The daily gazette., 1879-06-03
SECOND EDITION
Oar New Ysrk Letter.

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NuW YosK, June 3 lSIS.
4 n \ not necessary for nsto lssu yos
tsse - lsst i've or three days hsvs nssn
,hoe soss In our city; for you AAvs nad
-s,s emrhst,c dsclaration Of that fsce
= ths hest which hss also vlasso ye1sI
di,," " Bat It will take sometnin& more
thss he atmosphere Of yesterdays And
te.day 70 excel the heat which osrns N
r. hssrte Of the Democratic pohacaa1e
n cisy. THERE'S word muoh ueed
On ne peninsula to express tls ssass
- condition Of certain thinss which are
hadly tangled. mean "nuas MM
thss word In the ssnse In which many OF
your people use 1t, just expresses NJ
condition Of the Democratic party -
rev York especially In this city. Il y
In . "muss" and think tho most whols-
.oms lesson which could b given 70 It.
would be BY the National Convention Of
ths Democratic party, ignoring its ex-
,sssnoe "A 4 Democratic State, and nomi.
n.ts some statesman for Presidept who
f, resides outside Of its limits and Who %
no v.y ,dentifi fied with iu pslilioiaas nor
ipausnosd By them. II such . neDinar
ron il made, believe tho ticket cAn b
slscted without the aid Of New Yoek
A., and then perhaps our politicians wiz noa
ssums TOO much. Had New York pom
ticans controlled tho last Repuhlis
I'm Convention, their choice would AAws
been beaten, 30 great . vote tnes the
EleCtoral Commission weul1 nave uoen
pOwerloss to have seated the nominee oa
that party.
the d smOcratic party In It's next n Neo0n-
nj contest, aud that nominee should b
from this state, the two factions which
aaht each other here, with more tntenat-
n than they do the common enemy, Will
e srrayed against each Sther, In the
Nauonsl as we'll as IN the State contest
ana the Democratic vote Of this city vii
nOs b. polled within 5000 votes Of II
strenagh. There ID not to-day In m
country . more active and enerSets
Dsmocrat than John Kelly, uniess y 4
Edward Cooper. Either Of them WIN d.
al In their power to slect the DemecrAt
10 ticket unless one or the otoer 81 tnSs'
factions makes 1t, and then the defeAtot
man will do perhaps less than nothing
vhile the successful one will do NO NOR,
than he would, for q candidate iron
-. some other State. Mr.. kelly's follower
are men Of strong political pession an
nNr. Tilden should no the choice OF tn
Democratic Convention, twenty thOoa
aud Of them will either refuse TO vot
atall or VOTE for the opposition candidatt
II Mr.. Kelly's choice, who would be an
New York statesman to beat Tilden VI
nominated, then thousands 0f Mr.. HldSn
admirers, to teach Kelly that he 10 nj
King I would either not vote at all, Il
WLaa wOald BIZ far more likely in the
case, would vote for the Republican ~
didate
That is which call "muss" and tn,
is the condition Of politics in this Stat
Mr.. nlden's friends, and many Of COoI
er will attempt 10 force the nOminatiG
Of Gen. Robinson for Governor this fal
and they could probably Nominate =
better man for the position, but If ths
d. the partixans Of Mr. Kelly will sure
defeat him. And if Mr.. Kslly's ch0i'
whoever he may be secures the nomin
ton, the Anti.Tsmmany party will sur
ly defeat him. II however the peop
should take possession Of the convonsit
and defeat the politicians, - they did
New Jersey when Mcclellan was nou
mated then will the Democracy poll
such majority In this city this fall that
questions AZ to which party she viii g
her vote IN the next National oonteh
will be ended. d