New-York tribune., 1880-06-17

for Cincinnati. Corporation Counsel William q Wm'
ney General Lester B. Faulkner, the chairman OF Tue
Democratic State Committees Peter b. Olney' JONI H'
Dcvelin and others yesterday morning 10 specia
car from the Grand Central Depot At D. IN. ex-SPha
tor william H. Barnum, William II. Barnum. .jr, smiih
Weed Manton Marble, Thomas Costigan. or me Guy
Record E. b. Dickinson, A. F. Dmock, Charles Cahu"
c. s. Beardsey NJ. II. Gearon, James Fitzgerald anu III
Miller of Nebraska, began their journey lien uenrS & a.
Tiidcn, Dock Commissioner DimOck, and other SUI
porters OF Mr. Tdeu at the depot to see the party
General William F. Smith and several OF John kciys
friends STARTED the $50 IN. train from he uIau
Central Denot John Kelly, AUGUSTUS scne AWHS' W
r. Travers John II. Mooney and John Hunter VIII ,g gC
tins morning IN Mr. scntls f prv'e r.t S ncocR judge
Amasa Parker and Mr.. Erastus Corning VIII JOIN i'
sheI Piy Bcyc @. MHieT O. Thompson John Fox ex
Senator Ecclpsnc Michael Warton and others VIII sIt @
In q special car at y. m. to-day 1hey VIII 'aAc WIN
cqne e4n Tracy AnHr%% n eTaSns GTeHme
The arrangement for the departure OF inc sp1e1al
trains OF the Irving Hall and Iammany @ a TpinTxE
tions have been already described III IHE lkBoN.'
Each organization is determined that it will not be out
done by the other
TAMMANY STILL OPPOSED TO TILDEN
The Tammany Hail Committee on Organization met at
the Fourtecnth.st. wigwam yesterday afternoon.
There was large attendance. Mr.. Kelly ana MS cap
tains of hundreds present Speeches were maue
urging oil the members of the organization 10 go'o
the Cincinnati Convention. Railway tickets NJ re-
duccd rates were sOu IL Was "N"iN vs."
horror that the Tiiden men giving away railway
tlcSes to whOsOever would 10 Cinclnnat anu no
for Tten." and that the promise was made tnat S-V
additional should be paid the shOutcr on his ARRIVAL
at Cincinnati to pay his expenses 49,, +. .,
Henry ID. PurrOy offered final resolution III olluS
tiun to the nomination Ot Mr.. TIlden rms uecEllcu
that the Tammany Hall Democrats would put iofth aS
much effort TO defeat Tilden il he nominated as
they would to elect any other candidate The reroIu
Unanimously adopted. each mans name , hring
called and his consent To the passage OF tue resolution
being secured. The meeting was then dissolved
THE KELLY LITERARY BUREAU.
On the second floor OF No. % Park-rOw. the Kelly
Democratic State Committee has its headquarters
Here is the heart Of all the opposition in the Democi ac
party in this State 10 the denomination OF Mr Tiden
from 1t have radated currents Of influence which nave
materially affected the selection Of delegates TO the Cn-
cinna Convention. The pleasantly furnished
and some one always present to entertain Democratic
statesmen of other States who opposed to Iilden,
and who may call on their way through the city,
Democratic visitor feels at homo at once; Tor he
sees on the walls portraits OF H0ratio seymour
Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay Sanford +. Church and
John Kelly II evident that there has been split IN
the Democratic party since 1876 for Mr. den repre-
sented plaster the mantcl as thlinne Niger
while al the other end Of the mante Mr.. Kelly appears
clad in Roman tOga and looking unaltcraDy 0lposcl
Tilden's denomination. For four months Iil
nlace has been literary bureau" In opposition 10 MT.
lilden's denomination Out OF II have come innuncLa-
bile letters to prominent politicians III oil parts O .,e
Union intended TO show the folly OF rcn0mnatlng MI.
TIlden. The letters have been accompanied by docu'
mens giving history Of the split In the Democratic
| marty in this State.