The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-30
Both Parties Hopeful, but
Not Enthusiastic.
Seymour, Parker and Others
on the Nominations.
New York and New Jersey Prom
ised to the Democracy.
'RAH FOR TIE BEST MAN +!


How to got away most expedltiousiy Is the problem
Of the hour. There rush tho hotel offices to pay
bills; there Is lively inquiry for lower berths In the
sleeping cars; the baggage smash4rs were
happy; the last dinner is fairly shovelled down without
regard digestion, but in all the haste mpos
uble to gather the general effects men minds of
he consequences Of the recrlminaton of the
fammany people by the friends OF all the disappointed
candidates aud especially by the Hendricks men
These latter charge that Tammany made tools Of them
and told them downright falschoods Kelly persuaded
The Hendricks delegation that the New York delegates
were secretly and heartily opposed to Governor Tlden
and would be glad OF the opportunity to throw him
overheard.
"They are not Tilden at all +" was Tammany's
assertion They are really Tor Horatio seymour, and
when tho break from Tilden can pledge Hen
bricks the seventy votes from New York"
II is now seen that while this piece OF political
strategy was being played upon Hendricks Kelly never
bad more than bare dozen votes a delegation OF
seventy and only the assertion in the hope OF
Inducing the Hendricks to keep up the fight and
AZ least to defeat Tden distract the party. Tho
Indiana men, therefore, fccl that they badly sold
by Kelly and were more indignant against him than
against any Of their opponents. At the same time
here was considerable feeling among portion OF the
delegates against the South which section they at
tribute their disappointment Several Indanians de-
nounccd the Southern States bitterly for having as
they say, betrayed the West
I'VE have done with them,n said one excited
Hoosier, 'iet thcm be ground to powder hereafter;
THEY may take care Of themselves Indiana has dono
with then."
In the Convention this morning the evidences of
disappointment stl show themselves although they
soon swept away IA the whiriwind Of enthusiasm
with which
NOMINATION PRESIDENT
made. 1t at FRS. considered that the New York
iilieu had taken up Hendricks because Of the
.ceiing manifested by his rieuds against Tammany but
this not the TACT Hendricks was decided upon as
likely TO heal the wound IN New York well the
West anu To give tn. ticket good chance in Indiana
N October There we're. however, many dissensions
the policy OF nominating Hendricks Some
believed that his solt money principles would hurt
in New York. others that his well known anticcnse
views would drive of the Germans now prepared to
support the democratic ticket, while others again in
sisted that 1t Inconsistent TO select candidate on
the ticket IRON the State that had voted against The
adoption OF the democratic platform. wnon his name
before the Convention all considerations OF this
kind were swept away. There dissenting voice
except from sorehcadcd ONO, always ready grurnoc
In Democratic Convention. Eight PATROLS from that
State voted blanks refusing give the Ex-Governor OF
Indiana their allegiance This tho last nickcrpg
name 0. The old klndlc against Hendricks in oho
because OF his supposed the slaughter OF Pcnde
ton IA the Democratic National Convention in New
York In 1865
KELLys HEART
After Kclly's speech the Convention the talk or
The braves who follow his banner underwent marked
change, and one might well have supposed that the
aerce denunciaton OF Tilden heard the hotels for
Tho last six seven days must have boon dream
rho opposition 10 the Governor has however mate
rt.d 49,. ~.
Il has brought the front tho against whom tho
most cnmiiy has been shown by rammany. Mayor
wickham has been Vice President OF the National Con-
ventIon; Abram > Hewitt goes tile Democratic
National Committee IN place OF Augustus schell Comp
ocr Green and other personal trends OF Mr.. riden
have the call the matter Of influence; Ben Wood
Senator Morrissoy and other anti Tammany leaders
must be recognized as having led IN the nation OF
Now York President These facts cannot is,l 20
their effect the politics OF New York city
10 be iei In the nom nations OF state officers aud city
officers the approaching election There general
expression OF regret Governor Dorshencr's sudden
lllnesA Last ligA. lac had eongesuvo chill
which doubtless from the general resemblance apo.
piexy called apop.cxy. Although the Lieutenant
Governor IS man OF large proportions aud great APP
parent good health his labor here has been very great
IL vas but consequence OF hts cxer,ion there
lore that long standing naady should
PROCEEDINGS
The house called 10 order u past ten aud
several ucspaiches addressed the Chairman we're
read. Tuoy were principally oongral alat'ons
aounccmcAss 81 loca reJolens- am Enthusiasm one
81 shcm nominated noncrcEs ior the lice President
and was RI cc.ycd with cheers by tho western mel,
but report circulation already that hcndrlcks
lad tch gfspbes lbs Trends herr tet h9 would Oh 40
recount psrlnt his 81 PAL 10 ,hc second place.