, 1876-07-01
The Platforms OF the Two Great
-: Parties.
Senator Barr1un,, of Connecticut
on the Democratic Ticket.
Meeting Of 0hioago Republicans to
Consider the Mayoralty Question.
A General Expression OF Opinion
I'm Favor OF Ex-Ald. Heath.



r. 6pecial Dtrpotch 10 7A< Tribune
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 8.-At0 O'Clock
this afternoon small delegation arrived from
81. Louis en- route for the East, among Which
wcro Augustus scl,ell, Boss Kelly, Judge Rob-
crts, and W. II. Quincy, all Of New York.
These gentlemen wcro escorted to Mr.. llcu-
lricks' quarters at tho Occidental, and lorc-
foast followed, the like Of which has rarely been
seen In tho city Of concontric circles. Hendricks
grew happier md happier, ard the entire crowd
ato crow unti1 distondeu stomachs could hold no
moro. Then rnu srrrcnrs
began. Scholl led oil, and was followed hy
Kelly, Roberts, Quincy, and Senator MsDonald;
The burden. Of their song WIS that they Ind
ila failed In securing him the first place. Tic
vIctors, and their conQuerors, Ind been generous,
however, In giving him an honorable place, md
It ygas their duty, as we'll as hls TO accept tho
e III oetobcF Ss1 and Novembss. s After Mcdonald
came Hendricks, who smoke reluctantly and
briefly. uo wanted tho Resumption nct l,neon-
ditionalIy repealed, aud believed that tho action
Intentions, 30 far d CONCERNED the acceptance or
rejection Of his nomination, ho would say
nothing. tits understood, however, that Nj.
Hendricks will positively accept 6everul Of Ills
him has fos moment doubted that hc would 10
1HD1ANA REPUBLICANS
gro Of op!nion thnt It Is strong ticket, but they
fear Ttlden'e money much moro thnn Ilcndrfcks'
popu1aslty ns tho tall of tho ticket. lie las al
ready lost caatc. Ills nomination asouscs no
enthusiasm, and viii not during tho canyass*
His most Intimate friends cannot conceal t1c
chagrin felt at his sttuation. ....--..
TrIH TAMMANT cOnoRT CALLS ON HIN.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June W.-SEveral OF tho
New York delegates, returning from st. Louis,
Gov. Hendricks, Tho met them at the Occidental
tus schell, john keily, William Roberts, y. II.
Quincy, and others, addressed the audience from
pert eS t to The tn and i sshortn Tic DotnocSaey
Of Iutlinna to renewed efforts for Victory at the
coming election. After these gentlemen had
enoleen, loud and persistent ca!ls were 1nnda foi
e @ey 1ees2 H R mo. on sa
psettncteI cheering.
ne ri1Ea ur THE FINANCIAL PLANK.
Quiet being restored, he said:
mako an nddeeas 70 you this evening. tcrtc1, oi
an hs,s 70 pay ~ e
was On. the paa
Conventions TINT nAa eyor hcid ! scsslon Ia this
country; Those di.tinsHis1hed I'd N men symnath!xt
election. lGhsert. beliove, ,at tho next ,elee'
sea 9R a e es n'GS n soe &c p H.
and what il written in tho hlntoFy Q
/ iho dfstingulshcd man that heada tho tlekct
md that Ii thorough reform IN Tho public service.
fUrcat applausc.j There Is but ono othor though
that viii express to you. That Ii that the plat
form adopted at s.; Louis declares that M the n nEe
bo repealed, and The repeal oi that cIau1o carrie
with It every feature Of tho Inv which ,s hrlugln
about tho contraction 80 hurttol 10 tho interests
tho country. thank you for tho complImcn
which you hays paid .ms IN this call, lCrIcs .
zoo onr,l ropeqt cannot undertake to ,nak
and respects 10 the gentfemcn who liayo addtcase
you. Again thank yon, gcntlou,cn
After dining with tho Governor, tho par,
lett on their special car for the East.