New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
THE SYRACUSE CONTENTION.
FURTHER COMMENTS OF THE PRESS,

Tn short. the New-Y York delegation VIII go
to Cincinnati mpi deed and annsraG!su' nn, e' n ~
OF largely pr,p1nderating mass OF the kepdn' an o.
NevY0k The aGyoaes o. MS onId mG% ad dduSs. ne"
do generally feel that hey have heen treated WIN gen
erous consideIation.-lT Troy Times Qiep)
AS chosen, nearly the entire deleSatIon are
warn and zcalous supporters of Roscoe Conkline am
re thoroughly commit u his fortunes IN THIS can
yass The minority, composed Of rot less earnest ana
true men are not be counted as foes Of Mr. cOnklng
they are representatives OF the sentiment winch lOui
expression in the Convention, IN oppos On to any IN
suctiOn indication as to an ndlIdna Prelcence III
adv yance If the meeting OF the National COnVentou-
ISyTacnse Journal tRep)
The delegates, under both the original resO
mtion and tue substitute, will be eit Tree 10 eNercse
their individual preferences for candidate, and the eN
nressiop of preference on the part The Convention
AZ Tie es; only bind the delegatesatlarge ss they are Ia
real ty the only delegates that have state cOstuene!
lsyracuse Standard tRepJ
Mr.. Conkling as q Presidential candidate is
weaker now than he was before the Republican,. of
w-York presented his maine to the county but II Is
possible that he may ga.er ssG oH' I Se doe NJ
be Will rue the day when he permitted his friends to use
his in connection with the hgh once To WHICH ne
aspires.-[U Utica Observer tDen)
II was the deliberate and well-judged deci-
sion of the Convention TO stand by the clahis ol he"
Yort' fayorr Republican candidate. until Some othci
name shall seem more acceptable in the Republican a.
ional Convention OF delegates That decision wac the
right onc-( (Elmira Advertiser tRep)
There is no longer much doubt as to the
final result Mr. COnklg's chances are now ire pest o.
apy OF the distinguished Statesmen whose names have
hepu tnat cOnncctl0i lie l. per
hest No dishOnor suspicion OF dishocr talnts ms
record As electric speaker AMI sounl Ieas0hcf ne
has no spcriOr IN the natOn ana he goes 10 tbc tonVc
tou wlin the support of the Republicans OF tie Empire
State-l Oswego Times (keI)
OF course the State Convention had duty
10 in this matter. and a. long as III dd not en-
barr.ss the national delegates with lnstrucuOhs ana
pledges Justice required that II majority ol the dele
oates i'm our state Convention were III favor oi MI COhk
lug they should apprise the National Convention oi tha
fact lAubdrn AdyeI User tEepJ
Senator C0nkling's victory is but POOR
lame and barren affair Tie delegation goes 10 Clncin
matt without instructions to yOie lOf MN anu hts ne
nf ain uledges control except by the feebest KIND OF
iu,ncaton and this In such case ]. no stronger thuh
a rope Of sand-(Kir gston Freeman (Den)
While believing that it would have been
bet.r N the Convention had accepted tho substitute
Altered by Mir curtis something like H. III place OF lho
min and sixth resolutions, We can YET discover no
reas.u wly We slould acqu III the ma detci-
NINA ION aud heartily and cheeiuy support th. ac'ivh
of Jhe Conventional Albany Express tRep)
The delegation to Cincinnati goes with iri-
nlicJ n not uress, Instructions tO present the name
OF Roscoe COnktng as the candidate oi the NGM-ioIk
Renuhicans Tor the Presidential nomination. The con
ccssIou of the party managers to the revolving element
OF the party is one Of words mercly-lBulo Courier
De.nJ
We fail to see why a support earnest and
coroaI should not De extended to Lin COns!lneE We
,ye tnis support Will DC accorded MN iof u IL illso
spincapt that Of tho opposition when WIS mani
tested WAS rather the phruscOogy OF tlc RESOLUTIONS
tlap 10 the man whose claims they ifoteht lhoIcoie
ranks and that they VIII, tlpped over words VIII
not faer IN their steps when they sai be called upon 10
follow Inn who has Ia tunes past 50 oilen leu then-
dorchester Democrat and Chronicle (Rep)