The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-29

ing mp whatever few political crumbs lett or that
distinguished gentleman after be has been scaped aud
roasted alive at the St. Louis slaughter house
TALK or cHiEF JUSTICE CHURCH
To night the political situation remains IN the same
uncertain state, ant nobody can prophecy with any
cegres oil certainty The Name OF the successful cand-
cate The afternoon and evening brought Henry
L. Clinton, T. d. Gale, Police Justice Duly, Major
Quincy Alderman Mooney, Bernard Reilly and a lew
other lanmany Hall men. They talk up Judge Church,
and insist upon 1t that he the that ought to
be nominated. To-day's editorial in the HERALD
explaining the uncertain position which the Chief
Justice would be placed the event Of his accepting
the nomination has thrown quite damper on the
active movements OF thnt genteman's Trends
THE ANTI rAMMASy ELEMENT
is represented by Enamel b. Hart John D. Coughlin,
jerome Buck, Senator Bixby Senator Mnrrissey, ex-
Sheriff oBrien and several others Their headquarters
are located at Congress Hail.
OTHER ARRIVALS.
Doc Dennis OF canal contract fame, Is also here, at
the Grand Union. aud favors Judge Church. Walter
Church brother OF the Chief Justice, has been at the
United States Hotel since Friday last Senator Herman
here tomorrow morning
WAITING FOR NEWS FROM ALBANY.
No well founded indication has come from Albany as
to tho choice OF Mr.. Tilden Uniil then all must re-
main chaotic as lar AZ speculation is concerned Ru-
mors come thick ana fast from The State capital as TO
conferences bong held In The Executive chamber. at
Congress Hail. with Judge Church IN the parlors OF
Erastus Corning, and at the residence OF j. v L.
fruyn.
ARRIVAL OF THE BOSS AT TROY.
Mr. John Kelly came up 90 the nine O'Clock tram
from New York as far as Troy, where he got on II is
SAID with the intention of going back to Albany mme
datey.
DISTRICTS STAND
number Of delegates from remote parts OF
the State have arrived, but they seem TO be
sl at TO the coming man." Win
Kings county ievorDg Dorshemer, and his
county, Erie agans. him; Nagone's
district for Hewitt part OF the southern tier Tor Pot
ter, some OF the ant-rammany delegates for Green.
the up late hour TINS evening Is consider
ably mixed.
A delegate hints that Mr. Tdens handwork IS thus
plainly observable 1t commended that he wishes TO
mix up the campaign for the nomination. III this intri-
cate manner to bring up the dark horse al me
last moment Wherever resolutions were passed or
instructions given IT is conceded that the willy Gov
ernor was at the bottom OF the movement
poRsHraER's CHANCES.
J. Stanley Brown, secretary OF Dorshemcr, has just
arrived and gwen 1t out that Governor Seymour has
written letter support OF the Lieutenant Governor,
which viii be brought mp TO morrow by Senator Kerr
nan. II tins story proves true Dorsheimer must
in a the winning horse. Herman and Seymour speak
for Tden Ex-senator Canning declares to- ght that
he knows from the best authority that
Judge Church Will not accept The story
relative Dorsheimer is dscrcdited by rome,
While others believe 1t implicitly In the event of the
ponderous Lieutenant Governor receiving The nomna-
tion the slate, II is rumOred will be fixed to give
Abram y Hewitt the second place on the ticket These
the statements and rumors freely circulated around
the Upea States, Grand Union and Congress Hall
hotels tonight In the meanwhile the delegations who
have put in an appearance rest, IKE an expectant
army, upon their arms, waiting for the word OF com
mand from their political chief, General Samuel j.
Tilden.