The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
JOHN KELLY's BRAVES.

ALL THE TANkANY DELEGATES GONE-DE-
PARTURx OF A TILDEN BATTAIoN-rHK
DEMOCRATIC ALDERMEN TO LEAVE TO-DAY.
All the arrangements have bcen completed for the
departure OF the democratic Aldermen and their
guests we'll for the departure Of the 500 patriotic
individuals who have expressed their willingness to 70
to st. LOUIS and shout against Tilden The committee
appointed under the auspices Of Tammany Hail. who
have held daily sessions during the week In the wigwam
for the special purpose Of obligine all parties who
wanted TO buy tickets a. the excursion rate and who
able to give convincing proof on an Aldsrman's
certificate otherwise, that he not advocate
oil Tlden, had
A HARD DAYS WORK.
OF it yesterday. The applicants many, and the
recipients OF tickets were almost numerous the
men who paid the money down advanced to them BY
the generosity OF tho more wealthy admirers OF John
Kelly who make money out Of the public treasury by
dong hts bidding II generally supposed last week
that tho Aldermen would leave last evening and that
tho delegates at least majority Of the, would leave
on Friday. Tho Aldermen, doubt, thought Il would
be much plcasanter Tor them 70 DO the train
with the delegates, and II decided that their
cars should DO made part Of the train that would take
the delegates. Hut It would seem that majority Of
tho delegates had idea Of postponing their depar
turo until this evening, or which IL likely that
that they relish thc promised company o the
Aldermen for the last batch Of them left yesterday
morning. aud there will not, therefore, DO q single
delegate on tho Aidermcn's train.
TmE CITY DELEGATES GONE
This may or may not DO rough the Aldermen but
such is tho fact John Kelly and William H. Roberts
from the Fifth district Augustus Sche, from the
Eleventh, and Frederick smythc IRON the Ninth, loft
days ago. and Edward L. DonnciIy. from the Eighth,
went away before Mr.. Kelly Yesterday forenoon.
BY the fast morning train the Central, August Bel
mont from the Seventh district; William G. Whitney
Mr.. smythc's colleague, from the Ninth; Potter b.
Olncy Mr. Donnellys colleague, from the Eighth, and
Mayor wickhan, who is Mr. Scnsirs colleague, from
the Eleventh. and Manton Marole who Is the colleague
Of Edward Cooper, IRON tbs tenth, who left Wed
desday, lei: lor the scene OF action Mr. Fox left
Tuesday with the Brooklyn delegation, aud his asso
ciatc, = Cox from the sixth, will leave Washington,
II Is understood. tbs afternoon for st. LOUIS So 4
will be seen that there 10 = single delegate In town.
Mr. Perry Belmont, H. ". Dlmock, Dock Commits.
sioner Henry Havemeycr and !. j. Snead accom- paired
tho delegates who lei. yesterday forenoon. senator
Morrsey and several Of tho anti rammany leaders
alresdy on their way and moro Of tho order arc to
follow this evening
large party Of gentlemen friendly TO Governor TIL
den lcft last night VIA Tho Pennsylvania Railroad
ImVns nI KHAN JosspS Bums"tasI ar,es
Power. Townsend Cox ex seuator Jacob A. Gross C. q.
IngersoIl, J. A. Bes, H. l. Coie c. A. H. Bartlett John
A. Foley J. Ackert, u 7. Burt i. i. Paris, Frcd-
erck X Halstcad, Joseph Boswortn, Jr., John Nc
Gown II. b. Tompkns and d. H. Williamson.
ALDxnxExs rRAIx.
which leaves TO. night 10 be- gorgcousIy dccked with
flags. and the Of the which they will occupy
TO DO embiazoned with sign bearing the
words 'sTammany special" The locomotive, 30
his admirers say, Is 10 be . byaud new one
lately chr,stencd Jonn Kelly In honor OF a
gentleman VINO has had something to do with city poi
tics for time past The Aldermen who arc to 20
on the tram Colo, Gumbicton. Guutxsr, Keenan,,
Mccarthy, John Rcy. Bryan Reilly, sauer, Scery and
Shields The invited guests Henry A. Gumb etvn,
Police Commissioner Nichols Edward Kearnry, Hugh
FerrIgan, Peter Gillespie, Tyler Kelly, Ed Donohue,
JE (; A. n. Purdy, J. J. Mooney, AichssI CaLsAn and