The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-29
Rirl,mond 1ispatrll.
MoNDAY...... .........MAa ~ 1870
New York---Tilden.

nv yerdant rural ROSTERS as the voice OF
New York State. A few facts will suffice
to show the groundlessncss Of the assertion
that Tu.DEN cannot carry his own State.
We quote from the Tribune:
Yesterdays World gives interviews with
Chief,Judre Church, Erastus Corning, and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dorshcimcr, the two
former opposing Mr.. Tildcn's nomination
the first hv implication, and the second by
direct statement while Mr.. Dorsheimer
fayors il strongly. Then there was an in,
formal conference at Albany wednesday
night. at which Judge AmaSa }. Parker,
Judge Allen, OF the Court OF Appeals; John
Y. Pruyn, Ex-Governor Hoffman, Eras-
tUs Corning, Judge Miller, eN-Spcaker Lit
tleiohn. cX-i.icutcnant-Govern Beach, T..
p. Ross, of Cayuga, and others were present.
4 committee Of five was appointed to ar
range for the presence OF an anti-lllden
delegation at st. Louis. in the reports
that arc given Of the speeches 1t
is curious. to notice that these gen.
tcmcn alleged nothing against Mr..
Tilden but the fact that lie could not COM
mand the undivided support OF the Democ-
racv. Ii is worry OF note, too, that there
are no new names in this list. Most OF them
were opponents OF Mr. Tildcn before he
was nominated for Governor, because ne
belonged to different cIass on men 'tIoi, r'
resented dillefeht Gus Vi iu,'S. -i q, 49,
ta[hel, Hotn'lS, 'i;.i ;ho b.vc always
hnen ;ntrnsrIv hostile to Governor Tildcn,
and whom the Governor Invariably defeats
in ihrlr own caucu>cS. In.'..' NV 80 =,
.hNrch. III ni> me- i ,l.", ~ ;ntnmdod "a hc
s'rnn Tv H.. J,ic, Convention TO the st.
: nnis dc,ar,tes." and the delegates care
left free to act upon their own responsible
i;y.' The Chlcf-JudSc unoouplc,ls ihe"ilI
Mla ~ S,;,I ., ot' va cnnd;dsfc Should be
rrrs,cI from This Sta,e:"
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20 '',,. ''J =! >, ,,o,.t ~ tlc,o ,rers
J.;y.y.,, .foro he ,ros NAM
. fI,','' ~. nrco.,o, And vet TuDry
".''. ,.o'.',, Ca,..rn,. IL, t;i,y ,housand ma.
:s:.,. ~. ca,.o,.,,o,. ;,,.nr,ohyv dcfco,s,,
tha,o o,.oal,or. !. IN maj, c,yn cGncusses,"
Ncnd ,nor. 10 said or ,brse ,oalcor,..nts.
VII, onv truc southern man ,sT,eat their de-
ca,,.;yo ,uic.atouo,,. ~c1nprnroinor Mr.. TIL
N't''N ''''"'',---'7
DEN: No GtJfibf they will nave their ems
so,.:s,,-~-,, .I,a y;roi,i. convention next
-,,-.,,,.d,, 70 all tLcir f,IS.. statements
.,cy.ry man rcp'y-
-, Tb,; these enemies OF TlApEy OPP
roscd him in 1871, vel he WAS elected Gov
cin"r by fifty thousand malofil!'
I'd. These enemies opposed HIM previous
10 the recent Utica Convention. vet he car
,.ioI that Lo1.. &c I,r storm
zig" ''''' ''"'
u 'l,ut 1,nT ;tpE
New York avows its hostility to TlADEN.
The UorH denies it. The ErpTe$S Is
Tammany's organ-an afternoon paper.
The leading Democratic papers IN Tie STATE
including the 11rJNS III Albany ana inc Ed-
gle in Brooklyn, are nii for IILpEN. Inc
Albany Times isanew and AUTHORIZATIONS
nal. and the Brooklyn argus Is anythlngto
oppose the Eagle, the organ OF the Demo-
catic party in Brooklyn.
See, too, how the World explains Its DC
claraion that the delegates to st. Louis were
not bound TO support TlLDEN. In It's last
;,s,o;. COWS.
lss"e II says
.,i,ns In mis- stale Of Governor IiGci succeed in
proving that the New York delegates go to St. Louis
wi,h The country at large than his cla,norous sup
rortcrs well could
, -. ,su
The Herald Of the 9TH gives the follow
-. ,u,, ,.b,- ,r,Y,r,- nuobt mt IN no
ing reason Why 1lLDEN o"si9 iio' ~ 10
,,,,o;n.+ad.
i''iiiii''N"'
ipnationisis viii not bolt If Mr.. Tflden should be
noinaeu IG fnnM,a "v success bolt of
the natoniss The only WAY 70 prG nap sac ma
schism Is for Mr. Iliacn 10 eMe ,ls it iS
support to Senator Ba!ard ior an eastern 9it mo'o
follow Inc nohlllatoio Vi d iaS-ino''e! N"h"'''N'
,rLa,,o :, No ,,ro+o,cn that rrIJ DFS cannot
1nelc ~ Ho l'le'eii|' '"''' A+D4-'
oorr,, Nav York but thai he cannot Get the
WHY 49, -,
votes or the lnllatioh o'ateS'
PINT hera * something official Hon
a., Q. 1,;.
THOMAS KINSELLA, chairman OF the st. LOUIS
so,o,.,.;o,, sro,, I;iro, county the worry
ueleSatloh iloiii ihih5' N'''i''' 'Ae W.!
county in which Judge CHURCH Is using his
.a,u,oo o,o;rs+ J,1nvr ,,oc intnrvio,vnd
= ,
by LcTQtu reporter. VII. hlNSELLA Is u
,a;,o, .d;tor rprool,lrn EooIe1 m ox
leaoihS eul'oi lhioohi'h 11"?''f I'll. IN
member Of Congress, and, as stated above,
~
4 delegate 10 81. LOUIS. liear MIN:
p,u. I'LL ,, ,,,,- .,.. s,,,
Mr.. hinsG,h win .lir hihks connty Heesati9 IN
support NJ. iiiueh at ~. i;ouis c1incslis "i" III
good ftllh as wei, rs apparently .,,
host aSsuredly II VIII: a majority Oh lne Hcic-
gates favor ms nomination; Inc Convention IN
structeo lielh 10 vote Us uhlI- anu tie sahc Sph-
yention presented MT liiucn rs tlle clhiate VI se
Dem9craSy % te En- pr Ss,u IN I % xe
moi single voice raised in 6nnosiiion either i'm the
committcc or I'm the Conventions Certainly every
81 nlis delegate who was ut the same time 4 men,
look AT H. to carry the expression Of the will Of
his party, authoritatively cNprcsscd.'
.sta,. ,.o;,o. ~, to tol, ,,-h,, c,>,,,nrp could
Alter gong Oh 10 teil Why oEAMooheo"iu
NIT no unn,ipotnd aoain.