, 1876-03-04


~ - 5tt thonRh notics denonst,aion1 for Blanr
Met9n sel =. nd 1,yes !! strikes No .t tho west vi
coming man II named B1alpc. .fAmonR M own country
tEe'as hear much rnofs ahout Blaine than ConklnH,
sna. i wsrs e r. for s so decide. should have .
R.Jsd 9 .sna coaaiiae dsissston Vii snseosa, bnt
ehancs Of s nomination, btu presen. frcnJs Win it
ni9 &C. II ra1.s ~ ";ad thets 1et .hso~ Of doubt
evcrJ vote from Esw York. ~
Tue writer OF tLo ebove letter L. ris!ne TO-
publican. wish Has permitted 70 use his
name.
WHAT THE bEMocnA7H AnE ABOUT.
The democratic Afe apparently concentrated
upon Gov. T1lden ~ their candidate for tue
Presidency, but they are mortally afraid that tho
soft.monSy Democrats Will foist platform Oh
the Convention which will ki!t Tilden this first
form. alanton, Marble aud dor. Tllden jointly
oon!rvod the New York platform Of 1874, with
It's fa1uous "atoady march toward spocIe-pay-
ments-no step backward sentiments. Mnrbso
y E.e 70 have ts 4Gbsq,ss 4bs sdop BY hs
peopla with the Ohio Democrats, awcae the
platform shall bo for softmonoy, and
tlia is what Ia troubling tho New York
pomocrsey: It nesns only ths: That
bugged Into IN indorsemont of Ito imitation her.
eBsps, then Samuel J.. TlIcn will tako = back
neht; II not thon the featlye ioycrnor will CONC
forward. Ihls 10 this extout OF tAoif present
nancuvodnR. Tho gabble about Democrats 70.
to refofm anything that takes away patronage
from tho Deme ecracy. Tho Tillon crowd has Tia
whip-hAnd OF tile Organization, and : Tiiden dsl-
egation viii be sent to 1t. Louis witllous doubt
Tho Een iorke1n do not fancy tho Hendticks
movement at all. Thoy think tits "UicbilIalleu
III disguise. Thor encourage tho Thurman tnoye-
rent tuAt enough 10 gro It warmth, but tho
Leaders mcsu to bot their last doliar on Gov.
1ildeu.
THE GOVERNOR kED BILL TWEED.
Tbs Ti!1en papers arc dumb 81 doornni1s on
tho testimony drawn out Oh the Governors
csoss-e1an!uasiou during the Bill Tvaod trial IN
fisld for tho defcnse. to ahov tha. his relations
With Twesd prec!uaed tho idea that ho believed
the e1-Dosa to be corrupt, aud to lest his for
gotfufuaHs OF certain political schemes i'll which
Tweed And Ndcn Were aesoclated. 1n tho out
| eet the Governor insisted that he had nevor
known ths e1-Boas Intimately at all. and thcn
| he began TO forget eTesythlng shat loaned to-
ward jogging his memory. At lopgth Field
| asked hfta Il he had ever written to Tweed. Hta
ansWes wss. no, nevor.", Then Field nsndcd
signed BY TldaD. aud asked him to
identity II. Tlldeu uld 20. It waS lettos tell
| Ing Twocl whsn the Democratic National Execu.
tive Committee mot He VAS closely questioned
az 10 other letterH, and denied be uIoto Auy, and
denied also, sllat Tweed over gave any con1idur.
abto sum TO help tic party whila le {TIlden) waE
| vt tho lead Of the Democratic 6tate Central
Committees; but Faeld produced two moro let
S5, 060, tndorsed by Tlldsu, which tbs Govcrao,
was compelled to acknowledge. Letters Of this
! sort In the Dabcock trial would have beon fasa
10 tho accused but It scotns tue Governor is no
to be blamed. The eplsodo ih perhaps nos 10, i'm
portant, sayc to show tho lnBsatitudo OF Ii!de1
ln turning upon tho mai .ho had beon hls %
| liticsl assoetnto III former yeaFs.
| sEyEnR sT1C0aLE lSEytTADL8
II nh tho politicians are not III error, then I
Is OF tho first importance to both parties that til
Presidential! nominee stall bo Que upon whoa
thoy eau rally tho entirb n1:ncrical strength Q
thelr partlBai,g. The candidate who IS weak |,
New York will bo gcak In tho nation Ut large
That thla is " accented sset ts proved BY over
pnblished with suyshing hke an approach t
ttuthsnIncss. In all these tables, tato Now yor
from ono sido md place it ca tho other, and th
result IL changed: The first thing, essential Il
ment platform; tue Republicans arc espccia
soapd On this point,-the Democrats 30 nparl,
80 ~ to tander IL caEtain that thoir' floating
voso will not ba cast for any cundidatt
who will rscaiye tho largest Republican vote ii
Now YorK must bo one W4o has besu aloof frou
tho local struggies IN this State. To-day Ill
dao could not bo re-tlected Governor OF Aog
York. nor could 1loscoe Coakiing. Dstwec:
thoso tvs, Tilden would probably win. Eitlo
Of them pittod against another Of esIabl!sho!
integrity would b8 dofestod b. the votos Ut mo,
thoy h.Yo estsange4 By aa active antagonism il
State politics. Tue soto OF New York will b
eiyon 70 tho Republicans Il tho caa7a,a Il uAl
agel with encrry and ability but IL will De
maud An acceptable eandilato and ha1d servie
On tho rostrum and 1t the polls to encourag
and bring Out every Republican voter I'll
folly Of tho OeinocrAta has heiped tho prospect
but tho main reliance is on the Republicans uh
havo either not voted or bsen lod a.trsy In III
last lhfec ycAts. -