The New York herald., 1876-07-16
Sudden Return of the Governor
from Saratoga.
Els ACCEPTANCE NOT READY.
q Have No Doubt the People Want to
Read That Document"
A RumCred Deadlock on the
Finance Question.

ALBANY, n. ", July l5, 1876
Governor Tilden thought he might secure respite
BY going to Saratoga, but soon found he could do
well hero in the Executive Chamber So he returned
to this city last evening He has before him large
amount o executive business, which he Is obliged
to give Immediate attention. In very pleasant inter-
view with him this evening in the spacious gardens at
tached to the Executive Mansion he said that he had
not yet been able to give
HIS CONTEMPLATED LETTER
accepting the nomination the democratic Presdcn
ial candidate any consideration whatever His official
business had precuded his devotng thought the
subject
Il cannot he said. 'alow my Off cial duties to
cumuate never could do that l am always uneasy
until have discharged all such duties And he
tinued after short pause, az you that IN
this position they neither few light"
PLEASED WITH HENDRICKS
He said he very agreeably disappointed in meet
ing Governor Hendricks in Saratoga He did not,
when he went there, expect 20 meet him. The
ing, he ssId was very pleasant and agreeable
both sides The Governor remarked that he had
hoped when he went 10 Saratoga be able TO remain
there a few weeks and quietly perform his executive
duties away from interruption; but he was mistaken.
1t seemed to him that he mai only gone just where
had the most friends
HIS ACCEPTANCE READY
To the inquiry whether he to say which
The HERALD might lay before the public he responded
''Sot just yet As as despatch OF this
executive business pointing pile of papers before
him) will devote my first spare that letter
OF acceptance. have no doubt the people want 10
read that document. know am apt to be
such matters myself 1t is right, approve Of it, and
will crafty them at the earliest practicable moment
JOURNALISTS.
The Governor is looking sxceeding gly well physically
and to-day he anything cheerful than usual
His house is continually bssieged with newspaper
respondents many of whom apparently deemng their
duty 10 call upon him whle passing through the city
on trips of pleasure business, while others
sfar to interview him. While your correspondent
SaunteNed around tho grounds this evening awaiting
his the Governor passed through tho ordeal Of
Interview OF three OF these gentlemen. He has grown
to love his temporary home here at the State capital
and when ho passed out into the pleasant grounds
about his house with your correspondent talked freely
OF its beauties.
VIEW AT sARAToGA-Is THERE DEADLOCK
ON THE. FINANCE QUEsrIoN?-THE PUBL
CATION OF THE LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE
PosrPoNED-A PROBABILITY THAT HENDRICKS
WILL NOT GO on THE TICKET.
Troy. July Is, 1876
have just learned by reliable passenger on the
evening train from Saratoga that there music the
between Governors Tilden and Hendricks They
have been conference nearly all the week at Sara
toga evidently trying TO arrange their views the
hnancc and imitation question: that they
should conflict in their letters OF accept
sncc. These letters to have been
written or published IN the course OF two or three
tba Up1
ground to occupy that. when published the letters
should not clash opinions Tildcn has all along been
hard money man. while cndricks has open and
Avowcd soft money Hendricks came to Saratoga to
meet Tden to see II their views could be harmonizcd
Alter long and tedious conferences this was found
impossbilitv and Hendricks has gone back to In
diana and Tiiden returned Albany this evening As
soon Tidcn arrived there he caused the following
despatch be sent the Associated Press re-
port
Governor TiIdcn has returned from Saratoga called
back by the pressure OF official business. IL will be
weeks before he will bo able devote any
tenton to his letter OF acceptance
This despatch You will doubtless receive through the
regular channels The last clause fully confirms the
statement have received from Saratoga for II Tilden
and Hendricks could agrec upon common ground for
tho finance views they should utter, does any man
suppose there would be any necessity postpone the
letter OF acceptance for several weeks come,
and the nmsy ground OF pressure OF official busi-
ness, when such letter could DO written lvo SIX
hours time The postponement Of the letter OF
ceptance for several weeks iully shows the trouble
between Tildcn and Hendricks. Neither would yield
their views and, therefore. there ara to be no
letters OF acceptance until sono deal be made
up.
HENDRICKS TICKET?
II is claimed that Hendricks viii not
run the ticket with Tdsn.
THE SARATOGA INTERVIEW