The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-01
The ticket. The feeling here ,s Of a character

the ticket The feeling here Ia Of a character
that Riyes ssurance Of victory In November.
Senator X ernan was next introduced. Ho con-
graduated the Convention on their action. lie
congratulated the people Of the Empire st tie on
the wise aud patriotic acton or this body they
had shown thew could bury all minor difficulties
and unite for auccess. hey had given a ticket
to the pm.y which was the ssurance Of success
IA ticket which was itsalf platform OF Demo,
cratic pi,noiples. Tile wss frequently greeted
with applause He commented briefly on each
of the candidates, his qualifications and claims
to Democratic support, and expressed unbound
ed confidence In tho success OF the whole State
ticket, and also Of The national ticket. He also
urged various considerations why, In his judg-
nent, an entire Cd anpe In the national Admins
tration Is indispensably requisite to reform.
tAppause.l lie concluded by thank king the Con-
vention for its work. II had done its work well.
lie never felt happier In his life than now. Our
Republican friends, he said, will have dreadfuIiy
long faces from this time forward to the cod Of
the campaign. Now, let us all 90 home. know
ing that we have done our duty here with hearts
strong to do our duty at our homes. lie knew
they would be welcomed home with thanks and
COMMUNICATIONS.
Give no credit to rumors about the declipatlon
OF Gov. Seym our.
The ticket 10 as follows:
For Governor Horauo seymour OF Oneida =,
- For lieu1enantGovernor- William DOrsneime' VI
For Judge Of the Court OF Appeals Robert Bari Of
Canal psTnss 9sde. e. Ystc e.
Kings
The Democratic State Com mittee met here to-
day, all Of its members except three being pres
emit Daniel Magone, Jr., was appointed Chair
| man Il X. Apgar, Secretary and Daniel q.
Lam ond, Assistant Secretary-the headquarters
being liked In New York. The Executive Com
| mittee Is composed ID. Magone, Jr., Joseph
Warren. Allen {. Beach, EdRu L. Agar, W. A.
Fowler W. W. Gordon, John Kelly, S. Fairchid,
and $. H. Faulkner
now THE NEWS WAS RECEIVED IN THE CITY.
The headquarters of the National Demo-
cratic Committee was visited yesterday bv many
influential Democrats from New York and other
States. They we're all pleased with the nomi-
nation Of Seymour. The New Workers pre-
dicted his election Ivy q large majority, and the
Democrats from other States were confident
| that his nomination would eIfcouta age the party
In all parts OF the country. Gen. John Love
| OF Indiana called In the afternoon. He Is con-
ndent that the Democrats In his state Will elect
| Blue Jeans Williams Governor IN october BY "A
| big majority lie says thas the enthusiasm fol-
| lowing the Republicans nomination Of Gen.
| Orth was Withdrawn ana Gen. Harrison nomi.
mated. because the Republicans then intended
| To make their canvass ON the Reform issue
| But. soon after Gen. H.rrisop had been put IN
the neld. Senator Morton returned to Indian
| aud directed that the bloody shirt" SHOULD he
| rison Is not MS good n candidate with whom ia
| night "bloody shirt campaign "a Mr.. Orth
would have been. Gen. Love adds that " Hue
| Jeans" Williams Is Stumping the state. and IL
| making votes for himself wherever he speaks
Gov. Hendricks will soon enter the CANVASS, and
Is TO IN Ike speeches IN his state before the
October election. Ex-senator Trumbull. ex-
| Gov. Curtin. and ex senator Doolitle are "a
| BEGIN speaking IN that state next week.
| Tue news received from Maiue, Vermont. and
| Ohio Is encouraging. rhe committee expec,
| that the Repubican majorities IN Maine and
| Vermont Will DC materially reduced from the
| figures in 1877 and IN 1874. They are conf dent
| that the Democrats will carry OHIO IN October