The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-24

wh1' he would cav to hi'r would have great
weight. Gw'n lis end vey atiently while
G"SrSa nns, q s,dS,somns snsa s ibds" ., f9 Ron,
con .ume by the Al any At tesman In the ef-
fort, Gwin meanwhus appeerne to be very
rxh lusted himself, and tnen G tme OWNS turn.
"were you membet, II the U lea Oonv.nIionl'
ibid YOU know all toese Things then wnicb you
have been ieiling me about Nr. II nenT
did WHY, then, did YOU not out 10
m .nner OF IN IN YOU believ d MIR. iildrn to he 2"
demsnied OWN with much emphssIs. I'VE
"Gaeeed," Numbered Own. I'D YOU mean to
tell me bat, believing theae stories wi ich you
gagged and made no prote &, so that the res, Of
your DsmOcra brethren IN New York and
other states might know the tutn-that you sat
there with your hanu over your mnu h M SUI
Z, rod sunaDimnus ueclsr I'll N o; the Democra .io
Convention Of New Yuik, recommending Gov.
1l1en a. candidate for the Presi ENJOY To 90
forto, why, sir, n wh 1t YOU tell me IL true YOU
are dangerous man In the ev,s of all honor
where you ought TO have spoken, you como
here to sque.l at my ear ana At The ears of 9TH
erRentlemen en, and whisper your 81 ,r'es against
Mr.. Itidenl 81 you are not nc Ing an honorable
part. I capt oil CO any confidence In your state
ments. II you we're vsgsed 10 the U ics Con-
Why did you not publish these things from the
house tops In New YORK. and not wait Til you
s""9, tei,ny pSsm opynrIs =, ms and ot"srs
This onslaught was so nerce ana 20 unexpected
that Mr.. Church was q d to get out OF the way
OF the gray he ,ded old Duke OF Sonora aud no
made n h,sty exit.
Tne latest auvices from the northwest brought
by deleeates from tue. d,n rent States IN that
section is much more favorable TO Tiden thai
was justined In representing last nig0t. Inc
VINO arrived to-day, is solid for riIden
In my estimate last night L allowed Ttlden
only sI out of the eleven votes from that state.
Tilaen tnsn I supposed. / am assured to-day
by the best informed gentlemen from tnat State,
| that iilden has now out OF the ii votes. with
| nne prospect OF the other two.
| The Arkans Is delegation arrived this morn
ven,ion Itself TSeir sis.e Convention selected
| twcive delegates at large and twelve from each
| Congressional district, making In all seventy
a sConvent,on Of tneir own and select twelve del.
| egates to represent their State IN the National
for nldsn. and Il follows tnat the twelve TO be
selected here to-Inorrow must be likewise.
ridge. two of the delegates At large from Ken
| tuckv, arrived here this morning. They are both
enthusiastic ,Iiiden nIen, and are In hopes that
| tnem. A ilden Club from Louisville, mum oer-
ing about 800 men, viii be here on monday. lhey
will come with banners and music, and will 40
in with tue true Kentucky spirit for Tilden and
reform.
unin ,tructed. has always been claimed oy
friends OF Hendricks, but II Is understood to-
nisht that there arc several rlden men among %
the delegates, and his friends here are not with
out houes of securing majority OF them.
There has been some ffttle talk to-day about
the two-tbirds rule. IL appears that two Stats
Conventions instructed their delegates to Hp-
pose Its adoption by the National Con
ventioD. II 10 likely therefore tnal
soue objection will be made, but II
will partially be settled by the Committee or
Rules and Order OF Business. do not near AM
of rilden's friends talking about making af
effort to prevent the adoption OF this RUE, anc
| l do not believe they will make any.
| The local Tilden men turned out tonight with
baud aud sersnaded the New York ne oqusr
tiers. there were loud calls for jude Blair anc
Gov. Dorsheimer, botn OF whom responded II
| neat and telling speeches.
Tue Hendricks synpathizsrs rallied In fore,
| at Lindall Park. and were addressed BY Judg
| Hanna OF Terre Haute.
| 1bs arrivals by the last trains to- night wer
quite / rye, and by tomorrow nixht tue cit
| Will DO very full OF strangers.