The New York herald., 1877-10-02

erablo allowance must he made for tnes circumstances
which push them forward to ADOPT such a line OF
policy. There can DC no question that tho
cratic iacIlons In this are now a,yued between
Tilieni,es and anti iTildenitcs. This comprises tho
whole hght in nutshell
TIE OR OLD TICKET sIpg
Among the advance guard With whom convcrscd
this afternoon AZ tho Dclavau House was delegate
IRON Central New York one of t.c represcntai,ye
class nave above alluded tc-sn Intimate iriond Of
Governors riidsn and Robinson. Hc had evi.
aenty come IRON tho Capitol at tho top Of the hill,
fresh from the Executive chamber and was ripe with
information as to The tonc and spirit pcrvading that
quarter He insisted upon remaining incognto as far
as tho newspapers concerned but talked freely on
the political situation. His language admirably con
light as well as the sentiments OF Governor Robnsons
particular body guard with whom the gentleman had
country. homelike style gavo 10 Tho faith that
was In him.
making Tools OF themselves. They don'l know what
they are about. They say that Governor Robinson
dictated. lie has never dictated lie only SAID, In his
officers were honest and able, and that hc thought
they ought 10 be nominated So thcy ought. | told
Governor Robinson that .. least SIX months ago.
That's what farmers all think. Our politics Just
now is tho advocacy Of cutting down axes, aud wo
change Of 'front.'"
"what do you mean by thatY''
"wc bave carried tho State on tho issue OF reform
and reduction OF expenses and tho present State o
GERS have done their duty 70 bcat them now instead
Of rewarding ,hom Tor this Adeity. wou!d pretty
ago and Sam Tilden got them out Those fellows who
had 70 step down and out about then propose 10
come back and ruin things Wocant swap horses this
fall 'rwon't do. Governor Robinson isn't candi-
date for President and asks vors from any body
didn't take he oath Of oi,ce with any mental reserva
tion. II his advice had boon takon last winter our
people wouldn't have got themselves into tho scrape
they did In whiewashing Woodn.'
"How do you explain this ?"
"The Governor told Gus Schoonmaker thnt he had
better be careful when he went the lnvestiga ting
Conmittee that the three republicans intended to
whitewash Woodin. He told them at the worry start
they could only nnd Scotch voroct, but they went
on, aud now they sec that tho Governor was right
Schoonmaker wants TO be nominated for Attorney Cen
cra a reward Tor whitcwashing woodin, I suppose
Hc couldn't be nominated, any way.
maus"
pporron the State He has obstinate and untcnabie
Aosition IN this matter such claim is founded upon
the opinion that because the Legislature has allowed
4 session to 20 over without passing . bill tho
n .ople must wait ten years moro II amt sound, l
ao 10 elect snch man 70 sce A:,orucv ,rcrn moua
-&p. do not think the leader OF Tammany Hall
could consistently support him acr what he has said
about rcapportonment, cven if the Woodin white
washing business could DO overlooked"
BALANCE THE
show to the OF atlng the bal
ance Of the old ticket and tho capacities OF tho IN
cumbenis?"
ated."
aDo you think IT'S settled tina. they will boz"
81 think ihere is no doubt OF It,"
'sY0u tnnk tho old ticket 10 the best that cou Id
possibly be placed in the feldt'
'Ceris,nly When you defeat the present ticket
contests viii end. Tho republicans don't expect 10
carry tho State but they do hope that our Convention
viii tako such action AS 10 givc them q chance
tain control Of tho Legislature"
The confidential gentleman hero lowered his voicc to
gentle whisper ami continued There is thing
that suppose ought not to tell you, because tn.
Governor told II 10 mo sort OF private like, but
think II well to tell the story at this timc. These
ticket fellows have all been to Governor Robinson
offered sell another II they could only
get their own particular candidate nominated. 1t is
really amusing"
"What do you think will be the result Of the Tam
many and anti.Tammany tights IN the Convention ?"
.Tammany may only got halt vote In this Con-
vention. good many will be Tor refusing hcr ad-
mission at all Ono thing is certain; 1t won't do to
Campbell, Abram :. Hewitt and a that class OF mon
to bc entirely disrcgarded. The people In the
heard tho death rattle last fail In The tnroa. of tHo
rariy the only comforting they received
from New York city came, not from Tammany Hall,
but from a poOroom. That ncrvod tho boys up tell
you, and they won't forget It, either They may,
therefore, object to giving one-halt Of Morrisscv's
vote to the man whose bet OF $l0 900 no took that
Tilden wouldn't bc elected President Of tho United
Statos."
ARRIVALS
The advocates and representa- Of the ticket
policy did not put IN appearance In any observable
SrSs un, s . the sysnanE s. e trains ron the
". Wright and a few others. Tomorrow morning
tho forces on this side OF the battle field Will DO
pectcd at three O'Clock in the aI,eraoon while
the rank and file Of anti Tildcntes Will como 10 swell
oicers at later period in the day. The new ticket
men talk boldly and confidently tonight They con-
verse with spirit and determination.
LANxyG's VIEWS
Ex-senator Ianning, who is prominently mentioned
as u candidate TOR Attorney General thinks that there
WIN be a large majority, Of delegates in favor
ben, Ontario and the whole western part OF tho
State, from which 100 delegates come, the old
with what pcrttnacity Albany friends cling
TO the idea that they Will be ablo TO control large
iority OF the Convention ! ieel confident that Allen
c. Beach will bc nominated Tor Secretary OF State on
the rst ballot The sentiment or tho State is decidedly
In favor OF a new ticket. We now want men AZ tho
front OF ACKNOWLEDGED democracy, upon whom
whole party can rely with confidence Two years ago
l thoroughly supported Mr. Tidcns nomi In tho
Convention. That ticket was made up purely for per.
sona considerations The candidates all pcrsoLa al
friends OF Mr.. Tiiden. ! thought II right then to
give tho gentleman oil tho assisiance in my
power, that he might not be hampcrcd
in any way IN his reformaory efforts. Tho personal
issue be lott out OF the There is
ton" Mr. Lanning evidently imbucd with the
belief that entirely new ticket would be placed In
the fold.
WHAT sprxoLA THINKS
The advance guard Of Tammany Hall. in the person
OF 4. B. Spnola, member OF Assembly aud ndidato
for senator in the Seventh Senatorial district OF tho
metropolis, arrived at the Deavan House this
ing. He was tho first prominent Wgwam politician
who camc In war paint feathers and shirt collar, 10
II think ne SAID, at will DO The harmonious
political body that ever assembled in this STATE and
will be moro numcrousy attended BY tho democracy
than any previous Convention"
"Why so?'
'ror tho reason TINT every truc democrat in tho
State has but ono wascnword 10 guide him
the coming canvass, Victory anticipate
disturbing element In the Convention as
have corrupt administration to lndorsc or
vonal public mon to condemn. Having got through
with tho latter omc time SINCE tho paramount quos-
ton before tho Convention Will not be in regard to
nndi dafAe Int Ia In
presenting Of bold and fearless platform dc.
nouncng the great national fraud by which
tho democracy we're cheated out oi the
Presidency in the most determined aud un-
mistakable language. Another prominent issue will
be tho reapportonmcnt OF tho State and tho manner
In which the political th mblc r,secrs Of tho two last
republican Legislatures, led by Woodin and Alvord,
have deirxudcd The people Of thcir just rights The
platform viii also be emphatic IN regard to rctrcnch
men, and in favor Of an equal and Just Excise law.
"How as TO tho anticipated aght between tho advo-
Gates Of q new and the old iicket?"
II very FREQ 10 say that think Mr.. Olcott
should DO nominated by tho Convention by acciama
tion, while have no feeling whatever. and nave
heard none expressed by single loading ramm.ny