New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18
Tho declination tally stands: Seymour, go
TldcH,0.


Tho declinaton tally stands: Seymour. go
! Tildon, U.
OF course, Tiden knows nothing about that ten
stored fraud circular which has gone to Cncln-
natl. He didn't know anything about the cipher
Dispatches.
It seems to be the impression of John Kelly that
he and not Tion, is to be the Dictator of the Gin
clnnati gathering If he is right about it, the pros
poets for MIR. Hewitts nomination are not luminous
Mr.. Kelly is III favor of ticket made up entirely of
men from other States than NewlOrk. There is
nothing mean about man who rules out himself.
The calm of the Republican party seems to have
an irritating effect upon the frivolous Democracy.
To n personal friend IN West Virginia evidently
a Democrat, General Garfield sent this reply to
letter of cOngratulation There would never be
political breach wide enough to keep apart the citi
zenS of our common country If the spirit of cOnscrv
aism and of patriotism brcathed into your kind let
ter were more general. wOnld rather have the Op.
position of such man than the support Of those
whose regard for their cOuntlyS good is but n
secondary problem BE- they of whatever party you
wish" Persons suffering from o morbid fear OF
bOOdy shTt will find consolation in that sentiment
lit all depends on the twist" whispers the
Claimant. " If that holds, am all right, and fraud
Will not be cOndOncd'
Finley Is likely to go out of business as a Tilden
reform agent. Other agents nave been caught in
their patriotic schemes, but he IS the only who
has SIT trap for himself and requested to be led
INTO it, He and Donnrlly passed from the public
paze together. Donnclly will appear in history as
the only man of his tImr who was 50 bad that even
the Democratic party hadn't the auiacIty to steal
seat m Congress for HIM. May II he q long time
before they come again INTO the range OF the public
eye
Tilden's second choices begin to suspect that ho
has been trlillng with their young affections.
The biggest Cincinnati musical festival of all will
open Tuesday. 1t will easily bo heard a hundred
miles away.
In the list of Tldcn supporters who left this city
for Cincinnati Wednesday night. appear the
names of MantOn Marble, Smith Weed. William II.
Barnum and DIR. Miller. of ADMINISTRATORS cpherers
and one mule buyer. When Colonel PeltOn was tes-
ufyIng in the cipher Investigation about the vari-
GUS cOparccners who had been sent South after the
election in 1875 TO keep watch Of tho interests of
Tildrn and Reform, and to purchase any necessary
Electoral votes and Returning Boards, lie was asked
Til, question by Congressman Reed " All these
men that were sent down You sent down because
% vi" s S% added sr Rcr fhat Won rT' sent
the best then Won had III tho party !" Oh. yeS
sir" answered Pclton " that Is, we'll no-not the
best. but AZ good any in the party The same
principle of selection has been exercised again. and
Moses and Weed, BIrnum and Miller, 90 to Cncin-
nnti four as good men AZ any i'll the party.
When Tammany opens literary bureau it is time
to drop all questions about the sincerity of its fight
against TIlden. No Tammanyltc squares his elbows
and plungcS himself into tho throes of composition
unless ho Is in deadly earnest.
Yesterday was evidently SeymOur's d" day off," for
10 fresh decnatlOn has come TO hand.
Moses is Oh the way to Cincinnati. If he gets q
whack at the platform the English language will
come out of the IacaS looking like a sound steamer
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