Tho reporter Pcplicd that ho rescmblcd the
hero Of . certain great novelist ln oua po!pt: ha
always wanted Mloro-not soup, but nuws, and,
III spite ot tho attentions Of Mi. Turner aud thu
iauk gentleman from the Northwest, he asked
Mir, 6ulitA what hu knew about tho ruInored
COALITION At sPItIA0glEt.D
with tho independents. Ono man WIS by this
time Juggling at MF. Smiths coat-talls, ana tHo
Or three individuals around tl!e roon wrsc call
last desperate effort TO accommodate the news
gathcrct aud then sank iuto tho embraces Ut Ills
,irtcnas. -.
Win tho {iruuge1 ttckst Is entIreiy @ proeemat u a.
{:zl but tho general impression Is that tho DEM