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gentleman, "but his brother Henry will
probably attend.''
viii his brother Henry represent him In

the CORRESPONDENT suggested. "Perhaps Mr.
Weed wit be Tfiden's most important repre-,
yes" the gentleman slowly replied
tsfr 1Tead fs : warn, friend Of Nr. Tiiden's,
and it is more NJ than ~ iikely that lie will be
given as much authority to act for Mr.. Tilden
draw authentic 81 14A' 1'-A@ '1 "'N1 '1"''
@aT ~ dnn!t hu .nnrehena snch an occurrence. ~
the t,entIeman @ @cantionsIy answered: ssbut II
is Barely possible that he viii pull out,
= candidata FOR the mast fnnr months lfr.
Ti1der dns;Tes % mnifr IN % t}'e Democratic party
ahnva ali fhInps and he has tl,at mora al
.4eart than lis candidacys'
Th;s % deciarafion
WAS SOMEWHAT ASTONISHING
to the correspondent: but he soon recovered
from his surprise snf1c1ently 70 INQUIRE, al
the outset did Mr.. Tllden desire the nom1na-
fleof IT is to be presumed that he did, )" fne gen
teman rather dryly replied
What caused him 70 change M, nlS Mhau ~ L.,
II don't know that pc has. saiu ane een- ac
teman, nnolng tnat 1e - h ae - =
a cont;nnad. @ = oit il heca,sa he is Satisfied
thot r. ;s fnr tho interests Of the party.o y
With wiz !. slight touch of irony tie gentleman
tSat 1,e has ereaf many nnfaithfui friends.
Snma nr ar cansnTesj hin fnr not taEine the reins
ohis n his avn hands T and putting Himself in the
rha;r 1 ot +ha iast Presidential electinn. That
natter matte = rested ste W entirely with Congress: Tie
G, Gnmmfssinn W. vera fhe first IN chsrge him
ritR cowardices - ' A@S'
rden sSe fsaafs af 5 Peaecfa1 @ o Would not
nmte 6a On % Pc %6eia 6a';ave be wonM He
aate " ial!m ~ GeSse ~ ,,nso ne Moui ~ canyar-
qqattn,s ~ - attor t,ar r be ehon16 se,,d an
nnn1aannd n Ga1ar,t;na to Cfncinnat1 and the
Nationei Conve6tion shonld 10 declare in favor
~ ", I'M f mT ;a,, 1nos ana1rered IN tre pera1
H. NJ: ama5 W. h;s aenani,nons ~ ia
1ns;ffon nh hv nr ren'apEinr .The 5reach must be
osln9n % ~ M tSath' Earde NV that ~ ehnws thot n
itefsa 6s S wiling Il @ tazAfos to num- A' sn'"' '
STEP DOWN AND OUT,
and illustrates, as I said before, that he has
the interests OF tae party more al heare than
MS own nomnation; :, :, a.. ,.-.o.,,o,,da,,+
oH aIe aMale, sa.u eue t.a ~ rnn
uaa he!1 ;S1 M'1 T;daa atp. - 4 81 Us e'
his H1ends VIII. noE consent END 20 .,;o.1- SUI
fend M and y 90 not tor az IN
M deq s@p 5 Saf ae 46 can 1 to
nominated"
10 you imagine tha1 lliden MlH aitemR. d,s
to ssnd psdge;dd deega.on eag to n1aih;v
don't think he wants pledged delega-
nqn, though many q MS so.calied ~; warm IN
friends call tor one don't thlnK 1C Will pe
possi194e e 10 @ sena pieageu opngstlon y IL
"v91u pG WY ,' ui,cenah ~ & - =, ~
nlcn 90 Hou tl1nk VIII oe n tts44n H. iaa,
!oI1ty IN ne i Hta1e Jonsen9nn 5f, n3 lffoen II
OF ~ any; III, liuen sn ugleghst ~, zo,ooto.
- NJ & ~ uSlEu XIV ~ maie d.s,i+I ~ s-d a3uanl
TON NeM ~ 1oIk 1ly are aomiseu alao he;1 E1sGn
lea1s IN me temporary organdnaat1on. 1nen
9o4isS.th si! r. " e1c.uslpx MuuiH na.T
~ W., u ~. e i.te aat - ~ 1a t,aau
tase th,;d 1nse daen edesit oiI a. vn h ICY ~
a9g.I. angu1u oT eoa'es.e "uu.1 n u1 +har 20,
Iii oen,a LINE ,,1,eontne,ai ~ ~ boea go terad 4ha
r: 80 III IIr1 - IeS-tne xa ~ ~. ro<-,,io-
5eiepstas and tfev viii come. 7 undersfand.
ancontesfed They will come under the
Cassidy resolution adopted in the Rochester
Conypntion. The Irying-Hall delegates will
be accompanied by committee, who will
confer with the Tammany- Hall delegates.
Tammany Hall does not propose to be regu-
lar. except as Ta1nmany Hall Kelly may
sttamnt to ~
c.pr1rrp arr.r ro.,uprr7or
o,, ,, +.;,a ~ .a,1t-,.o a;..,.;.tz H., ;o;,;,,p
ali, i1 heu s .nd ,a,u eaoxi1 ~ n1acee oagat;ons
Win ~ au ~! sS911f ~ p1acS ~ uHtet 1s.o HiI
R8onoanesd T aa nus 4 - tea45y n n i
aaa t,nga. non n.,r orae au uns' - xiv
1na1 ,rsil oat -, +h.t NV Thsr wifi shnnt