New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Prom Tha AIbsny Evelins Journal


The Democratic nominations were perfected
at to-day. lt had been decided IN csncus 10y the
deegnte, that political e1eences required the Conven
ton to ignore NewYorR altogether and to present list
maeS Sn In t6s VIEW the Was arranged last
evening and the Convention had simply TO indorse the
his record OF opposition to the war would not prove
wholesome; Mr. d. r. Ployd Jones because be had been
once before held Office. How successful the manager
in the selections made by them the people at the
broken upon the floor the leading candidate on Their
nate him. and others conceded rather asa matter or
The Hon Homer A. Nelson, the nominee for Secretary
Of state is lawyer Of respectable" but BY no means bril-
liant capacities. lie elected 10 the N&XNlllth Con
gress by majority Of 1910. lie was renonnated. and
was defeated p his candidacy the XXXIXth Congress
by a majority against him OF 619. Repndiated at home
the Denocracy offer him to the people OF the State. He
has held Judeeshp upon the local bench; nkewise rep
rseniing his party ~ the oohsn9had no on S
large minority OF the Convention seemed to coincide In
Judge WIN F. Allen has been named for Controller He
belongs the ssurian age His early comrades have re
Gently been uneathod by exploIaons ot the pyIans o
Egypt. As Judge IN Centra, Newyork. he displayed
fair average abilities But his removal 10 the me
tropolis he has unheard Of, until the Democracy
proposed 10 accomplish his resurrection Nobody ever
suspected him Of financial qualifications.
Wheeler H. Bristol the candidate for Treasurer, Is " an
unknown quantity" The people Will not disturb MIN In
Marshall h. Champlain, the candidate for Attorney
General, has been twice beaten before the people lie
fair representative Of the party and his past fortunes
furnish an index OF ts fate this Fall
John r Fsy for Canal Commissioner ID understood 10
be the choice Of Jarvis Lord ring" in Monroe. He Ia
identified with tho combination Of contractors which was
prominently concerned the canal lettings OF last year
Van r. Richmond, the candidate for State Engineer,
has once before held that position and the fact that the
ring" did not oppose his nomination by accainaton Is
clearly significant.
Nicholas Il. scheu OF Erie named for Prison In
spector o bid for the German vote. "Dave" McNiel-
once an incumbent Of the ofcehad expected the conp
ment Endorsement but became necessary to con-
ciae the foreign element" Some bitter comments
were made, but the managers" carried their little
arrangement 80 "
nomination for Judge Of the Court OF Appeals very
appropriate Until recent period. Judge Grover trained
IN the ranks Of the Republican party. He left with the
hope OF obtaining office elsewhere His past success III
this direction affords brilliant promise for the future
Democratic "managers" have ignored the working
strength OF their party. The bid which they make Tor
IOyal support will not be Needed They can excite no
eIthusasn in their ranks, produce division IN
those Of the Republicans The baihed delegates ti TINS
noon with curses not loud but deep and prem0itOnb
OF the fate that await them next month.