New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-12
AFTER rHE TICKET WA MADE.
oHIo md NDI4N4 DEMOCRATS ANGRT



CWC,Go. July Il.-Whcn the convention dis
solved early this evening many Of the delegates
were a,read, ON their way 10 their homes, angry
and distinguished with its work. Many,
who are equally angry and disguised. re-
manned 10 the end. After all was over. they
freed Their minds in private conversation with
friends ON tie condition that they snouId not be-
quoted" The modest men are tIe Indiana friends
off Mcdonald and the Ohio friends of Thurman.
The former -ay that Mcdonald has been true 10
hendricks all his hfc. and that had n not been
for his stern and un-Veryng loyalty
four years ago Mcdonald instead of
Hancock would have been placed M the head OF
tine ticket They assert that from the hour Thar
Hendricks. was chosen to bee DELEGATE he had
been false to h- friend and that h. treachery cnI-
minated " hen hc cugagaged i1 a con-piricy to run
Mcdonald. kil oa thurman crush hayard. ana
prr,cnt. II possible. tine nomination of Grover
Clc,cmnd Nr .lrDouald'- friend. may Boz time b'
brought to forgive but they declare that thcf vail
mot forget whu trey clll Tom llrnduckss trrarh.
,ry" NOR l.t slip 1910 opportunity - puni'h n.
Henry Wutrr-on fnels tonight THAT aIl h7
labor with Hendricks hoo behalf ol No.
Donald has been worse than wasted, hnl
ur ,,.ll irt tu make tine best pf tine s..nnton. II
what NrlmnlH- lnI4li lrnl SIN 4. iln., h'
was Will mot add much strength to thr i'kri 100
t,lt ~ta. ILr faction fires which have Dozen
lighted 40 hIrpal will he likely 10 burn iu lnuhh'
until after \uvruhrr
Thinning 40 uHo. the feelings oi tine irlfnds of the
a uH iiuupu. Hud fhrir We've of thu iuiulr h'
pttIt described Dos uur ui IhurWnus utfuirH snp.
pnrtrts and % u1r Of NatnrtaI frUutnt uu, vh" -aH
3D. AIIrut4 Thurman has h.,n -p,riii 'pd nnd N'9
hirmla uuttpard ht corrupt anil dhWu1nr 'Nn.
eptlft huttlpd 900 iu,iuu4ti and Nrv l"l. 'n'!
au.,DaafuIlt .lftIld uui ht ihr uar OF Wuurf '"I
dishonest tti,b,t. t.autar llnndlY hy lonudnt hi'
a,t te the contamination of the tilleut AH7 i"i
rttt tutfrnl t,r trstu,i of thr iuppni hunrai ''U
u,tIa ut uhi" and aII th,i Viii dr'tu n"" 100 +"
htu Ia Zee have 'hhh'r +" punish hiW. lh' '""
fuutiuu had q grant opportunity. u mithl nave
plttrd 100 tur Urld ru,li ticket tH lhutWth anu
balurl, ur Thurman aud Randall, aud could thrn
have gone into thr contest Win lhI ltuhlt'l nl
Winning " hat has 10 done II la placed ti ihr
head ui the ti,htt IL, lu exponent ut Anlu atihlNr
IrIuIu Governor every our ut whose untlt
,uhuriIuatrs has been here using all the methods,
ants ana tuckrry of ward politicians Geo compass
Boo, nomination. 4 man vino has used hls executive
authority To- -lurld unworthy public officers
man. whose opinions on National questions are mn
known. except that he approved the Morrison thrlH
b. II. a man. who has managed To- incur the ho7illlN
of the WORK ugeu OF hls own party 10 his own STATE
10 drgicc that Will bee likely 20 iu'ure the party.
NOT ruII there but bon other states ~ we'll ! can
not speak of il with any patience. II destroys our
last hope 10 OHIO. We may save three or four
Congressional Districts. but that Is the best We can
expect 20 do. ! do not suppose that there U.s. any
prospect that the ticket will win m Ncw-l ORR. OF
New Jersey, and my Information Is that II VIII u"'
stand the ghost OF chance m tiorula or NeNadt,
which. with Thurman IS the nominee we might
have carried