The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-22

pa August % at Saratoga to make the call for the
Convention. In the HERALD oil mat date the CON-
Tildcn men Under Inc latest splexion OF the tight
they may be set down as follows:-
ROBINSON
Dist
2-wilIiam d. vecder, Brooklyn.
3-Wiliam A Fowler, Brooklyn.
4-FrancIs Nolan, Brooklyn.
l6-Daniel Manning, Albany.
l7-samuel O. Gleason, Troy.
Isl. N Finch, Glen's Falls.
l9-Danel Ma2one. Jr, OgdeEsburg.
e0-Samucl A. Busl, South Balslon.
Rl-W. W. Gordon, Delhi
23-Jsmes McQuade, Utica.
2S-Edgar X. Apgar, Ithaca
3l-trank w. Foreman, lie Roy.
33-Charles ). Cary, Olean.
ASTI-RoBISsoS.
Dist
John II. sutphen, Jamaica.
5-Henry A Gumbleton. New York.
CD. W. Rhodes, New York.
7-E. ID. Gale, New YORK.
s-Edward l.. Donnelly, New York
9-Frederck Smytnc, New York.
1O-John Kelly, New York.
ll-Augustus schcli, New York.
40 c. Z. Childs, Jr, sing sing.
13-C. II. Evans, HUDSON.
l4-Lewis Beach, Cornwall
IA II. Crosuie, Lowvtsic
2l-W. A. Poucher. OswrGo
25- Edward :. Jenny, Syracuse.
p6-ucnry Stowell seneca Falls
Y7-I. b. Faulkener, Dsnyile.
oy-C c. Is. Walker, Corning
sn-Witiiam Purcell, Rochester
RI n lockwood. Buffalo.
CONTRASTING DELEGATIONS
IL IS well Understood that II inc committee remaius
IN The same position until the election of temporary
cnarman tor the Convention, and the majority OF the
delegates favorable TO the anti-Tilden- johnson
interest," then no possible chance exists for the nd
mission OF contesing delegations from this CITY
cent as matter OF concession from rammany. These
contestants come from three anti rammany organiza
tions-ihc New York CITY democracy, under tue
leadership OF ex-senator James O'BrIen; the New
York county democracy. marshailed by ex-senator
,FraucisM Bxby and ex-Surveyor Of the Port Emanuel
i. Hart and the democratic organization Of the
county of New York controlled by Mr. Edward
sioner Campbell. Nelson j. Waterbury, Asscmblyman
games Daily and others. Those tbroe organizations
wiz send sixty-three delegates, appOrtoned between
,hetn 10 contest the luures victory with the
many braves AT the Convention OF 1876, IN sara.
Iogp, one-tnird OF the ant-Iammany delegates wero
admitted seats IN tho Convention This concession
was made, however, upon PRIOR conference with
TammaDy Hall IL Is exceedingly doubt ful nj me
present lime whether such will be
fer,a,ned Tor i moment by rammany at syracuse. 1t
was then a Presidential yenr, harmony being looked
Tor evervwherc In yisw OF the ovcrshadov wing i'm.
portaucc of elsctirg the national candidate OF the
party To-day the controversy Is OF an entirely different
character, although the leaders In Tammany might be
induced 70 hands with certain opposition chiefs
by reason of the uncertainties OF the coming local
canvass. with three well equipped democratic or
pnnizatous against her Ia New York city with many
Republicans threatening serious revolt OF tho
runaing of II straight ticket with three OF her most
prominent officials Sheriff, Register and County
ClerkI in imminent danger OF removal, Tsmmsny
may we'll pause AT Syracuse IN her path OF political
pstracism when the question comes to be argued be-
lore inc Convention Com nittcc on Crcdcn,ais as
the entIre rejection oil the auti Iamrany delegation.
Some OF the democratic leaders and newspapers
have recently called attention to what they call the
''law OF the democratic psriy'in connection with the
admission OF delegates TO conventions. In 1871 n
re,outicu passed BY the Convention Of that year
rs foilows.-
Eosoived That hereafter delegate. shall be received
from the city OF New YORK member OF the state Con
venon all hrv- been elected by the Assembly
several counties OF the state ana that he shall present
certificate Ct election from said sOnysno9 o, The state
organization originating with the denocrsuc vs.er'
which separate and and have relation
only with the state Convention And ,as, IN ,hs ss.n
sha separately called and es>h delegate shall individ
uaily answer 20 his name
ia discussing the Importance and bearing OF this
resolution tho anti fdcnncs IN one OF Their papers,
acuy "that delegates regularly elected and duly cert
fed by Assembly District conventions whose organi
zations In relation with state conventions
Tgbuuliy be denied admiitance to and participation
In the proceedings of the state Convention by reason
OF my claim their seats presented by persons rep
other Assembly district conventions whose
organizations are not In relation with state convsu
.ions For III be once admitted and settled that any
Irregular organization send delegates state
convention 10 contest the seats OF delegates sent by
regular organization and deprive them OF their seats
bud votes until the delegates whose seats "a.
contested decide between them. there is nothing TO
prevent the sending o. coniestipg delegates from
every OF the IFS Assembly districts OF the state
and consequent confusion ana chaos, nobody being
LETT to settle tho disputes oil everybody IN convcn-
tion.'
IL such theories to he carried out then the re-
ports That Tammany meant 10 get up contestng dele
cations IN many Of the Tdcn districts so TO ex.
cude tho regularly chosen delegates, and thereby
securo a majority OF the Convention at all hazards,
are absolutely false
GRACE, MERCY PEACE
rumor was circulated late yesterday afternoon
that a compounds was likely TO cnsue between Til.
den a nd Tammsny: that the outlook was decidedly
squaIy for the wigwam and It's numerous supporters
hout the State and that consequently an angel
OF peace had lowered between Graincrcy Farx aud
the Comptrolcrs offcc. hut this rumor couIs not
be su Ds antiated. Tho 'st hunt" tactics have evil
IDENTIFY very much mystihed poIiticai movements IN
ihis city Immediately PRIOR TO The Democratic Stntc
Convention. TammaDy officials yesterday expfessed
themselves entirely confident that their leader aud
his friends would absolutely control thc Convention,
While the opposition we're equally confident OF the re-
self from their eta ndpoint
REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
Ropubiican politicians In New YORK city are, too,
he'd In suspense rs to the policy OF future move
nents until after the Saratoga Convention. Accord.
ing 70 the outlook from all parts OF the state u APP
pears that Senator Conkng will have a majority OF
the Convention. How the body " to be handled IS
another question OF vital importance TO The party.
Some allpge that all will be clear sailing at tho
! .sprngs," without wave or ripple on the political
surface, while othets affirm that tho adm ustrnton
and hnii-administration war will break out with
qucnchablo fury. The Hayes men, IT Is rumorcd.