The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-26

seated on the sofa, and Mr. Hewitt, approached him
with extended hand
Il don's desire TO shake hands with you SIR" said
Mr.. Kelly.
Mr.. Hewitt was annoyed and confused
"why Mr. Kelly" he said, II don't understand
this have essage for you--a letter from Speaker
Kerr, given me for you BY Mr.. Cox"
II don't choose to receive any message through you,
sir. or any letter from your haDds"
Mr.. Hewitt dumbfolnded at this reception, and
left Kelly's room Immediately
Tho next gentleman who received taste OF the
Bosss arrogance Mr. Smith N. Weed. who, like
Mr. Hewitt has cared TO support tho nomination Of
Mr. rildcn Mr. Weed, who has always boon terms Of
close political friendship with Kelly entered the No
guls 70 pay him q OWL visit Mr.. Augustus
scheli and Mr. Kely came from IN inner chamber and
Mr.. Sche shook hands cordially with Mr Weed Mr..
Weed then passed Kelly and extending his hand
said, How do you do, Mr. Kollys" Tho boss drew
his hands behind hir and said in an insult.
ing tone OF voice, al dont shake hands With
you, sir.n
"wel," said Mr.. Weed. coloring scarlet Al the
nsrt at is . matter OF perfect indifference to me
whether you do not"
81 understand you havc been talking against me at
the ST. Nicholas Hotel in New York." said the Boss.
II won't say II you were gentleman, and II
yOu were c9paDic OF uuucT6anoiuE tue tuhs
belong to . gentleman you would have asked me
whether had been speaking against you before you
insul,ed ma" was Mr. Weeds reply, delivered with
much warmth
"Did you assal for my action in New York;"
asked Mr. Kelly
1T is now no business OF yours whether did or did
not II you had asked me the question, as gentle
should have asked it, might have answered Il,
and my reply nigh, been satisfactory. As u Is.
refuse to hold conversation with you. You may
ind ont for yourself what you want know but yon
may rest assured that Il Is tho last time you will ever
enjoy tho opportunity refuse TO shake hands with
me-"
With that MI Weed walked out Of the nutocraps
presence leaving him looking somewhat foolish. Mr..
schcll evidently was annoyed at the scene
SHUT orr THIN rsLLows.r
About noon to-day the word went out from the Tam
many headquarters TO .'Shut OF them fellows" The
persons thus coarsey referred the patriots who
here the train OF John Kelly, or rather
In the train Of Tammany Aldermen. for
Mr.. Kelly himself is a with enough solf-respect
and personal dignity TO despse tho political bummers
and bulhes who here to assist In his campaign,
and SO he keeps them at distance, turns them
to his subordinates and comes himself >
few days ahead in good company, and considerably
puts his picture the train. Thus, although
these evidently known Kely's 'heelers,"
from the assumption that they follow revercntly sub
missvcy and faithfully at the heels OF that Big Indian
to be noted that this designation has descended TO
the ngurative stage, they only the heelors Of
heclers, several degrees removed and several
trains behind They have swarmed hero
within the past twenty-four hours II
u their function to do in tho lobbics
the corridors tho Streets At tho and in
all convenient places, \ rough and hoisterous way,
that which Mr. Kelly and his more cultivated associ
atcs do In gcntlcmany manner in the parors Of the
hote--dccry and belittle the chances OF Mr. TiIden
They have dono this with great zeal They
have howcd against Tilden with the vigor OF
their throats but it was discovered at early hour.
that the Western mon can howl also. There . very
vigorous collision and reported to tie leaders OF
the Tammany campaign that the ''hcelers" were
doing HARM provoking reaction and pjurng the
cause by tho exhibition; that she Tammany
campaign was only rutnanly demonstration. Hence
the order that sent Shut OF them follows y
the order not sent early enough II al
ready high tide up and down Hobbies OF the LndclI
House Tho dispute ragged 20 tho verge ofvioence Tam
many men shouted top Of their that r,lden
could not carry his State and Western pinned
them demanded whether this not because the
Tammany men who came hero democrats would
oppose him. This dialogue threatened In many cases
to become interesting, when the Tammany men
always skulked away from IL. Tho order
10 s'shut on them fellows s. came, therefore,
AZ q damper on the ORDER OF tho 'hcelers, and
was recognition that Tammauy had found its rowdy
tactics ineffective in the presence Of the blu straight
forward manly Western fellows, and had 10 give up
It's tactIcs lest it should all tho Of It's at
tributes but by the production Of grand row. In the
corridor Of the Southern Hotel also the opposition to
Tilden was urged in the spirit OF despera-
ton that distinguished its tactics in other quarters
Apparently tho leading idea Of this opposition that
II T,lden cannot DO damaged by utilization and
noise in tho Hobbies he will be nominated tho first
or second ballot and that therefore, extreme steps
must be takcn Hence the denunciat:on and noise
is carried to It's utmost extremity; but Il
10 everywhere mot By spirit that COM
pIctely cowes IL. Tho use of Parker's name
in connection with the New Jersey vote II equivalent
10 designation OF cows, sc, on market That name Is
good place to stay and wait developments II tho
Hendricks forces will accept Parker as the second
name on their sickes Hendricks will get the New Jer-
ssy votes Failing him, the same trade will DO made
with any other man from the West As the chances OF
Thurmau improve tho Parker men viii naturally look
his way, though there who like TO join tho
namcs Of Thurman ana 1ngersoll.
-. blantou duncan ana MI. W attcrS0n 90 not agree
10 their opinions what will DO done by tho Ken
lucky delegation. Duncan Is Hancock man and Bees
al thnss tho light ofhis candidates interest while
waserson In the position with regard TO Tldcn
but even Duncan admits that Of the twenty dele.
gates seventeen for Tden. That, therefore, is an
extreme statement against Tilden in Kentucky
uAxcock's STRENGTH
Hancock VIII not get as was thought the whole
Pennsylvania delegation There In Il both Hendricks
and Tiden votes but he will have the greater part OF
Il. Hancock may hav, some strength in Maryland
he has in Virginia, and few votes in Kentucky
some States will oppose him simply from tho deter.
minstion against military candidates
HENDRICKS AND iSDIAxA-
Tho Indiana delegation is present in nll force and
naturally shout very Justify for Governor Hendricks
They arc first and last for him, and him only, ON the
ground that he has been democrat all his lifetime his
antecedents good and tho financial ques-
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