New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-26
THE STATE TICKET.
FURTHER COMMENTS BY THE PRESS.

COMMENlS DI
Saratoga emphasizes and strengthens GIN
cnnat In Morgan and Rogers we enforce the slsnli,
canoe and intensity the inspiration OF I ayes ann
I'D Ss ndon aSd
the Republican from MOntauk to Erie IL SENDS
Od nes to IL OF 2Rer
to the high demands Of the times, and mean boh 10 ae
Sat the choice of the Convention was between two such
men Edwin ID. Morgan and william ~ Evarts mat
single statement speaks volume. In that friendly con-
test Gov Morgan chosen because he unes with the
beat ideal the public rvice the power TO organize
victory.-tAIbany Joarnal (RepJ
If anybody INDUCED in an apprehension or
q hope that Republican state Convention at Saiatot
would DC q contentious, inharmOnious, ana tniousht
disspated Not single indication OF personal or iac-
tona III feeling manifested itself in the convention from
first There rivalres, OF COURSE dlnTeiccs
OF opinion "a to availability Of the various gentlemen
whose friends pressing them for positions on he
tcket but above ali appeared earnest desire To IN
SUI the success of the Republican party In the approach
ing election through the nomination OF ,h
Of the pcople.-lIroy Times tRep)
We are perfectly satisfied with the nOmna-
ton of Edwin ID. Morgan Saratoga. The canvass VIII
now be remarkably tame, for WIN no canvass ~ an
Morgan can BE- beaten so effectively that the next
receives that he has been a candidate all We must
admit that have little faith In Republican saeaciIy,
they would furnish The country with such complete
OF political hari kari. Well the w s up, NoDoay
think OF such thing as the election Oh MorSan,
Tire idea cannot be entertained for u moment-lTroy
Press DEM
The action of the Republican State Conven-
ton fully justies all the anticipahons expressed III
regard It, rcfec ed throughout the best kepublca
sentiment OF the State. The selection of Edwin d. hi0rd
candidate for Governor happily SATISFIES III tgG coz,
ditions OF the HIS name aud that OF Wilail
N. Evalis were the only ones that calne prominently
before the convention In neither was the nOmnd
ton sought Both were recognized as fulIy anu sasle
tori aswerng every sAiSthcy; S md
now urge upon Republicans III every school d'ifloV
10 take such shall bring Out the lull vote
Syracuse Journal (Rep.I
The great question, "WhO shall be the Re
publican nominee Tor Governorf wac answered yesier-
day at Saratoga Edwin d. Norman Is me- mann a., ~
fered Illuminating defeat at CINCINNATI mds asaH
nation OF Edwin ID. Morgan although not such per
sona triumph for Roscoe Conkng AS C"iells n2 no
ton would have Dreu, rs even more triumph oil inc
maehue"-I Syracuse Courier tDoni'l
Morgan has never risen above the stature OF
a political trlckst"r. liz has been prominent ohly
lower I'm the army OF corruption whose sole rrcOminend-
ton the occasional notice o the leaders mas Dcen ts
Whenever called ,,on by tHc real managers OF party
for cash Utica Observer iDen1)
The Republicans of New-York have nomi-
mated cNOoy MORGAN their candidate or Cove nor.
Mr. Evarts the choice of the lAhcrhls, bit " Is
thought Morgan viii unite the party ana po Us inii
split the Liberal Convention Jew going on by them
selves 10 declare for Iden and Reform 4h'S Was not
iicpated.-l Cincinnati Commercial uhdJ
What has been done has been well done.
The uane selected head tire ticket u oiie Ia which, t
party just pride. COY, Morans chief uIe 10 me
@ ,i',' -, 10 ,,,1,s ,lity Ia maj party when
- i,iIin ,nr ~, s,Iyytinu or the Union. and for
hts uIswcrViug devotion 10 the great pfinrpl "htl
cacG maj ,,r 4 into bgng lc ms been fain.l iu The
i,,t 49,. 80 Al Il. ,-sr that concentrating ia hin
~, 80 ~ - '.s ., l III MN T.. nd the Republican
h, -, p ia, stit,. M ANS time lac should Gayc
been called to that mga and responsible po'.tion-
| Rochester Democrat ana ,hr"hicic iiiePJ
The result of the struggle for the nOmina-
H. 80 inr,rnrr -,,nys tilI tur worst uf lie inIrc
,,i,t I,,,.f. 10 IA irtt,,utrd There WIS frat ard
me- fsn.rilr tl element led hy tiro.gc -. Curtis.
VINO pgcsrnt,d the name OF Wm ~ L,arS ana - g.n'
,,I a., .I,,.,r, I, y tlic friends OF Senator Cons
-. ,,i.,,,, = i.rr, 'di,tg.uu Of tl. ltlrf. Office
h"ii.,. and ct,tpIInuy A. t. Cornell ANA there wHs,
third tie ncr,enary al coors aud cuEdit,gIf
with portion OF the tust'i. nv..,' %l.I - 80
gcutry, lcd ny thc hihg o' tnr ai"''.iS - ,,, ~,
Weed, aud cam"I"u- ior Al?Isah "nt ~ h'"g' ~
latter clement uiunphrC-l i'nthe1'c' INV" ""' Nv
/ ytftiscr tDgmJ
| III. p.,uIli,an Statp Convention of New
- 80 a., I'm T,iv.iu ID a,ur..tU fuI Cover.
iniA ,'. ,,,,,,,a ,,, md ,,y.. am
! -, ..,,,t,, a,i,utv of r,uubucau success in Ia.
sstr. :, 't Thr nominee r. ON. of The most dis
'i.It 81 -. al Mn, state and has been long aud
l.i.l'' ,I't,d win A.. LI.tury .ir 4. a man Of
, ~! 1.r,',,,ttsi cI,,,rt,r and cNrusiy.
80 -, ~ r,.r That L. y Il,rad tao A. .uuhIca1s
~" - 80, m. c,,, L,rIl, he "A .oul,t -
! ri,..,,..,.,.,i,- i.u,,,,l ttr,l
/ ~, e n =, .,,,Il:o,,, co,,,on,;,,, of
NV ~ NH ,ns,r The ir,iualcans OF tie nation /
non natio has been mndc which uuites The Republicans.
aud M. unity make. u nationally certain tit the Re
pahcaus viii carr the state. There was serious npprt
nsusiou on thy PAD of Republicans that 10y 10" iOIcc oi
ahiity iu Marty ORGANIZING aud iyldt irp, aud bj the
] ,tf ,f ur.ttrV puwcr IN tue disposition 81 the vast
vtun be- nominated against the opposition ~ large
minority OF the dolrVucs Yho probably represented a
I,irify of tie Iapun.can people. aud under circul-
stances which would leave iarIc dsicctod class 1iLt
died