The New York herald., 1876-09-11
YORK HERALD MONDAY SUPPLEMENT

uuder the IMPRESSION that any air candidate
Oh the democratic tickst "otwnhs,andins rms sey,
and Lord Either Of them would prove strong candi-
date before the people.
beef nominate he would have been elected by large
majority He is gentleman Of ane ability and would
make excellent Governor am gong up 10 the
Convention auc shall support candidate that
the leaders of the party may agree upon | regret
Governor Seymour did not accept the nomination
! was the Legislature when be was Governor OF the
State and always LOOK up 10 him with the greatest
admiration However, there are many men IN ne
democratic party who will prove as strong before the
people OF this State as Horatio seymour
JOHN 2 CAgRoLL-rhe management o: the recent
Convention Will, no doubt work good deal o! mis-
hiei in coming campaign II will require active
and energetic work the part OF the democratic
party repair this injury The coming looks 10
me 10 be scott Lord
ruiRp DISTRICT
JOHN MoRRissEY-l do not think the recall OF the
Convention anc the dsappon,menis to Governor
Seymour's acceptance wil. sny effect upon he
chances democratic this State Alter the
10th. when the ticket Is completed Saratora SIX
weeks VIII remain for The tha:
Horaio seymour was nominee OF the parry will have
been forgotten long before election day. Any good
that heads our State ticket can be elected There
plenty oi able mcr IRON whom to select We have
Congressman Lord, Senator schoonmaSer, De VIII c.
Vest Andrew II. Green, senator starbuck and Others.
ANY one o! these gentlemen would make AZ excellent
candidate
JomS J. sLRyrx-Ii Dorshcmer had been nominated
he would have proved weak candidate. We hnd
another who wi! harmcnize the party more
soon after the nomination Is made De VIII. C. wes, is
not sufficiently known, IN my opinion, throughout tho
state
THOMAS SMITH, JR.--l think this seymour matter
was put up job They meant 10 place Dorsheimer III
the gubernaioria chair despite viii OF the Couven
ton anu they overrcachec themselves \ genera! dis
gust in the ranks o! The party has followed
FOURTH DISTRICT.
THOMAS SHiEI.s--i he democrats viii elect their
ddae Tor Governor despite the recent mistakes made
at Saratoga | believe tha, Mr.. Til'iens chance Of
election win be with Tie least 5y this
biuntcr All the candidates hear mentioned tho
nomination will prove acceptabicLord. West, Allen,
Church, Siarbuck or Schoonnaker
JoHN GALvIN--Thc hard times Will nscre the
OF tickets In State and nation The people
aud they Will forget the mistakes mat have been made
at Saratoga. have met with several republicans who
willy The democratic ticket next a as they desire
change the administration o! affairs
BRYAN REIILy--Wh hen the Convention rcasscmbcs
II must guard against any personal discussion Let
the delegates agree upon proper candidate before
assembling, nominate him at once aud then adjourn.
! think Scott Lord would be the best man now.
BY placing this gentleman in the field all injurious
effects resulting from the declnatlon OF Mr. seymour
would disappear.
FIFTH DISTRICT
HENRY A. GUMBiEToN-This trouble TO the reiu-
sal Di Horatio seymour VIII only prove temporary.
After Wednesdays Convention we will have over
weeks for canvasslng There is therefore, ample
time work up sentiment and Enthusiasm Tor
State ticket think Mr.. Scott Lord would be good
candidate or us TO nominate.
PETER MircnrII--Thc naming OF Horaiio Seymour
by accamaton for the Governorship, seems 10 me,
was tribute que 10 that gentleman oy ihe SARATOGA
Convention 1t was spontaneous onthnrst which
could not DC stayed by anybody or ny any methoo.
HIS refusal TO accept cannot njurc our ticket in the
The people OF this State recognize the
delicate position n which We were placed dele
gates and give us credit Tor dong the best that wo
could under the circumstances. We might be wise to
nominate, when we again ONE together, gentleman
who has not yet been mentioned Tor the place
SIXTH DISTRICT
TIxoTHy J. CAMrBELL-Sevcral members of the pres
ent State Committee united tor their position.
Those gentlemen undertake. run the machine on
their account and they trippcd up IL requires
considerable experience and tact TO manage Convcn
tion satisfactorily to ali sides. However, things vii.
toll rt,lt thu ktth ob
win the day. Any OF tho candidates | have
named will suit me-Hand, schoonmaker, starbuok
Lord.
MICHAEL HEALY-It IS impossible to ANTICIPATE a.
present who will the nomination Wcdncs-
State and country want change, aud that We viii have
democratic Governor TO succeed Samuel j. rdcu.
The republicans are trying TO mako all The capital shey
can out oil Mr. Seymours deciination, but their ci-
orts will amount TO nothing We Will win the day
easily with any of the gentlemen have heard mem
toned for tho nomination
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
PETER B. OLSxy-rherc was no job set up or in
tended by an nybody in the late Saratoga
A committee OF ten appointed TO wait upon Gov
ernor seymour and apprisc MIN Of his nomination.
Mr. sprggs was depuzed 10 80 to Utica on the part OF
that committee When he sent that despatch ''Go
ahead and complete yonr ticket, feel confident hc
expected Mr. seymour would ultimately accept The
nomination so unanimously thrust upon him. hear
good deal o! talk about the nomination OF Scott
Lord, OF Utica, or s A. Band, oi Albany Either
would reflect credit upon the ticket Mr.. Hand is
lawyer OF cminencc and has large practice IN the
Court oi Appeals
gate who goes TO Saratoga should hurry all personal
animoses order to secure this element IN our de-
be rations. can tell you that no name has bcen yet
determined upon for the nomination. Mr.. Scymour's
withdrawal VIII not affect our canvass IN any way.
Tho masses want change in the State aud national
governments and they have latin IN the democratic
and will support them at all hazards. have
heard the Of Judge Lott, OF Brooklyn, alluded to
PATRICK McCAbx said ho ict certain the
nomination OF Governor Seymour by the Demo-
cratic State Convention because of
bcrs OF the Convention that he would accept provued
The nomination we're made unanimous. lie felt that
whoever The candidate named by the coming Conven-
tion may be the party hound to succeed. HIS rst
choice is Andrew H. Green and he thinks that gentle
man would be for The best interest OF the
people Mr.. Babcock Of The Chamber OF Commerce,
was an excellent man, and after Mr. Green, he would
favor him before Of the others named.
EIGHTH DISTRICT
EDWARD D. GALE-Mr Scott Lord has just been
nominated ior Congress, and think he Is out OF the
question so far as the gubcrn"toriai contest Is con-
cerned. The best man, TO my mind, would bc De
Wit, c. West Ho possesses all The characteristics
which 1t him admirably Tor the Executive chair. He
Is President OF Black River and Utica Railroad,
lives Ill Lowvile, ana has the reputation OF being
shrewd business man and an able politician.
THOMAS J. CARLToS-We Will carry The Of New
YORK by $4,000 majority TINS seymour business
not draw twenty votes from ticket consider any
oil the names already mentioned tor tho Goyernorshp
good enough 10 head our CANVASS IN this State
DISTRICT.
EDWARD GILoy-It clear 10 my mind that Allen G.
Beach would Ue the best man 10 nominate urder the
present peculiar circumstances He would harmonize
ana Orng togetnef ali inc IN tnc
We IN need oil just such candidate.
The mistakes at saratoga have gwen great ssaiisac
the party throughout The State, but the
ton OF good man on Wednesday mex; will wipe
bitter recolcctions and solidly unite ali democrats
more
TIMOTHY SHEA said the advantages to be gained
side Of New y York By the assurance OF gwen
Seymour's being the candidate might to some extent
be ost but the democracy OF the State could suffer
materially from the last Conventions action. Mr. shea
thought that scott Lord as the euDernatoria pomnee,
would at this junclure be the right man IN The right
place.
JoHx j. GoRMAx--I am OF tho opinion that the nom.
ina:on OF Ex-Governor seymour forced the
Convention By the people In the galleries, and that Mr.
John Mofrisscy had great dcal TO do with IT, IN
nection with his anfi-rammany friends don't think.
however, that the nomination will have the slightest
effect lnjuriously on me success OF the dcmotratc
party this state. Ny urst choice. II be be
daccd 10 accept Judge Cnurch Ifhc Will serve
MY second choice Will be GARRISON n. Potter don't
think the attcrs Congressional speech should put him
the defensive.