New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
FEELING AT SARATOGA.

THE WORST ovRR-HR. yANDERBILTs COURSE COM
upxprp-ANxlETY ABouTfhE ToMPRINs sQUAnE
MEErING.
SARATOGA SPRINGs, July 25-10 p. M.-lhls
sau Jrius climate aud the unparalleled facilities Of oS
summer leisure complete sedstve to perturDed
minds Even in these exciting times the VILLAGE wears
It's usual placid appearance during the day ana what
little excitement here percepibe this evening Is due %
the anxiety which listens eagerly for tdog' AMI wnat Is
now occurring at Tompkins Square. II NewYork CIV
calm at midnight Saratoga will 20 to "ed
with its mind cam for the above contingency
was the only mental reservation during the
day when men repeated this unanimous opinion IN"
game il up with the rioters now Pitts urg dli IT, New"
York State after tnat lesson will hold tne for but m
may take two weeks month to untangle the knoiV
skeln OF Labor Rowdysm. the latter being morally
to blame Then aDorng men can sum up the cost OF
an appeal TO the passion of mob for Justice"
Each passenger trim reaches this point with
the most punctua regularity, and the arrivals
to-day have been exceedingly numerous, the numbers
who have sought Saratoga on a. ount OF The STRIKE r
outnumberng those left hastily for the same reason
A fullness in the grand dningroom OF tn Grand Un"n
very large company ndulgng in the after supper chdt
on the United states ptZ tZzas ana vacant spot under
the Coonnade at Congress Hall suretes Tor the above
statement
Private dispatches have been flying fast to-day as
yesterday but press has 50 fully watched every m
that private enterprise mas
able to keep pace With the newspapers, which arrive
four or five times daily Mr.. Vanderbilt has now large
staff of Central officers about him TO confer with hut
# il noticeable that he does not divide responsibility
in the measures he orders put In execution
Chauncey NJ Dcpew has assisted In receiving and r.
,lyt n d.splichs and among tine OF er officers pres
81. .re ID ectbrs Chester ". Chapn. also President OF
D. q Il .tOu aud Albany RtlrOtd; samuel l. Vi. BARLOW,
j. mes NJ Marvin ana senator wagner 0i tlc Drtwlng
room Car Conpdny. Mr.. vauderbllfs managemeni 50
TAR l. much dis, used, aud heartily commented Tor nrn-
ness counr>S. and HAT nv tone dcptudiu@ enIlr
ruOd and Cuni iuce IN am Of to en- iOl"-
II is believed that the temper o. tue tIaln men Is 50
GOOD that r,i.ht will moving a>an On tue wnUlc line
nm two or three datss TIE duCIOrltls announce
themselves capable Of protecting tue stiategetcu
points, committee OF three from the est Albany shOp
.muiuyfs waited Alr. NandciJt VINO sal dt cpuiti
ill law ana order Iad De n r~sJOtel
Nv Depew after reading dispatches Just received
from syracuse and Albany, says III lOOAs y sqlaly
al those two points. The Mayor o. syracuse reports
that the strikers, r mob Iatner. - 80 Ois.erJde
that he fears trouble, and thy nave threatened uHt
mo- trains snail proce md light. AT West Albany
the - hands OF Tue military
IN sho, ernp,ycs nave finally declared strike, mi are
King d mon StratiO The impression mere l. tAat
tuc IRAN lands have shown Their LOYALTY by tcsuiuhS
IN Ncw-YOrK, but expresses connlehce IA tie Iall"y
Iupoyes rney, tanks. Will not he represented III tue
Tumpkins square agitation o,--
II has been a scarce OF renewed confidence
mere that the railroad strikers have reason cnOd-h
lrff 10 dlsuwn tramps aud rOughs. New
Yorkc,s were strong in expressing thei l. diShd-
non Tonight when tne rumOr came tDat CIuLeh
the uala-WuIkcts Dcef-tdnprr hdu dlNl>cu
foWers 10 90 armed. The autbO1tits are openly cen
sur,d for allowing the GemonslauOn 10 be- mai es-
riay after tc uTue movers lnslnudtcd Of thIedeheu
uat The presence OF protectors OI III" puoic peace
woald DC received deadly ihrOnt TO the Commune