The New York herald., 1876-07-01


none whatever think that it is the loadstone you
speak Of
Tho Governor gave my companion and me the tive
pamphlets and marked the portions he had read
CHANCES rs rHx WEST AND sourn
swell sir, what DO you think the party's chances
in tho West: VIII you be sblc 20 carry Indiana7"
II certainly think we viii"
"Are you acquainted, Governor, with your
caatc the ticket Mr.. Hondr,ckss"
'soh yes, passaby we'll 1 regard him as a worry able,
upright, cstimsbio gentleman -"
'Happy In the association. remarked. sis there
another Western State the democrats can csrryf'
'Yoa I'm inclined to nope that will carry Mich
gan-probaby Wisconsin, too"
'South Carolina and Louisiana OF the Southern
party claim, bclieve?"
Louisiana is ours. sor.h Carolina may be doub, full
but the rule of nasement and corruption Is OF
so strong there it quite reconty. or the West
crn States you mention my advices from
these indicate carry two. II not
htee inefe seems 70 oe an enort
20 create impression that have agents
every little school district in the State and hun
dreds scattered throughout tho country. Such is
the Friends whom l have and may mover
have kindly written me, and should be ungrstcfuI II
not thankful for the interest they manifest"
"wi'i your party cut much into
THR RErUBIICAx VOTE !u
81 think We will. The gentleman who just eft tho
room--you noticed him--is original republican, an
active Influential man, Office holder He Is
with us heartily They call, and l hoar from them
| every day"
'Your frionds IN the city attribute your nomination
as much anything else to MI. Kcilys unskfu' war
upon YOU It looks and the impression, see by
the papers, isbecoming general"
''It has, doubt, had good deal to do with il.
Mr.. Kelly waged a bitter war al ST. Louix He is .
good fighter, and"
81 see he acqucsceg, however"
'well, that's good democracy. He quarrclcd with
me (and with Senator Herman and Governor Seymour
I believe, tool because would not interfere in tho
local fight in tho city last fall which proved
so disastrous to Tammany Hall. II was none Of my
business either member Of tho democratic party
| ohcal-ccrta,nly not tho latter AS
democrat ! regretted the existence of two factions
within the party who shall assert that both
not equally democrats. II wouli have been unbccom-
ing and undignihed in 10 have ,ntorfcred, and h
would have been Of little use, maybe. too"
IL understand from pretty reliable source that
Mr.. o,.cndorfer
KAISER THR GERMAN DHMocRACT
| win insist ON a change of the name of Tammany Hail.
as well as its organization. Some other name accord
! ing TO him, should be adopted"
''Wel, that's not my business. 1t might be better.
Indeed, believe counselled after tho odium Tweed
and those other rascals brought upon it."
'erhere arc some rumors that Mr.. Keily's brain is
Affected similar attack shat which forced him
few years ago 10 visit Europe"
"oh, don't think SO Certainly hope there is no
truth In it, l never understood that he was mentally
impaired when he went to Europe. It's not likely"
"A campaign club, named after you fred 100 guns
in your honor night before last Madison Park. see
democratic evening paper claims to have done it A
| crow
81 didn't hear that" said the Governor with merry
twinkle in his eye. haven't had time to read the
newspapers much reoently-tbat is all the campaig
nows and opinions"
81 think shall try to have printed some Of your
sumptuary law opinions and few Of your remarks"
"Oh, no." said the Governor hastily, and retrcstng
few feet assuming expression Of comic per-
plexity, s.I can't be interviewed"
'sNot in tho strict Of the Governor but as he
admits reading the papers just at this tme what's
| tho odds as long as the democracy Is happy.
The Governor cordially invited to call again, and
We retired
GOVERNOR HENDRICKS Is CALLED UPON BY A
NUMBER OF NEW YORK DELEGATEs-HIs
SPEECH PREDICTING DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
NDIASAPoLIs, Ind, June 80. 1870
Several of the New York delegates, returning from
ST. Louis remained train here this evening 70
call upon Governor Hendricks, who met them at the
Occidental Hotel, whore the party was serenaded
Augustus scheli, John Kelly, William r. Roberts,
| w. a.. Quincy and others addressed the
| audience from the balcony Of the hotel pIcdg.
| ing their hearty support TO the ticket and
| exhorting the democracy OF Indiana 70 renewed
| efforts for victory at the coming election.
After these gentlemen had spoken loud and persist
ent calls were made for Governor Hendricks, who ap
pearcd on the balcony and was received with the
vociferous and prosracted cheering After quiet had
| been restored he SAID
Ny FELLOW CITrzxSs-lt is impossible for to make
an address 10 you this evening. (Cres OF ''Go y
am pay my respects TO distinguished citizens
| from other States who their way home from
\ ono Of the greatest political Conventions that has
ever held in this country These disting guished
men sy ympathizo with Us In the interest which
tend 70 protect by the change which TO take place
at the coming election. tChoers.) ! believe At the
next election She people going express what
written In the PLATFORM adopted ~ 81 LOUIS and
| what is written in the history Of the dstin guishod