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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-09-07

Doc DAYS have gone, but the dogs
remain.
TIE rseaiiAA4 wseaiiAAs4i i BtsGhaiaag to assume assume
an autumnal appearance.
r. THE Ravenna Union Schools will
commence their fall term on Monday
next.
II THE squirrels are ripe and ye hum
ter men are going for them at furi-
ous latsD.ld VIZ y 10HH
WARREN is ahead. A woman in
that city few days ago gave birth to
triplets-two boys and girl.
ALL who have used that ''Baker
Davis" Flour, pronounce it tip-top.
Call at Geo. .. Mason's, i'll Phenix
Block try it'll dtiH b7iiJqps
The County Fair will commence
one week from next Tuesday, and ev-
cry body should attend.
The cigars manufactured by II T..
Moses, and named L. 7. NJ" are not
TO be beaten by five-centers in town
or elsewhere.t obniA ltE 5'ii 'f'
le The honor of holding the first term
of Court in the new Court House at
Youngstown, will fall Hpon Judge Co
.nant of this town.
OpR neighbor thinks, that none Of
,hose who deserted the rant patty in
1872, can be counted as Liberals un.
less they now run their necks again
into the Radical moose.
WE desire again to request our
friends sesaygsisf ssswfshaiit the itenss.I
of ny shA nay lcaslaA under 0eif
observ alton.
lF you want All excellent article of
Flour try the "Baker Davis" brand to
be had at Geo. .. Mason's.
The Radical County Committee of
this Gppptys were, in session here on |
Friday last, making assessments on Of
ficials and candidates, and making |
other arrangements for the campaign.
ABOUT eleven o'clock on Monday |
forenoon one or the wheels of the
public sprinkler ran off the axel, let
ting the box down, and spilling the
water, which was designed to be scat
tered promiscously over the streets. all
ont ii one POOL in front Of the Etna
House. .iia 49, t4sjTUoO bng -'5t3
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-09-07

> GROCERIES. In
Staple Groceries we
shall at all tt times keep
a fresh stock, at Low
Prices. Come and try.
OurgchOice Teas. riae II
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-09-07

The Western Reserve Association
of UaiYrsalist ministers dehl their
services Sunday forenoon and after
noon in Reeds Opera House, aud large
aud appreciative audiences were in at
tendance. The diseouroes were very
interesting, and the splendid singing
of Dr. Sherman and his choir, from
Kent, added much TO the interest OF
the meetings. The meetings closed on
Sunday evening by sermon from
Rev. Mr.! Weaver, of Akron sHim-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-09-07

r0a PRINTING OF ALL EINDs
u Promptly aud Neatly TX utej ~ this obce
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-09-07

This train will stop, ON signal for milk at the
Intermediate milk platforms Shipments must
invariably be prepaid in tickets. Passengers
will he permitted to ride on this train fiom Ra-
VIENNA and points north Of there. .. aslrl -. -
John THOMAS. Superintendent.
II TUSCARAWAS BEaNJH. saor t-if
1 .ff1- Hf leaves 80 -tsa ifttAI =
Bayard - 90 m and q % p. m. Hi .at T,
New Philadelphia. 500 %. m. and 115 pm.
.t-r ArPives.5- ilftrf fHa3tBf r
BayArd, 10 81 an and 3 55 y. IN. % --.l s.
New Philadelphia z. .l5 and go p m.
l. - - ..--.i.. - nv "a +. r. MYERS, -
iIEF Genefai fassehRer an'i Akehss4
fafA -H .t4W tfttFf -ftHl a7t+"i t-.t 'h' 20
ifE s.~f ttt uu-tv- 80 u > ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-09-07

UNIvEEsALIsT, NJ MEETING.-lsev.lsW w.
ID. Shipihah, of Buchtel .Collegs Ak
ron, will preach in the Universalist
Church week from next Sunday at
> o'clock y. III.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-09-07


KICKED BY A HoRsE.1Wer regret 10
learn that The frst Of last week, our
old friend, BcljamiA Edison, Of Bri,n-
field, while engaged IN extricating his,
family mare. from ditch into Which
she had fallen, he was 50 severely
kick ed by The auimal AZ TO cOnfne him
to his bed. II is hoped his injuries
will not prove fatal. - 80, . ? : '''' 2
The Poe HoUsE.-To strangers in
any city, after long and we-risome
journeying, the first and most import
Iaht matter in which he is interested,
ffssto ascertain, W here he can be royalty
entertained at moderate. rates, The.
Poe House, kept by Ezra Fowler, Of
fcrs every facility and home comfort
Of any first-class hotel, as it is attested
by hundreds who have been accom-
inodated there. 4, Free bus to and from
all trains. Good commercial sample
rooms. 5nsi i4iJ -s"l.srT ''r e.49-s3 -
u New MLLINERY--iRAND OPENING.
MIR. E. BloomingdaIe will open his
new stock OF millinery and Fancy
Goods. in the room adjoining the
First National Bank, on Saturday
next. The ladies' Of Ravenna and vi
| cinity are respectfully invited, to call
and examine the stock,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-09-07
IhEttnlclnE PRESS!
List of Advertisements.

RAVENNA, THURSDAY, SEPT. :, 1876.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-09-07
WE desire again to request our
friends tqffyqsi,f ssTwtsh ;sis the iesnss,

If you want an excellent article of
Flour try the "Baker Davis" brand to
be had at Geo. .. Mason's.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-09-07

On motion, Resoiretl, That the Sec
retary furnish the families with a
copy of these resolutions and also the
publishers OF papers in Ravenna, with
a request for their publication"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-09-07

DoG-DAYs have gone, but the dogs
remain.
The New York herald., 1876-07-16

OF heavy gales dursg which lost bawaks And water
casks; several ships we're company at the tune
bark JOE RAUKRs Ger. for Philadelphia. which put
back To Cahsgens leaky dischargng June g.
20 stop the Iesk.
BRIG EUpoErs sold Portland Me- 18th inst 10 Capt
Prince OF Cumberland and others She will DO commanded
BY Capt Priuce.
scHR MAGGIE BxI Hall Riehmondv Va 18th from Rock
land. struck by lightning during Wednesday
night last while In James Rver below Harrison bar. and
lost IN ainsaii. mainboom aud IAN.
Sour hill BAxrkR Br). l47 tous built at Canning.
In 1873 has been sold parties In this city for the Spanish
N lain trade At $500 gold
ScHR u A HKvER from Charlie for Bridgeport. CT.
before reported sunk OcrAcoxe Inlet. NC arrived at
fewbern. NC, July II, tor repsirs
The pilot of steamer GaxteA Providence reports .
black buoy drifting morning OF the l4th
some two miles SW OF Beaver Tail.
NORTH SYDNEY CB. July 15-An unknown ship. water
Ioyeed and wit stern is reported floating OF Scat
teric. No particulars.
PoRrIANp. Ne July An unknow schooner Of about
145 TONS abandoned and stripped picked 80 miles
of Cape Eirsbeth by Portland pilot boat and toved into
Peaks Island Roads odsy She was loaded with wood
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DEATHS FROM sUNsrRoKK
The following deaths from sunstroke reported
at The Coroners' once yesterday
Heinrich Krenkcn, thirty eight years, at No. 639
Water street.
johannes stalp seventy seven years. No. 2ls Third
avenue
Henry Sohl forty -one years. at No. Thames street.
The following were prostrated by the heat yester-
day.
Anton wede aged Anyelght years, OF No SO Suf
folk street.
John LentheI forty three years, OF No 103 Sheriff
street
Kate Irving twenty eight years. 125th street, near
Fourth avenue.
Mary Wooster, nfty years, OF No 11s Sheriff street.
Charles Mccormack, nineteen years, of No. 367 East
Fifteenth street, Brooklyn.
Lizzie McCabe. twenty years, of No. $40 West Thirty.
third street.
Lewis joyce, forty years, at the corner OF Coenties
slip and South street.
William Raitus forty years, at No. 80 Moore street.
Anne McNay, forty-hve years, Of No 407 West
Thirty-sixth street
John Dolan thirty five years, at the corner OF Sew
enth avenue and Thirty fourth street.
Annie Nngent. twenty-five years OF No. 130 West
Nineteenth street.
David schuthco thirty years, of Forty-third street.
Thomas Falon, iorty-six years. of No. 10 Charlton
street.
Unknown man, about forty years. At the corner OF
Worth street and West Broadway.
Catharne Johnson OF West Hoboken.
Robert Moore was overcome by the heat at the cor.
ner Of Park and Washington avenues, Brooklyn.
Patrick Duny was sUustruck on York street, Brook.
yn aud removed to the station house that thorough
are, where the sergeant declared Duny
He locked up aud recovered.
Police JuAtice Walsh, OF Brooklyn. overcome by
the heat shortly after opening court yesterday
ing, and was removed to his home In a coach
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WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, July Is, 1870
THE HAMBURG OUTAGE DISCUSSED IN The
HoUsE-THE DEBATE ADJOURNED BUT NOT
sroPPED-ANxIErY AS TO TIL. ACTION OF
GOVERNOR CHAMBERLAIN.
Pending the resolution Of Mr. Schcicher about
troops for the Texas border Mr. Smas, colorsd mem
Der from South Carolina, moved amendment that
troops be removed from South Carolina in view OF
such occurrences the recent brutal outrage Ham
burg Mr.. Raincy, colorcd member IRON South Caro-
lina this made very effective and spirited speech,
recIt,rg the details of the Hamburg and ap
peang to the sense OF justice OF democrats and rcpub
lcaus In the House to condemn such acts Mr. Rainey
nucnt and orcble speaker and both he and Mr. smals
respected both sides OF the House honorable
and honest Their appeal produced an effect. but
the democrats got Mr schlcicher TO choke off the dis
cusson apparently fearful that there might be foolish
talk their sde such was ndulged in by
member who had no wiser words to say than to oner
panegyric OF General Butler as a brave Confederate
commander General Banks showed In few words
that Mr.. Smalls had been denied his par
liamen,ary right in the discussion. whereupon
the House adjourned. rather than let the debate
continue. But 1t will not down, it will come up
Monday and il remains be whoiher the demo-
caats know how to treat tho matter in a way
instead Of damaging themselves
II is not yet known here what Governor Chamber
lain means to do Tho democrats would like TO
him ca for United States troops, believing that
popular. The sensible republicans would like to
him march colorsd militia regiment into Hamburg,
proclaim martial law and catch and hang
the rioters in the most summary manner. They think
that II he would in this vndicate justice and
the supremacy OF law by State forces he would
do restore peace and crush lawessness In the
State raise up respectable public opinion than he
could with federal regiments, but 1t must be
added that largo number of republicans ready
use the Hamburg affair political capital, and
fdcnt that II they getit under discussion in the
House there II be good deal of democratic rant and
folly to help them.
After Representative Raney had finished his plucky
and admirable 1--WE minutes speech to-day, he desired
that extract from the News and Courier, published
at Charleston, should be incorporated into It, and also
two briet editorials days HERALD He expressed
himself very much grati6ed in being fortified by
Independent paper like the HERALD in addition to the
strong democratic authority he had already quoted
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SPOKEN.

Ship Rnnerdais r Porter. from Liverpool for San Fran
cisco. June ~. lat so n, Ion SOW.
ship wihelmne Ger) from London for Baltimore. juno
"a. lat ~. Ion II
Ship Triumphant. Lbbey from Liverpool for San Fran
cisco. May % ON the line, Ion "a W.
ship Annie Law fBr) Hilton from Reva for New York
or Baltimore. June ~. lat ~, Ion 81
Ship Alert. OF Boston, steering June 1s. lat ~ Ion
29W.
Ship Prince Amadeo sr. from Bombay for London. June
III, lat v, lon % W.
Bark B--te (Br, Martin. from Charleston for Rotter
dam. June rs lat AZ o3. Ion 10 SO
Bark Soteria Brl Jarvis from New York for Point dc
Gale, April 81. lat "a s, lon n W.
Bark Olive Mount. Of Halifax. Ms. steering wsw, June
20, lat 81 n. lon - ".
Bark Margaret (Brl Bennett from Quebec for Barrow,
June 2S lat 40 36. Ion 10 %.
Bark Gerda Nor. Olsen, from New York for Aarhuus,
june 2s. lat Al "a. Ion 10 r.
Bark Maud Scamne fBrj, Thompson. from Iquique for
Falmouth. 4, May Is lat ~ =. lon 81 w.
Bark Windward (Br). Baker, from Dublin for United
States, June 30. lat A. Ion %.
Bark Emma (Br) Cox. from Sydney, CB for Baltimore.
July TO- lat 40 80. Ion 6S %
BARK Harriet Hickman tBr) Smith. from Greenock and
ordered to -. July II. of sydney, CB.
bark Columbus Ger Ihder from Rotterdam for Phila
delphia July IL. of Capes OF Delaware.
Bark india from m--, July IA. OF Cspes Of Della
Brig 9 Robinson: from Messins for Philadelphia. June
Is. LAT ~ 20. lon ID ~
Schr Atkinson. Young from Lisbon for Phiadelpta
July IL. lat % 80, Ion 6S 30
vessel showing signal letters AGTS. from Havre for
New York, June - lat 45, Ion g.
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OBITUARY.
JUDGE MICHAEL CONNOLLY.

JtDcE MlShAEb SONNOLLis
Michael Connolly, better known to New Workers as
the big Judge" died yesterday morning. The de-
figured in the politics OF this city about
thirty years. Few moro generally known
and he leaves behind very large circle of friends
Nr. Connolly the county Of Cavan Ireland,
sixty three years ago and came to this country when
about twenty-three years OF age. He began lie in
humble way cigar pcdcr; hut his genial manner
won him many iricnds among politicians. and lie
abando the Igar trade tor liquor store which he
Kept for years at tho loot OF Thirteenth street. North
River THIS popular resort, where nightly num-
Der OF select friends gathered TO hear Big Nike play
tho vohn sad rcgse them with quaint stories Later
lie conducted the brewing business, in which he made
money In the days OF Van Barren aud Polk he was an
active politician OF the Eighth ward and associated
with men like ajor James Conner, father OF our pres
ent shern and Colonel James Delavan. In 1888 he be-
came captain oi police IN the Twcpty-sccond ward,
the of all ms subsequent political trumphs ard
Justice for the uptown district and twice reelected
as the Tammany Candidate He subsequently, ran Tor
Mr. Palmer republican, but defeated by Mr.. Kelly,
who had majority OF about lV. 600 HIS next repusc
potca life when he ran Tor Comptroller against
Richard B. Connolly, Tamnany, and Richard Kelly.
republican. The Judge always maintained that he
beat his namcsake aud counted out The majority
OF Richard II Connolly as declared was only 5000
O'Rren aud defeated In ls6s no
ccycd the Tammany nomination Tor Register
and defeated Horace Greeley, the standard bearer OF
the rspuH lcans. by So el6 majority He al this
time police justice anu instead OF resgning he held
both Offices aud drew his salary for them his old
opponent. Richard u. Connolly, paying his vouchers
la ls.. received the Tammanv endorsement for Con
eress ia the Ninth district against Msisb. republican,
and would doubtless have bcen elected had not John
Hardy been put forward by the rammany party 10
divide The dsinocraiic vote and defeat him. Mr. Mel.
lish was elected and subsequently died IN Washington
Shortly after this defeat the Judge abandoned politics
altogether, and, purchasing "a ixrm at Essex, Conn,
retired to H. He has spent most or his thrrc
since 1873 Judge Connolly leaves but one child, Mrs
John W Heacy, who Will inncrit a large estate col
lecied 10y rugaliiy and speculation Ia real estate.
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A TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR
DEFALCATION.

A DISCOVERY OF DEfALcATIoN by A DECEASED
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY AT PITTS
BURG-pIsMAY AMONG NUMBER OF MxR-
CHANTS.
PITTsBuHG, July Is, 1876
Since the appointment and induction into oflce OF
United States District Attorney Mccormick, an cx.
animation of the records shows that II. Bucher
swocpc, cx-united states District Attorney. now
dead a dcfauter TO the government Of
s2o,Uo0 II appears that number OF merchants
OF Pttsburg during swoopes term were prosecuted for
vltiaton OF iawsof dsposng oi goods wthou.
proper ievonue stamp thereon. judgments were OBJ
tanned aud amounts with costs and commissions paid
to swoope, who uappears pocketcd the money instead
OF turning over TO the United States Treasury aud
District Attorney not authorized to receive
ior The government aud as the government is not
responsible for his financial acts there iton TO
collect from the unfortunate appellants the amounts
standing against them on the docket they have OBJ
tanned rule IN the United States District Court call
ing upon the government to show why the
judgment should not be marked satisfied " Mr.. Nc
Cormicg holds that the Court has power tho
premises settlement Of judgments obtsincd by the
government rests solely with the Treasury Depart
ment ~ WashinGlsn.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIxF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July l6--l A. N.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPPIcER,
WASHINGTON, July l6--l A. ~
lro6dbittueS.
For New England and the Middle States, generally
clear and cooler weather northcry to westerly winds
in New England and northerly to eastery winds the
Middle States and slowly rising barometer
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States clear or fair
weather and slight rise in temperature, with south.
east to northwest winds, rising barometer the At
antic coast rising followed by falling barometer
in the Southwest with local in tho interior the
last named district
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, light easterly
winds veering to southery, slight changes in tempera
turc rising barometer and partly cloudy weather. with
local rains in the western portions.
For the lower lake region, clear fair weather and
lower temperature than Saturday, with northerly to
casterly winds and rising, followed by falling ba-
romctcr.
For the upper lake region, the Upper Mississippi
and Missouri valleys slowly rising temperature east
cry 10 southery winds, falling barometer during the
day and generally clear weather. except possibly local
rains IN the Missouri Valley.
The Mississippi River will rise slowly bclow Mem.
phiS
The New York herald., 1876-07-16

Steamer Acsdia (Br,, Craig. Loudon-Henderson Bros
steamer oder Ger, Leis' Bremen via SOUTHAMPTON
Steamer Colon. Grimm, Aspinw..i-P.ciac Mail Steam.
steamer E.n. Br; SAMSON. Port su Prince. savanlla.
steamer Cisopatra weir Port Prince-Murrsy Ferris
steamer Tybse KusAl Port Platte Css Domingo, WIN
s.es%er City ofNsw York. Zimmerman. Hav.ns-F Alex
steamer Liberty. sundbsrg. Havsns-Jsmss 4 Ward L
steamer State OF Texas Bolger Galveston via Key West
steamer New Orleans Dearborn. New Orleans-Clark L
Seaman
steamer City of Atlanta. woodruff. Charleston-as W
Steamer Benefactor. Jones' Norshead City and VII.
minrtou. NC-wm Clyde Co
Ste smsr s..n WSisSsy Hae,: B".son-H D%ocs
shin Dragon tBr), NcCiernon. London-Grinnsl, M,-
BARK Luz tBD oldrive. Bristol, E-Gso Bulley.
BARK Crsisoui tBrj. Durie Dundalk i~Funch. adys 1
BARK Rohes.y CSor), Iversen. cronsadt-Funch. Edys
BARK Fri (Nor), ostsrsen Gothenburs-Louis Tetens
Bark Ferraro Secundo dtaD. Russo Answerp-Dni 4
Bsrk Scotland CBr), wetmore Rosserdam-J + Whitney
bark Ivy .sP, Ga%,p. ssn..qd.s Sspsin,
bark Virginia L Stafford CBr. Curry. x.rseiis.-J W
Brig Camille tBr. Craig Cork Falmouth for orders
Iosicsno dtaD. GehOrro, Cork for ordor.-Lauro
Storey Co.
Brig Morning Star tBr, Borden. Cork for ord,rs-C
Bertaux.
Brig Martha Brady tBr). Brady. Cork orders j
whitney Co.
Brig Lena Thurlow. Corbeit Havre Brett Son 4 Co.
Brig Helen Holmes Eidridse, smyrna and Constant
nopie-Miller aoughton.
Brig Harry Stewart. Larrabec. Santos Richmond
-Parsons h Loud.
Brig Aida Smith (Br). Smith. Hsifsx, Ns-J Whit
ncy Go.
sch Florence Rogers. Horton. Rio Jsneiro Santos
Thos Norton a Co
schr Msc,s REYNOLDS westerdyke Lagusyrs and Porto
Csbeilo-Dailett. bliss 4 Go tcleared 14thl.
Schr Addc l. Bird, Laury. Montego Bay Ja-Overton 4
Hawkins.
schr vesper tBr), Asmus. Long Cay unsgua)-wilson
Asrus.
sehr W IL wotterpoon tBr). Pet,is Windsor. Ns-D
schr Katie Ranger. Martin st Augustine-wsrr Ray
schr II Barrow. Taylor. Fernandna-van Brunt n Bro
Schr w II Card Foss. jacksonville II W L Loud a 10.
schr y W Borneil. Bonnsii. kichmond. vs-slaght 4
Petty.
Schr Sabao. Ingalls,, Mxchas, Me-Sinpson Camp Co
Schr tIuntress. Sprague Boston-Chas living.
schr j A Hey dcn Green. Portland, Ct-Cxrtwright 4
Doyle.
The New York herald., 1876-07-16

A CARD FROM Mr.. OLNEY.

No. 2o6 BROADWAY, Nnw YORK, July Is, 1876.
To THE EDITOR THE HgEALD:--
In your report, the third page of your paper OF
this morning, OF conversation mad with by Of
your reporters last evening there is which
quires correction The consists in the omission
Of the important word ''not' before the verb bc
viewed. What | said was this:-"Hcnce when the
resolution was offered amendment to the regu-
lar resolutions thought 1t better that the occur
rcnces ~ ST. Louis should not be reviewed at the meet
ing OF the General Committee inasniuch a., in my
judgment. they were not calculated to promote har-
mony In the committee" &c, &c II you will kindly
make this correction you will obige your obedient
servant, PETER B. OLNEY.
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SAILED.

Celtic tBr) for Liverpool City OF Chester )
do SPAN tBr. do: Co!omco lBp, iIulI Gresham (Brl.
bremen Oder fGer) do Acadis (Br) Glasgow rique
r H.vrs: Esaa .Br Port au Price &c clcop ira 90
City OF New York Havana; Liberty, do: rybee San DO
mngo. &c: Colon Aspnwal &c; State Of Texas CALVES
via kcy West san Jacinio savannah City OF
Charestou: Ben-sctor. Wilmington &c. ,ew Orleans.
New Orleans & knight Geeree,own, DC; Old Don,",
ton Richmond. &c ship El~eil San francisco barks
Sargent sydney NSw; Asyab (tsb Queenstown or ral.
moash: )ipIo" Brl, Leith: Washn gton (Ita, Lisbon;
Deset Dusrovscki tAas). Cork, Atlantic. Barbados.
Wind at sunset. N; At midnight. calm
Bsroussssr ~ sunset. Dvs; At iO:30PM 1904
The New York herald., 1876-07-16
THE SARATOGA INTERVIEW.


EIEuTENANT- GOVERNOR poRsHErMER AND HON.
JOHN MoBRIssEy ON THE NETTING BETWEEN
GOVERNORS rILDEN AND HENDRIcKs-wuAr
WAS TALKED ABOUT.
SARATOGA, July Is, 1876.
The sudden departure OF Governor Tlden FOR Albany
last night doubt that had finished the 'sbig
talk' with Governor Hendricks At The depot Mr.
TiIden expressed his great pleasure at meeting Mr.
Hendricks first because OF his extremely and
agreeable manners, and secondly because he gained
valuable information with regard political affairs in
bis (HendricksD part of the country. our
Governor really intended to combine business with
pleasure at the Springs, bu; he found many friends
here ready TO make hs stay holiday that he decided
to 10 back Albany get through with press
ing business.
prrricrLry
The HERALD despatch about the meeting Of tho Gov.
srpors was eagerly read here dav. Tho real
discussed at the conference undoubtedly those
hinted at therein and conversations in the hotels
here this afternoon couGrn my hrst Information
whatever difficulties are to be overcome, seems that
The financial question will be boldly dealt with. al
though far this will satisfy the party
possible to say Hcndrcks seemeth perfectly
easy abou, the natter as though he ies certain OF
avoiding conflict OF party opinion.
WHAT LiErTKSASr ooyERNoR poRsESINgE SAYS.
Lieutenant Governor Dorsheimcr Ger. ainy covers
the Governors retreat well. As your correspondent
iclcgrapncd yesterday, tho Governor was extremely
,pioma,c in reply to questions as to the tenor Of
The conference or interview with Hendricks, and his
lieutenant Is almost reserved that Is IN regard TO
the ..cading points" Meeting Mr. Dorshcimcr to-day
askc him what the result OF the meeting He
replied hat II In public matter, so FAR
as to possess any special importance He did rot think
Il would even interest the pubic And, as " to
reduce the nesting OF the ST. Louis nominees to the
level of a casual greeting in country hotel, he de-
claroa IL was but private talk over the condition OF
AFFAIRS, a democratic standpoint. East, West and
south. Mr. Hendricks related what tho chances OF
success part the country, the doings OF
shs republicans, tho organizations Tor shs sanpaign