The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27
THE CANVASS.
The Political Situation Reviewed
from Saratoga.
THE CONKLING-M MORGAN CONTEST.
How the Republican Gubernatorial
Nomination is Received.
TILDEN AND TAMMANY.
Wirepullers' Gossip Around the
Springs.
THE COMING DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
William M. Evarts Proposed for the
Reform Nomination.
TILDEN AND TAMMANY.
Wirepullers' Gossip Around the
Springs.
THE COMING DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
William NJ Evarts Proposed for the
Reform Nomination.
sAnArocA, August 90, 1875.

Never before in the history OF this famous summer
resort have mary politicians congrcgated around
the springs during the past three weeks The bal
Ance Of the month will DO favored by additional dis
play OF political banners as the Democratic State
Convention assemblies here Wednesday next
having completed their nominations, as far as State
and national offices concerned. 60 into the
canvass with compact ranks and firm leadership Tho
representative on both sides at present Sara
soga view tho nominations OF Edwin D. Morgan and s
g. Rogers excellent The result follows that the
democrats will be put upon their mettle to
place in the field on Wednesday q ticket
which must compare favorsby with that OF
their republican opponents Several republicans
among them General Arthur. District Attorney Phelps,
ex-Police Commissioner Gardner, John J. O'Bren and
Dthers remained over after the Convention They In
tuIged freely In mineral waters for the purpose of
,ooling OF the hot blood engendered during the
They talk OF assured victory in tho future, and
eel that "the War Governor OF the State Ut New
York, )" as Mr. Phelps dcnominatcd Z. d. Morgan in
placing tho OF that gentleman before the Convon
sion tho strongest republican candidate that could
be placed before the voters Of this State the
1th OF November.
MORGAN AND CONKLING.
Rumors of a political bargain between the above
gentlemen floating around here. Such combna-
tions II they exist are not likely 10 be mado known,
aud havo been unable TO get ut positive statement
~ to their nature Mr. Conklings term as United
States Senator expires in three years II Mr. Morgan
s elected Governor, tho choice Of new Senator will
all upon the Legislature during his term
Of Office. OF course, the republican Gov
ernor, should tho Legislature belong. to his
side, will have good deal to say about tho candidates
II ''grace. mercy and peace" have been the controlling
sentiments OF the late republican here Morgan
II is understood, will throw his influence for Roscoe
Conking Politicians look very fur ahead, and such
bargain Is not unlikely. Tho friends OF tho dstin-
gushed Senator might insist upon such bargain but
II Is urged that tho gentleman himself would not thus
''soop to conquer in such controversy. One truth
ID apparent however that the victory Of Morgan will
place him vt tho head OF his party in tho State and
That tho machine in tho event OF republican success
must run In different direction after the 9Th OF No
ycnber next
AoRGAS's STRONG POINTS.
The public record of Morgan since his rst
political h!e considered by republicans
hero strong guarantee Of lis election. Speeches
=. the Convention by George William Curtis, General
hartndao and others clearly demonstrate that the red
nag is to be huttercd aud issues brought prom
incnty to tho front at every possible opportunity by
repubncan orators IN the coming campaign Dangers
from Southern war claims will also be harped upon.
Mr. Francis, permanent chairman OF tho Conventions
raised this terrible ghost In his opening address He
prophcsicd that in tho event OF democratic
claims would come before Congress from Tho South
amounting in the aggregate to n much larger than
the present national debt. This to be very far
fetched idea Mr. Francis anc his colleagues evidently
want the public to believe that the democratic party
upon again securing national power after sixteen years
OF defeat, will Immediately sct TO work to rob tho
hv "a hnie In FIR tho of tho
Impoverished Southern community. Thcu the peace
policy OF Samuel j. Tiden contrased with tho deeds
OIL New York's 'war Governor" to be ventilated
nigh; aud day. Some of the republican leaders
10 forget that the day is gone By Tor Bringing the
changes" from war standpoint The MASSES OF the
Eeop.e want bread and butter, employment and re-
ducoa taXati0u They seek to put stop 10 public
stealing They have been satiaied with the ''bioody
ures Let the republican orators remember these iacts
aud the example sci al saratoga ast W Wednesday will
not be followed the pubic platform during tho
naming Two months oil the canvass
riLDEN AND TANMANy HALL.
good deal OF discussion Is kept up hero among
politicians as to the inactivity Governor rilden ia
solving the local difficulties OF his party New York
sity IL Is Understood that this State will prove
the real baltic ground of the natiouaI can.
Ii the State Is lost through the chickering's
and jeaousIes or democrats within their own
line, II is claimed that no ono viii be much
blame as Governor Tildcn himself Tanmany Hall,
under tie leadership OF Mr. John Kelly, has bitterly
opposed h,s nomination Tor the Presidency Tho
eaed II he before the people of the country
then sunragcs. JOAN Morri,sey now says that Tam
many cannot be trusted with tho tickets election
day. Two thirds oil tho present Tanmany Hall Gen
eral Committee are Known TO be opposed ut heart TO
Governor rilden They went 10 81. Louis and shouted
of their boss against Mr.. Tiidens
candidacy Now this organization oil cohspirators re-
Minis IN about exactly tho same position II did
On the evening OF tho Goth of Juno last at ST. Louis
Kelly 10 still us acknowledged leader tho machinery
the party New York city in the hands of
traitors VINO will sell out the cause Tllden mess
nj patt IN he no oil crS ID nj
kIdGcy, who bitterly attacked rIden around the bar
rooms OF ST. LOUIS, sti leaders in their districts
and stand among ,he close advisers OF Kelly No
sooner did the last named gentleman come IRON the
turnoiis vi the ST. Louis Convention than hc took the
tram to Saratoga aud held council vi war; offensive
and defensive. with Amasa J. Parker J, V. L. Pruyn,
Canal Commssio Wright Augustus Schcil and Other
"soreheads" Schcil was chairman OF the National
Committee ana received vigorous boot from the
frenis vi rilucn. re Is now the warpath. Whatever
th.t amounts 10. lie Is supposed TO be kellys my
candidate" for the Slayorauy nominaton bext'iaL
These the class oi men who now coutro the
democratic caucuscs III fammany Hall in behalf OF
Samuel j. Tdcn. Docs tho Governor imagine they
VIII be faithful TO Their political lrustsy such view
OF AFFAIRS Is against human nature, as ucvcioDcd IN The
political Character pointed out some iime h,nce
low thorough reorganization OF falnmany Hall night
be elected. \ majority OF the Sacuems could order
new election OF the General Committee Faithful men
might thea placed IN charge o; the distrc,s Tweeds
former allies and ' cche- could be got rid Of the dis
reputable individuals who mako trade vi politics In
.ne various ASSEMBLY precincts would next step aside
Mr. Ilidsn can easily procure majority OF these sa-
ehcnis--seven are all that VIII DC required-to
perform this work. Why does he not acs prompiiys
WHIT would john Kelly or any oil his gang aniOuut 70
II they were turned out of Tamnany Hall tomorrow
They could not control corporai's guard AT the
ballot bvA Therefore let Tainmsny be strongly reor-
gaiizcd Abolish the council OF ITS society;
chance The name VI the organization 10 the "Den,o-
cratic County Committee; ,pcn wide tn: doors Tor all
good democrats 10 enter BY this means alone can the
Interests o Samuel j. Tden Presidential caudi-
date Ue protected. Our Willy Governor may procras-
tOn long in this matter the adage OF Abraham
LLcoin the folly OF swapping horscs while cross
In streams VIII not apply here II the horse at pres
en running the Iarnmany machine IS baky aud stub
born might be well TO change HIM Tor a more tract
able animal Tldcn has the power make this change
and he may regret his inactivity when 10 rem.
edy the ev.
apRoir PROGRAMME uSNAsKEp
Talking with prominent politician. thoroughly
alive To situation, obtained from him the follow.
lag interesting views on the Taumany situa,ion:--
ssgu~ anmany local leaders who nearest to Mr.
Kelly dee. "a sign ncaut manner that they will
HIM