The New York herald., 1876-07-30

and cheer Of Endorsement from the delegates to the
State Convention in Saratoga on the 23d OF August is
occasionally heard along the line of battle Then the
shouts OF Senator Robertsons friends heard rom
Katonah, IN Westchester county, and knowing ones as
General James W Hustled speaker OF the Assembly,
OF the shrewLest republican politicians in the State,
understood 10 be working hard for Robertson. Thus
stands the republican contest
The democrats talk of Andrew H. Green. MantoE
Marble and arkson ~ Potter. with one two 'dark
horses" bringing up the Mr. Marbles candidacy
has elected consd, rable enthusiasm. Mr. Green's
chances have been the talk of and State politicians
during the past week What DO you think OF y"
asks one. "s 1t polite TO place his name upon the
ticket with Governor TildenY" inquiries another. "ls
ne strong in the Slater" queries third. As bear
ing upon the last inicrrogatory ex Lieu,en-
Governor Beach. one OF the shrewdest
and best informed democratic politicians the State.
thus unburdsned himself to the HERALD representa-
tive-'rh's campaign is one OF REFORM The farmers
earnest ior reform: they it, and men In
the country are determined to have IL. rhe further we
advance in the campaign the more apparent Will II be-
come that We must have man for gubernatoral
nominee who has been identified with reform. II
makes difference from what location he comes As
matters shape themselves It appears to me that
Andrew Ii. Green is the man we should select. HIS
nomination would be a good stroke OF policy as he
would draw large number o votes from the rcpubli-
cans He is known to the people Of tho country Tar
better than the citizens OF New York imagine III
nominated | think he will be elected outside OF the
city OF New York. He is democrat OF the Marcy
stripe, and l believe that Marcy blood flows in his
veins"
These are the exact words of Governor Beach the
subject and they gwen as the ideas OF thinking
man and experienced politician.
TILDEx HENDRICKS CENTRAL CLUE.
This organization promises 10 exercise a consider
able influence local politics Before the present
week n club will have been organized in each
Assembly district OF the city. Men OF all classes and
parties willing to unite IN working for the success OF
the democratic national ticket are admitted 10 men,
bership. No cqucs wirepuers are allowed 10 con-
troll ''Honest men for office" and ''rciorm in local
politics" will be the watchwords. In the Fourth AS
sembly district. where Tweed and his satellites ruled
years Of the largest clubs in the city has just
been formed, with Mr. John r. Walsh as President
The Executive Committee will be composed of some of
the best workers the east side OF the CITY, among
them Mr.. James W. O'Brcn who has been the prncl-
pal organizer of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union.
which represented in every State. and numbers
561 societies. This brief statement OF
the standing OF one OF the clubs Will give
a good idea OF the strength of the whole
the organization are respectable and energetic
Among them are ex- Assembly yman James Dolly, who
served with credit in the Assembly OF 1874 and 1915.
He made excellent reputation for honesty and
ability during his legislative Last fall he ran
for Senator the Sixth district but the odium at-
tachcd to Tammany Hall defeated him. aud Casper A.
Baden elected in his place. Messrs Peter b.
Oney, Edward Cooper son OF Peter Cooper) and other
we'll known citizens also take active interest IN the
organization. One of the secretaries Mr. Charles II.
Swan, Is called upon daily by business men from d-
fcrent rarts OF the city who anxious to swell the
ranks. 1T is under such organization that the
masses propose TO rally for tie busy campaign
that is before Tammany Hall represents the ''ono
man power'' and "a building" Its Ilatiorm is there
fore not wide enough tG take in all the elements which
propose to support the St Louis ticket mass meet
shortly be held either at the Academy o: usic the
COOper lnsti TUE.