The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-18
Tildan and Hendricks.

The New York Herald OF Sunday has a
column Of twaddlc about the recent inter-
view between Governors HENDRICKS and
TILDEN The first letter, which is from Al
bany, has the following. This may be true !:
Gle [Tildenl said he was very agreeably
disappointed in meeting Governor Hen
bricks in Saratoga. He did not, when he
went there, expect to meet him. The meet
ing, he said, was Il very pleasant and agree
able one on both sides.
to say which the Herald might lay before
the public he responded, Not just yet. AS
soon as l can dispatch some OF this eXecu-
tive business (pointing to 4 pile Of papers
before him) will devote my first spare mo-
ments to that letter Of acceptance. ] have
no doubt the people want to read that docu-
ment. know l am apt to be curious in
such matters myself. 1t is right, approve
of it, and will crafty them at the earliest
practicable moment"
The next letter is from Troy, where of
course rumors prevail and contains the fol-
lowing:
81 have Just learned by reliable passen-
ger on the evening train from Saratoga that
there is music in the air between Governors
Tilden and Hendricks. They have been in
conference nearly all the week ut Saratoga,
evidently trying to arrange their views on
the finance and imitation question so that
they should not conflict i'll their letters Of
acceptance. These letters were to have
been written or published i'm the course
OF two or three days. provided the
nominees could lind some common ground
to occupy, SO that when published
the letters should not clash in opinions.
Tilden has NIL along been hard-money
man, While Hendricks has been an open and
aNowed soft-money man. Hendricks came
{ to Saratoga to meet Tildea to see il their
views could be harmoniZed. After long and
tedious conferences this was found an inn
possibility, and Hendricks has gone back to
Indiana, and Tilden returned to Albany this
evening. As soon as Tilden arrived there
.heieaused the following dispatch to be sent
sOHt In the Associated Press report: 49,
ss'h.N Governor Tilden has returned from
Saratoga, called back by the pressure OF OFF,
sclal business. 1t VIII be several weeks be-
fore be will be able to devote any attention
to his letter of acceptance ];
''This dispatch you will doubtless receive
through the regular channels. The last
clause fully confirms the statement [ have
received from Saratoga, for II Tilden and
Hendricks could agree upon a common
ground Tor the finance views they should
utter does any man suppose there would
be- any necessity to postpone the letter
Of acceptance for several weeks to come,
and on the flinisy ground Of a pressure Of
official business, When such letter could be
written lin tive orr six -hours's time? The
postponement Of the letter Of acceptance
Tor several weeks fully shows the trouble
Between Tilden and Hendricks. Neither
would yield their own views, and therefore
there are to lie no letters OF acceptance until
some new deal can be made up. III
- It is now, claimed that Hendricks will not
consent to run on,the ticket with Tiiden.''
These are mere wild rumors, or worse.
The assertion that HENDRICKS is san open