New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-11
THE RIVAL NETWORK DELEGATIONS.

defermin alton about them ana an aDSeDco VI piu'-
ter which are noticeable.
THE RIVAL NETWORK DELEGATIONS.
PRECIPITATION OF SIX HUNDRED STATESMEN UPON
THE CAHrAL1-spIENDoR OF THE TAMMANY
AND ANrI-TAMMANY DELEGATIoNs-MR- KELLY
AS QUIET POLITICIAN.
l,,y TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUSEj
AInANY. Oct. 1O-The coming of the rival New
York dele rahons was the one visible and porteh-
ions event of the day. The two trains discharged
upon this city in the brief space of an honr some
thing like six hundred statesmen IN SILK has' ana
all wearing clean collars. The Tammany traln
with its long line OF coaches drew into the depot AZ
n few mnuIes bsfore 3 o'clock this afternoon, the
men alighted looking we'll in their dark clothes and
with their white silk badges, and formed
by twos In this order they marched out
Of the depot past the Delayan House
and up and down Broadway until the
nrocessiOn broke up. As it emerged from the depot
A large crowd # loungers awaited it.
First came the band, then the Grand Marshal
Commissioner Brennan, LOOKING as the Apollo Bel
yidere nigh look with high silk hat. fresh COM
plexion and blonde moustache. Then the
delegates or rather the would-be delegates
marching arIn-n-arm, while the walters on
the Delavan House balcony danced with de-
light and Grafullas music woke TO ecstacy not less
than seventeen chambermaids in the top story who
waved handkerchefs and towels aud other symbols
of sympathetic JOY at the noble array OF the boys
The boys march proudly as men who had des-
tiny 10 fulfil and knew that the eyes of Delaware
were ON them. A count of the line showed 26S men
"a pretty large delegation for Democratic Con-
yention to slap in the face. Henry ID. Purroy and
John Kelly did not walk with the pro-
cession. Mr. Purroy preceded it to the
hotel and Dir. Kelly came along quietly
ACCOMPANIED only by reporter of the Associated
Press aft.r the delegation had passed down the
street There vas some capping OF hands as the
men filed past the hotel. chiefly from the WALTERS
but no cheering. There was no greeting of MIR.
Kelly. nei her cheering or applause though large
crowd pEessed about him. Alter standing in the
hotel vesti5ue a moment, he went quietly upstairs.
An hour lasor the New-York County Democracy
train came in with still longer line of coaches and
a still larger number of statesmen. The Jefferson
Club, which composed large part OF the delega-
ton had gloves canes and dark oyercoats IN add
tion TO high hats and clean collars. The effect was
imposing. The line stretched up ard down both
sides of the large railroad yard. and was said to
number between 800 and 400 men. 1t was consid-
erably longer than the Tammany line, and the looks
of the men seemed to make better impression upon
the rural Democrats. Immediately after the band
walked General Sickles at the head of the deiega-
ton. keeping step bravely with his clutches.
Among the delegates toward the rear who wore
only the bino badge of the New-fork County Demo
craey were William c. Whitney walking with
Hubert o. Thompson, and Justice Power behind
them. The Hon. Michael Norton was there and
Alderman Keuney; likewise also Colonel Fellows,
and let it not De forgotten that Nh Ihomas CoSti-
gan now and then raised his hat gracefully in re-
Spouse 10 the aeclama, ons of the multitude, while a
l.. ii foo
lures. They were two great proceeaiohs.
CANDIDATES FOR STATE OFFICES.
THE T.LDES LEADERS HEsITATING ABOUT MAKING A
IIsT-IEADING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANTI
TlIpyS MAN TO BE ONE OF THE CANDIDATES
pEcLdSATIoN OF KoRAT1o SEYMOUR JR.
lBY rcLEGRAPa TO THE TRIBUSE
Albany, Oc: 1o.-It cannot be said that the sit
ua,ionrespcctng the ticket has grown much clearer
than since last night. There is evidently differ
euce Of opinion among the Tilden lead
ers respecting the wisdom of making a
" slate Some favor it the ground
that It viii prevent plumbers. which the
Convention will be likely to make if left to itself
such as falling to distribute the ticket properly over
the State. etc. Others are opposed to it on the
ground that such an arran cement would be unpopu-
Jar as ssvoripg of dictation and would
offend many persons, especially the friends
of local candidates 1t may be that this policy will
prevail and that the Convention will actually be
permitted 10 name its ticket rs Dean Richmond
once allowed a Convention TO nominate the oandi-
date for Inspector Of State Prisons.
II any management is needed the Con-
yention has bellwcthcr. The Albany
delegation. which votes first, reflects the wishes Of
Daniel Manning, the leader Of the leaders. Many
Of the unattached delegates are likely to vote a.
~ Stata
The most active canvass being made is in favor Of
William Purcell, editor of The Rochester Union ana
Advertiser. Other names mentioned al
those of avowed candidates are Charles
Hughes, of Washington County; ex7Judgt
H. NJ. Sturgess, of Otsego County, and X
A. Stevens Of Wyoming County. The possibility II
always kept in view that some man like ex-Attor
ney-Ceneral Schoonmaker, who is not candidate
for this place. will nevertheless be put there to give
strength TO the head Of the ticket. Mr.. Purcell h
personaliy much liked, but his course during the
John Kelly bolt gave 80 much dissatisfaction
&c the Tilden managers that there seems Il
he All unwillmgness on the part OF many to pu
him on the ticket 1t is generally conceded that I
Will be worse for them to put one OF the old anti
ridden leaders there but the indications arc tina
william Ruqer will be the man. He Is
candidate for Judge of the Court of Appeals
where he can. IL elected. do the Tiiden Democrat
no HARM by this arrangement they viii conciiiat
the old minority, choosing at the same time one o.
the least obnoxious Of men, aud reserve the place
Secretary of State where there will be some patron
are to bestow in case Of election for one Of thei
own faction.
CANDIDATES FOR MINOR oYFrcss.
Only one mans nsne here is principally men
tioned for Controller thus far-that OF George W
Schuyler, of Tompkins Mr.. Schuyler is urged on tn
ground of special fitness having been Bank Super
inteadent state Treasurer, and Canal Auditor
Objection Is made to him. however, upc'
the score Of age, and there i