The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-07
Al THE POLITICAL HEADQUARTERS.
BUSINESS GETTING ANIMATED WITH THE vARI-
GUS MACHINES CONFIDENCE ON EVERY

BUSINESS GETTING ANIMATED WITH THE vARI-
GUS MACHINES CONFIDENCE ON EVERY
sIDE-scENEs AND GOSSIP AT THE HOTELS.
business at the different political headquarters is
freshening up. The Executive Committee of the
Kelly party was In session most of the day at the
st. Nicholas Hotel, Augustus Schell occupying the
chair. good deal OF business was transacted and
progress made with the address intended for the
people of the State. This will be ready perhaps to-
day. 1t gives explanation of the events that
Cured at the Syracuse Convention. defends tho
and attitude of Tammany Hall, as being die
tated by the true spirit of democratic freedom
and independence. and points out tho al
legged empty prctonces put forward by
the supporters of Governor Robinson to
secure the SURFACES of the people OF the state.
The document is not personal by any means
some OF speeches and addresses delivered
ut Tammany Hall. Among the visitors were Messrs.
John Kelly. s. s. Cox. Sidney Nichols. o. b. Potter.
Anthony Barrett, Colonel W. =. Jenny. Mr.. A. 8.
Page. Of Oswego; General spinola and others.
There much cheerful talk the result
gard to the inspectors of election. and especially
over the Mayors letter to Commissioners French,
backing down from the threatening position he had
assumed toward that official An officer of tho COM
mittec said they had sent out, up this. two
hundred thousand campaign documents. They
had received over six thousand letters. expressing
individual and collective allegiance and support to
John Kolly. The counties from which tho largest
share of sympathy was sent were in the following
relative order -Abany. Duchess. Monroe, niagara,
Oneida, Otsego, Oswcgo, SteubeE. Uister and West
chester. II stated the committee rooms that
Mr.. Kelly would not leave on ms stuinping trip
tLro ugh the state before next Tuesday. promi-
neut visitor speaking OF this proposed tour, said;
I will astonish people here TO read of the ovation
Kelly will meet with in some parts ut the state. IL
it was only out OF curiosity people viii hock to SEQ
him. but there are thousands OF country democrats
who admire him because they believe he As that
phcno nlenal thing--an honest New York politician
THE BEPUBiIcASs
At the republican adquarters in the Flfth Ave-
nuc Hotel there more than the ordinary num-
Der OF callers. Among whom were General George
=. Batcheler OF Saratoga; General HICKS OF Plorua
cx-Assembyman a. ID. Hepburn, Hamilton ward
candidate for Attorney General) and others. Inc
visitors appeared be all confident OF success not
alone in the state but ia the nation. Mr.. Hepburn
said things were booming in the state for Cornell
that under the circumstances OF the democratic
| situation his election was simply inevitable. The
| rooms Uttered with bundles OF campaign
| edition OF a republican morning paper, anu the
clerks were busy bees mailing papers,
| letters and circulars to all parts OF the State
curious sheet OF paper, engraved with two maps OIL
the city or New York, was suspended on the wall Oh
| the antcrooin One map was inscribed rs follows:-
| showing superintendent OF Assembly districts
proposed by the anti Taminany Aldermen and
| rejected by order of John Kelly. Showing vote
of 1873 Republican districts In black" Accord
| ing to this msp the republicans should have
reason " 10 dissatisfied with the snti.Tsm.