New-York tribune., 1874-09-21


She Administration. by which our responsioly VIII
be before the eyes OF all men, and we can De judged
fairly and openly as 20 the manner IN wnich we aus
charge H.
PRESS VIEWS ON THE DEMOCRATIC CON
VENTlON.
THE CANDIDATE GUARANTEES THE PLATFORM.
from TAs Yar- York Word DeH.l
The candidate of Syracuse guarantees the
canning's maxim. "Messures. not men" There Is at
least as great danger IN oiind nero ~orslp. lon IH
declaration OF precisely those principles the appnea0n
of which most urgently needed 10 the state anu 10 %
In the faithful enforcement OF these principles Sa' , e
neone vino are asked 70 support the nominees SYRIA
cuse have right 10 ask for guarantees Ihe
SeT Ss SsI cana .sS " eond have rnshe SO conspicuous
guarantees as furnished by Mr.. Ilden.
AN ENORMOUS MISTAKE.
from TIE Ee,S. .Yort Herald tIaa)
We will not conceal our conviction that the
Democratic state Convention has perpetrated an en0r
for Governor II Mr. Tlden could be elected ne would
doubt make very fs 0,ry 9Is eo1e e have
presented the suages OF the people NO man ever
nominated for oyFSG Si dafes s s'g Mr. @ Tdea eanDo
poll the full vote OF his own party; much less can he
draw OF any votes from the Republicans.
from re Eesg- SUI tIad.I
Gov. DIX is popular . Ceer , s ss1dro ana e VERY y
1t TO run a. well as he But there two things IN
which tue Syracuse Democrat has an adyantage over
corrupt and crumbling Grant party, anu us pation
contains excellent resolution against the hepuoican
gag law in favor of preserving the freedom OF the
press. Gov. Dix - also against thaJ law Du MS I'm W
vention will probably say nothing ABOUT Is' anu & Dy
Mr. Tlden will the su1rages OF thonsands VINO
do belong to either party, and Will stand fair
chance of being elected
DoU9TTULT caAYcEs IA, zee s,3I OF ,S, SUCCESS
II John MOrrissey can send Illden out OF
New-YOrk with 10000 majority his victory may De as
sured not the contest Will not only be bitter
but without much prospect for success III the Demo
Gratis were sure of victory In State campaign, 10 would
be ungracous in Democratic Convention guided by
Tiden the head Of ticket As 49, with DIX in place.
the state is about equally divided DIX certain TO be re-
nominated, aud his election by many believed a Ger
tainty the displayed in nominating Mr. Iden
Is either mOnstrOus or sublime
From York Eretag Post (Repl
The people of New-IOrk have reason 10 con
gratuIae themselves upon the nominations OF Mr. Til
den and Mr. Dorshemer by the Democratic party as lts
candidates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor
Every citizen OF either political party, ought 20 fee
satisfaction whenever the opposing party proposes an
admirable man for public Office. The resolutions OF the
Democratic Convention also excellent so far as tey
go; regret that the members Ot the Convention
absorbed in considering the effect OF ther acton
omitted mention the constitutional amendments now
pending before the people OF tns state or 70 au'e eA
cept Dy implication. TO state affairs al all.
Mr. TILDENS CLAIMS AS A RE,FORMER.
From The Nsr-YOrk commeraa Ad'ert'ser, (iFepl :,
Had the Democratic leaders, who usually
control state Conventions anu GegsiatVe Dodies SEN
any possible chance OF success, MT Ide never GO9a
Governor his friends VIII put forward ms eilihs a.
KefOrmer based upon the part ne TOOK IN DlnginS 10
light the municipal frauds OF Tweed o. Mr.; llden
absolutely refused 10 take patt II tae tt,zJHs
to overthrow the men who had robbed the city,
was intended 70 defeat the Democratic party. When 10
was that tue movement was 70 be success, that
Tlden came forward waving his hat and mounting the
ramparts 70 plant the banner Of Reform
a MAN OF UNQUEsTIONABLE INTEGRITY.
The Nei6- York EU0aiag E.gress tDeH)
The nomination of MIR Iilden for Governor
@ s ee tGftEe1S the central e and head Of the
Democratic state Committee, ana Vi ater years tOok
lead IN the detection exposure ana punishment OF
Ring frauds Beyond TINS he Is man of unquesnonable
integrity and great ability. He has served Tie state h
the Legislature, M the framing OF It's fuudgmentiI law
IN important commissions IN many state Conventions,
with 10 one to impeach his honesty or MS n'esehee
THE wIsEsT CHOICE.
From The NeoPJrk EoeaHg MAJ tIad)
The nomination Of Samuel D. liluen as the
candidate Of tine Democratic party Tor the highest oce
in the state viii give satisfaction 10 the Dest men on
either SIDE In public and private NE, as Democrat
ana as citizen, MS record cntienges scrutiny, 10 MN
in good part the city and the state are ndeDtea or e
breaking Of the RinS and rae Democratic party IOr
ends. His nomination Is an dssnt1hIe tsst, N1Ie'eI
party DE successful in the election the sate VIZ oe ~
The state alike the Democracy nave done tAe Wisest
thing 10 their power.
EAuNENTLY FIT
From Tie Bro0klyH Eagle (Den)
We only express the feelings Of Republicans
ana Democrats alike when IN good old phrase made into
force ~ the Droprety aud creddOeness Oi the
,ef we declare lt a nomination emineutiY nj 20 be
made" It bOth exalGatiou and wise reeonstruc-
tion OF the conditions OF politics Itself II measures the
executive office 10y highest standard and them pre-
sents man thoroughly competent TO the most ideal
public character t but STIR the popular imagI
nation aud respect III eqnai degree
AIMS OF THE DEMOCRACY.
From The albany Argus (Dea+)
The Democratic Republican party have de-
beratey assumed an attitude before the people OF hs
resentatOn. They have embodied determined purpose
in the very framework OF Their orgtnz .lon M anu they
Of profound convection The purpose which they en-.
body is purpose to work the political puricailqn of
the conviction that pure administration is the best policy
for party aud resoue resstanee 10 al wrong the snre
passport to popular support. Not alone Is this written
in resolutions sounded from platforns II takes
higher form lives in the active energies of the
corded deeds, and accomplished work
A LAUGHABLE TICKET
IRON me albany Journal tA1pj
If anything beyond the nomination Of Til
den needed 10 weigh down the Democratic tckeC
Governors ana that Is done The ticket will produce
broad grin throughout me sate-excep among the old
'''1'''' a TICKET FOR REFORM
The Syracuse COuT<r (DenA
With such name inscribed upon our ban
ner, We may nave rsA 10 expect all friends OF good
banner proudly aof wall go into the night believing
that we must win, because we ought 10 win Wnen the
will oe emDiazoned on tnat banner If the people are
true 70 themselves The nomination OF Mr.. Tden VIII
place the Democracy clear IN Tie van the pOns
OF true reform IN government The people will accept II
every where proof conclusive tbat the parry when
talks reform means reform we'll
TAMMANY IN TIE ASCENDANT
The Syracuse journal llfep.J
The Democrats OF NeW-l Ork enter upon the
State canvass with ltmmRny ia the ascendant and
canal Ring its auxiliary, with Tlden as s standard
bearer. weighted with pledge 10 pardon the convict
Tweed, with a shuilug and unsatisfactory record
the financial question. and with the burden voluntarily
assumed of approval aud Justification OF the
Dellon IN the south! what shadow OF hope for the
success Of political party thus weighed down. can
there be before the intelligent people Of the state Of
NeW-YOrki