New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-25
THE STATE TICKET.
ira RECEPTION BY THE PRESS.

IT'S RECEPTION BY THE PRESS.
The nomination of Gov. Morgan is strong
one in ITSELF but the real strength OF any Kepupcan
nation I'm This conilncture lies In Its fitness TO secure
p9rv unity and this point of view even from no
other Mr. Morgan is well selected eaaer Oh unS Soare
and nobody doubts his straightforward sincerity on this
great question: fNewYork Herald dnd1
It is clear that in the nomination OF ex.G9y Coy;
the Marty has hit upon OF It's usual onesed
COMPROMISED 1t Is not so clear however Wch sue as
this time received the red-hot end OF the poker
Woreon will be claimed by the antimachine men, ~
Though his nomination only effected ny means Oh
sudden combination with the managers Oh the inacnne-
Such results as that of the Saratoga Con-
vention give THAI the counseos Oh ee bs
Repub President VII De e as has been the
case with of those of Grant TO thWIt Te nI
endeayors he makes.-lNew-forh Evening 'o'O '''''
Rep.) =,
Mr. COrnelrs course set an admlraDle exal nl
pe and struck the keynote OF the harmony INA, pre-
vailed through all the subsequent delberaohs ne nas
Established claim on the party which will be renem-
bered two years hence. The nomination OF 4, ~; md
gan on the first ballot. competitor so eminent anu
popular as william NJ Evarts, shows the cstha,ohh III
which he is held lie is strong canMdate; liz ,io nr
record dbts for him His public life has insured him
the confidence Of the people.-lN. Y Graphic dnd)
At Cincinnati and at Saratoga the Repu0,
couddence They confessed faults and shortcomings
chat were the effect OF criminal intent novel,,
snd went 10 work such unmisahaDie manner 10 re
eem Themselves that no could doubt the honesty OF
their profcssions-l Sew-Iork Commerchii Au'oi"''i
(Rep) 49, i.
Inst rs the bad influences of the CINCINNATI
Convention made Hayes the Republican candidate lor
President, the same EVIL influences % p,t in
M saratoga The Federal machine run down BrlstoW III
the National Convention. aud the Stiio nacn n run
down Eyarts at Saratoga New-lO Express 'Deih7
The two great dangers to the RepuDncan
marty IN tb state were apathy and internal discussions
Gov MOrgan's nomination Is OF such c ~ ~ 90 90
inspire I'll who ever were ~ 10 re sIiecess and TO
unite all who voted for Lincoln ana Oi1ht al CiO'e A
New York Mail QsepD
Gov ~
publican candidate for Governor OF NeW-IofH suppe
ments the nomination OF Gov Hayes, ana ads ao'nel
notcal contest OF the day the Republican se ahdh
favor of the Republican cause IN whatever sht tle
nents within the ranks of his own party 1t lmp0sSDe
to regard the attitude this gentleman assumed Without
admiraion Mr.. Cornell Is Yet young man, ana ils
noble sacrifice, cheeriuy made viii not 9 inrgot.eh
nv the party which he has laDOred 80 ehcehly ana
unselhshly. u Brooklyn Union (hep1
For the internal dissensons yesterday ere
ated we regard Mr. Morgan's nomination a. . "n IR
wealthy gentleman and the fact that he will spend bis
money literally to aid his party III TINS slae anu eise
cruise MIR Morgan would serve as an acceptable com
mander In such weather as Is DOW ahea. VI te
cans IN this State, he Is the poorest sOrt VI captain
brooklyn Eagle QDem.l
The State Convention of the Republican
party lher Endorsement OF Gen Grant In terms ll
impy much more than the words express. The cordial
consrIton OF all the party elements and the reinforce
ment of the Liberals and Independents, MAKE Go n
Morgan's nomination the strongest possible: lie WIN
have more united and devoted party support thah MI
Eyarts would have receiyed.-I Brooklyn Argus tlndJ
The influences which have trlumphed at
which Mr. Morgan would give. His success woud mean
the restoration OF the Oppressive anu prongato rue
which GOV Ideu has succeeded In terminating against
the relentless opposition OF the RepuDltan parry NO
such calamity impends over the state oil Ne"-ioA'-
ALBANY Argus lDeinJ ,
The old "war Governor comes again to the
front 10 lead the party to substantial victory the con-
vention has given candidate without oens anu
SELECTION Gov Morgan Is man who needs no euogy AT
hands; he Is well known 10 the people 0i tS oo
IA OF the purest men VINO ever occupieu 'uo
toria chair His nomination is inc nan "a c con VI
the Democratic party Albany Express thel,
The convention which met ut Saratoga
thoroughly represented the best Republican sentiment
of the State. Edwin ID. Morgan Is nominated LOT GOV
ernor i'm manner which clotes him with every possible
hy,tage The ,rty seeks him out and its representa-
tives bid take up its standard About hm WIZ tay
nil the elements Of opposition to the Democracy Under
INF. fec are buried all factions He IL chosen not 10
create division but to perfect harmony he is put Tor
ought to be uttered SIR A. b. Cornell and nus friends
strenuousy endeavored to t nun above thT uic
! they claim that he has earned-lUuca Herald (hepl
Ths rw Hepa6iicaa State Convention held
at Saratoga yesterday will be- gratefully regarded by the
uph of the cause in New-York, which Is substantially
the settling the election OF Hayes and Wheeler
-lBostoD Journal tRepD
| Ex-Goy. MoTgan's nomination at this time Is
not only compliment which he wei deserved but 1t
Will be- universally accepted az pledge of the sincerity
OF the party professions IN favor OF honest government
and viii carry pronounced feeling of enthusiasm
the Republican canvass a. 10 lend new element OF
certainty to the success OF the national ticket Boston
| Advertiser Cscp.)
! The New-York Republican State Convention
at Saratoga did good days wOrS. IL didn't quite smash
the machine, but II IL pretty lively shaking up.
! Evarts was not nominated but Morgan was, aud on
platform long enough and stout enough 10 carry nun
| well. Conspicuous Ia the convention was George
William Curtis aud the influence aud other honest
antl-inachlnc Republicans exerted marked. Boston
| Globe tIndD
Ii was Il grave mistake not to nominate Mr..
Eyarts. There Is nothing to be Slid AGAINST Gov.
Alorgan's selection, that it will not win many
votes The Democrats match him In tie strength
and popularity of their candidate; they could not nave
matched M Evarts. AMI Gov TIlden's purse is ouger,
heavier and more open tnau Gov Morgan Sprlnguell
Republican (indJ
The New-York Republican State Convention
at Saratoga ana with remarkable degree OF haI
mony proceeded TO organize victory 10y nominating
NcwIoTks most eminent and frrepIoachabe citizens.
We believe the nomination Of Gov Morgan goes very far
toward rendering certain complete Republican victory
in the Empire e-iProydence Journal (iepD
The Republicans of New York, assembled in
State Convention at SsatOga. nominated an excellent
ticket, and VIII upon the united, har
moniois, ana confident OF success EA-GON Edwin -
Morgan who was made the Gubernatorlal candidate Is
of the most popular ana deserving RcpuDllcans IN
the state and 1t Is probable that no other one who could
have been named would poll larger vote Phhadel-
phia Press (RepD
The nomination of ex-Gov. Morgan is one of
those negative triumphs OF machine pOntics that are
often dscouragng than such positive victory AS
Cornelfs nomination would have been. Tho eN-Goy-
eruOr Il an emincntly respectable man, with good
record and plenty of money and much experience i'll the
conduct OF a campalgn-l Philadelphia Times (ind)
| In the selection of the Hon. T.. ID. Morgan as
their candidate for Governor the NewIOrk Republicans
have chosen leader who Will attract the votes OF all his
parisans well those OF the independents for he is
gentleman who has served his State most acceptaby
political reputation cannot be inpeached and his popu-
arity acknowledged on all Philadelphia In