New-York tribune., 1874-09-14

nomination and TAe Eep- York World - the oIsss ~
that eIose CORPORATION, assumed toward tne e,t
men. Democrats who in the minds Of ne peops,s sor
and sought by them to become the % eanu ,s snch
that plain talk becomes necessity We believe
Kelly and Tilden to be honest men, and nave nav. ,o ne
spect ed and treated them But they require W AZ
told and told they will understand IT, that s,r
not carry the Democratic party Of the state N tls
pockets that the half million Democrats =, ii. ~.
State do not believe they the sole owners anu o
representatives OF their brethren IN the metrop9s anu
that above all, the Democracy OF the state, VIII
ing nothing OF Tammany Hall as local organi.a,O
want and viii have no more Of its iis
tomahawk be hourished by Tweed and sweenS OF h'''
and Tilden
JUDGE CHURCH's STRENGTH
From TRt flmira Gasenk (Denl IL
Judge William +. Allen and other gentie,
VINO have been prominently named 70 ar governor
this Fall to express their desire Tor tne uIs1 NJ
nomination OF judge Church IL Is siasu ht uesrabIe
arrangement, but 1t Is probable that Mr. Iueh ,iih
e Tno % ma mas of sbe Democracy and The good Of
the State, win allow his name 70 occasion ,
therefore that while the Of the State are an
ous to testify confidence n the ability ana IhtSsag
oflMr. Tden and their appreciation OF MS Ia, until
ices 20 the party that he Will insist upon waiting una
other time for such reward OF merlt anu Si rb ~
at this time the unanimous nomination OF % soire in
creased confidence IN the Democrailc ana L1De.s n
tors OF the state but VII attract 70 tne hsSe lost ali
In their party leaders, aud all nope LOT tns
so long al that party remains in power lt IS
thai Judge Church has been Induced to express viii
noness 10 accept the nomination His name the head
of the tlcket will inspire such enthusiasm ~ the
campaign as will result electing majority OF 'he
Legislature. and securing United States Senator.
GEN. BATCHELLERs CLAIMS FOR THE LiEulLS-
ANTGOYERNORSHlP.
From tn, Daily sdraOgiaH RepD
The denomination of Gov. Dix being set
tied as foregone conclusion the gIesJhn h,c % can
didate for Lieutenant-Goyernor In ADDITION 70 e
other names mentioned OF the Hon. Geo Batcn
eiler of ths place frequently referred 70 IN
terms OF emphatic approval and the near APPROACH V
Of cotemporares render t someTha 10 not %
define Gen. Batchellers position We thlnk we 40 nn.
misrepresent his attitude when we say tnat ID certain
CONTINGENCIES ne will not forbid tue use o, Is rs irenid
fore the Convention. His watchfulness ana MS p
opposition to jobDery in oil forms saved the state mi mi
lions OF dollars His wisdom and sagacity have Deen
tested in the difficult positions In the Lgslaure
His personal fitness for the office mentioned cannot oe
questioned and unless greatly in our estimate
OF party sentiment throughout the state MS nonin
much toward making ticket that shall be nyincible IN
coming Gen. Batebeer is our euoice 10.
on locality alone We believe him TO be the best man
for the place.
MR.. TILDEN's OPPORTUNITY.
From IN, Brooklyn Eagle (Dem)
Mr. Tilden believes he can be tho next
Governor II be get the nomination we wlll ispot
he can get the nomination He will admit that he can.
not get it without struggle, aud that " i9ons a. ~ ~
between the possibility OF being the next Governor ana
certainty of being able 70 name him, tha Mr I,aSn
hestates We assure him that the spectacle Oh Tue
Charm an of the State Committee putting aside aspra
tons which let confess have officially sat ungraeousp
on him. and in very OF putting them ASIDE CON
ferrng them upon another will render the nominee
of the Convention the grandest figure IN IT, put VIII
elevate to place the who makes that nominee
This l. the highest and wisest solution or the new su
ton which occurs TO our minds by gravitaIloh OF
dsb s 5pa msa and aS waits upon IT, II by Mr dens
act sentiment OF all the state should De composer
wonld be imparted which would make the election
almost walk over regain the Legislature, secure
Senator and seat decisive majority OF DemOcrats III
the House The largest view OF the case that can be
taken well nIgh leads the Democracy triumphant to
Washington in 1876 and returns the nation TO tue RTln
cples OF its founders, rounds its century Thus
what Mr. Eiiden, at this conlnneture can 90 10. MS
and country exceeds tousandfOd All that elther
OF then eau do just for his own ambition. He has
not read little not TO know that The saylors OF
States ofener their citizens than their rulers and
their honor is far superior to station as their
place in history Is above IT,
VALUABLE SERVICES OF GOV. DIX
From The Nation (indl
Looking about us for some good and beneh-
cent results the Reform movement, which, though we
have forgotten IT, dd enlist our symPatnmes% m % ONLY va
finer than the fact that we not any longer gov
snd IL in the fact that the rascaly polti
clans the State have been fairly compelled
esneg n keep bead
OF the State Government man OF the hlgh reputation
and un blemished integrity Gen DIX 1t Is said that
this year feeling will compel his denomination,
and may so even put him IN prominent position on as "a
believe IL Gen Dix belongs TO that very class IN
America which Is from time 10 time exhor.ed oy the
are the kind that the people anxious to elect II
they will only show themseives-men OF education,
properly character and position who not merely would
hesitate do any dirty political action, but would teei
themselves insuted at the supposltou that tneJ cou
capable OF IT,
our present Governor has during the past two years
been rendering the community very valuable service
performed the duties Of his Office so a. 10
curry favor with nybOdY. He has decided all questions
IN an honest, straightforward and manly way, anu
without any reference 70 the election No one mas
attempted believe, to deny this. But at THIS mo,
ment ms enemies are attempung 10 rum the welearned
esteem ia which he is held throughout tine state, nrs
by revivng old and eless story about his cOnnec
tion with the Credit MObiler and then (he having
shown by the production or his own letters ana te-
grains that be always ready 10 explain ms feia-
ton 10 the Credit MOber at the proper time Dy ln
ssting that his letters fabricated There Is
no redress; libel IS obsolete; tue public has an ap,
tte for scandal, and the press must discuss ehafges
for IN politics nowadays there Is little else 20 discuss
As have said, the possibility or reeiectlng zen.
DIX is only gratifying prospect now before US lnis
possibility the only chance Of influencing pol
voter IN this State before him this Fan.
ANY one with whom advice has weight, we
advise that IL Il his duty 10 go 10 the polls ii
opportunity, and vote for DIX. whose career
and whose career alone, gives a contradiction 10 the
cynical generalization lately made, that nasnuch as
all participation in the correction OF public abuses Is
fatal candidate for popular favor the nominal
ing conventions viii do well to drop from their states
any man has distinguished himself as q reforiner
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