The New York herald., 1876-09-12

vass discussed with vigor and terseness. As these
gentlemen represent the deront Assembly districts
throughout the State democrats and republicans alikc
mus, ieel interest the porusai Of tho intervewa
ALBANY COUNTY
Harmon yanderzee. of Jerusalem; John Hungerford,
Of Berne and Anse Requa OF westerloo the delegates
from tho FIRST district, are all farmers They believe
lhe gentlemen named by the last Democratic Conven.
hon wore all GOOD nomin and in entire sympathy
With the almost universally expressed desire for reform
In all public Offices. No blame should be attached 10
Any person tor tho action OF the Convention They
cve every delegate aotod entire good faith. They
hold the opinion that Tildon's name 10 n tower Of
strength and that he noeds the State
ticket TO secure this State than any good democrat
Will bring him. They would like to voto tor en-
irely man, but have not a. YET decided on any
person.
Mr. DANIEL MANNING, OF the Argus chairman of the
Albany delegation thought the action OF the Saratoga
Convention in response to strong popular desire
10 place Governor Seymour's at the head Of the
ticket The Convention WAS free to act without sug-
gcstion dctation from Governor Tlden, who had
agency iavoring tho claims OF any gentleman. He
does not think any person blame for the action OF
the Convention. He felt assured the Convention to
assemble tho 18th inst '.will give to the people OF
the State whom all good citizens can voto for,
Ex-Recorder SIMON W. RosENDALR and Civil Justice
FRANCIS II. WOODS, associate delegates with Mr.. Man.
ming from the Second district say Mr.. Mannings re-
marks to your correspondent coincide exactly with
their views and that they nothing additional
10 ada
The Second district delegates Rufus W. Peckham
District Attorney of this county; Edward Mecgan,
Incorporation Counsel and well known leader OF tho
democratic party, and John DAILY, stove merchant
The frs, named delegate is absent At Johnstown atond
ing murder trial and may DO unable 10 attend the
Convention.
Mr. MEKGAx thought the fact very evident that the
anti-Tammany element in tho late Convention
of the principal agencies the anything to beat John
Key' feeling encouraging them 10 push Seymour 8
name in opposition TO Mr. Potter whom Kelly favored
Mr. Meegan's choice for Governor is Homer A. Nelson,
ian old and tried democrat" He tMcegan) under
btood that new man, who Is reputed TO be worth
BIS 600 900 100000 0O0 is talked Of and In reply
queries for his name, said he believed It Was A. Bel
mont, OF New York city
Mr., DAILY thought the Convention entirely honest In
Its hearty support Of Mr. Seymour and that every
prominently named In tho fasco had acted in entire
good faith. He favored the nomination Of any good
democrat and felt assured tho action Of next wednes
days Convention will heal any which may
list among some democrats.
The delegates from the Fourth district Martin
Kley, OF West Troy: Michael Redmond, ex-Justico,
Of Cohoes, and 5. " B. Swan, OF Albany Mr.. Kiley
thinks the Saratoga mistake will njure the democ-
racy, and places the entire blame the chairman
81 the delegation who sent the Utica telegram. H q
personal preference Is Mr. Potter, though to thinks
Mr. Scott Lord will DO among tho most prominent
candidates next Wednesday.
Mr. REDMOND believes the mistake at Saratoga will
ipjurc the democratic ticket; considers scymour's
nomination the fault of the gallery and further believes
that tho obvious personal conflict between Mcssrs.
Kelly and Morrisscy had influence In the direction
OF diversion OF sympathy from the other candidates
whose names had been prominently canvasscd In
connection with the nomination for Governor Mr..
Redmond says that If he had the naming OF the
next Governor the gentleman would DO Amasa J.
Parker, OF Albany. he considers It desirable
that the ALBANY Regency" be conciliated al
this juncturc and feels assured Mr. ParKer'i
nomination will harmonic tue factions and heal all
the internal wrangng in the party. From converse
lions he has recently had with many democrats
throughout the State he will not DO surprised to end
Judge ComstocS, OF onondaga, prominent candidate
Nj. SWAN could not attach any blame TO any person.
A acted in good faith lie will 60 TO the Convention
Wednesday with personal preferences for Gov
ernor, feeling content that good will DO nom.
mated and elected in November next They all agree
that the individual desires OF delegates viii have no
Convention; that the acclamations of tho gallery will
rob delegates Of their senses and tnAt tho gentle
who will take the place Of Mr Seymour upon tho
licket will be fully determined upon before noon on
Wednesday, the hour when abe Convention will meet
CLINTON COUNTY.
ROYAL CoRBiy, OF Plat,sburg. remarked that as to
the feeling among democrats In Clinton the result OF
the election in Vermont was more depressing BY far
than the deciinatios Of Mr.. Seymour. The delegate
was not disposed 10 DO severe with Mr.. Magonc for
Withholding scymour's despatch, YET with FauIk.
ner, because they were trying to make easy for ssy
nsour TO accept and doub, confident that all
would come cut for the best Mr. Masone informed
HIM before the Convention that Governor seymour had
made ARRANGEMENTS To speak thrcc times already the
campaign, which aid moi look ike real sick man .
actions. He voted Tor Seymour under that influence,
doubling iite but would be all right with regard
10 the next Convention Mr. Corbin would vote nrt foe
Judge Allen, II sure he would accept HIS second
eho'cc would be General siocum, OF Kings he would
rhecriuly support Scott Lord, or in TACT any good
man. He did not rally much around Hand or Pcckham.
however
bins disappointment at Mr. seymour's refusal 10
the aud was disguised with the withhold
ing of tho telegram considering ia trick, no matter
what the Intentions OF 'nose In charge. NJ Faux
ners statement too, was hard to be explained Mr..
snd without confidence IN Magone, Faulkner 4 Co
RICHARD kkKsK OF keesevie, delegate IRON the
southern section Of Clinton county sad he was very
disappointed at Mr.. Seymours positive withdrawal
lie was not disposed TO blame anybody. He thought
they all wanted Mr.. Seymour so badly that wishes
Robinson. and be should ssiiI hold TO him II his
name werc not presented. Hand would sun him
pretty we'll He knew Hands father, and the boy
camo from good stock The feeling IN and about
Kecscvilc favorable for strong canvass and since
he had explained the grounds for Mr.. Sevmour's with
drAwai the people were ready Tor new msn, 70 Sho
they would give liberal support
cHEEANoo COUNTY.
ANDREW J. Hull, WALTER A. Cook and Isaac u.
MgAcHAx the Chenango county delegates, attribute toe
biunder which resulted IN the deciinaon OF Gov
ernor seymour those who selected by the Con
venton Mr. Seymour. and who tsearaphed 70 the
Convention TO 20 and complete the ticket thereby
leading the Convention to bolicve that Seymour had
eeptcd A. the time no trcachery 10 attributed 70
any one-only ind,scrcct zeal or course n. spr'ags