The New York herald., 1876-11-11
GOVERNOR rILpENs MOVEMENTS.

Governor Tilden spent lhe forenoon OF yesterday at
bis house GrAncrcy square He received tow visi-
tors, because he tired, and when he get through
with lunch he took turn around 30 the democratic
headquarters Al tho Everett House. II there tho
HERALD reporter tho Governor In the midst OF
eager gathering OF democratic notabilities .They
have given me" said the Governor "a pretty larg
popular majority, something over . quarter Of .
million"
Governor Tden dressed In . suit OF dark
clothes and wore silk hat Hc never seemed TO the
writer In Amer health spirits Much conversation
was going on around the room.
"l tell you what think, said Major Haggersy 10
Judge Morris, OF Brooklyn. '.Thcre is man in tho
United States Senate belonging to the republican
party who will consent TO this outrage OF counting
In louisiana, aud that man s Senator Conking lie
stands +" exclaimed the Major, growing sloquen. With
the subject, ION the mountain tops above The mists
aud logs Of party, and he views the situation from
patr,ots standpoint"
Judge Norris SAID, "wc will submit to q great DEAL
but II the republicans mean TO count US out BY fraud
] dont think we can stand IT," Judge Norris was
counsel for Moulton and Titon in the Beecher trial.
GovERHoRs vIEw
"We," said Governor Tildcn, speaking to the
HERALD man. ''tho frey zeaoss OF the republican
party may attempt 10 count me out, but dont think
the better class OF republicans VIII psrmlt II would
be bad precedent to SGT. "
receiving visitors. senator Randolph, OF Now Jersey.
came IN and said, 'South Carolina has gone demo.
out ii they can" Mr. Algcrnon sullivan strode in
also ana asked for the news from Colonel Pelton-
The Colonel had nothing more TO give than what he
7eegrdm brought up but Mr. Sullivan said he thought
the Returning Board New Orleans bent fraud.
Governor rlden kept his seat in front Of the window
OF the Everett House, outside oil which great crowd
OF people had collected staring wildly into tho hotel
at is strange" said the Governor, show get mis-
represented / come across interviews supposed to
take place with me that really never occurred There
for instance, is one tins morning IN which am mado
to say that believe tina, that paper mentioning GER
IN hat
my election s attributable 70 it. That interview never
took place"
Governor Tldcn said rcsumi ing the conversation in
earnest accents, II do not think, considering that
have received such considerable popular majority
VOTE that tho republican party will attempt to perpo-
smith Weed OF Clinton said sit is very close but
we have carried the Union honestly and that Is tho
whole thing in nutshell-we have carried IL hon.
| esty."
MI August Belmont, Mr. Edward Cooper, son Of Mr.;
Peter Cooper and General George b Mcclellan dropped
In and deparled-Afer few minutes stay
GOVERNOR TILDEx AGAIN.
I" ! am not apArehcnsive OF tho result" continued
Governor Tden IN hts talk with the HERALD reporter
s.The popular majority must havo Its effect In the way
OF counteractng any attempt at upsettng tho honest
results OF tho election. Be satisfied with tho reflection
that tho people are too patriotic 100 inellgcnt too
| self poised TO allow anything perous to be done
anything that may disturb or destroy our peculiar
| Later on the HERALD reporter called at the Cover
| nor's residence IN Gramercy Park There was no
crowd IN front OF the dwelling as on tho night OF tho
elec.ion and The subsequent thereto Tho Cover
| in the back paror, and Clarkson N. Potter,
Abram S. Hewitt and other prominent and active men
| In the democratic ranks called upon him. He in
excellent spirits and confident that the upshot would
| make the democratic party victorious.
Tho night previous tho Governor was up Till mid.
night Then he went TO bed, and ~ slept like top.
said he HIS appearance indicated that unlike the res,
the politicians who had called to him, his mind
| was easy. .To- might said he, 81 shall retire al
twelve, and no returns shall come between me ant
| sleep, y and AS no spoke these words nc smiled.
| SHOULD THERE ANY GROUNDS OF SUSPICION oI
FRAUDULENT COUNTING EITHER SHOULD Dl
REPORTED DESoUScED AT ONCE.
| No MAX WORTHY PRESIDENT sHoULr
/ BIZ WILLING TO ''CoUNrgD IN PLACEr
/ THERE EITHER PARTY cAx AFFORD rc
| prsAProrSrED IN THE RESULT, BUT THE COUNTRY
| CANNOT AFFORD TO HAVE rHE RESULT TAINTED BY rnx
| SUSPICION or ILLEGAL FALSE RErURYa
IL 8. GRANT.