The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-10
THE CONSERVATIVE STATE CeyyESrI0y


vVn HIuNNs v1hmesFenvtwoe.
Delegates Arriving MT The State Capital Tao
tested sscui--t:sssip sbwwt Candidates c0m-
ArnAYY, Sect. O. 1884.
Delegates have already cob.iasnc arriving hero
different portions Of the STATE mo leading frcndg u
tho different candidates the ground pressing ths
claims or their fnvor'tct. e
Tnr action OF tho democracy n Now York. and tho IL
vision OF the delegations will the conservative rcputs
cans universally approved here and furnishes proof i.
the estimation Of oil parties, llA there viii be no tso1hs
la harmon'sing Ia the Contention The division cT
delegates has ais, taken rlaco IN several Of the interior
counues.
Coalss-sc ssAss.
As usual q, State Convenca- there win be mora tLaa
set OF delegates from the cy OF How York Fer
raado Wood and his Sossri Hal family, it's aid hss
consented to remain al lone. and win not ssk adms
tancc 70 the Convention. ILorc H. bowevor, another
faction which has manufactured delegates for this oc
sion Waterbury Il uudcss'ooi b. tho fa,her this
doiega.i n and inasmucl some 0f those Democrats
who were parties 20 the recent tf1ndcr OF the patronage
or that deleussn. n has rrvca The irSrass,on tLss
Waerburys delegation come % THIS Colycntion FOR the
purpose q working Ia The ntc cat Of IoEion and
ing him In way. Jnlea- they dsprove these
suppositons and courorsci li- feeling or rrejud.cs
svans them aud show ,hl they are 70, in ieagus vita
Fcntons friends, there VIII BE- no hope OF Their tci.H
admitted Into tho con' en'ion.
cANpgkrIs.
Who shall be nominated l. the sstrortiug question
hcrc. Henry q. Murphy scens 70 be rapidly losing
ground The Commemorative republicans have unearthod
hs votes in tho sta,c snsic and have fonrf that hs
recorded sgalrst the r,.a1lton OF the con alta,
t,onal amendment a!siiSiing slavery. This vote,
although Ia every ohr n. taaa. durirs tho war hss
record was the xht side ha- turned toe repnblcaas
against him, and Ia fact almost fccgfca union or
TIC anti-radicai ecnona o. him Tho lido just now
soctns 10 DO turning between Holman and General Dx.
The former appears g. iaso more strength Ia tho
central and western Iait % Tho Slate than
al tpt h..
supporc he wcnld have no int once or sreng ssens.
- b. Tho strongest foF him The Western portions % the
state are asking ior tic domination or Judze Csmsock
o. Wyoming cointy, fos Lieatonanl Governor AFR.
Coms,ock WA iarnsrsy Ma sai v.on Republican.
Ito ~ nov supporter " taisnsons poi cy aud - -r~h
y bro p forward rs one CT tho most available cast
ao,es Tor Iaeu'snsn, sovssor . necones nc asy ~
part of the STALE IN order tai ne coStock nom nstios
can be uiade asalieble since iarnhyis vote IN the
tie Comstock incrcr, aa or lie rominatIs,, 81 IIn-
aud this u No doun orc ~ Tho OF Iformass
unsxp ct d strength In weston New YORK
The friends ~ Gcnersi eccum Ia lhe Interior part ~
the Sate are dcitoIs Mat Le Should 10 the stsndars
bearer The GENERAL an ~ IL IL interest unhe sllsf-
iugiy thai Hoffman T. ti-r choice. n they s,e
that sicrm stands ~ chance NJ nomination, then The
votes Of sli his frfcads glH be rlven % Hoffman,
/, a not im-obshe hui ,ha n The tcicsses rom IN.
western porilu o. 'he s-.e rii that they canno,
euro tho nomination Q, ~ comsiock for Lieutenant
Dix for Governor WITH SOFAS d,rnocga, second on ihs
ticket BAT they are very surc now Of beng sh,s
corefncr OF the text wh If3i!ilan
esuuraig conccief thur fr by The conSeryativs
republican Interest that The democratic SIDE 6hru psms
the candidate for Governor The only condition asked
" that thoy shah bring forward man whose rccorr
during tho iI-g moi been ohn1x'cre 10 those WIN
supported the government deing thsf ported. shnu'1
The democratic sdc fli 10 bf.ns forward soch cand
date. then u IL probable tb1t The republican side o. the
convention viii unite General Div. The contest,
therefore seems ~ rest between Gcnera DIX ard Hot
an with the chances a caedly favor NJ the latter
now sianja The arrival o, ADDITIONAL delegations may,
hoacver charge tuis aspect Of Affairs and place
enc else urpcrrnost, but Il y not likely 70
Ex Governor gcyn9lf lea delegate, but y u not known
John A. Green of s,Tscuss v confined a. his hous~
Nv ssckpes and Will nd hardly he ablc % attend M.
convention.
Delegates from Madison and onendasa Gown
ties.
sYRAcrst sept O. 1896
The following arr she delegates 20 the nenocra'in
,a,e t,onycuton from Oaoudaga equity Ffst d6rtc'.
Jabcz VI Norton; ThfJ district, John W. s'rong, William
Condee. .
HANKS; Second district. John SNOW. v. WslTs,h.