New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-09


e,vc, has ascnt the SANDER srrawns" Why not wAit
Sor commissioner Raun's answeri III does clear Gov
srtIden men of all parties VIII rejoice.
The Democratic candidate for Canal Com
,,ss,oner Darius A. Ogden. Postmaster under Polk,
Canal Appraiser under Seymour Consul under Pierce
,6 chairman OF the Assembly Committee on Canals IN
1ee, and 1882 SO much distinction ought not TO have
hen wasted upon the nomination to an once hat WI"
probably never DO nileo
Tn the Cleveland district they have got an
ether case OF Seymour. Congressman Payne declined
denomination and said that Gin no possible emergency
Soud he again appear before tho public as candidate
,or os3cep Judge Ranney was nominated and declined
i0 d now Mr. PAYNE has been rushed through 1t Ia not
vet known-whether ne VIII accept
Congressman G. G. b. Walker sensiby
,s a auetus on the talk about his nomination for Coy
srnor In card be says: "Let it be distinctly under
od that am not candidate for Governor nor for any
char Office nor would accept nomination rendered
ma know my own want OF fitness for such responsi
ntv and have no vanity to crafty in having my name
Saraded IL the newspapers in connection with any cap
didaey, however exalted.
Ia Spr,ggs responsible for this 7 The Demo-
e t,onyentiou No was down for wednesd ay, with
ont inquiry as 70 Town-ha, which, ii now turns OUT
IA engaged for tho National Unitarian Convention Inc
convention will therefore meet In the Opera House OF thu
Grand Union Hotel But imagine the wayfaring man
+ovtng into the Town-hal. and wondering where they
cot such an nteIigentlooking Delnocrauc convention
fOmi
Nib. O'Reilly, editor of The Boston Pilot
q, an interview with q reporter Of The Boston Globe
stated that the opposition to Mr. Adams among the irish
wcsuat based on the fact that indictments who went
. bjs country to Ireland during the Fenian excite
ont we're arrested aud punished but that peaeeable
American citizens staying there were treated in the same
vay He did not anticipate, however that 1t would
ause any division In the Irish vote and one thing could
he sad in favor of Mr. Adams that he had never counte
papced the Know-Nothing movement Mr. 0'Reilly con
cInded ave TO Democratic triumph through
ont the country TIE Pilot opposed MT Adamss nomina
Zion on principles and it viii work heartily for his cleo
ZION non on the same basis"
Scott Lords colleagues are rallying to his
aide Congressman Randall. In private letter to The
Utea Observer expresses his warmest concurrence In
The recommendation CT Judge Lord for the Governor
sbp and Congressman J. H. Bagley, jr who suggested
the nomination last June has written letter. from
which the following is an extract His management OF
the impeachment trial Of Belknap and his sharp and
subtle arguments In the summing Of that case make
him the peer OF the best lawyers in the land HIS ring
ing resolutions in regard to the testimony OF accom-
1iees in the whisky trials brought Attorney General
Perrepopt to his feet, and to explanation. lie
pressed to successful issue in hHouse the Joint resou
ton for an amendment thu Constitution the school
oueson and by that showed in glazing cOlors the
Inconsistency and insncery Of the Republican Senate
resolutions which denounced intimidation OF voters any
and every whore and by their passage spiked twenty
Republican guns that charged to the mouth ready
70 beleh fOi th at Democrats"
Two brand-new War Democrats have made
themselves known In Indiana-Thomas A. Hendricks and
Dan voorhees, Senator Morton has been reviewing
their claims to The title and The Cincinnati Commercial
thus sums up the result of his abors The history oil
the war is too In the memories OF men, and par
eularly in that of Senator Morton who Governor OF
the State defeated the ne'arious attempt OF Demo
cratic Legislature to deprive him OF executive power ana
put it into the hands OF o committee. three
out Of tho four Of whom were afterward
shown to have been members Of the treason
able order of the Knights OF the Golden Circle organ
,zation formed to take Indiana out Of the list OF loyal
States and carry 1t TO the side OF the Rebelion or
If not able TO do that to preserve an armed neatrssy
FOR self preservation. Gov: Morton does not say GOV
Hendricks was member Of that organization but that
he sYmpathized with 1t, and stood just outside where
II Was successful he might profit by it, Senator Morton
does not doubt, nor does any i9tsgent nan iaiai
Prof. James Russell Lowell, in presiding at
Republican meeting at Cambridge, referred as follows
to the nomination Of Mr.. Adams The Democrats have
made iu Massachusetts what we may call formidable
nomination for Governor. They have nominated man
whom we all respect; man who during tho martyr
DOM for martyrdom his service, In England really
served US better than all generals IN the neid ana
won us moro substantial victory, for yOu remember
pesce also had its Victories not less renowned than war
and because have such respect for Mr. Adams person
ally because feel strong-I viii not say inclination
but 90 strong temptation to vote for him
/ say It is because I consider him so formidable
that shall vote against him. And whyi For this reason
that the nomination of Mr. Adams has been made very
wisely will not say that it has been by any poDtch
trick for don't believe i-but it has been made very
wisely for its effect upon tho fortune OF tho Democratic
party throughout all the Northern States OF the oounry
and that is my reason for voting against him. They tell
u.s. gentlemen and experience viii chow whether tney
are right or notify they / the grumblers.they
tai ms that reform Is Impossible within the Republican
party; but win they tell whether IL Is any more pos
sible within the Democratic partyt IL does not strke
me &C. must confess"