Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-12
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HOBlNSON RE-MOMlN&Ts D.
TIE Tam mBnyiaes WtthdssW-
Kelly ON tho EHninngs.


ESPECIAL To THE HERALD.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 18th. - The
gathering storm Trefigured yester-
day broke to-day. The friends d
Mr.. Tilden, who had determined on
the denomination of Gov. Robin
son, concluded to make the fight
with Kelly and his Tammany at.
herents this year. The policy oil
the Tildenites was 10 place upon
Kelly the onus of beating the
Democratic party this fall, if he
dared. Gov. Robinson was re-nom'
mated in conformity TO the pro-
gramme; and, in pursuance of KEEL
ly's plan, as outlined in the Tam
many address of two weeks ago,
the Tammany delegates withdrew
amid scene of wild confusion.
Grant and the Canal Presidency.
NEW YORK, Sept. l1ih.-The Tri
6,ule says: Although some over
Jealous advocates of Genera
Grants nomination in 1899 insist
that his decision in the canal mat
ter will rot necessarily take hin
out of the Presidential race, it Il
evident he has made up his mind &c
keep aloof from the whirlpool o.
party politics. 1t is not to be sup
posed that he would entertain tbs
idea of managing so gigantic s
commercial and engineering under
taking as O ship canal between the
Atlantic and Pacific if he had any
ambition or expectancy of serving
another term in the White House
He writes he has given two days
consideration to the matter. He il
no doubt well informed as to thu
drift of political events at home
and in these two days of reflection
he must have weighed the chances
of a nomination and election mex
year. Probably his conclusion wa
that o life position as head of th'
Canal Company would be more t.
his taste than four years more o
the Chief Magistracy, even if th,
latter were fully assured. AT al
events he has made up his mind
and be is the last man to wave
when he has once come to decis
ion.
Bsaine's Pior.
New YORK, Sept. 18th. The
Herald thinks, in the face of thu
Maine election and with thu
knowledge that Blaine's plan viii
be the Republican plan in New
York State this fall, and in every
Northern State heXt year, it is moi
rash to say that there will be nc
Democratic President while there
is "Solid South
Europenn Demand for wheat.
NEW YORK, Sent. 1.-THE Time,
saws: Unless there is gross exae.
geration in the estimates of the
Bulletin de ShoLies, the French pur
chases of foreign wheat for the
harvest year will be on a scale
without precedent during any veal
of peace. There is AN estimated
deficiency of some fifty million
bushels to he shipped almost ex
clusively by this country. Thi:
involves an almost incredible ad.
vance on the $500, 900 bushels eX.
ported to France in 1S77-S, even if
1t is assured that as much more
went by way of England. During
the last fiscal year the exports oil
wheat and wheat flour from the
United States reached a totaI
equivalent of 160,000,0O0 bushels
About three-fourths of that guam.
tity found its way to Great Britain
and her colonial possessions. FoI
the current fiscal year our whea
exports can hardly fail to rescf
200. 900, 900 bushels, with proper
tionate increase on other descrip
lions Of bresdstuffs.
sunGry Arrivals IL New York.
NEW York, Sept. 1ith.-Ter
families of Russian Mennonite.
have arrived here, booked for Ne
braska.
The Irish cricketers have arrived
and play their first match to-mor
row.
Rev. James A. Sturgeon, brother
of Charles II. Spurgeon, and As
sistant Pastor at the Metropolitan
Tabernacle, London, is in town.
He is connected with Surgeons
Pastors College.
SaeiRi Reunion as Cofny.d cit
New YORK, Sept. 1Oth.-Fron
800 to 500 colored persons leave here
about the 18th inst, in the steamer
Adelaide, for Richmond, on an ex
cursion, visiting relatives and for
mer associates of slavery days. The
trip was planned by some of tho
best colored citizens of this city
and Newark.
soMtinusd EaGnx of specie.
New YORK, Sept. 18th. = The
steamer Wieland, from Ham burg
brought Sl,200,000 in French and
German gold coin.
The Wesser, from Bremen,
brought S450.0O0 in foreign coiI
and bars.
The Algeria, from Liverpool,
brought 1856, 200 and the st. Lau-
rent, from Havre, 81 595, 600 in spe.
Gle.