New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-29

neirhborne State of New-Jersey OF majority ., .ns
state of Illinois unless should be taken from MN ny
Judge Davis -lNew-York Herald Qnd)
The action of the Convention at Utica has
placed Gov Iden at the head OF .ne s Elements in
the Democratic party will do their umost 10 h al
HIM, Still considering all the draw backs IL must oe Al
mitted that the chances decidedly preponderae III nis
favor No other Democrat has good record so miHy
elements Of strength, and so bright an outooA-tN'
Graphic Und)
The Utica Convention evidently was not sim
cerely for Iden Ii formally declared for him under or
ders 1t would not be surprsng-we donot lad Tue
awaiting themselves of the liberty conceded to theIn
throw him at the first favorable oppor.uuiSS
folly to expect fidelity to perfunctory prom,
.es Who shall be the st. Lonis candidate Is
met ON Wednesday Whoever he may be he will receive
the New-York Democratic vote In November including
that OF MOrrissey's faction The antl-laninany ei,
mean mischief in this city, perhaps In the state 2ut
they will support the National Democratic ucke..
do not believe ever TN sat , PROCEEDINGS in Utica
n. y. Evening Post (lnd RepJ
The Convention has come and gone, and the
organs Of he Tammany Demosracy are these is IN
having thrown out the pesient anu iatnnany ,td
tors The parade over Tden ana ths srtss o 81
Louis is hollow hearted with many OF tneso ieae''-
Commercial Advertiser IN Y Adm. organ)
Under such resolution the first, last, and
while fairly representing the majority OF the bate Con
venon both Gov. 'rideD and all Others u 70 oJ
primarily for the who secure the vote OF 'nl
State. with the fair prospect OF occurring tne 9ry Oh
the electoral votes of the Union-lNcw1orK ENpreSS
Deml
The delegates are not specifically instructed,
but the resolution of recommendation morally binds
them all for Tilden and IL Is clear that between omta
and nnesse the New-YOrk reform Governor IA gong 10
ST. LOUIS with united home 'front.' and every way WIN
much better prospects than his Republican rival Gonk-
ling goes to Cincinnati The Georgia Democracy nave
also. this week appointed Tden delegates, and It Is
enough that II he cannot nominate himself az
fIA hAF m
Republican Qnd)
Whether the Convention was right or not In
its action, Mr. Tden will leave fire IN ms rear wncn
not dangerous. Not the Democrats OF the country
are particularly enamored OF Tammany III she has Deen
partially purified the memory Of Ter old misdeeds Is
weight which the party will lind It hard TO carry and all
the difficult now that the city Democracy Is ITSELF
hcresy and Internal disscnsons the Democracy even IN
It's own ranks has to overcome before 1t can APP
peal the country with any possible snow OF Success
providence Journal Rep.)
The delegation TO st. Louis is bound to act
as unit all stages aud the declaration Ill favor OF
Mr. 1Iden for the Presidential NOMINATION Is eicar pos
tive with ring Of earnestness which does not express
the feeling Of the Convention. II is not instruction. ana
it is not pledge but Mr. Tidens admirers VIII claim
that it is equivalent to both. The greatest care has
been exercised TO make certain ro Idt a
for Tilden. Todhat end, ALL things are maze TO Do"
And 80 the Democracy NewIOrk goes upon the record
as a unit for Tilden for the nomination for President
Yet tie truth has been In every way demonstrated lha
the party does not want him. lie rests upon MS shoulders
Ep a.
while TO bear him longer is deathUtica Herald IRep)
Whether or not the antiTammany Demo
crazy will send delegation to 81 Louis, Is not yet
known One thing pretty clear ho~enrr 'ney CIV WI,
nldcn. tie OF his nomination Tor te Presidency
mi M in the Fail In their power Ia make trouble
nothing MORE and IL is pretty evident that they mean
10 do that Albany Express tHep)
Tilden's triumph at Utica will give him him
sble may enter tie Convention win very Iiige num-
Der OF lcgates.l Wilmington Herald Bayard orShl
The Democratic State Convention did WELL
political cspccts i sent Ia ~. LOUIS Not more than
eight ont Of seventy have plan preference Tor the Pfrs
III, a. tho oninion OF the majority That ma
iority is so vastly great for Mr. Ilden that
The onish eight" have, as shrewd politicians
and gentlemen, already given IN rs persons that dle
son which they are. without option, Ia yield as dele
gates The resolutions are excellent Tue last resolution
is a commendaon and nomination OF Mr. Ilden Tor me
Presidency explicit IT. reasons lofty IN Its scope and
admirable It's tone The words are the best ever used
frankuess can b. seen al gianee'-lbrVoA!ih EAsie
DEM
we'll Gov. Tiden is now put forward with great
distinctuess candidate for the Presidency:
mo n%s .'rycrs IN tie Democratic party.
hy h. successful canvass OF this state III ls1 ny ms
long and ardnous labor, III te cause OF ie'oi auI ~
his aolo administration rs Governor Inc ohy
other name 10 compete win ms III newt rk Is
az IIOratO Seymour. ana Mr.. seymour IA. nch an
rtye promntcr OF the interests Of Mr. Tilden THUS
AN aplearanee- Mr.. Ttden Will 70 81. Louis not only
with the powerful backing OF tho 10 delegates OF New
York but with the prestige Of popularity anu influence
which Will 10 10 insure Him All early nomination IN
the National Cons ention.-IBroo Argus (lnd)
Gov. Tilden has won n Pyrrhic victory. An
other such would politically ruin HIM BY tnc sheer
force Of organized machinery, prolonged labor and pcF
sstcut DIET rinaton no has crainned himself down the
throat OF suen mOrose. DISCONTINUED Convention To
say tnat a majority OF the del gates at Utica were In
favor OF his nomination for the Presidency would not
10 th. trtfh
lion To say that while minority openly hos
tile majority were unwilling to array themselv III OPP
postou The lin Of the Convention for TldcD-the
heart the Convention such II had, was uumL TAXA
bly, against him. Albany Journal QepD