The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-23

Hamilton and Dayton derst and escorted,o
their headquarters q, the Burnett Uen,c
The Tammany men number over Gy. INN
died. and are accompanied by the Seventh.
Regiment band.
CINCINNATI HOSPITALITY.
The home club welcomed the ,ipnf,,ot.
Club. OF Indianapolis, 300 in rumber "15 5
the $50 OF The Randall Club, OF PhlI,da1t
phia, at II O'Clock this mornlny-fbe D..
mer arriving BY the indianapolls. en-.
natl aud Lafayette railroad, and tho L,,o.
coming through on the Panhandle. rs.
several professions were viewed by ,hn,'
sands Of people packed on tho i,eet. H.
sardnes in box. The Tammanv a.,
made quite an exhibition OF bim,eli IN a.,
open carriage with liyeried driver. Tie
Randall Club men are in the W,l.
nut-Street House, and wear ey,r,y,.
CANT badges aud uniform dro..
Of dark clothes, white hats. KID gloye,
white ties, and badges. william Nrlfri'
lin, q chief marshal, i assisted by a core,
differed as committee Of arrangemepi.
as follows: +. A. Dayeit, corrcspond,,1
secretary; Harry Harden, financial .ecre,
tary; William Davis, treasurer; and i IN,
Donabue, X. s. LISTER, and George II. ;,og.
man. This evening the club asspmb'., n
the Walnut.Street House at : O'Clock. md
preceded by Curriers' band, marched +,
the Grand Hotel, where they rendered ,
serenade to the Pennsylvania delc.a',,
What can be done with al who are bcra 4.
perpleXing question.
r,,c vlrcfnIous
New York World Of ye,,efdayl
Major Daniel, the Confederate l.l!.r ~
the Hancock boom, was solemn, n . Er-.
ginian is apt to be, a0d he i typic.l Xi-.
einian. in bue-black br0adclotn, Wlfl DC,
and features cut 10 an m edge. 3ud .m o'h
black hair rolling back. All the military
men took a serious view Of lie ,o.d,y.
There was an ice-pick on the Tablet nav
have been the ice-plck. d" II they nOmlpeie
President in there" laid a man 80 b.
came away, at will be by accident" A..
other man (Wallacc Of Penn.yiyana AZ.
pearcd 10 be o! the same frame. not nrye
and not military-lOOking, with ci0,n.clpDed
red side-wbiskerS. He watched tai, man.
agement OF the Hancock boom with ca.
rious deprecatOry air. "NO." >aii Wallace.
" am for Hancock. but with posi-.
| bic look at the ice-pck-"I am pIyingno
attention TO these Details
The Field boom, which wa, br0u ,ht hrre
in sections from Washington and ST up ON
arrival. is doomed in great spreading
room at the Gibson for the better c4u,e.
nipnce Of sOutherncrS--a loom emily lor
the most part, but sprnkled today Wtb
waiting delegates hearing one report 4nd
another OF Fields strength. Further uo
town is the business end OF Field, boom.
Beverly Tucker IN c0mmanG-a Nu..n1n
OF thirty years training in polite, DO %
over-manipuafe. but in thi, matter ,u.,o...
| full. Colonel Washington j. smother Nir.
ginisn i'm the same work. There age o:lor
booms and bOomlcts. Jewctt has b.. bead.
quarters, but fen votes ~ YET. and s con.
| SpicuOuS mainly in hiStor'c, Oh tie wills.
| The cOmmttee-rOom begins 10 oc hh l.si.
quarters for English.
Tiiden's Letter "a Masterpiece.
Howard Carroll In New YORK. Ti.no'. Republican,
Ii is significant thar the closes. fri.nJ.0
New York's cx. Governor, and me u..u aho
have been most intimately a.soc.i'c. with
him, have been very frank In the statement
that no letter Of Withdrawal Wblc' De- might
write would take him entirely ont Il fAe
contest. Ia fact, their theory, open. IS.
pressed, has been tna' letter from linn,
declining to De q cand. late for tlle 'r...
dency, would. thirty d,ts after 70 Boz, ...n
received by HE Democracy. mlnr hm '.e
most popular msu in the latcd >,fe..
| | think Il is very safe - a.. mo
that the reyulsiOn OF feeling n hi,
favor, which might b. produced iy
the pubIication Of such l'tef. wl.
expected 10 Cccur very mUrl h..fc
the expiration of the thirty day. lb0re
are one or two people here wn0 base LAT
! long and inlimstc experience Wi'I 'ae
astute and willy Mr.. TIden. They aui'c u
this view OF the present situation. Their
theory is a. follows: Tilden ,.w tif a2
was besten for the presidential nOm,u .'n.
as was huTriedly outlined Ia these depr'cl,>
! last night. lie became convinced tina .ul.c
new plan OF action must be decided up1n.
As result he caused 10 be circulated .he
report that he had written a letter declining
! TO be a candidate. STILL further then 'bi',
he caused that letter TO De read 10 hi. .lN-
mate associates OF an honest character,
who. knowing him well, might Il uht
his sincerity. All this be did, NOT Wl,h
any real desire OF Withdrawing. but for the
purpose OF exciting sympathy in lu> De-
half which might bring 10 hlm The o'ucg-
wise impossible Democratic nomination..
| This theory is not too far fetched. ~. NJ
| den is equal to the most subtle Of -carmt-,
and TO procedure the most mysterious. Ia
| fact, rs far a. can be ascertaineG tonight Tue
| plan OF his personal agents here i q q
| tInue the story that he positively declines %
| be 4 candidate. AT the same tine, ana Upon
the ground that he doe, 80 decline, these
| gentlemen will cOntaHc 10 ak Tor INN
| Il much larger complimentary vote
| in the Convention than he would o'utr'
wise receive. This vote having been
given, the letter Of Withdrawal. Wl'cI
IL undoubtedly a masterpiece of pAiho'
and rhetoric, will be presented 10 Tie
hone that through H. agency such Iu
enthusiasm may be created for Tidcn l>
will secure his nomination by popular
hurrah. Ii this be indeed the theory upon
which the Democratic "0ld Man II Tie
sea " has caused to be announced That DE
would not accept the nomination, Il mu',
| be admitted that he has builded almoN. .c'-
| ter than be knew. In fact, - b. been
| minated, there are to-day In Cinciuu1i a.
| least fifty delegates TO the National COn'a'
| ton whe hsve heretofore expressed thr~'
selves A. strongly opposed TO the candidacy
| OF Mr.. Tilden, but who, since the tax u
his withdrawal, are loudly in hls favor.
How much sincerity there is in their V.'
fession remains TO be seen.
Bayard No Bureau, No Barrel, No
Boom.
| If. W. Daws0n's special In Charleston New
| Ii is conceded that the Democrats must
nominate a ticket that will carry New YORK
and Indiana. and mike Connecticut ana
| New jersey safe. No man has yet b 40
named, unless il be Randall. 10 whom iA'
two factions in New York would have gwen
their whole votes. This. At least, /, the -"
York view OF II. II Is urged. al,o, tii' Nl