New-York tribune., 1876-08-09

bONSlI Al SANAlObh'
GOV. T1LDrN AND TiIE MEETING OF THE STATE
CoMMT1EE--CHASCEs OF THE SEVERAL cANDi-
DATES FOR THE GUBERNATORGAL NOMINATIONS
Br TELEGRAPH TO the TRIBuNEl
SARATOGA, Aug. s.-Thc opinion prevails here to-
night in some quarters that the Democrats, who
have felicitated themselves 50 much on what they
call the Republican family quarrel have one OF
their own on hand which will keep them busy TIL
after the November election. The meeting OF the
Democratic State Committee this afternoon has
given Democratic complexion to Saratoga gossip
a feeling quite unexpected was developed antIso-
nistic To Gov. Tldcn. Iteocms clear that he does
not command the respect of some o. the most prohi
ncnt men of his party. One Democrat said he
never saw anything like the chill which was
given the Tilden side of affairs to-day. The
Committee appeared TO have "cOIne to bury lliden
not to praise hIm' Another Democrat asserted that
there had been a change of sentiment in his county
in the past three weeks to Mr.. Tidcns disadvan-
tagc. If this is great reform campaign, they ASK
why is party manipulation so prevalent and the
party machine grinding 50 fine! They say that
revolutions are made by the force of living IDEAS
and the kndlng of enthusiasm, not by office work
and mechanical methods. One Democrat expressed
surprise at the absolute failure Of Gov. TildcnS let
ter in private circles The newspapers had made all
the noise over it,
Now that the Democratic Convention is called, 1t
is asked who Will be the Democratic nominee :
Lieutcnant-Goycrnor Dorshcmer is mentioned as n
probable candidate, and has suddenly developed
much strength. lie is supposed to have the support
Of Gov. 1i,den, but Democrats say the Governor
will try to romain neutral and keep ont of the state
fight lie feels that interference on his pait
would add to tho quarrel, and stu he
is bound to be interested in the State election.
The German vote is counted. Mr.. Dor.hcmcr, 1t Is
thought would please the Germans, and Yet IT Is
asserted that the Buffalo GerGans-his own toWns-
peoplc-would give a majority against him. More
importance is attached To his lack of strength among
independents, who now regard him aS Demo
cratic, aud among the strongest type oi bourDonS,
who regard with suspicion his political antrcedentS'
Iucius Robinson is injured as "A cau'hdate by
similar feelings. Clarkson " Potter ami Andrew II.
Green are talked of with some force, and Mantcn
Marblc's chuuccs are lightly dwelt upon. Henry C.
Murphy Of Brooklyn aud Homer \. Nelson Of
Dutchc,s County are likely 10 have strong iroa- III
the convention. The canvass l. taking vide range
Rcpublicars are in favor Of Mr. DoT,hcimcr's nom
iuation. II - rumorcd in Democrat" circles
that VIM ". Evarts has dcchnodi to be
the candidate before the Republican Convention,
Of the Curtis sentiment OF his party, unless senator
Conklinc approves the movement beforehand ana
,bcr,hy pr,y,ut, flctous squabhlc H. Is rcpUtcd
ns saving that the party would probably unite on
Gov. l.. y. Morgan. Republicans here civ" no ere
d,ucc 10 the story and believe tE" Democratic WISH
i, father 10 the Thought. Mr.. Norgans name IS not
much better received here than Mr. Corn'is, the
desire being To get cauidltr of standing aud rep
u,at,u who Easuot been identified with inner UJiit-
ical life Ex-Gov. Hoffman arrived tins evening