New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29


able to his receiving such high Office, and would
oppose his further elevation. Gov. Tilden, 1t
said had organized the State perfectly.
There complete organization In everyIischoo dis
trct, which reached every voter Gov Tden had done
this work excellenty 1t eontended by the promi-
nent members OF the party who had been in 1t for many
years. that the nominee for Governor should he man
who would help the ticket. and not mere tail To the
Kite. Carkson n Potter the choice next TO Judge
Church. He had the same social advantages that gave
20 much strength to exGev. Morgan. His relation with
PROMINENT churchmen and hnaucicTs in this city anu
tate were also urged as powerful auxaries in the com
twenty thirty prominent delegates departed the
$3.50 D. m. Saratoga special train. They were mainly
men who desired to be on the scene OF the next Tam,
many and AnTammany conflict in time TO take part In
tie conferences of last evening The feeling prevailed
m on very W"rK TOWARD e inc HS
was to make favorable impression on the state ana
country. Among the Democrats was Gideon J. Tucker
Ex-Jndge Charles s Peabody about the only prom
neat RTubiean no happened to be travelling the same
Tammany clgsrng hands with moderate enthusiasm on
lnerel social grounds Among representatives OF the
j. ~. Ford. and John II. Pagan. The followers OF John
Kelly in principle as wen ~ time OF departure tor the
visit to Saratoga carly In the morningl Aldermen
dgtr Id and Tao n.y. EdMard Go9ger n eSud aS
The Ant-Tanmanv feeling was subdued hut deep; not
impossible OF conc Nton Stubborn except beyond
the point where Irving Halls Democratic existence
with ntempt. The AnuTammany talked as II
trey could harmOn2c almost available candidate
80 long as Their ORGANIZATION was properly recognized
They were gong 10 Saratoga, however, not much 10
advocate tbc animation OF any particular man az To
sued by An:i-TamnLny in its quarrel with Tammany II
they could not settle their difficulties before and outside
of the convention, then the convention must disown
the otL.r arrange fair basis of conciliat.on-a
plan dicult Of execution. Anti!TammauY thought,
In hoih Who favor ClarksUn y Potter
las; for the CovernOrship, hut " II thought that
great mljnriy OF both foundations strongly desire the
nomination az SANFORD T. Cnurch. particularly many
hnti-rpwmany politicians. They say, however tnat
condition would they accclt the promise " Chiei-
JuScC Churth s nomination FOR their claim to seats IN
the convection as tie regular Democratic delega-
tom, although The undcrs' anding - thit Tor the
sake Of harmony they iwou'd be satisfied with
eq. al rrprr sentltior With 1ammauy Hall.
rtuuqpy politicians say that John heiy's temper
rot VA the least heated by the last failure At peace
maeng lie has gone 10 s3rai9s they say WIN i%h1st
pun poses. ana VIII work 10" the common gOoh OF me
pI.y. some few complain Of tie oyor0cIring attitude
ihlur, 80 HIN linInny ana Ant-IAmmanN dcleSites'
far th"r views asccrtIin-d with .wo eK,ep-
would Ike 10 ChlkSor ~ Potter ~ the second place
the ticket. The two exceptions favored MI Potter
Green, II was thought. did not have the shadow q
chance for u nomination. aud Abra.n y Hewitt was
Ti,dcn would manage affairs ~ he pleased IL wac
generally hoped that would make hr. Church ms
doubt GOV. Tldrn could nominate any man nc chose,
was asserted, even Lcut-Goy. DOrsneinlor, "ho Was
STAGED, would not allow his Maine to be urged Ia the
Convention un.,ss there WAS reasonable cetainiy OF
The Albany n.ht boat took u large number Of dele
latcS and politicians ~ T. TanmIuy Hal was not
s,'y rcprrscntel. Matthew Patton and Col BaglcY
among tue dceratr3, and were confident thai the
local wounds N0uld bc nealrd before the cntOr met
Ihey favored church AID Potter. Among Abti-lRn-
many politicians Coroner FLYNN, ~ Alderman
Moore. justice Hartmann, Patrick Myhan, Patrick
Carter George y. Wnson. Major Bowe, Thomas subj
val, David Gideon, Herman IN, Col Mr,pny, ..nd
Lou, Sch. rln Auti-Idumany appeared Cuuiidcni
tlsat JOIN, Kelly would O,r naf instead IL thrd rep
rrsnttIuu. Icast that honorable union would uc
enyctsd: I, Mas said tnat John Nonis-cy haf zee
gIaphcd political friend during the day that there
would be closed. Aniammiuy men declared that ilic
conduct Il ranTaly at ~ Louis would be
urged with yelcmcHcr reas "a FOR hopping
II out altogether II II did not 'rr'
equal repre- g NATION. Auti-l anmIny WOuil nccrp.
uOthlng c-c. II the dliicaiy was not closed They ara
not fear two cuuny c.";s Ia tine Pail Inc prospect ~
clcc.lug lrpu too oiiou- 10 The DtmbcTh:ic
mind Scw-NGvL Vas Democratic. and otccs must be
ntd by Democratic, even ii 'aciicuiI feelings we're sac
HItcd. QaC,H- County rcp:c -ut"d on the boat ~
ticr county. tcy -ai, was for t-r'h
and PottC" TurysYmpaihiIci WITH Iann"uy ~ ill ana
thought the Anu Piwmany CrguI2st.Un vas getting
large share u it -Ot tLri representation There we're
II or 10 p"nt.,au- nom Kings County including Daniel
Bradley Thomas A. IcriRn Alderman IN. pinhr, ana
Andrew Beck. Ethcr ,nuiui oI Potter would pr accept
able e. them suffolk County seas three cc!reaieS ~
bert = COOpcr. =. uri>WUid, AID h.prJ o. hruddrf
Tucy favored GARRISON ~ Potter, ANA would probably
g,c Lin their ballots on ihc nsst vote