The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-27

and make ahandsoms SIGHT in Ohio in the October
| election
Mr. Benjamin Wood has been busy to-day among the
Southern delegates with whom no has much influence.
In consequences OF his OF southsrners
during tho war and after its close Mr.. Wood has
done whatever mischief may have been done by Tam
many among the delegates from the South. His work
has contributed toward tho Improvement in Governor
Tilden's chances made SO evident to-day
SOUTHERN SENTIMENT rLpRs
Mr.. Galloway, OF the Aemphis Appeal arrived to-day
Mr.. Cochranc, OF Mississippi, and General Collins Of
Arkansas, tho same train, and are warm
friends Of Governor riiden.
Aldermen Mccarthy. Purroy and Twomey are here,
but keeping themselves quiet and avoiding all con-
troversies
The opponents OF Tilden circulate
PRINTED SLIP
In answer TO the charge that the opposition from
persons OF personal character To prove the
trary they give list OF sixty OF persons
or less eminent who object to TiIden's nomination.
Some few Of these the OF persons whose
opposition is
be regretted and It very doubtful whether this
oftnesc has the Of the owners, but,
even fis has, where is the whose nomination
sixty persons will oojects
PROM GExRsEE.
present TO the National Committee signed by
over thousand citizens OF Gencsee. and
warmly endorsing Mr.. Tiidcn. This petition
fers 10 Mr. seymours observation that the
publican party had lost the confidence OF the
country and the democracy had not gained IT, and
ees,s that the best way gain their good opinion
for the democracy show its sincerity for reform by
nominating Tden.
MEETING or GERMANS
was held this evening the ONCE OF the Auzicgcr In
accordance with tho resolution or yesterday At which
Mr.. Charles Recmcn presided.
DEMOCRATIC DocrRIxx
The Committee on Resolutions, OF which Judge Of
terbourg, Of New York. IS chairman, reported aitcr
the usual introduction that fraternal feelings OF
people ut peace with itself should DO re-
stored, but that the upon corruptionists in
the public who look upon the Offices and bus
mess Of tho country their spols should be vgor-
ousy prosecuted successful termination, and that,
according to tho old democratic doctrine gold and sill
the only money known the constitution Of the
United States.
The legal tender notes are no money, but constitute
debt long ago due that the whole financial policy
OF the federal government should be directed
restore specie payments.
Tho present tariff Is oppressive and for the benefit OF
pecal interests That the maintenance Of tho schools
land and should continued In all efficiency.
THE ADMINISTRATION REBuKgD rLDxy ENDORSED.
That the exposure OF frauds pnd corruptions Of the
present admin straion has virtually killed the rcpub
can party, and that Samuel j. Tilden stands before
the country tho foremost representative of
form.
Tho resolutions further Indicated that the German
Americans recognize and will support him such, and
feel certain that hts nomination will secure New York
TO tho Democracy and strengthen II in every State
where there numerous German. American votes.
| After considerable debate II received that the
resolutions be duly signed by the officers and DO
mitted TO the National Convention.
ATOMS
One OF the most beautiful sights ever witnessed here
is presented tonight Fourth aud Fifth Streets IRON
Myrtle Morgan streets, and also the side Streets
lined with people such an extent that pcdcstriansm
| Is almost impossible.
Hundreds Of thousands Of dollars have expended
by the citizens for decorating the buildings
FLAGS, BUNTING, PATRIOTIC DEVICES
and Chinese lanterns by score decorate the houses
and numerous lime lights reflect their brilliant glare
on the fsstooniny- ~
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! large number OF persons from ada
cent places have arrived town expressly
to sec this unusual sight Fireworks arc
|
corner some statesman Is pouring forth in choice
rhetoric 10 enthusiastic = declaration OF DEM
| ocratic principles, sA t##4 aaae
by several brass bands forms by no means unimport
ant feature Of the occasion.
Conventions in cities almost always involve great dis
comforts from Of enterprise tho part OF hotel
| keepers in furnishing xccomm $Aia,ona Az IN
OF how different St Louis other cities in
this respect what has been BY the proprietor OF
| the Southern Hotel is worthy Of noto
HOTEL KSrERrRIsE
| Those gentlemen have filled several empty stores
their hotel with Of seats, but still finding
guests than BEDS they have chartered the Great
Republic Mississippi steamer, which lies At the
wharf short distance from the hotel,
this boat some hundreds Of berths, and there
the weary traveller In the fresh breeze from the river
Hnds repose Those men know how to keep
AN uxYouxED RuxoR.
Some exctcm emit WIS created hero this evening by
despatch received by NJ. W. r. Russell from the
OF Senator Morrisscy asking what truth In the
port that his faIher had been shot. Mr. Russell At
once replied that the report false and that the
Senator only alive but doing sturdy battle for
Governor Tilden.
THE PENNSYLVANIA DELE0 ALTON.
The Pennsylvania delegation have organized, making
Senator Wallace chairman; Hays, member OF the Com
mittee on Resolutions 10 believed TO be soft money
man. They will vote solid for Hancock, though there
are Allen and Tiden men in the delegation.
The citizens Of st. Louis sympsthixe with the nomi
nation Of Tiiden.
A COUNT BIT STATES.
The following additions and corrections should be
made 10 the list OF probable sent Saturday This
win give the substantial rIdcn strength In the Conven
ton for second third baos. The only likely dcfsc
ton from IL Is in tho vote Of Now York.
The Tammany hold that the instructions TO vote
As unit only good for ono ballot that having voted
as unit once, they sre free to vote as they
Will lf they act on this, tho coalition Of
he Tammany and Canal rings will reduce
the vote for Tilden; but tho excitement
OF that conflict will crowd out tho favorte sons Of
several States force all declare directly for
against the leading candidate, and shat will more than