The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-17
POLITICIANS IN sIRhro0A.
Talk About the Next Goversor-The Presi-
dency-City Politics.

| bARAT0oA, Aug. H. have shaker
hands with about 200 politicians at the State
| to-day. have talked about national, State, an,
city politics with everybody. from the CLAN
Gov. Morgan to the Liliputian Judge Bed
ford. / give you . digest Of ten columns Of
/ talk.
George Bliss, Gov Morean's old private SEQ
rotary, and Gen. Arthur. who was on his euber
material stan. have been here to urge Gov. Nor
Ran's claims to the Governorshlp. Arthur and
Dliss really have the Republican party OF New
York In their breeches pocket. They went Il
Cincinnati to make Gov. Morgan President, but
falling In this they are bound 10 give him the
GOvernOrship.
when asked politician how Morgan would
"Spiendidiyl Morgan has 100000, and will
spend more money than Sam lilden has got to
carry the State"
Gov. Morgan said this morning:
Developments"
The otnsr Republican candidates are Andy ID.
White, A. II. Cornell, Roscoe ConklinR. aud WIN.
N. Evarts. Conklin1 and Morgan are against
Evarts, while George W. Curtis and Charley
smith Of the Albany ECcntng Journal are for
him. Hayes has written a letter from Columbus
Ia which he favofs Evarts.
Coy, Morvsn mas the inside track TO dav, lie
VIII come down" with more money III n Conk.
ling, Evarss, Cornell, aud White altogether.
Democrats themselves say that Morgan will
the State. The old man Is strong and vigorous.
STATE PoILTIcs-DEMocRArIo.
The Democratic c indicates for Governor are
noratio Seymour, Judge Church, Clsrkson N.
Potter, MIR. ilden's next door nelehbor on
Gramercy Park, Bnd Lieut. Gov. Dorsheimer.
Mr.. Seymour has written "A letter saying tnat
he is W wears Old and don't want to run. Judge
Church says he Will not run unless Mr.. lilden
says 40. Potter Is supported Nv a respectable
crowd, who think the Pott family will com
msnd the Episcopal Church, and responsibility
rnev are lucky dogs, the Potter BOYS ere."
SAYS Fernindo Wood. land Ci4rkson will DO
When asked the well. known politician, Mr..
smith Ely. what was causing "A hitch In the Dem-
Ocratc camp, he said:
"Well. 81. Mr. Tilden has strong faith that he
will carry the State. HIS faith is 80 strong that
h- thlDks he can make personal nomin tion,
a. he did when he but bigelow AMI Fairchld on
the Demoeratic ticket before liis person
friend IL Dorsheiiner. Dnrsheiner will not
SUIT Church, Hoffman, Curtis, Kelly, or 3 y.
mour. Tney would pre- CT Cnurcn. Church Will
run II Mr.. Tilden asks hin to. hut Mr.. Iiden
Is 50 sure Of tho State hat re still insist. on
Dorsheimer. his personal friend. He's willing
TO take him as handicap. Even then he says
he IA carry the state b. 5000"
Then the Churches and Kichmonds will do
about As lllden eaysf' asked.
Yes, Judge Church w.t. but Col. Walter
Church SAYS he won't vote for Tilden on any
mono, VIII sustain lilden, Dean Richmond,
you Know, died at Thden's. house-alnlost In
brothers. aud Henry win st,nd by his fathers
friend, even though he was at one time a mall
content"
After comparing all my inform alton. am of
opinion that Mr.. Dorsheimer viii be the candi-
date.
II is understood here that several prominent
Democrats opposed to Dorsheimer have already
written to Judge Churcn asking him to run.
NATIONAL POLITICS.
Mr.. Mccormick. Secretary Of tho Republican
National Committee, says his party Will not or
Mr.. lilden has already Organized the entire
State by school districts. He discovered about
a eaE hat her Vol W. itafa ang
In Indiana. he state II now being thoroughly
or9anzed. Nr. 1ilden believes IN documents.
Two years ago his hill for postage on polite 4
documents was 1900. The documents being
sent out now are p.mphiets showing the in
ican rule an paniblet made up from Ne0
York Ii'hes editorials laudinR MIR. I1ld-n. They
we're published about the time Mr.. 11lden came
The betting on the Presidential election here
mas teen suoht even. Last night q Penusvl-
GRANTS election offered to bet $4,000 On Hayes
and heei-r.
Mr. Morrssey Ia considering the bet now.
hurdt Halstead thinks the ngnt will be mar
rowed oown to New York State. Although a
HAYES man, he Ia not over sanguine that the Re
publ ANS viii carry the State. Iilden Il such
thorough organizer" ia SAYS, that he may
over1utn all our reckonings."
Smith Ely ssss. ~. VII os bard fight in This
when POik got 300 ma Jointly"
Mr.. halstead Is very bitter on Gen. Grant. lie
"Grant loves thieves. WHY, the old idiot"
he contlnued excitedlv, STARED out with Rs
public n capital enough TO run A Ksp,,biic an
for twenty years but the old
bull-headed FOOL has Petsred' It all out aud
reduced his party to beggary."
"Is WASH. Mclean conina 10 all str.Igbt for
Iilden" | asked.
Yes. Wash. eats his crow beautifully. Wash.
e In rs the old man came back from the Demo-
cratly CouNen.ion Just n. bAily used up as he
Wa 'h,s {eI ne sAid the eonn'Ii was gone,
church; he swung into line AZ in"
" WIN the Democrats carry lndlanaf" asked.
re-, kon they will. They're running an old
cabbage leaf innationlst, named W iIlIams. who
uln 20 ne looks IKE old A be Lincoln. Wny tina
DIi ilp don't look any more like Anrah IN Lin
oe." Viz
CITY POLITICS.
!, The candidates for Mayor Of New York nre
Mayor Wickham. Augustus Scnell, smith Ey.
and Jimmy Btien. '
WI Mr Mortssey, who urged Schell instead OF
'ays; "Scheli united with Kelly 10 turn me out
)f immany n il."
John keIl IS ~ favor Of Mr.. schell for Mayor.
Mr. Kelly saws he "a willing to unite with Inc
lntl. lammanvltes this { II and give them hail
u the county ticket In this Use jimmy
, bren VIII ne offered the candidacy OF Sherin
q place OF Conner, or Clerk In pl .ce of VIM
!, al, q. rms t.king care Of o'Brien viii plsass
Jud.e Bxny. O'Brien, and Ben Wood t,vs
limited that III case the Young Democracy ara
iot provided FOR, they will unlts with the r.
luphc rus, and run Edward Cooper, me s.n 81
ne venerable iuh ttiunist Peter, ana wnip am
many into line as Recorder Hackett did.
Mhtt burts OF the Fourteenth Ward saws TIL
zen VIII support smith Ely for Mavor, because
,iv and ltlden were tpret her IN he frht NC in.t
weed ~ US and 90. wnen Iiluen wanted to
~ ASH the New Court House Ring. IA well AS In
ne ouhs Dem 'cracv nZht in Isl wuen Nor.
,sSeV ana the boys net AZ SAN Birlow's house
N Minison square. and got ~ the aght against
."eea ana Sweeny which ended 10y Swseny
penuIns <lVDOO To beat tho Young ID moe
tvN, AMY Carney raised the money on of the
ourt House contractors. N
tmes W. Ger ri, VINO lives next door IN Mr.
1lden, IN Grameroy Park, says he DOM INV |
uNlhng about politi is. "
Iell en- says 'mes. that I'm here with |
!, TWO niue o1ys esnecialiy To Ink the water |
prepared ty the Congress Sprung c lmpnny." |
ELI PERKINS.