New-York tribune., 1876-06-20
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
DIsAFFECTED DEMOCRATS.


ATTEMPTS TO RECONCILE TILDEN AND ANTI-TlLDEN
MEN IN NEW-YORK-BELIEF THAT The RuflohE
Is DUE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IPRoM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNEl
ALBANY, June 19.-Henry Richmond TINS
morning gave the following statement in regard TO his
reported mission among the sagreelng Democratic
leaders He had heard OF the troubles while IN tue
SOUTH and had hastened home impressed with the dea
that they could be only the effect OF mutual mis-
understandings He had had consultations as
he proposed, and was convinced beyond ali
DOUBT that misunderstanding had been the cause
Oyerzeaous friends Of Gov Tden had sought to secure
his good will by undertaking the friendship Of other men
the party and by little ISLANDERS too small to be Sharply
inquired into, and yet singing enough to rlnkle On the
hand certain acts by superseryiceable friends OF
Mr. Tden had rrtated the older leaders vino attributed
them to Mr.. Tilden himself. No explanation being
rendered or asked they continued to cause irritation
The other day newspaper article indirectly charged
Judge Church his Court with corruption, and 1t was
that Lieut.-GOv. Dorsheimer had written IT, Ihe
Lieutenant Governor is neighbor and an old acquaint-
ance of Mr.. Richmond, who said he knew him to be
an exceptionally truthful man. He could hardly
believe MIR DOrshemcr wrote the article, and
ed him II he did He said he had not written IT, ana
had read Il with profound regret. Personally he had
the kindest feelings toward Judge Church, and pro-
fcssonaly the highest respect for him. with the Gov
Il the way. lie had never countenanced
nor favored attack upon Judge Church or the Court
OF Appeals and had only the kindest feelings for him
and IL.
Tie gentlemen on The other side, said Mr. Richmond,
feel themselves injured by action, oscnsiby taken by
the Governor which upon examination viii appear al
most certainly the work Of supcrseryiceabe trends
But Mr. Richmond said he assured by these oended
gentlemen that they have not allowed personal feelings
to sway them III present matter. The question Win
them has been an honest OF availability, and with
that settled at St. Louis they will not allow private feel
ings 10 interfere with duty to the party. Explanations
VIII certainly be order at 81. Louis, II not before MI
Richmond said he ad taken these steps purely in the in
frre,t OF the party wished to he understood as
srong Tdtn man. and hc Is going 10 St LOUIS "
work hard Tor his nomination.
Mr. Richmond sad that he mad eXecllenl reason w
know Iud.e Cuurcis worth aud Dte-rIiy. lie was one
of comutee 20 offer him thc nomination Tor NoScIoI'
which he declined aud il found that ne dId 50 De-
cati,,. h was poor 10 take IL at the sdarS-lhe
- 900 A year Inc Committee consulted ahu aEieeu
IL, fyacu / lom upon a proposition, which was SUD
D. tted to Jud.c Church. that they woud settle SJoOVO
or 10000 upon Chu ca To meet lEelr eAp Uses
sloud he consent the nomination. IhiS OH'f was ac-
c,up1pird i,y "A paper signed by all the 'Vhuittet,
paIiu lcus.yes not 10 ask or accept an ap olhtmeht
ar ftyof ui sny Kind. great small, ior themselves OF
ttrr r. uls from uiln during hS term. Tue judge re-
turned tbs proposition snd agtin dr:ined sdyih-, Ho
MD MOI co,c., nj uusly nold the o,e under sueh
load Of fayuIs For any 10 s,y tl DC or any o tue
gentlemen named as opposing the GOVeFnVi hohlnd-
ION Dave entered into corrupt combination, ny
Ei,uu,oud tnoug.t was absurd lie lett Albany tnls
afternoon Or uiidU, whence ho VIII start AZ Vuce Aol
81. Louis.