New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-15
THE SECOND CHOICE TICKET.
WHAT THE PRESS THINKS OF 1T.

II WAS fortunate for Democratic harmony at
Saratoga that the reassembed convention happehsd 70
RsonbjIean Victory I'M Name was made undenable by
authentic In this depressing co1uncture Jonh
n had become 80 doubtful whether candidate could
Succeed that sntTldcn Democrats did not think hs
| nomination worth lighting for'-lNe"-iorA h0i"iu
UndJ
In naming Lucius Robinson the convention
has pledged anew the aitb OF the Democracy OF New
begun NV Gov Tiideu This tue country expected and
asked and this the convention has done Inc accession
Democrats viii to-day reoicngy feel and all kepubli-
will be compelled 70 acknoTedge II before the can
vass is over New-YOrk World (Dem)
I'm this State there need be no dissatisfied
Republicans. Every voter who votes for MI Morgan
can do SO without feeling the slightest regret that ne
existing circumstances all political signs would fal al
apparently wellioundcd predictions wIll mlsSaTy II
the Republicans the state OF NeW-1ok lOr
HAYES and Wheeler and Morgan and Rogers by salts
factory NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Evening Post und EspJ
The vote nominating Mr. Lucius Robinson
for Coyernor by the Democratic Convention shows very
plainly that he ia not satisfactory to the average Deo
ra After great deal OF dragoonng ne barely seenrGa
just votes enough to make nJorliy oi te
Mr. Robinson represents Tden aud not the Dcnoefsue
party lie was the choice OF tue party nut tal OF
ilden aud his reainers hunkys, and underlDgs-NeW-
York Commercial Advertiser (Hep)
The nominations are complete. Horatlo Sey-
heads the electoral ucket ana Lucis hqUinson %
follow. We know candidates tried true faithful
and Forward is nov the only rd-lNew-Y"rk
Evening Express (DenJ
Where Seymour and Church and West and
Babcock aud Hand all feared 10 tread Lucius Robinson
does not indeed rush D. consents to be dragged 10 10
l out the headess ticket aud lead the hopeless battle
candidate Tor Governor IL Mr. Tilden's nomination
that of the Democratic party Let TO TIER Own on u
choice Democrats would never nave taken MT hoo-
inson-( Albany Journal lRepD
Mr.. Robinson IL not stranger to the people
of this In 1863 ne was called 20 the once he nST
the dntie required OF him without blemish We say
well done to the convention We & cHs and nd now
let us go to work and elect it-ITroy Press (De'l
After some painful retchings the Democratic
party has, by bale majority agreed upon c.nh1ne
insun ~ a substitute for Horatio seymour, VIII not
please Demoert, wo Missed Somn Rrn name
The new nomination does not materially
alter the state OF the canvass In SeM-lork Mhre the
Republicans have from the start had every adFAhte-
lBOstOn Advertiser (Rcp)
The selection of the Hon. Lucius Robinson
by inc Democratic Convention at Saratoga To repair TIE
terrible blunder OF loratiq seymons NOMINATION. ~
Tideu, not without considerable opposition Ihe e!l,
dent obeet Oh me- % 4. -, -, icb I'm,
Vid2aI Republicans il viii iaiSin both respects.(Bos-
| ton Journal tkep9
The Ney-York Democrats on the whole,
made a good nomination their second Saratoga con
vention Tue criticism can be brought against Mr. Rob
nson by the Republicans that wien 10 tue Otce OF Con-
troer some years ago he gave Lore Ills rst canal con-
tract the start IN his career as canal ring leader ana
|
! [BOstOn Globe und)
The Democracy of New-YOrk completed
their state ticket saratoga Wednesday by tRe nom
natiOn Of Luclus Robinson Tor Governor IN pace Of
| Seymour who declined the nomination rendered 10 mn
last week. BY this action the Democrats Of Newfork
have followed the lead Of their brethren in Massachu
sos and shown that they also have broken loose irOu
| the bondage OF Bourbonism. Boston Herald undl
| We are not sure that the New-IOrk Demo
Gratis in nominating Lucius Robinson for Governor In
place Of the declining Seymour, have not gone forward
| instead of fallen back. He has been Democrat long
enough all practical purposes, but there no moss on
! his back His politics are a happy mixture VI con
seryatisn aud liberalism. ard IN business faculty he Is
very fair match for Gov Acknowledgements Repub-
! lean tlnd.D
Upon the whole, it was a good days work
for Iiden on Wednesday In NewNurk, ANA there must
Ono In October, II Lucius Robinson shalt not be the
next Governor of New lPnilade PIMA Times tind
Mr. RobnsOn's name inspires no confidence
I'm his partisan dclity he too lightly borne the
obligations of party and confidence In his chance
seeing that Is Scared with defeat ignOminious
While ms antagonist, Gov MOrgau has all the prestige
OF Uniform victory and OF politics. without the reproac
OF incoDsistency.-lPh Philadelphia Inquirer (Rep)
1t has turned out admirably for the Repub-
leans They have every reason 10 be bghly pleased
with the bungling work OF the Saratoga Convention
The ticket Is personally uneXceptlOnsbe To then but
| there are exceedingly few OF them who are such
gudgeOn as vote FOR IL and thus help Tden and the
| Confederate Democracy into power at Nashlngton.-
! philadelphia Press lRepJ