The Evening critic., 1884-04-19
POLITICAL POINTS.
MIR. Tiiden's Callers and what He
DIdn,t saw 10 Them.


Some additional facts concerning tho inter-
view OF the Pacific Coast Democrats with Mr..
Tilden haves como to light. Several OF these
gentlemen, while still thinking that Mr.. TIL
den 10 the best available candidate, nro not
pleased because he was not free In the OK.
preston Of his opinions. During tho con.
versation ho said the Democratic wor.cry for
the coming campaign should BIO reform. One
Of tho gentlemen inquired what kind OF ro'
form, tariff or what? To this query Mr.. TIL
den returned no answer. While these
gentlemen wero with Mr.. Tilden
the card Of Mr., Hendricks was
10 admit Mr.. Hem moadreE RS at &c once. Mr.. Hem
bricks declined TO come In while other visitors
were present. and waited until the Pacific
Tilden did not talk any politics NJ all TO Mr.:
Hondricks, as that gentleman himself
has stated, and tho remark OF Mr.. Hendricks
aftcrwnrd that his name would under no cir
cumstnnces be brought before the Democratic
Convention is most significant. The friends
OF Mr.. Tilden consider that tho attitude OF Mr..
Hendricks before tho Democratic Convention
OF 1850 prevented tho nomination OF the old
ticket, and those OF them who hold that con.
tingencies may occur which might possibly In
duce Mr.. Tllden to run In 1884 cay unresery-
edly that there is no possible contingency In
which he could BIO persuaded to run on the
same ticket with Mr.. Hendricks.
Against Arthur.
The New York World publishes table show
luE luul Out VI lDb a OOuBEtbolOudt
OF New York that have elected delegates to tho
Chicago Convention President Arthur has car
ried only delegates in all while "a delegates
have been elected directly opposed to his
nomination. These, with tho a delegates-at-
large, send already SO delegates to Chicago
against tho President. III every remaining
Congressional district SHOULD elect Arthur
delegates he would still be In tho minority In
the delegation to the National Convention from
bis own State. Up TO the present time Blaine
has secured 10 OF the d. delegates elected from
Congressional districts, besides the from Al
bany County, whose seats nro contested.
There are 10 In favor OF Edmunds for first
choice or unpledged. or these, are really
supposed TO BIO for Blaine, aud very probably
the 4 delegatee.at.largo Will alec be on his
sido. If the 2 Blaine delegates are seated
from Albany County there will be an addition
OF ID to Blaine's pledged 10, running his vote
up TO SO. There is also prospect that SOW.
eral Of the New York city districts VIII sond
Blaine delegates TO Chicago.
Notes.
Tho primary elections in tho twenty .three
Assembly Districts, New York city, last night
for delegates TO the State and District cOnvon-
lions resulted in the choice OF delegates In fa-
vor OF Arthur with but one or two exceptions.
The Democratic State Convention OF oregon
has adopted resolutions tavoring Tllden and
Hendricks as the choice OF the Democrats OF
oregon for President and Vico.President, re-
spectively.
The Republican Congressional Convention OF
the Twenty-fourth District of New York yes
terday elected Blaine and Lincoln delegates
to the National Convention.