New-York tribune., 1876-05-20
AGAINST TILDEN.
DIsCoRDs IN THE DEMOCRATIC CAMP.

DIsCORDS IN THE DEMOCRATIC CAMP.
THE LEADING DEMOCRATIC ORGAN SWINGS OUT
from ras y T. Wo,id Nav 10.
The Grophie of this city has apparently been
interviewing DIR. August Brmon and asserts that he
fvors tie nomination Of Senator ayard at -; louis,
This lii civ enough to he true for 80 TAR ~ we can
learn tree ~ no Democrat III tie country East
West, North S0utn. who does not iavor ,ho no
self, who has made aud who Is likely to make no sign
whatever the subject 1t indmbabie ihnt rsoo
mfndlng the nomination of Gov TiIden to the COnyen
ti0n al ST. Louis tie Democratic party OF New-foIk
simply affirmed their conviction fhat tue need OF e ny
a Prcsidentia domination ut st. Louis Which shall
meet the demind of the American peonle Ior a. NV w
of our National Affairs. Senator Bayard's career re-
enforces the pledge given by his coaacier OF
affairs should rho management OF National afiis be
given into his hands. In rs fidelity to tie old Demo
cratic doctrine of sound currency he has never fal-
tered for an instant IIs convictions on financial dnes
ions firmly rooted in Lessons learned long ago, ana
perfectly understood In word his record Is one whch
must give even the ADVISORY Council" assurance OF
equal to the nations emergency II the AovlSo nd rs
ready to give their cordial cooperation to the Democratic
party OF the Union I'm making reform r'aty
FERNANDO WOOD FAyORS MR. BAYARD Oh
JUDGE DAV $.
From IN Intsrriew IN The Hathnore G1Z>os.
Although citizen OF the State or New
York naiuialiy have affinity with my State, YET
do not think that success in New-York Is Dependent
upon our nomination OF any candlgae IfQ, ai,. 2H a.
visions which exist in the Democratic party there that
uneAccpOnaDlc ClnO1ite MOI living H us DO'uciS
would he certain to carry the STATE man any one
who resides therein. However strongly we may be az
tacned leading statesmen, cardor eompcls me 70
admit tlnt the animosites which have been engena,rea
by their participation with the internal s'iuRSc WIN
eradicate even at the polls at Presidential election.
herefore in the interest OF success, TANK tnat Tue
whose public and private life IS beyond reroacn ana
who will recognize the and tho platforms ot
we can do better with him il Lc lives outside of New
York than il he resides within tn ate. II e Vest
mir sucbo rcns |
York By over 10000 inJOrIiy Senator Bayaiu sthhus
excce lcy well He is nigh toned. with porsonai ana
pub life without bpmisn, ana would De Us strOhg US
any other Eis;Ciu man who could he named III IS loiy
say HIM that ne comes from small state is sucn
man ns nc belongs tnc whOie country III conc usio
would say II the West should present WIN any dt
gree Of unau nifty the name OF judge David Davis anu
hc should be mated, In my opinion he "Oud carry
thrcefolrths oi tie electoral vote o. tc Onited St
for that, while he Is thorouth DrnOci. III
line with the Democratic party, Lo Is thOICGshJ uhas
sailable.
Ex-Gov. SEYMOUR TO THE FRONT AGAIN.
If in the opinion OF Il majority OF the dele
gaon Gov. Tt, most avaaoio man. lt Is thsir
duty 10 pr sent his name 70 1ne as Of inc &
cgatioi Of the opinion int Gov idth cdhnOt c"ln
nand the support OF ts united democracy oi LIS state
aud tna Gov Seymour can, II wiz be the duty solemn
oUlig Oi tie at Of the Delegation To pltseut tc
cra il, the s. att who doubts tie ability Of Gov Seymour
to unlie tac Democracy MI Jacobs si,l he u ln
vino commands The respect Ol tie EePGb leans dnd VINO Is
Icvercd by oycry Democrat. No one Questions MS Pe
aud ulsct,sn motives, his exalted patriotism anu nis
.i- Ii StatesiIans.lp one uOuhbt thtL WIN
leader the Democracy OF The Empro State wonld enter
the com n. contest with AN enthusiasm aud confidence
tnat or itself would be a prestige of success
THE INFIATiONISTS ENCOURAGED.
from TIE ca i!np! E4gurer -,
The Endorsement of William Allen by the
Democracy ol Oniowho diner httr save IN possessing
NOR cotigr rom tne Democracy OF the Wtstwas tie
dcatlan,l sam 1IIcn. Ii is ionEd th1t the Denoc-
racy tho West really controlling the voie OF lhe parry
W ~ not tolerate a lull!UIis- nUDcytndi's lool, of
t~oiaeed man upon the oyer,oplnS tonc, ONO rs
would have been for lildeI, or another l. % io
tr.ckser The Deatnss OF the heart OF the Mest nave
been heard Let tnu sgcksrs ior sues % i % W. Wes
push the WORK Tor William Allen Lrt the south r"IneH
Der that DINO il the battle-ground. AID there Is bope
CONGREssHAN LAMAR FOR HAiARD.
Cyr.espod,nos Of Tae BltnnoTe GaIHe. >,
Congressman Lamar of Mississippi thought
that G.v. ihdn aS wti is others nlnu @Cu,u & n'anr
can iii ,ie aud he OF eDtaDgng alliances than
candidate larger state but be would una island
cLanoes in tne Convention. But II might Do SAID thal
while Bayard frvn snd s'ate. hc had the halioi'
Tor his c.n,tltGrLcy.
A CLAIM THAT THE NEw-YORK DELEGATES
ARE UNINSiRUCIID
Mr. John ID. Townsend, one OF the Committee
lc-o.ut!ols IN tne uuca COn'enioA Las "fi'oh tue
following card:
"As Ue IuGGO Courier constiucs The language us'u
In the resout adopted In the Utica Convention a. an
instruction, IN authoritative ana M qniEoca ierhs' ia
Of Gov Illdcn. and one with no del tate c0'!
cDnstre Otherwise permit to say that such vas II
the understanding of 1t defined IN te cOlihccfOoin
T the ncn.rrs % tInt Committee opposed the conclud
lux section FIRST for fear tat II niSh pe
construed instruction 20 tac Gclegatts, VINO
thought should c.er the Convention entirely hnpc ged
and untrammced; and secondly, because WIS Oh tne
opinion that HOIatiO seymour ana ga lou r.
brcn stood too nigh Democratic leaders In t!s SiHo
be this quietly ignored 10 NY nist ol9tcuon IL was
crs no In the favored tlc fcsoluilUsas as
adopted that the language was not INTENDED O1hefwist
sfrncd JOHN ID. IUwSsLND.
Ier- York; May IG 1876"