New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-14
DIR STATE NOMINATIONS.

The Oqdensburgh Journal thinks the ticket is
very strong one and that 1t VIII secure rye vote anu
triumphant election
The NeiCdrk On. j. Courier calls the selection
OF MIR. Griswold one and adds: The nomination,
It appears u.s. is the strongest that could have been
carry New-York for the Republican cause"
The AUBURN AdUertiSer says: "The ticket
put in nomination is not only unexceptonable IN every
the people In It's support The Hon. John ~ GrswOd OF
Rensselaer, candidate for Governor one OF the DeS
men for the position the State Affords
The POughkeepSie Eagle says: The platform
adopted which we may call the most important part OF
the proceedings just what IL should be; PLAIN definite,
and clear to the mark at every point even 70 Ine
resumption OF specie payments, TO give one currency 70
all and Of which none can have reason TO eonplaa,'
since gold and silver the same throughout the "Oiu
II allowed to circulate"
The oneida Dispatch says: "The State ticket
which place at the head OF our columns o91 rs q
most excellent one In selecting the name OF the non
John A. risw0ld as candidate for Governor the C0nIe-
ton at Syracuse Wednesday secured nomination.
preEmneHty ut 10 be made He is a whose private
character aud official acts stand above reproach lie u
stanch Republican, and a faithful ana encieh' Puono
officer"
The SCHENECTADY Union says "The ticket Is
uneXceptionable Ii has already commanded "A conn
aud awakened an enthusiasm that are guaIaIeG'
OF coming victory In the selection OF inc non JONI a
Grswod for Governor the Convention but recognized
aud regarded wellknown public preference Tor aiin
must result In success In November
The Lockport journal says: The first
prominent trait which marks tho character OF he cal
Importance In these timess that OF unquesuohed non
esty and integrity Of character In this respect hey are
All men who are above suspicion. The nomination TOT
Governor OF John A. GriswOd OF Troy Will be received
throughout the State With peculiar Satisfaction as ah
peculiarly fitted for the place.
The BinghamtOn Republican says: " John A..
Grswod Of Troy who Heads the ticket, Is one OF the
ablrst men the state. and where he resides his pOpu
lary will add greatly 20 the strength Of the ticket HIS
services In the Legislature OF this state ana IN tue Ma
tioual Congress have been emneny satisfactory ana
have qualified him 10 fuh with honor the duties OF Gov
eruor Empire State Privately as well as publicly
Mr. Gnswold has proved himself a man FOR the people
aud the wisdom Of his nomination will appear nowhere
else 50 certainly AS at the polls
The Philadelphia Press has the following !:
THE Hon John A. GuswOld, GubernatOrial candidate
for the state OF NewYork the Republican ticket, has
reason proud Of his record. In the early days OF
the war when the hours were dark he furnished from
Ills private purse the TO build the Monitor which
repil,ed the ironclad Merumac. His patriotic Offering,
made at Oppottuue moment, and on the strength OF
his faith cOuptys cause, was the means OF totally
destroying tho naval pride OF the Rebellion Who can
ten how many AlabaInas went down with the Merrl-
mac T.