, 1876-05-30

Correspondence qftaa Ht,o rork Erpyxx.
AlnANr, N. Y, May 14,-i;yer si,ite the
r,tiro C,,ve,, Nav .ha fa.,,,. H., t,a,,o ,,ro,,n,,
WV" So''e"'o'' 1nc iteIls's ''"f s''ue" s'.''." ~
among representative Democrats throughout
~. s"'1. 'slissho n'i p' ~. ~, ~,
Eohsentloh IN even sn99f'"J that eo'' III
denis name should be presented In the National
Convention as Nm c,mi,n If New York for thc
n,,' 80 w. e.s' e". ~ - ',i..,., ~. NV
ifeeldcntla nomination lAht iee!'he has grown
50 strong in I'LL directions md tho more s'pe
Governor hnve falsely assumed that the dele
ratrs we're f,utr1.ctni {o. htul that tho leaders
!" tae Pait, l"'e ts'"tfea ~ nl'eaA Li'eli eeH@t-
nlcnts ~ reference to the subject freely frankly,
and cn,phatiraly.
Gov Tilden as "wake,s tin tl.roaEhout tie en-.
y y 70 Rarty ya r. tn contest t, th my
e a a as IL n.
fs5s ~ Tt's eaths5nf ad ssf IT,
eoatiaaea g 5s saa; ssanFins IL 'oyaIion, boy.
Scs rmac, o ,H Ho tm,N "aaGcn any p, fe
pnst s IN saG Stn.S neeac "t.Sfy ~
Tt mmaeh!np" e;asl'ssaaGy came from interior
cnts nr, =, .con5 ~ G s hattos ~ ..ss ~ H.
party IN the CITY q Sew York. il was 20 apr"T:
@ n "I ~ ~ snt III III ~ haeH .' Wy. Insn
anI IL sunssyo ~ ~ 'sra ",@ WY
In fact tic majority Vi the delegates 10 Utica scrt,
~ , -, - ". s ,!'s tn',i. % t y
NJ" raar ~ ~ on, 4 as %n" 1sS eo1la
offer any resistance.
party to this sort ofa ring dietaon fofnl vent in
Alhany tu might, when n number Of lending Dcmn-
eratsGf the Interior chanced to meet l.,rs It was
Democrat mas in the cutcreuce nut hit that their
aympathiea arn entirely with the movement, but ns
cvdcnre ni,s tn fnc t frsnnc.y star% IL H., H. sa
rtss, that the strongest opposition to ttoy. ridden
enli,c mt from the Csnal Hing. not from Tnumany
tentative Democrats from ihe isesor n eo"ntlcs @ ef
the Stntc.
70 taah! leading men Of the party finding them
upon the Court OF Appeals, and others IN business
they decided to hold consultation Of The Residence
measures should @s adopted 70 uAye ll,e
party frnn, defeat In this Flute, nnd to
talk az. over the presittntlal question; Among
The Hon. D. c: tittlrtohn Of OsweEn; Canal Com
missioner Nalt4th; .3u.igo Allen. It the
GoHrt o., 81 Aprsals; 9udSs paninrth oa ssho.
Joln 7. lioiInlan, ex:L!cut:Gov. Allen 6: i,each,
national politics-sonae forty In all
comparison of vows demonstrated the fact that
Sty asFas i N IL Sf
thing that could huppen 10 she party. and ~ likely
to dtatupt tho organization not only III this State
nAt EHiGH7uUuL LIE = HUI FAfHA IL clGEiEH tHEY
believed he would mnke no Democratic President,
but would do at Washington just what hc has been
t1ylng to 10 hS.e--btd utn persona! pnIty, H.
Guiding among ttA leaders abpnt rs many ltepub.
leans IL Democrats. aud few, ii any Of tho latter
Of our representative men.
The Hon. j. =, L. lruyn stated that he had spent
a0,nG GayH recently at Warrington. and during lila
sthy there lie had been asked hJ slnny prom ncnt
Southern aud Western representatives and citiacns
what h1s vtuwe Wetc III regard 10 this bent nolina-
ton thht could BE- made ut st. Louis. He huA re-
plted to tlcsc !nHufrlra only 10 one nhnner. lie
bud told his Southern and Western friends TIM,
New work diu not lay ANY claim TO the frtBden-
tal nomination ut this time. INT II they thought
proper to take thu candidate Of New York. OF their
own free VIII. then hs ;, eond assure thcm Of hin
conviction that Gov. ii!s!en "Ha not the man they
would helect, since his nomination would certahly
impMIr the chances 81 llemocratic victory In NGw
York. and wuull n ali probability insure tho
pafty'S defeat. Neither bud lie stated to them who
he thought could carry the state Ut New York, al
though he believed TINT i could bs CARRIED by Ho.
rat!o Seymour or chef-,lHstlcu Church, shunld
ethrr OF those gentlemen be choscnb by the Conrcn-
tlo!.
:, E1,0ov Hoffman said no was pleased to flnd that
MT. rFuyn was IN pestect ACCORD with Gov. Tilttn
q. at ieaBt one point Mr. FrIyn had given 1t as
his DiInlon thai Chief-JustCc Church CHuIl carry
the state Of Now York, and he begged TO read nj.
extract which Ind {uhk mEt hiH ffOm iIta rn-