The New York herald., 1876-08-17
p O l. | T | G A l.
THE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES.

THE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES.
ACTIVITY OF THE pEMocRA1s-TEE REruDLI-
CANS ENGRossED WITH THE auBEHaAroRIAL
QUESTION.
The utmost activity prevailed yesterday at the Lib
erty street branch office Of the Democratic National
Committee, and the clerks busy up to quite late
hour in the work of doing up campaign documents and
addressing them and putting the finishing touches to
letters of INQUIRY from local leaders in States
The business done at this branch ooe is very large
one and everything Is carried with The regularity and
precision ot cockwora Colonel Pelton, Governor
Tilden's nephew, is almost daily hand, and TO his
energy and executive ability Is DUE in large rar tho
successful working OF the business department. so to
speak, o! tho National Committee.
At the Everett House OF tho committee which
are made use of As reception rooms more than any
thing else, among the numerous callers were Isaac
+. Eaton OF Leavenworth Kansas, one OF the mem
bers Of tho National Committee and William ". Cor
don, OF DELHI this State, who VAS one OF the sccrc-
tarics oil the State Committee years ago and who
is TO be of the active workers OF tho committee
during the present campaign. Mir Hewitt, the chair
man of the Naiional Committee. arrived from Wash
ingon yesterday, and will in day two take hold OF
the helm himself and from mat time forward every
body OF whom any campaign work is expected, whether
he happens to be u member OF The committee or not,
will have to be ''up and dolng ready for any fate
There was nothing done Of the usual routine
business at the Republican Committees headquarters,
and it is the general opinion among prominent rcpub
licans resident IN this city that the conlmitiec VIII
really not yet fully awakened 20 the importance OF thc
work that 1t has TO do until Gfter the Saratoga Con
vention, be held next Wednesday,, has deunitny
the much mootei question OF the Govcrnorship
Ii would seem, IL be added Just here this
necon, that the reports prevalent last week.
among some OF the commttcemen, that The Conkng
men would be willing 10 support Morgan If Cornes
chances grew beautifully less and small By degrees by
the time The Convention met, either III founded
that result OF the primaries thus far held
country districts have filed the followers of the Tor
.unes of the house OF Roscoe with rm determination
xiii oil Morgan at all hazards Tho primaries
held this tomorrow evening Will doubt
in a triumph OF the Conkng men, ana with the knowl-
edge that they havo already OF 10 delegates
elected In the country openly Tor Cornell, while the
delegates who ara known anti Cornell men not
unit any candidate they feel that II they
not nominate Cornell At Saratoga they VIII at least hold
balance OF power which Will defeat Morgan by en-
ubl,ng all the Conkling delegates rally the sup
port OF the friends OF third candidate Ii pushed
to this extremity II is believed by the shrcwdest work
ers in the party that the Conkl!ng delegates Will 20
solid for Judge Eo6ertson OF "estchesier county who
at Cincinnati stood by Conkling till his with
drawI and then voted tor Blaine. This latter act II s
thought also will not damage the Judge with tho Blame
mon IN the Convention yet after ail.n 10 use the
words of well known follower OF Conkling money
badly wanted In tins campaign ana Morgans got stacks
oil IT, and, II nominated would probably put up Sl00 900
tor campaign purposes. II Morgan wins then 1t " III
ho his money bags that 1t viii turn the scales in mis-
favJr"
ANDREW II. GREEN FOR GOVERNOR.
AT meeting of the antiTammany associations OF
the Seventeenth Assembly district last evening
utous were adopted recommending the nomination
OF Comptroller Green for Governor.
BROOKLYN LIBERAL REP UBLICANS.
A meeting OF liberal republicans held last night
at Sawyers Hall, corner Of Fulton and Jay s;roets
Brooklyn, md resolutions were passed indorsng
HAYES and Wheeler for President and Wee PRESIDENT
and Ex-Governor r. ID. Morgan tor Governor