The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-25

beyond words may be anticipated As these scenes
occur in the sight OF respectable delegates and out
sders. It is not to wondered at that some sharp
criticism should be heard about the sort OF democrats
that the Tammany machine produces
SENATOR JOHN MoRRssEr
here having arrived this morning. and is doing good
service for Tden. As be bad taken bath and
breakfast he went to work in quiet. gentlcmaniy
way, and while avoiding all discussions and noisy
brois Is making rapid strides toward breaking down the
force tho anti Tden statements Hessls PLAIN facts
shows what Key's rule in Tammany Is; describes the
men who doing his bidding by pretending that
Tilden cannot carry New York; exposes the Canal
Ring; gives the personal opposition TO Tilden its
proper character, and states his readiness TO bet
100000 that II Tilden is nominated he viii carry New
York. Senator Aorrissey draws crowds Of attentive
listeners wherever he appears
KELLYs IswARpsrss.
prominent but not very discreet Tammany man, In
conversation to-day at The Southern Hotel,
was asked II the Tammany leaders honestly be-
loved that Hendricks would carry New
York. swell" the reply, two don't ieel
quite OF that OF the soft money ques
ton But then II he did win the election, you see. no
would give the federal patronage New York to
Tammany Hail. Kelly would rather have . republican
President elected than democrat who wouldn't do
that because you see the Custom House and all them
federal Offices. IL they the hands OF any DEM
except Tammany would raise up power against
tho regular organization AMI knock Us oil TO -n As
IL is very hot ST Louis Is unnecessary TO state to
what place It is expected an anti-Tan,many Custom
House and Post Ofhco in New York would consien
Tammany.
..Tha,s just what old Tlden would Ike to do"
added the Tammany oracle.
Hero Is another specimen OF the Tammany talk
against Tidsn. 1t is IRON the mouth OF Colonel
Roberts, who has just returned from Springfield, Ill,
having been sent there Mr. Kely's lieutenant TO
denounce the Governor while the State Convention
In session
II tell you, sir, there is no possible chance or
Governor Tildon's nomination. This IS all idle wind
what We hear OF his holding the two-thirds vote. Ho
cannot get half tho STUD like this by the fur
long rceed the Tammany chin all the street
corners OF ST. Louis
TWO RExARKABLE pERsoNAGEs.
In the current OF moving that constantly circu
lates through the rooms there noted many
queer associations OF human creatures but one Of tho
most remarkable seen to-day in the Tildcn rooms
Two tall men stood with their heads together and
laughed and cnat,ed quietly one was man so large
and heavy that bis hcight noticeable. broad
and ponderous person, sobery dressed in blue dan
mel SUIT with a massive head covered with snow white
hair almost heavy as lions name, with
large, well cut features, skin 20 red almost
10 DO copper coored, and blue eye that
has lost what nre IL ever had The other man,
tall gaunt airy alert active, sharp old, but not sub
dued gentle but not yielding; persuasive and full
Of reason. Ono OF these Montgomery Blair; tho
other was Senator Gwinn, tho some time "Duke
OF Sonora" Whether their fancics rambled TO the
times Of General Jackson, or dalled with tho days
OF Van Buren,, paused with such merely modern
memories rs the names Of Pierce and Buchanan might
call up the subscriber, l cannot say; but 1t was
quaint to see two such old timers
together on tho democratic war path. Senator
Gwinn said, In conversation, that he had been
impeiled to come to St. Louis, because he
believed the future safety Of the government depended
upon the action of this Convention in very great de-
gree ave are unanimously In favor OF Mr. Tilden In
California" said the venerable statesman. bccauso
admire tho boldness with which he has undertaken to
purity the government Of hts State, not pausng
to consider whether the thieves he after his
political friends foes We fight under his ban
ner battle Of aggressive reform and shall support
him with enthusiasm. You know we have had
percrce with thieves that has taught Us to love bold
and earnest Through the force
VIC in California have become natural detectives,
and thicf-catchers We can detect Ia moment those
sympathy with thieves and a. TO the thieves
themselves why taken them out Of tho hands Of
Jack Hayes there and hung them up trees and lamp
posts That whywe are for Tilden and that is Why
we admired the boidness of Bristow, who drew ms
sword in the midst of army OF thieves and carried
dismay into thor ranks he knew what sort OF men
he had 10 deal with from the experience Of the inia-
nous sale burglary conspiracy and tho murder
GUS assaults on witnesses before the Congressional
committee; he knew they would perjury and
theu,S al but ho lot n
them In like manner Mr. TJldcn fought bravcly for
reform, although he drew hornets nest Of his own
political friends about his cars eager 10 sting him to
DEATH II Bristow had been nominated At Cincinnati
and Tilden here should have folded my arms aud
taken no part in tho contest, for should have known
that whichever candidate might DO elected, the
country would be safe; but Hayes, what
ever his personal character lie, represents
rupton. He is bound TO the corrupt body
by.which nc is nominated and he cannot free himself
IL he would; hence the necessity Of Tidens nomna-
ton, and my presence here 10 do 6 much as Is in
my power TO promote II"
AZ ALBANIAN As Az EyEorESER
An incident occurred this morning OF which Senator
Gwinn did not speak, but which reached the HERALD
correspondent from another quarter Colonel Walter
Church, or albany, who Is bitter anti-Tilden man
and an old acquaintance OF senator Gwnn, sought an
interview with the Senator to-day Colonel Cburch's
object was 10 s.open the Senator's eyes" and to
convert him to antiTidcnsm. For nearly
an hour The Albanian Piled tho Californian
with sting Tildons frauds and prescnsons IN the
character OF reormer, and at last came down TO the
story OF the democratic State Convention held at Utica
70 choose delegates to the ST. LOUIS Convention. At
this point conversation Senator Gwinn rose and
said Mr. Church, you have got to the Convention
you may as wen stop there That Convention declared
by unanimous resolution that Governor Tilden was
the choice OF the state New York for the Presidency
ana Endorsed his Official career, why did not you AID
the friends you represent speak hike then aud
there and oppose that resolution I"
..But you don't understand the Convention was
packed one and composed Of set Of rascals ~ said Mr.
Church
rhat Ia not true, SIR was the Senator's reply "thc
Convention composed Of honorable men; you and
your friends should have opposed the Endorsement Of
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