The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-30
DEMOCRATS IN SARATOGA.
PEACE DECLARED BETWEEN the
CITY'S TWO FACTIONS.



Hewitt ont Of the Race for Govcrnor-Mnr-
btc md Dorsbciurr ,,.,ipiu0 N,rruatb but
Po,,er the Most Likely TO Win the Prize.
SAnAToGA Aup 2D-As predicted in
80. .,-..,. -, s...,',,,. r.,,,,,a,,,, .,,,
these oespa'cheb iast oVe""V' i"'nu"u"f a'u
Auti-Tammnny have so far settled their differ
orcos no a., a,,rao ,ro,, tho nur,bcr ri ,ielcg,tea
~ " w So ' w -, = -,
to which e1ch faction shall be emitted IN the
State Convention tomorrow. Tammanv has
,,tr,.,,n. .,d An,tro,,,,o,v ,v.p,v four
tu'V's-hne hnu hh''- "unha"y '"."S 'V"''
Besides tbis disposition OF delegates, laininany
has four on the Presidential electoral ticket.
.nd a., ,ra,,,,,.,, ,.s ,,,o n, tho s,a,o f,or
""u anu amman, "'s '"o' VI '.'0 N.''O N''i
tral Committee. Tammany gets i've to Anti
T., ..,..,. :, 49,, -, :, ,,,.o.t,,i ola .
!" consequence o' tnc pressure VI po' eiiui eie-
mcnts, who looked to the success OF the state
and national tickets. This pressure was very
, -, 49,, ,.,.i ,,.,.,.,. a,,, -, to,,,,I,
both factions rose to the level Of the emergency,
and Welded with good craco This ia hailed ON
-, -. a.. ,,, a., IL, 80, a., .,,n,., =.
ni' siues' III po'h tho citS anu TIC OV"nt'b' US
favorable omen.
To thu surnr,sc Of eve,vhodv MIR Hewitt vos
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tuls morning iounu 10 De utterly removed iTom
the canvass for Governor. The State Constltu-
,,o,, roo,,,ro, ,,,, ,be oover,or of NV York
wv" icq'"es '"a' '"e ~"o'Vi"V' ~ VI W"
must nave oeen ieslueht Wlthin lho 9tate lor
tina nve vears next nrccedinp his election Mr.
Hewitt had resided In New jersey for some
pur ion OF this period. and that settled the mat
ter IN respect TO nis candidacy beyond recall.
the ffst h. call attention 10 this disqualification.
Had II not Deen for this proyi.ion OF the Con-
would hive been nominated Tor Governor.
The withdrawal II Mr.. Hcwitt's name throw
on ali side-. 4 person must nave been on the
ground 10 realize how completely II broke up all
urrangements II mad been sta ed that so far as
he had permitt ed himself to favor any per 'On,
Gov, lilden inclined 10 MIR. Hewitt. Imme.
diately on the disappearance OF MIR. Hewitt
from the field OF competitions, Mr.. MantOn
Martha and Lieut. GOV nDrsnetupr lOOmed up
rs Iormidaole candid ties on the grounds pre-
| yiously occupied oy Hewitt. The canvass mas
been sharp in Ia 1 wing Of the party between
| them all through the dny T. ch gentlemen Is
on The m sro''nd. ard / am sure that each would
feei very bad # dii not saw that he was very
| actiys and doiny his level test to win the greut
prze Mr. Marble e h,ae sGniali I'd ,ian, sTrS not
! bui reasonahiy certain that he is TO oe the com
/ Inr man, Ali admit that he would make a good
! (;overnnr and Ihcre ia tnuch cnthu.iasm am ng
no inurr,I,sta a IN his h,haif Whie af oinntr
tosa ~ A. he trand Irni'n' r. was nalf seriousl
| and bnlf iIcoseIy prnposed that his noninati IN
dn,,'nrrn,y he ,n,de a sort Of N. wspaucr isslie
bu; no resolutions we're passed and Il was fin ,ly
| drr,dcd ~ refrr the suniect 10 the Convention.
| M norsbein,er MAS ,,1,,suallv urn,ne dirni-
! God ar, cnnrtiv in no cnnduct ~ hi. cnnyass
| a new and unexpected field was suddenly
| opened before him in the withdrawal of Mr..
| ueniti ilefnre that surnrise was sprunr upon
| ihe dciegntes md ont ,Idera hero n was een-
| epsli, conceded that MIR Dnrsneitner would pe
| r.nnmtnstsd ~ Tor I.ieutenant Coyernor A lar a
| number Of tbose VINO ave snpposed To refiect
| ,na ,.ishea ~ Nv ItIden catrcred around in,
| hut M ali and the sbs.nces were sIeniacnn 10
,noa a. w61 ' "ndsr"fand ihs ,nfer,or nolitics ~,
~ ns~,ocrs,ic n.r,v II a. asssr,ed nv tnosr
sne 1, q, az S,y III syery smw,ny tee
20 w,iI vots aga,nst Dorsheimer ma Inn,
| nnaa,,, III Ii a, No, ME- ali tbe Ant ~ amnsn,
%si.s,,a. 90 viii 40 ,na san'n The actual call a,
tba ,nIl San ~ nniv daterm,ne This fact Prominent
dsIevnie. rom counties west OF cayuga Iaks
sss la H. nnrsbelmer will moi cat nalf ths
yn,ss ~ ~. renrassn. at,vss from, That section
of the state. Some of them even place him ia d
GOOD desI ~; mInoriv nm, haraIv pr"narad
~ uV mi shsii hs sun,isen n n ,arn.
out To- he so' "N
Comntrollar RobInson will certainly take 4
mari Of the vote in the central and western com
hes. He viii get mans OF those delegates from
wouId hays gone Tor Hewitt Inera ar. iho !,
VINO prophesy mat in contingencies vet to sris e
Robinson may Tower uo IA a formidn can /
admitted on ALI hands that he would be a S, ron.
candidate before The people and make an ex
crllent Governor. As stated in the despai ch II
last evening, Mr.. Robinson may yet prove TO b,
the dark horse IN the race.
some of tho delegates and outside wire
puilers still cling to Judge Church but | hav,
seen telegram from him, dated at Albany mi,
forenoon, which declares In the most pusitiy,
manner inst he VIII not enter iuto a contest fol
the nomination. His confidential friends yer,
urOperly interpret this to mean tnat he Will moi
allow bis name to 20 INTO the Convention, uult 81
IL Is understood beforehand that IL will meet
wuh the unanimous appreciation Of the dele
gates. Some of Judge Cnurch's friends say tua
GOV iilden is opposed to his nomination, and
tnAt, Therefore, there can be no slch unanin!oa ia
expression OF feeling IN the Convention rs would
induce Judge Churon 20 permit the uss of hi,
name. The upsnot OF the matter Is that bott
TINS evening as out of tre flrId.
Dewitt CLnton West OF Jefferson county II
spoAeny Of in a quiet way US a possible osndi
Legislature, Is highly popular In his section OF
the state, and was the colleague OF Lie IT..
Gov. Allen &. beach In tie 3. Louis Convention
He IL a freud OF Juage Churcn so much (.
certain, but no one has right to say tnat he II