New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19
DIR. TILDEA'S DEPARTURE.

POLITICAL TALK on THE STEAMER.
TnE WRONG WHICH HE THINKS SHOULD DE RIiHTFD
-IHE RETURNING BOARD PRosECUuoN-DEMJ-
CRATIC PkO-rECrs.
Samuel j. 'Illden sailed for Europe. yester
day oil the steamship scytAia ana before has return IN
October he will make general tour Of tile Continent
lie was accompanied By secretary Of State John Blge-
low VINO Will be with aim during tine entire trip.
Mr. Tildcu had particularly requested That there
should be no demonstration upon his departure,
but a large numJer Of his friends were AZ the steam
ship wharf early hour, waiting 10 wish MIN pleas
ant voyage. Nj. nden, MS sister, Col Peton and wie
Miss Pcton and Joan Blgelow and wife, arrived at tue
larf at nafpas nine O'Clock, and immediately
went ON board The steamer. There several friends ha0
already gathered, among them Mayor Ely, Henry
A. TIlden L. X. Apglr Deputy-Secretary of state,
W W Gordon, OF the Democratic state Committee.
Smith NJ Wee . wife and daughter, James Mackin, ex-
roller Green, Co... JOIN Tracy, DR.. Austin Flnt, j.,
Col Rice of Gov. Kouinsuus SIAN, James 3 Dckersou,
George W. Clinton, Judge Snnou, Hiram Caikns,
Thomas Cotton David Dddley Field, cx-Judge Ackert,
John F. CoyIe hyde Clark. c. n. Jordan, of the Third
National Bank, J.mrs A. Mclean aud others Alter "A
walk the uppei geek he party retired TO the cabin
" here some title spent general conversation
Mr. Tden then came Oh deck, and stood near tn after
g.ngvay, until the steamer lett the wharf Here he
couyerseG with uu.ub.r of his fellow passengers,
among whom wer, Cyrus W. Field who, II i. reported
%
Of rapid transit This ciy, and Cortland Parker Of
Nega K Mr. Tlden ap oeared be in 20 ii spirits and
good health. and chatted pleasantly WITT all whom he
met The continual Misunderstanding seemed gratifying to
him I'M, only solictuie appearing be for the safety OF
4 lare. rose winch hi- niece had pinned on his coat.
Lam Gid to meet YOU" sad ne, 10 The TRIBUNE re-
porter 81 punish your paoe, nv re Idlns it at all
Dr-pt this feeling IL memb rs Of tue press were received
with courtesy but he begged that politics shou not be
mentioned 10 nm H. 81 he going abroad for rest
and reeieston AMI wished TO relieve his mind Of every
m NJ relating 20 the upain through which he had
..rd In spite this request however the cOnyers-
uon soon Took on political conpleNiH' ana Nj Ih4eh
vas very decided N he expression OF MS views,
:. Tue people know wei ~ anything can be known
that zios. wrong been nil CT ii upon then ana Or
once they suf red themselves to be deprived of
.nor nights, he sd " In the iut'ire t Ner can neP
ule VIII tar tue WfouS Oh tI' pas vI '"..,"I'
There Is Doubt OF tue ultimate trlu - Oi rsll'
and the people VIII punsn Tie periet4.'ns o. tnis o.
rag. lne prospects OF the DIcrtlc p.i5 VIZ ~
hrllt the people rntnuslt s'lc ANA de-
The tide of victory IL AREA rlng IL wu III tne
RAJ elsctpns, uul that VIII OILY ne sep ID tae gre
Il ht 10 made three yeas latT' ~ Il nSnI the u
umpn Is already assured. uou h1"M. 'l''
/ ought to nave anything to say about tie
prosecution OF the LOUISIANA het1in = Doa,..
TAeir nrnds were never more mistaken tIah ~ SurPo
IN tina, have becn al he bottom q" %. me ~
don. wen III this prosecution without OUTSIDE ihortf
ene tr, can be a FAR tiIa ar n Jna can b. hd JUS
he. Will take haYes's Sout hern polcY WI
n ''o,.rafs VIII stand d,m tIcy have always
dnne Thry nave withstood defeat aud endured
a. g
Re r su'.dirl. re Republican party his NJ III ulc.
r., career Tor a few years Nlll be marAed with defeat
and dss, err aud in lsS0 the organ zIlon or what 70
mains OF il. whl be completely OycrthOwn ana ne
Mr. rlden asserted that at the Fan ei ctOnS TINS
s,-1rr woulF d.. earned by the Democrats ~ IN ID
creased IN ur.ty, ami that m0crttic Legislature WIS
.s.t-eJ IL -i>4Iritd doubtful whether he shoul
re,utu in thc o. Gaze part IN thc campaign IL hau
~ iica OF becoming candidate Ior uH'od oti'e' 0en'
tor. . MI .,,od IN ,ho coprsa NJ
hi- c,yr slOn with various reporters present ana
tl IN AR OF ,ecrcsy spoke n WINS irf Co some oi MS
rri.ua THESE wnsp rcd uNcrillJho were uHucI'o"u
| tn h. IN REGARD 10 business mats n.
Jr TI,lru said t.iIt No dcihiru rlah OF uhFei h"u
beeu a. Ragged t was de,r i"J iurney a. diety as
mo- ,il e VITA Mr Isl .rJw, whO hdd brrn ap"du O'te'
and s.s familiar with tie many roUteH, ana Dot W0uiu
find pcasuF. IN revising pace oh th' oh'" Ah'5
vuuid truy,I AS seeAcd most bcnencdl ana ptfas-h'
W,,.u the bell rang Tor visitors 10 20 on shose
NJ IN zen stool 10 the mead Of IN gngwd}, hAt III Mani
!, A., , a., .,c H. end J-Dyo ~ Ia Wruth HhuIr' ~
fe,urr IN ., r,i on. c str am, 40 rt"u ng th' '
W., .,etary B,grbw waving us handk' thlrt 40 81"
mrs s ON tn. ~I until Gis. siucc render irc"shlloh
it, MSS Die Just tio i.tw,ets ,'re iiA"h va SUM -
5s... ,frfa.r pa-silger called iOr cheers 4or the
,uors4t President Du II gwen tney were sE'n
Al i-.y A. no, 20 be dirtu- ushed On tAt "hAtL LUIS
-. M. only d.InInstIIti0h attempted III &c Od'iH
lrrr was urnfIsIOu of flowers, ht1u-ht on p"'l" ~
yn,. frie~,ls of sir Iideu and Secretary biseiOw