New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-09
REprBLIcAN AcCEPTANCEs.
LETTERS FROM SARATOGA NOMISEEs-MR RoGERsi
YIEws on TIE PoLIIIcAL SITUATION.

LETTERS FROM sARATodA NOMINEEs-MR RoGERss
VIEWS on THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
Troy, Sept. S.-0f the persons nominated
by the Republican state Convention at Saratoga on Aug
20. the Hons. T. d. MORGAN, sherman 8. Rogers. and
George Il. Daniorth and Gen. William H. seward j.,
ami Charles T. Trowbrdge have addressed letters 81 a-
eeptance to the Hon. John 81 Francis of this city, which
are given below. In addressing Mr.. Morgan, Mr. Francis
said we have th honor. ii accordance with those TN
structons apprse you that the Saratoga Republican
Convention honorcd itself and the Republicans OF the
State by placing you In nomination for the office OF Gov
ernor-a position twice flied by with distinction to
yourself aud eminent advantage to the state and nation
The convention felt that in this crisis In tho history OF
the country the public interests required man OF lib
eral views OF large experience and wegrounded faith
IN Republican principles and this feeling emphasized
I'm the selection il made for the first place upon the
ticket"
THE LETTER FROM MIR. MORGAN.
Mr. Morgaa's letter OF acceptance IL as follows:
NEw-YoRK, Sept 3, 1875.
Hon. JOIN NJ FRANCIS, President:
DEAR SIR have received your letteT omeaiy nIorm-
ing me OF my nomination Governor by the Republican
state Convention which met at saratoga springs on the
23d Of August II IL indeed great honor and one tEat
Governor OF the State OF SewYork and desire 10 make
my cordial aeknowlc. meDts therefor Already through
the fayo, and paraity of the people, have held the
Office two full term In time OF peace, and one
country at war for the preservation OF the
While did not seek the nomination at this tme it IA
e native hui TO formally and gratefully accept II
.h,,nnI h., raItd,1 AT the noli. I Ahal
sle honn hi ,h biah duties of tba office ma In
nopc ~ 81 50 nrne5 os all mat e The resolutions OF
meet .o np ,3 nSaSyi91 as thew do the p,atIorm
sdond nv The last Repablcan National Convention To-
t"r Vim ~" eyreent letters of accept,nce OF our
for prrident and VIce-Presldsnt meet my
a,Ija onnrovaI and es have In messages aid In var-
9 go n,t.n nade nnhc INV yisws I'm relation
a o,or o Tie an airs of the st,le and
70 ,no m ih IIh ot JUne Iast m calling tho Rcpub
,an al 10 order opinion
ncan Nauohai ti ~ nnastnS NV aityaoiinr
upon tue pIonhS i W. 90 49,, n,.cessary ~
pullc, ~; have The honor TO he With
ektoha .nls Soino I1, III, vnnrs r. ID MoRGAs
huou io'p00', ''', -, 49, ,.,,,. ,oo,,ro
MIR. ROGERS ON TIE ISSUES.
The latter of The Hon Sherman s. Rogers Ia follows
N.ppAa,NsErr PIER r. L. Sept 4.
=, ~ ,o,v NJ ~. sCIs prssidrui " -
me h0f John ht nc Rcnnhican marty of the State
rou ~ W W Wv t vntlon lately held at Sauoga
OF AZ ms ~ tHe Office 81 IeutenSntcioy-
springs, ~. io w. ~, nnrocj,nn of the bnnor
ernor. doshe 10 EXPRESS my ~ -, the nom
40 conferred anu ~ 5ghy ny iaa ,,ade hv
nation The statement vi sonna polci i h 49, asoi
the CINCINNATI Convenon ge pssc xau dreaded ex.
tons OF the convention over WHICH VIII you ~ vhicb "a
prssses the ~, No,I"noI and sate aars can
sdlcly luuusteu-