NELSON J. WATERBURY TO TILDEN
Reading edition
"No. 152 Broadway, New York, Sept. 1, 1876.
"Gov. Tilden.
"Dear Sir,—I wish to direct your attention to four acts of Kelly at Saratoga hostile to our success—not for effect upon him, but that they may enter into your mind in respect to action affecting the cause:
"1. He showed disregard of success in placing himself at the head of the electoral ticket.
"2. He tried to defeat the party by his attack upon the Liberal Republicans.
"3. He made a deadly effort to foreclose success by forcing Potter.
"4. He never, during the whole convention, said a word to encourage the Presidential canvass.
"Yours truly, "Nelson J. Waterbury."