The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-16
VOL XLlII.-N0. "A.
TIlEOUTL00K IN SYRACUSE
yORESHADOWTSG THE ACTON ar
THE STATE rOyyENTTON

Tammnny Vuni rel will he settled what
H. Thoughi abo at the Currency Question
SYRACUSE, Sep 1. 15.-A large body OF del
egates and Gro ~d Of outsiders are here to
attend tue Den ucratic State Convention to-
morrow. Thegi .therng Is totally different from
that which met ut Saratoga last week. II looks
u" more Ike Z than the Grand Union loteh
blazing with ashton and sparkling with cham
pagne' rcsen ibes the Vanderbilt House, hheu
with battles CARED politicians and redoien' "
genuine rye. Doubtless the Ru'l'i
of the fou hundred delegates VINO sat vi 'no
Town lia II # saratoxi had more J'unp
air thon' sill those Of the four hundred VINO VIII
NEE In wciing Hall to-morfowi ana as 10
money, whether It consist OF gold or green
backs, I presume the Republican Convention
was irth ten times gs much as the Democratic
Conv, .ntion. But though these points Of diner-
enco IN the constituent elements of the Con-
ven itns suike the eve at he FIRST glance, there
IS omething Of far more Importance In the
APP ~ renee Of the two bodies which instantly
a. .ests and holds the attention. cloud "
d ispondcucy that presaged defeat covered the
,untcnnncrs Of the leaders at Saratoga, while
} ere at syracuse the light Of assured victory
sll-tens IA every Democratic eye.
t.lkcd wi no Republicans at SARATOGA who
So, med really to believe their party would car
ry the II to this fall. have met no Democrat
here VINO has any doubt that the ticket put up
IN HouitnalOn tomorrow VIII he triumphantly
elected. True 1t is, that anti-Tammany threat
insurrection at the polls II Its delegates are
excluded from the Convention, and this might
badly cut up the Senatorial, Assembly and
other local candidates In the city OF New York
but 1t would perhaps hardly reach far enough
60 destroy the State ticket
There is no question that there is a consider
able element here which, In a certain sense, is
rather unfriendly to Gov. Iiiden, and more
especially to what said TO be his aspirations
for the nomination to the Presidency next year,
and It Is claimed that tbis element has large
following all through the state, and particularly
IN the GENITAL and western counties. 1 can
hardly he mistaken In saying that these state
nients have a basts of truth. The strength of
rated, ( II certainly exists In regard to the
iivsuency anu lrohaoly In respect to
hs been sid here, that IL the Demo-
Gratis carry OHIO and Pennsy ylvania this
opposition wi then lie increased rather than
diminished. However, Notwithstanding all this,
there 1, uisUusiton to not only heartily ap-
llaud Gov. ltlden's ref, rm policy, and ptrticu-
larry IN respect to the Canal Board, but u that
eIteut 20 let MIN have pretty much his own way
and select "a St te ticket To suit himself. OF
eou 81. % he i granted tDis privilege, he viii be
held RESPONSIBLE for the candidates whom he
lhe gubernatorial slate, so to speak, has been
sr'Skei lltle-that Is to Say. u II was made up
Prc,iid iid+h a. rs rsporttd. II Is fhrmed that
low for Secretary q state, Apgar for State
re surer and seymour for state Engineer.
Agar has been crowded OF, and Seymour
h,s vi ndrawn. much doubt II Biselow
will b. nominated, but l think Fairchild
sihmed lnit all oi these these I foar VSsrs''eS were oS
wnat IS flniliarly called 1.-The Tildeu slate"
Very likely II Is wrong to mix him up IN the
matter, but IL that was the 81, te it will be At
least partially shivered. GOV. iiden Is not here,
aId II Is understood that he will not be. Gov.
Seymour was strongly urged to come, but he
has declined. II is gwen out thai senator Ker
sifes of what oegin to be denowinated the Al
bany nu Utica kcgences.
Pratt Is pressed for RECONCILIATION as Attorney
General. he VIII either witndIaw or oe de-
Wheaton OF Dutcness, J. J. Taylor II Tioea. aud
some Others, IN addition 70 BiReiOw, are named
with wheaton. JHGSe Eaiie of mefsimeT, S Luz Luz
cius h1binson Of Chenun. md Q hers are men:
Growers seat in the Court ~ Appeals. There Ia
coud OF Candidates, and In n later dispatch
may mention lew Il the more Important.
SECOND DESPATCH
On the currency question suppose the plat
form viii be n reiteratlon Of tnat Of last year,
perhaps a mere copy of II, word for word. II
Res"luti MS, Il Is barely pe ssuls tnat a motion
may 0s ado to amend II 10y moderate decla-
ralun against violent contraction while on the
road To stec 10 payment. However, IL n likely
20 stand as II did LIST year. notwithstanding
tns, II Is Idle 10 deny that con,iderable body
Of delegates ana outsiders agree In substance
Win the platforms OF onio and PennsyIvania ON
the financial issues l have not doubt that
majority vi them are opposed to anything
Ike Noent contracuon. In my judgment a
the me view, bue the Democrats here will bs
Inclined To let the subject pass over without
pr'vUk ing IA controversy now. Ibe Democrats
VINO are rather pliable on hard money prefer TO
le. thin-s stand as they are until they see the
eecti N returns from Ohio and PenHsy lvania.
II ,hose states 90 lnrsely Democratic, then note
VIII the party In New York will do when they
noid ~ ,ne,r state C9nv. nti1n TO SEM delegates
pl tfoIm viii endorse Gov. Tilden's canal and
reform policy 10 the strongest terms.
THIRD DESPATCH.
Daniel Magone Of st. Lawrence, ono OF Gov
1hdens Canal Commissioners, will betempo-
IaIy Chairman Of the Convention. Jonn Biee
low, another OF the Canal Com nilsson, Will
proty certainly be nominated for Secretary
Of sta e. joan d. Van Buien, another OF the
canal commission, and the only remaining one,
u Is sand, viii he nominated for state Engineer
II this ail IN ms out so, the three members Of |
ths Can Commission Will have no cause to |
ton. 1t IL Il. der,tOod that Judge Wheaton OF |
D1len - decli9es 10 90 before The Convention |
as Candidate Tor Secretary Of state provided |
bigelow is the choice Of Gov. Tilden, |
and 1t i now. believed that Bireow is. |
Senator herman Is here, and II Is supposed that |
n speak Tor alden IN ali these matters. Ross |
OF CaNugt W be t9e candidate for Treasurer, |
presume; Fhtchiid Tor Attorney -Gener,i. and |
Npbinsuh for Comptroller The state Committee |
adjourneu until to morrow morning without |
tins may be ief, to the Convention.
The arriVh of the Hon. John Kelly and his |
delegation. and the lion. Tuumas j. Cleaner |
the Hon. Rufus f. Andrews, and other mag,
uates Of the anti ammany Democrat, mas in |
acyiB the parry in New York. Tue anti ihmma-
rs ,fzesates are very actIye. MAn, Of them |
have lcnt the day talking to the countr, Demo-
e. - of tne IsnmanY secret socloly's rule OF
tLe ar \, and The Tammany Conyention's fail.
ure c'nliI with the resolution Of lo7l Most
OF u s,TouineLt anti i-lanmany men are very
indeL endent. Tnev ,bink that they viii lose
but iu ale II they arv refused adniission to tie
CunIt uti N, 40 the p 'ODle Of New YORK are with
them, nd they sAY that The leadtrs OF tue party
must lnide by the consequences II they are ig-
nor d.
ono II the delegates said publicly to-day that
the coi itest would be carried INTO the National
T. IL
country delegates seem to be very fAvOrably dis
posed t. ward both the delegations from New
York. hoy believe that win two rec gnized
oreaniza lions In that city the v1te for
the II to ticket Will larger thin |
II hut Ot ~ OrsanlZatiOn snould he recognized |
by tue g INVENTION. Therefore many OF them
favor tAe "a t.uissiOn OF bOtn delegations. III the
element at this ques ion were left to the
C"n'cntiOn without tue previous action OF a
COMMITTEES, Dth delegations might be admit
ted nut IL ~ ,'ouht,ul whether tue Commit %
on Contested ats will deem IL wise TO recOg.
nize more IT,, N ono organization as regular.
hhpuld they CONE to that conclusion there Is
litlle doubt hat theY will recommend The ad-
mission Of the Nammany delegation, and that