New-York tribune., 1876-06-29

had been strong hopes Jllat senator ibuf1hn ihBh'
be brought in as a compromise candidate. some "a
the moro outspOken Greenback men say there Will
be third ticket, with Peter Cooper as the candl-
date. Tho Republicans rather tho more iubilant
OF the two paItie here tonight.
TIE ANNOUNCEMENT IN NFW-YCRK.
CHECKS To EXCITEMENT AND ENTHUSIASM IN THE
ABsENCE or POLITICIANS FROM THE CITY. THE
IArENEss or THE NEWS. AND THE EXCESSIVE
HEAT-NO LARGE GATHERINGS AT THE HOTEL
AND CLUBs-DEMONsTRATIoN or THF YOUNG
MEH's DEMOCRATIC UNION CLCB-now THE
NoNINATioS WAS RECEIVED THROUGHOUT TIE
CITY.
The expectation that the Convention at st.
Loni- w0ud adjourn yesterday without makinr a n"h1-
nation until to-day and the laeness OF the Eor at when
the OF Gov Tlden's nomination was received pre-
venod any large gathering last evening at the usual
centcrs Of Political information. The newsboys. win
extras soon spread tho tdngs, however, aud some OF
the persons most interested gathered at tho
hotels aud clubs The absence at si' L0hS
Of very many prominent Democrats, WIN
the extreme heat united to decrease usual throncs
about the btlletis Very few Of the members OF tne
Manhattan Club assembled at the cubhOu5' TO discuSS
te Donnation ami of thn leading Democrats were
present Even at late hour there littlo increase ~
numbers there There the same small n; nance az
the other clubsthe Union League the Army ana navy
and those tho members of which ught be supposed 10
take great interest in political affairs Madison
and UuiOn-squsres were the places IN "iuch
the greatest number OF people assembled, FOR the
noise Of cannon or bombs attracted attention The ars
est gathering was at Madisonsquae and Ia the IIith
Avenue Hotel though there hardly more tln thc
usual evening gatherings weIo seen At many u thc
smaller Democratic political cnhs the members came %
gcthor discussed the prospects Of their leader and IN
dulgcd in cheers and fireworks The lateness OF the
"A inn -
IA soon "a the .cws OF the nomination received.
about nine O'Clock meeting called at the rooms OF
the Young Mems Democratic Union Ciub, No o Union
square which IA tolcgraphio communication win
81 Louis In the absence Of the President, malcolm
Campbell was mado chairman. The following resoin-
tious reported by committee appointed Tor the Occd-
sion were unanimously adopted:
Rssolred That the Young Mems Democratic Union
Club Of ew-Iork, founded in l-52 representing me
yonug and active Democracy of the merOpols hn with
delight he announcement of the nomination Of their old
associne thc samuel j. Tildon rs tie sandnid-
paign We recognize in hs nomination ths 1t tho
avak' ming of the public conscience th.'ughont
the laud that the reign Of thieves and ki rob
brrs whatever may have been ther ''tNl3h-
pGG o an lnd F'% Snd h, we NAV @ we ro at Re
assured prospect of National Administration o when
the kcy-a0t" viii he hon"-ty and cconomy IN every
branch Of tho Government rtprtSehtci ~ an J. 'cLtIe
whose previous record in this grand state CIV ample
assurance that IN ihe new and wider Held 20 which M
win undoubtedly DO called Tie hopes oI ne country VII
bc fully realized.
Later In the evening tho President Memo ofeniorf.
arrived and greeted with three hearty cheers. Mr.
Dlcendo said he had been abs Mt from tho c hui re
turning during ,he evening he heard Of the nomination
at thu Foriy-sccond-st. depot. and at on rc
paired 10 the club rooms. lie said this was
emphaticaiy n Union club and no natter
what may have been the views OF ibis
or that udivdua in tho past there was not lnonhcr
Of this club who would not unite in tho efforts Of The
party to elect the Democratic nominee Tho club might
congratulate sclf he added, that GOV Tldm had been
for years one OF hoaorci mcnars. and he could rely
upon IT, hearty support in the coming campagn Othcr
speeches wcro made cordially approving the nom
ince and pedging the undivided and most
hc .rty support Of the club. At every mention
OF the Governors name Of the undoubtet success OF
tho Democratic party, the persons present responded
with rousnc cheers. Meanwhile 100 aerial bombs we're
fred in front Of the club these being used IN place
OF cannon oayod the breaking OF the large windows h
the vicinity. crowd gathered In front Of the rooms
and J1nri In tho enthusiasm of the club by giving re-
peatcd cheers for Gov Tlon. Tho excitement Was kept
up to O. late hour In the night.
T.nmauy Hall not kept open for the reception OF
news from 81 Louis previously announced. and no
enthusiasm was manifest IN the ncighhorhood even the
principal reception room remaining unlightcd.
At the Union League cab ye-y few HonS were
present the hot weather having driven most Cf the mem
ber, out of the city The few who wcro m the rooms
manifested little excitement NJ the nomination OF Gov
Ilden, bat expressed the opinion that hc would be
be,,.n In his own state this Eall. Opposite the
Flnh Avenue Hotel a small brass cannon placed
soon after tho nomination announced, with pla-
card ncar il bearing the inscription: "Thr first Of
the camre..n The V. T. FrcriYg Erprcfs Endorses the
ST LOUIS nomination" Another cannon made lts appear
aucc within few minutes, and the two kcI' up al
most continual ling until late hour crowd Of men
was attracted by the aud the hotel presented live
er appearance than usual though few prominent men
were 20 bc seen The Executive Council ~ the National
Board Of Trade IN session there when the
nomination became known. and some Of the
members-au OF them arc Ropublcans--c1prrs'ed
pleasure the choice saying that 1t was nomination
that could easily be beaten. Members from Chicago and
other cities said that GOy nlcn considered
weak man the west people there thought he could
easily Doe defeated in his own state.
There were very 'ow prominent members n. the Man
haitian club during the evening After tho reception o
tho news from 81 Louis Douglas Taylor ordered the
firing of some bombs In front Of the tubrooms bnt
further demonstration made, although general sat
isfacton with the work o. the Convention MAS expressed
by the members present
Al MOrisscy's pool rooms broadway the betting
the nomination WAS suddenly stopped when 1t was
runomctd that thcro umOr that New
Yorks Governor had received the nomna-
ticn at II. LOUIS. Few minutes later the
telegraph confirmed The report, and the crowd
immediately gave three hearty cheers FOR Gov. Tiden
Throughout the day Tden had been selling against
the field and hence the created great
surprise although generally stated that settle
meat Of the question w,s not expected before day.
OPINIONS or POLITICIANS.
SATISFACTION or pEMocRArs WITH THE RESULT