The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29
THE CONVENTION IN UTICA.
THE CINIL RTN0 ACTTVFLY At
UORK 70 DEFEAT cor. 1ILDEN

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UORK 70 DEFEAT cor TILDEN
secret Of John Kriiv- Opvo@it o. to the CHv-
crnor { robnbtr rriuuph sf thu t'ovrrt or
over Roth things An Excoiien Orporinniv
for the Rural Democracy TO Unload
ALRANV, March 1.-THE Republican Cow
ycition being out Of the wav, the question to
what the Democrats will do at Utct On the "jtn
Of next month IL now coming to Tn" INT.
That there Ia most determined en- ~ 10
orcvent the delcs ton to ST. Louis FROM being
pledged TO Gov. rlilcn ia nndenia,ie' ma ihat
,mona those who are working to this end are
many mon VINO h We In the p,'t cN 'rted con-
trailing ,un i.nrc In tre management OF tr'-
hutntrv conventions aud ctucusrs ~ t' " "7-
ire d. I. also beyond DISPUTE. rn"v ~ ABOUT
Albany aud conn icutly predict that Iilen VIII
not have afty delcl ic' IN the state Couvcn Ion
and that hi- n itne will not even be neutlonci'h
w, National Convention. But - lookinf th''n
over ard seeing us VINO thcy re. and 90 King
for the motives witch actua'e thor hostility 10
the Governor one can nut he strIca with the
fact mat the, are mostly the Same m'n VIII lat
yo,r Loudly proclaimed th'r intention To be
rilien In the convention fr re III "r', AMI
falling IN IN 4 did oil they could m ~ IT loi'i-
lies. on election day, ~ defe the D'n1crltic
n >ct. II IL 10 no iceahla that .mong them
arc ~ the chiefs of the defrnct C.nal Rnr'
Killed by Tnden, Wh', ne one NJ them his
sail, "Uil -et 40 ni-ht- an bleed freely To get
rr'l win that ODD cAss who b rs kil'c me parry
in ~ EFFORT t. ~ ~ himHf Pre.li'nl' Inf
iu % VINO = ~ NJ 40 dnuut believed th0' ne
u If the Dcmo,r tic irtV M tui. ~ re VS.
rcutrc % thu t'inh nd iHniui Rings.
= 90 kint II Va"Inluv r,ninds IN" thtt ~ =
opruututs of the Governor are srr tiy "
ov' the ncfion ~ John Kelly at the meeting {
tn state Central Committee. Tnev earn htt
DENY, and win sani a delegation t. rtica rom
l.Nl = ID
civ, hi u tnc dclela' =. 4 IFS the are positive
" give them strength an u-h in the { 'uv N
ton ~ defeat any attemp' e. pl-drc the dele
" ion for rldcn, and some even 90 80 lar a. -
saw that N q '. seymour or Judge Church VIII
the,n san he endorsed ~ the choice Of the New
York Democracy tor Presidtnt
TN CovERNoR's FRGrNrs SURPRISED.
To say tina the course .rur-ned nv Kelly and
the ratnmtnN memf crs 81 the state Committee
az the recent gathering In Alh ny wt- not "A sur
prise to the friends Of Gov. ilden would he 10
III itm.d the Cove ruor or his iiiend- II equally
hout foundation. In tact, prominent
Democrat from the interior Of the state this
week a sured me IN TN t., furaI districts the
nanc Of iammany II III was fully as obno xlous
- the people az that 81 Tue Cina ilns' ana " u
once neraine kn"wL mat the Governor was
ag lin n hitting rawmany. n would nring HIN
more strength IN thr country than he would lose
In tne civ II New York.
In explanation OF tine course Of Kelly and
Ia nmapy iiall II IL said that the d feat uf that
ore ni1ttinn in the city last fNl i largely
ch reed to Gov. lilden. the story goes hat the
Inumany managers. sceins how STR n-ly the
tie sitting AZ inst them In the city, cx-
torted promise from ~ en- Tn I ne would
speak ~ the gre 4 rttthcttiou meeting IN am
~ any HAL ana that IN the rour-e, ( ~ speech
be- would endorse tdumauv ~ the Simon-pure
a. ,t.n n ifs t5ndtd,i,-. Not ONLY was he
a. CO. ut-, hut be WIS also go induce Gov. Sty-
mour tc No hacWl.e. IDe result Wis. Il Will tc
rem"u brred. that butl thrs' gentlemen uent
aud I,mtnauy ,Vas % 81, defeated.
kcLy was very ansrv tnis iiu'e Of the
charges the defeat of hi- c4u.ii4t.s t. This a.
ton. BE TINS = 10 may. 70 l. certain That u the
Governor aud hr. seymour hii d"re Us H. lis
Ni.tcd them to, not only Iammam u i',l nt
the entire state ticket would II We ben dc
WISE roRr1norcur
lhe,e it on good autnort that Senators Nor
r'-- nd lXb' Recorder II -ck 20 and other
esans ' II the the efort All" Of rammlny 10 10 eet
suci % recognition & the raiilcat meet
q. IN a. ~ srstand yciy Ot-tinctiv that II they
dad ANY sucn thing no b llnts for the ID FmD-
era o State ticket Should be run out OF the
t,yr- which they cuntr II d on election day.
Those gen lrnsn were wise enough To zee {
iuch iring might result disa-trou.ly to tho
Stte rrket. md kept tncir tuger. entirely out
Of the local hght. never ON e aliud NJ TO ~ Inc
result % the 81, elton she we'd the wisdom Of
ticket Teen barred out Of Morrissev's boxes
In his district al ne II would nave been
not safety Kelly, w1o red less for the
success of the state tick I than Tor the triumUh
uf lhmfuauk Hal, ana no u W TANKS ne sees
the opp rtuutty u punish nlden for not help
Inv min IN the time Of ms ne ID.
But john Kelly IL not the man TO lock horns
with any prospect ~ success with ncle Sa rmv
Hud the chances re more than even that II he
does so lac viii get a worse tossing Than lie did
last fat At the best It j Claimed that there "a {
MT more than tLirty u the one hundred and
tweuty-cight Assembly districts in the ~ Re In
which tie Canal Ring AMI Auti-rilden Demo-
crats are known 10 nave any strength, aud even
Ia some OF those the Governor beat them ily AZ
Wire-bullinx last year. Supuoslng. as the friends
~ ~ Il n I lf del
egates to the state Convention should be In fav, Z
Of hlden, ma that thu re suolld as undoubtedly
there VIII, be- two sets ~ delegates from tue
CltY Of NV lurk-the ldmmauy delegation op-
posed to luden. and the Anti.ra nniauy dele
ptIou for him-is there any question nut tnat
the friends - the Governor IN Iuil tie y mt cd
ana lammany Hall lett ont IN tue cOldT There
would 90 fact be better arguments for such q
Iruceccln- nan thee Was tort IN. SUNNI iri hlcA-
tns out flom the tuuNculun ~ the Anti iii
may deesAtes last u. for have not tue latter
demonstrated ui the last clec,io Tat they are
ana Jrty Of tie party In the cry II New York
DLPARIED FRAGRASCE.
Tn addition T. this, AS above stated, the rlraI
ptWOcr Cy complain that the ouiun which at
cues to the name OF IantnanY Hul Is one %
tie greatest urawO. cks they have to contend
win and they WI be only toe 81 d Of an op
d ne wiih fcty 10 the party. Ihef CT That the
Ai..- l.mmany leaders are understood To hive
aurc.ay declared that In the event they are no
e.. oEullea ia the next convention Oy the ad
mission II eitutr tire whole or nall Of their del
o. sion. their tgut shall not here fteT be con
hucd u the local candidates IN tue Guy OF New
N.ra. VIII also have mucn TO do ia forcing
rec. gnl ion Of their claiu.s. On the wnule, II
bc-lLs to * N,ry much ~ II solne one Tad
a tr y to catch John ktily aud lamuany
II o., uG tleY are very lilleb to ue Dagged.
Prominent Democrats are nov at work endeav
ouug 10 h.rLunizs the differences between
I4uWanY AID Anti IamiranY, wItn as vet small
Prospects oil Success. Kelly refuses to me- oil &C
ou any terms nut an unconditional surrender L.
han ana ABSOLUTE control Of the oig aniz zion
nll p.trunage; while the leaders on the OthrI
tldc insist IN It Kelly must step down ana out
ana ais, abandon 'lamlndny Hail, with a stipula
lNh tuat hcIuafl Ter 40 sOcietS uf organilutiOn Il
taI' zine snail re; resent tue Democracy VI tue
tiN e New York.
th' Assertion having neeu made that the Gov
tnnr wls opposed h the stale Convention be
iht u'l4 10 Utica, have the authority .. gen
lemau who Was present at consultation Win
Governor the niglt betpre the meeting O
llr r tie Committee, for saying tnat MT. lildef
himself named Iuca bs the place where lac
w. ld Ike u have tne Convention held, aud II
W.. we'll understood That his raasons ihercfOl
r.. That here the inf ionco Of both Gov. Sey-
unur nj senator Herman would be brought Ia
h'h1 To- iis favor. Ihis sounds little strange
taken In cOuuec ion with the assertion 50 per
e.' nay uut forth 10y the Auti-lild Demo
rrat., that Mr.. Seymour Is secretly opposed (
tNe GuyctuOT's Presidential aspiration, anu de
snea 10 ue the standiTd-bearer himself ono