The New York herald., 1875-09-15

Followers. The impression 10 be growing among
those delegates who already here and who have
been directly heard from on the subject that II
the convention intends to force the rule OF 1871
IA good faith and the Committee Contested
seats act honestly in dealing with the ques-
ton that the Tammany well as the anti Tammany
delegates rom the Third, Eleventh and Fifteenth AS
senDly districts may be declared irregular If Morris
seys Ledwith's and Hayes delegation can establish the
TACT that the call for their primaries made by the
% ola us'rlc. committees they Will gain possibly some
sort OF recognition The point however is simply
technical one, and In order 10 keep Tammany in good
humor IL Is probable that sufficient irregularities
the part Of the contestants will be shown TO counterba
ance II and keep all her antagonists out in the cold
There is suspicion lurking IN some of the country
mems minds that the Governor is somewhat inclined TO
favor the contestants and If this should turn out TO be
true 1t will have great weight with those delegates who
want to be on the winning side right wrong, and
who now have no opinion one way or the other about
what ought to be done. hint from the Governors
wrepullers here tomorrow will settle all their doubts
and until they learn definitely what he desires they will
remain on the fence.
OTHER coNrEsrrNd DELEGATIONS
Besides the contestants from the twentyone districts
IN New YORK there are Two sets OF delegates rom Al
bany, Oswego and Westchester counties so the Com
mittee on Contested Seats viii have their hands full
The Albany delegation, headed by the Meegan party,
and the contestants, backed by Dan Manning are very
bitter in their warfare and the former that if the
Iammany delegations are admitted they cannot be re-
fused admission. The Meegan party victorious
last year, and this will doubt give them a claim upon
the Convention which cannot be overlooked Doubtless
all the contesting delegations will work like beavers
between this and the meeting OF the Convention have
the men OF their choice placed upon the Committee
Oreuehllas Ihe latest information tonight con
cernlng
THE PROBABLE TICKET
as Governor Tiden would like TO have IT, places John
Bgeow at ITS head Secretary of State, Charles f.
Fairchid as Attorney General, Lucius Robinson
Comptroller, f. X. Apgar State Treasurer, Horatio
Seymour Jr., as State Engineer Zenas Pratt as
state Prison Inspector, and d. o. Salmon as Canal
Commissioner.
1t is that negotiations we're being carried
on by the Governor and his friends, before the
Saratoga Convention met to induce Mr. Bgeow to
take the place, and that 1t knowledge Of this fact
which prompted Mr.. Weed and other leading republi-
cans 70 capture him for their ticket 1t is currently
reported to night that Mr. Bigelow will consent TO take
Tue democratic nomination, that it is finally settled
that the convention will adopt hard money platform
In case he should decline the Governors friends saw
that his second choice for the first place on the ticket
is Frederick A Conkling, brother OF Roscoe Word
| was received this evening that
HoRATIo SEYMOUR, JR, DECLINES
to run as State Engineer and as yet no person has
been mentioned likely to be a strong candidate The
friends of Wheeler H. Bristol working hard secure
the nomination. 1t seems also that Mr. Apgar will have
TO stand aside 1t is said to night that if he allows his
name to be used in the Convention connection with
the State Treasurership letter will be read that will
forco him TO withdraw In of his being of the
race the chances that either Robert H. Waterman
of Albany, c. N Ross, of Auburn will be nominated
There seems to be strong feeling in favor of Ross,
the country democrats believe his nomination will go
great way toward helping the defeat of William B.
Woodn, who is again running in the Cayuga district for
Senator.
Robert Ear of Herkmer is to be appointed Judge Of
the Court OF Appeals in the place of Judge Grover de-
ceased this has the road clear for Iucus Rob-
nson, although the friends Of George W. Schuyler still
talk about pressing him a candidate for Comptroller
Zenas Pratt comes from the county Mr.. Earll
and so his nomination has been made certain by Mr..
Earl not being candidate Professor Morris of Cor
nell University, and ID. NJ Green, the present Deputy
Engineer now talked Of candidates for State Eng
ARRIVAL OF MoRRIssEY.
John Morrissey and Judge Garvin, of the delegation
from the Eleventh district, arrived tonight. The
former seems confident that his delegates will be adj
mitted if he gets fair play The Saratoga Convention
have decided to stand by him delegation of i've ap-
pointed by the working men in New York city, are to
arrive tomorrow and ask to be heard before the Con-
vention on the labor question and the action of Tam
many Hall in reducing the aborers' wages