New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18

we will have half the delegates from this State ana
the TIlden men the other half"
Some of your Acknowledgements. Mr.. Kelly are
saying that If a candidate for President Is taken
from some other State the candidate for Vice-freS
dent ought to be taken from this State"
81 think it would be a great deal better 10 s'et'
clear of New-York for candidates for either IreS-
dent or Vce-President"
1.-The delegates to whom spoke about this mat
ter were in favor of the nomination of Clarkson NJ
Potter for VIce-Presdent if the candidate for fTes
dent should be taken from another State"
Mr.. Kelly smiled and said Mr. Potter is good
man: but the trouble is just here that none OF our
nromincnt men can be nominated without getting Ill
n quarrel the Democratic factions in this STATE IL
would be charged that such man belonged 10 one
or the other of the factions. So ! think we had
better select our candidates from outside 'i'S
State"
do Won think Mr.. Tilden Is sincerely a candi-
date ?"
IL have no doubt Mr.. Tilden is a candidate Dur
ing the past two DAYS have received information
which leaves me in not the slightest doubt that His
friends will present his name"
Orlando b. Potter remarked go think shall 20
to Europe if Tilden is nominated"
WITH TAMMANY, But not OF 1T.
Attached to the Stella was the seep car Madi-
son. In this car was ex-Deputv Secretary of State
anti ilden Democrats OF the interior of the State
IN the Conventions These are men who did not at
tend fin. Kelly Democratic State Convention, al
though fully sympathizing with TaInmany Hall.
They felt it to lie impOlitic to take par III Such
bolt and desired to maintain relations with lhe
Irregular" Democratic organization OF the Hate'
At Cincinnati they will carefully separate them-
selves from the 1ammany Hall delegates. and Will
pYunise to support the nominee OF the 'ohNehtl"h'
while arguing that Tiden cannot be elected. THESE
men were to take possession OF their
seats in the Madison at Albany. Utica, Syracuse
and Rochester. The party consists OF me ion wv
ing: John +. seymour, Of Cucd, broiheT ol cN-
Governor Seymour: ErastuS Brooks ana James ;.
Thaver, OF this city; Senator Fowler OF tISftf;
Iudge Holmes of SchohanC; cx-Nayor Charles W.
Hutchins, of Utica Dewitt {. Wesi. ol L4wvlliG;
Allen C. Beach cX Secretary OF state Lew H. !
1ir"vn and .Way0r Porter. of Watcrlown; VIII |
lam j. Av,rn Of GCdcnSbu"; ex-senator HAM !
mond of Geneva; William Van Camp; OF Lyons
Cortland County; William G.. kuHr cX-judgc |
Comstock aud ex-Atorncy- General Trait, o. SyTa-
Union and .idrcrtjsr Judge Rowiey: of Rochester:
John A. Berry, Ed ar of Tie OSrCgJ Pdiidd'nm, ana
ex-senator Morn, of Dunklrk. On arriving a! IN
cinnati all OF the party, instead ct gong 10 ilolc
will enter handsomely furnished house which mas |
been leased for tneir use during the Convention IT
was stated that the men named above w3nId act
chiefly as Intermediates between the ll'dcn ana
Mi. Moss SAID; The ticket may be FlriH ana
qursiiOl-wEcre Garfield is w"ak-and Is also K00u
lard money man, winch will please me LAS. lie |
party i'll the Madison. however Will be Just az |
strongly III favor of the nomination of seymour OF
Hancock. They have weak SIDE. hoWeNcr,l"T Int-
ter for Vice President. think the candidate ior
President will b. either Field or Hancock, II me
Convention is not STAN peeled for seymour. ,Mf. |
Potter Will not be formally candidate ior &C. |
President, but have no doubt III, friends nave HIS
consent to present his name"
There was q rumOr that the car Madison was CHAR
tered by Cyrus W. Field, and that most OF TIE pei
SONS VITO occupy II VIII FAVOR lnc hOlllHatICH VI HIS
brother, Judge Field.
LITTLE BOOM FOR FRIES PRESIDENT
large party of Democratic politicians OF this
State who are in favor of the nomination nf lluSh
j. Jewett. president oi the New-i"rk, Lake Lnc
and Western Railway started for Cincinnati at y a.
IN. Yesterday over that railroad he chI,t nnn Of
this party were Homer A. Nelson. ex-NtrrrtarH Of
State, OF POughketpSc; Judga K'ld. Ol suffolk /;
Lewis Beach, member of the Dem9rrH!.c state
Committee, Of Orange County; NJ: Parker Williams
of Hudson Colonel T.. b. Gaul, of Hudson. anu -d-
ward keaIney, OF the leaders OF lalnmany Hail.
THE ConURr OF CIPHER ALLEY.
The train ut 6 y. III. the Eue Railway was
crowded with den delegates. shOutrrs, AMI his
personal friends. The party numbered over "A
hundred. Chief in Importance was Abram ;. llew-
it, lie declined to say anything respecting the
Convention. Charles +. MacLran, who may re con-
siccrcd Mr.. Tdcns continental agent, also refused
10 make any statement REGARDING the Convention.
inely displaying roll of bank bills sand " IhcpGicc
Of nv shane" Emanuel b. Hart, dcevatc-at-arsr,
rave the only information of value. lie sud: " ]
visited Dir. Tden yesterday aud asked him if
he intended to be caNdldate Cor President.
He replied, | will let you know BY that reluart
suppose he means 'hat either by lc,cr or through
,oI,. trusted a.ct before tGc CONVENTION nI""t~ he
viii let lis know hI~ Intentions We axe f"r him II
he - q candidate.
Ex-senator Fox, ore of the Delegates SAID; " an
- dam liz.
sI,o;cn about any other candidate ~ get.
Every delegate questioned profess entire igno-
rance of Mr.. TiCcs pans Duj readiness 10 supuit
him III he Convention # Inc would permit hi> name
to 20 before it, Tie tolI"win" also departed On !
the train: Maurice J. Powrl General !. !. Bunk;
William p. Mitchell, i. {. CnnnnGlrm HlciIh |
Buwc. County Gle l. liuler JOIN u. C"usi'An. .
Alderman strack Deputy Sheriff Daily, arl, ana
Hammer Micharl {. MURPHY Alderman Kenny. cx-
Senator Caldwell, William tiwIn 0lllcr%isr k!owh
rs Duke Gwm," Colonel john L. Fellows, Alien
Mcdonald Alfred I. Ackcrt. II. H. Ior,rr, Colonel
James j. Mooney NIcholas +. {ul-n~chOen. john
+. Develn, James H. Morrison. tie Mayors Sccrr-
tary Timothy j. Campbell. III. L. Nelson, Coroner
Ellimgcr and john L. BNlnc.
DENYING THAT MIR. TILDEN GIVES IT UP.
report was published yesterday TO the effect
that a formal document had been prepared surren-
dering Mr. Tildens claims to tic National support
of his party. A TRIBUNE reporter called nj Mr..
1ildcI's house last evening and was informed that
I,e was not at home. IL was stated, however that
the report was mere street gossip without basis of
truth. III reply to aquestlon as to whether Mr..
Tildcn had read it, 1t was stated TINT he had not
that he IN fact knew nothing about it. and that he
would not say anything concerning 1t If he was at
home.
OPINIONS IN THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE. |
TALKS WITH THREE MEMBERs-wHAT THEY THINK |
OF MR. TILDRN's PkOsPECTs-JOHN 8. PRIESTS |
TPFUsIvE ADMIRATION.
Secretary Prince, of the National Demo |
cratic Committee has gone to Cincinnati. Before his
departare he consulting daily in This city with lead
ing politicians to the Presidential nomination. A
TRIBUNE reporter asked hun If he thought Mr.. 1iden
would be % candidate, and he replied;
Personally do not believe he will be candidate
but understand, am stating this authOritativcly