, 1876-06-24
POLITICAL.
The Untcrrificd Still Put
ting on the Big Pot
at st. Louis.
Its Seething So Far Entirely
Due to New York Fire.
brands.
Each Faction Of the Empire-
Delegation Pleading
with the Out
siders.
The Outsiders Equally Willing
to Be Convinced Either
Way.
eff Tiltlcn Cannot Carry Now
York, Anybody to Beat
Tillcn ~
The Chances Of All Other Canai-
dates Out Of the Question
Temporarily.
Payne, of Ohio, Suggcstetl---
The Terms upon Which
Davis Will Run.
Hayes and Wheeler Ratifca-
tion Meetings Through
the Country.
Talks with Delegates to the St.
Louis Convention.
What Ithe Men from Wisconsin and
Michigan Have to Say.
Large Ratification Meeting Of tho South
Side Republicans.
Hayes and Wheeler Ratifca-
tion Meetings Through
the Country.
Talks with Delegates to the St.
Louis Convention.
What fthe Men from Wisconsin and
Michigan Have to Say.
Large Ratification Meeting Of tho South
Side Republicans.
THE DEMOCRACY.
THE GREAT QUESTION.
GAN TILpES CARRY lew toRKl

Specfat Eisuaseh to IA. Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, juno o3.--About one-th!rl
The llelcgatrs tn the approaching Democratic
convention arc In town Tonight, besides large
number Of tho party managers from all parts Of
the Union, md they all have alrcady embarked
IN the business Of prchtdcnt-mnking 10 as SOL
CHM earnest as though thu Democratic party
hgd anything to do with Ii save, Of course, to
oreanlzc another grcat Democratic de-
feat. Tho Tilacn men, who were
first upon tho ground and opened theca,l.
yass In his bchalf with Ill exceeding flourish.
Tonight begin to manifest apprehension as to thu
attacks made upon him within tic New York del
cgation, and backed up by Tammany anu other
powerful influences In the party In New York.
The attitude I'll wlllcl. 1t places Tildcn (as Thon-
as k'nsclIa, Of tho Brooklyn Eag,e, and one Of
Tilden's waru'cst supporters, cxp1aincd) ia most
critical. II Tilacn be defeated before the Con-
vention here for the Presidency, his nomination
for Governor Of New York will also be made
Impossible, for ]Io can only be defeated here hy
Ills antagonists In the partyln Ncw York. whose
triumph hcso would alguify their triumph and
Tillen's overthrow there. ets put forward as
prc-cmincntly
TIE SOLE REPRESENTATIVE or REFORM
accomplished under Democratic atlmtnjstro-
tlo', though, In fact, 1t hasn't hccn much of a
reform either, hut {as L!cut.-doy. Dorslcimcr
Of New York put It In Ills speech at
the Lindcll Hotel meeting to-nlgtt) Ti!dcn Is
the General OIL the Democratic sllc who 1las
won victory for reform, while {as Dorehclmcr
acftly left 10 10 implfcdl no other Democrat
for the Presidency Is liabic to suspicton Of
having made any approach 10 doing anything OF
the sort. This Is supplemented by nscriblng the
entire opposition to him In New York
TO tho Canal Ring and the Taln,nany
Ring. Thu auti- T!ittcn men frutn
that State pTo not in tho least frightened at
being called names, and rctort without 1nlnelng
their words. They assert, on every possible oc-
casfon, and 90 about making oecaslons to re-
peat, TINT Tlldcn as d reforner is
AN uAM1ri0ATsu FRAUn;
tint l.o only becalne rcformtr when II became
necessary to mako u profession Of being
such; that he has brsles dc1noralzei
tho party In the State, which It Is
utterly impossible for him to tttrry.
They claim to have twenty-five Of tho Ncw'lbrk
delegation. and threaten to announce on the
first ballot in tile Convention that, under the
unt rulc, they ars obliged to vote for Tildcn,
but that they imploTc the Convention not to
Insure tho defeat Ut the party by his nonllna-
ton, TheIr tonc towurl him IL even ,nnre
hitter thar th,t rxnr..ss"I ,n H., ;...a" "uo
M p'tles ''Isa. s1san !nal cSp'esseu IN Luz mteF-
views wsth somo o1 thcin published In
THE TRIBUNE. Tanmany 9acl,em John
Kelly, August Scl,cll, ex-spyukcr Itlriohn. and
nthrra m loss rom,,,.n, T., Ko,v v,,rr ,,o1,.,ns
1o., su' H., n.,. ~ ..s" r po''lN'
"'c '1cse 'ea"'"B 'ho nsht ae"hst l1laea.
THEY WILL HECElvE REtHpoNcEMHxrs
In so'nc 5sN anti-'riiden New York politicians,
who wifi arriyu in tho mnrn,ne. at Tim nrosncrt
~ ,rto.a u,,,t,. a., ru,.,t.. .
" rt'o'e tuiAh6 ]!o AAuclHtts EaHAot cuHctA