New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04
[BY TELEGRAPH To TIE TEIDUSE.l


DAY-nENDgICKs's "REPEAL LETTER" AUrIEN-
TIC.
BY TELEGRAPH To THE TEIDUSE.l
SARATOGA, Aug. 3.-The delay in the letters OF
Gov. Tden and Gov. Hendricks, their curious att
tudc toward each other and their political records,
are almost the only topics of conversation here
among politicians of both parties. The following
letter. written to an Indiana Congressman, may be
considered as authentic:
INDIANAPOLIS Ind, July q, 1876
NY DEAR SIR: \ repeal Of the resumption clause in
almost any form VIII elect the State ticket aud carry
tie Indianapolis District II to obtain report nom
the committee It be necessary give the assurance
that It shall pass without amendment, that assurance
Should be gwen. unless the c0nuiiGn or gtllncaton
repeal l. not very Important, for the people ui,
derstand tie difficulty Of obtaining an unconditional
surrender. II is not Objectionable To retain per cent OF
gold H. the Treasury Cannot aud Others who are
in favor II repeal unite in giving the committee the
assurance Of passing ill "a reported, II tat lie iccts
sary 10 carry q rcpoltl Tue repeal is the important
propositions the form is not SO important Truly, ,,s
Gov. Hendricks said to-day that he wrote such
letter but does not remember the exact phraseology.
lie supposcs however, that the above is anthem
tic copy he denies that any correspondent has
seen the {, 4 Of his letter of acceptance and that
the dispatch in The Phiiadipha Times, purportng to
give verbatim extracts from his letter, is not auher-
tic. Tie Tines correspondent says he has
" seen the text ami SO lie did. as
other correspondents have seen il, in heap half an
inch deep on Gov Hcndrick,'s table. GOV. Hem
bricks stated to The rETHUSE correspondent four
days ago that hc had received ell from The Phid-
dcphia Times correspondent, who had brought let
tcrS of such KIND that he woald have furnished
him SYNOPSIS OF his letter had he not absolutely
refused give il anyone lie inisTJthlt extracts
in the so-calicd abstract made ~ from a re-
port Of a speech made By him in Philadelphia, and
from other sources H. denies that what opinions
in the article happen to bc lis presented IA the
same form in lis letter.
Tie publications Of the last few days are not cal
culatcd TO inspire Gov. Tldcn with confidence in the
financial company he is keeping. and more than that,
GOV. Hendricks is suspected OF being disp!rGscd
with the delay occasIouel by Gov. Tildcn. II il
known positively that Gov. 1ilicu has been the one
To ak FOR delay and Gov Hendricks tine one 10 grant
it, II i also suspected that GOV. lHfcn
has not taken Gov. Hendricks INTO his full
confidence regarding his future campaign plans.
Gov. iildrn j. managing personally the prep
aratious for the campaign IN this state, ana
Is said 10 hr &Jcctug Democratic congressman.
A. this could hardly please Gov. Hendricks, poti-
cal sensation !, not unlocked for during touofToW',
interview between tho candidates. IL !, learned to-
day that two-thirts at GOV Hldcn's letter will be
taken M with a discussion u the financial question.
One who aiuus 10 have seen the text Of ms letter
sa,s parts Of il read like q classroom lecture on
political rcoLuHy.