New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23
AFFAIRS AT ALBANY.
SENATOR JACOBS ON TnDEN.


LIVELY RUNNING DEBATE IN THE SENATE
THE CHAIRMAN OF THE SYRACUSE CONVENTION
SHOWS LACK OF ZEAL FOR TILDEN.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNE.i
ALBANY, April Ex-senator Jacobs, the chair
man OF the Tden Deu oorac State Convention at SYRIA
cuse, Tuesday, made declaration In the Senate to-day
regarding Mr. Tldens candidacy, which will doubtless
attract the attention Of politicians throughout the
Union The declaration induced during farcical
debate over entirely irrelevant subject Senators
who have seats the south side OF
the Senate Chamber have been almost blinded
the present session by o dazzling flood OF light
from the windows. Some proposed to-day that Sen.
atOTs facing this light should be provided with horned
nont that the suffering Senator's should be provided
supposed to be reference to their sleepy
sppearaTee since the Syracuse m C01yGnn fSs
Democrats about their union" on candidate Tor the
Presidency senator JACOBS usned Win resenenE =.
this remark and made long speech IN when nc solu
Mr.. PRESIDENT Several weeks ago convention vas
Woodin, was delegate to that Conyenuon. lie went
there pronounced enemy OF Roscoe COnkng aud came
hack Que of his best friends How did that happen
IL was, "a l suppose, because me IaDel OF
Chicago was put upon hls back because
didn't turn up right for Roscoe he could not go that's
AL there is OF that now ddntgo 10 tne cOnVenliSn
friend of Mr. ridden or anybody else never sought
place upon the delegation. was not made chairman to
interest Of harmouizinS the Democratic party.
Mr.. WOOdln-I do not understand 1t.
Mr.. JacODsRead the speech. IL Is evident you nave
not read II you haven't paid us that compliment
Mr.. Woodin-I read the one tnat was Published. -,
XVIII has seen t TO briDG IN politics upon resolu-
ton affecting extent tho preservation OF our
moi Look for one moment to Democratic division tins
Fall II II necessary to succeed without Mr. Tlden-
Mr., sessiOns-HaYo they an eye single TO the puDhc
Mr.. JocObs-Yes; tho Democracy Of this State can
get along Without Mr., Tllden AMI the Democracy
Of the country can get along without him; and
Il we find Il policy to nominate somebody
We meam to win In This election. We would soouer
take very good Republican who loves this country bot
submit TO corrupions and abuses Of the existing
Government. The Senator says l have pronounced
man it ia because do not think he be elected and
Generation and love entertain TO Tilden to support
hopeless candidacy. do not believe for single mo-
m c t b ec,od and link can saw for The dciega.
ton chosen represent the Democracy or TINS NJ
ton OF any man that they think can't be elected. Now
possibly be OF those VINO do not believe that Nj
Tdcn can be elected but there Is plenty OF time TO con-
Mr. Woodin-Then you must go for him.
Mr.. JacObs-I Will not support any man VINO tnlnk
Mr. WGodin-You arc opposed to Tildcni
Mr.. Jacobs-No, str; repeat that have the highest
ycneraton for HIM. and think ne derauded out Of
tho pos tion to which he was fairly elected: ~
Mr.. WOOdn-l mean as candidate for PRESIDENT
Mr.. JdcOns-That 10 another thing. Now you gentle
nrn who wear tho cOnlis that the name THAT wear
the collar OF Mr.. C0nkng-take notice from us
OF tho minority, that the harmonic Democracy
arc on hanl; that they vii meet the COM
mon enemy and meet HIM with % good man,
noble leader. patriot, man devoted TO the best
interests % the conrtry ant mat ney VIII nlCct nln
anl thai when they have elected MIN, he VIII lake MS
place 90 the mead Of the Government at Washington.
The remarkable declarations Of Senator jacobs are the
cole subject OF conversation among the politicians OF the
city tonight 10 Is felt that they botOken division
I'm what was deemed q Tildeu delegation from
thls State TO Cincinnati, which may affect the
choice OF candidate for President by the
Democratic National Convention. !, r. limited that
Pennsylvania Democlatlc Convention. 10 DC Eeid heAl
week thar the Ncw-Yurk delegation may not lie under
Mr.. 1licn's control, as supposed ,,.--
Governor DorSheimer ana DINER Iehuers
Of The Kelly faction, who returned in a despOndent
mood from syracuse are now IN high spirits.
Your spondent called upon Senator JACOBS To-
scn m 'I rspIidI In'"If think he can
be elected 1 shall support him when the heW-11 !
,icc2nton reaches Cincinnati. The sentiment Of the
country may be decidedly IN his favor that may iecl
lilo Won INV idea what the Kings County part OF the
voted ms we are" said the senator to the nteresis OF
Ne ridden We are st devoted Ia tDe interests or
the whole Democratic party Than we are 10 the inter
eta OF guy Individual. Ny Impression - mat We
sbol stand by hun there to b0 chance Tor MS
prctOn, II not, the delegation wII pursue course III
tho interest OF tie entire party. . .
~ ~ns rutn0re said the correspondent, that MIR. Nc
IIuphIiu was dele glte-dt-largc TO Cincinnati
How WINS n hr didn't become "nei
emf Mclaughlin tue unanimous choice OF ms own
delegation hui he refused 10 serve l- refusal to serve
was hasrd upon the fact that he could better harOnl2c
rx,ting differences In state aud LEGAL politics 10y re-
planlng OF he delegation, and thClcup0u in lRc Gavin
II Frnft WINS chosen. How does Judge Pratt stand y
undrrsnnd he fayors the nomination OF General Han
cock"