, 1876-06-25
THE DEMOCRACY.
ST LOUIS.



ST. LOUIS, June 24.-1n their respective par
lors at the hotel, Tildcn's brother, Senator kes-
nan, Lieut-Gov. Dorshcimcr, and other dtstin-
gufshcd swallow tails, as well as John 3forrissey,
who enters the contest as short-haircd swal-
low-tail, have planned and plotted for the nom-
nation Of Tilden, while in their respective
2arlors, August Belmont, Richard Schel,
Tarnmany Sachcm John Reilly, and e1-spcakcr
I.ittlcjohn, have plotted and planned Tlden's
overthrow. In the hotel lobbics and ut
The various headquarters, the Ti}dca and anti
Tildon strikers, OF each Of whom there is 4 tre-
mendous mob here, have kept up their brawls
with fierce fury They inradc the headquarters
of mildly-wondering Western Democrats, and
stralsht-way open up with their New York row.
They collar Southern delegates who come here
devoted heart and soul to the platform, what
ever it may be, that will win, and to the candi-
date, whoever be may be, who can be elected
There is explained to
TIE SOUTHERN DELEGATES
tlat Tildcn Is the only nan who can be elected,
because lie alone can carry New York for the
party: SECOND, that lie is the man whose no1nina-
tIon Will insure defeat, because l,c cannot carry
New York, and, all In dazc about It, the be-
wi!dcrct1 Southrons arc waiting to know who
nnd what will fin. They wander up and down
the town, rs sadly Us clrd-p1aycrs without
trump in their hands, aud with their last dollar
at stake. The Tildcu and anti-TT1den
s.rf1;prs watch each other like thieves.
F,c1, or.i.Tf1dcn striker h,s Til
,7e, striker detailed to shadow him
au1 e,,.l, TI1don striker hos an ant;.Ti]dcn
c,r,-or l., 1,7s v,lc and stJcl-ino c1oscr +b,o a
hr,thcr- They inyof1e the hotels Mt all hours Of
ITO d,1, and n;t,bt. IA talk Ti1dcn and anti
Ti1,cn. ~
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AsusE LAen vinEn LaAE =, rieAroeAsis' ,,
pds w. e M with nth their s brsrns u uut I tes s have
become the nuisance Of the town. There is no
oses,~;,,,- +ha,,. ro- .,,o. ,-o n,or,xhoro Eo,1,
n's l.. .A ....,......,-s;,,,, ~ ..,c eas ~.
1art'on Is u'i'i'staAao'' ~ tne sa.4c eol,-
would talk as loudly and cuss with as
original yjcor on behalf OF whoever paid them
a. .,,c ,ro~,- TIo ;,ie.,,ct3,,, hat,-oo,, tho
" W tne "o'h tne ~ Dss" sne
snoft-oaireo anu s"a,om,tals ~. ~ ,oGcs oplans
as many strikers and GROWERS working for Til
den as npainst him. and as many respectable
s,,.,1lo,r.t ,jls o,nos;ng him az snnnortfn, him
s"a''o -ta4,a vppesN w D TX ,..l4'.
nea.a sel ~ ''t aq1
,inr bu,nsncrs, because they oppose Tidcn, nor
c,n t,.ir Denorrnr7, tc fnnc,rhcd m that scorr
49,, '~-1
9''o ro,,, ,,on,,espv
JOIN Aonh'ssEi
cannot add respcctabil1ty to the cause Of the
great Democratic rcformcr by his conspicuous
championship of Tildcn. The Democracy Of
~, ,.orntr, ,s hero ranrescntcd o1,v;ous1v h.
tae couat, ~ ',s'e .epsesenn o.suus,y w.
E1n 10 despair o. getting larousn I'm snc'f ncaos
The merits ut the Tildcn and anti-Iildcn fight,
of which they are growing weary, hut the point
wb! is not lost upou Delegates is. that there is
.aa;fas+ s,a.orr,,, ana -es,1rta o,,n,.s,,;o, u,
;1a . pH"eut ., "'a H. h,s o'..,, ,,s,, ~
d,,"nrs .th,1, ~ c1sn " than that he "a 10
"aI@'' As 5 <a.,fd ~ ,,r7 49, ~.
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