The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-02
POLITICAL NOTES.
me DecllnallOn Of Governor Seymour
Fixed Fact can for the RcaS-
Scmbllng OF the Convention.
The News Declares yillarcus Fraud
Has Been Practices Explanatory
Telegram Concerning the Ku-
mored Acceptance Of Gov
ernor Seymour



Ginning the Nomination.
NEW YORK, September 3l.-Ihe
Herald publishes an interview had
with Ex-Governor Seymour this morn
ing, In which the Governor says: AYES.
torday morning | received letter
from DIR. Churchill one of my physi-
clans, torbidding me making any men.
tai or physical effort and declaring
that the acceptance of this or any
other public position would be detri.
mental, If II did not present my ulti.
mate recovery. In view Of tn, Sc
facts, it will be impossible for me to
accept the nomination and | so in
formed the gentlemen from Saratoga
who waited upon me this morning re.
questing my acceptance.
ST. Louis, September l.--R. p.
Bland has been nominated for Con-
gress by the Democrats in the fifth
district Of this State.
UREA, September l.--Senator Ker-
nan spent the day with Governor Sey-
mour and it il believed all further eff
fort to induce Mr.. Seymore to recon
slider his refusal to accept the nomina-
| ton will he abandoned.
NEW IoRK, September 1.-The
Evening Post has the following spe.
cial from Utica, dated September |.
Nothing can alter Horatio Seymour'S
determination not to permit the use OF
his name as the Dem ocratic candidate
for Governor. He says this morning
that he will listen to no more gentle
men who wish to urge the nomination
upon him, no matter who they are.
He has been made sick by interviews
and the excitement Of the last two
days.
The News Takes the Democratic Ticket
from the Head OF Its Columns.
AUBURN, n. u, September 1.-The
morning News has taken the Demo.
cratic State ticket from the head of its
columns, saying vilainous fraud has
been practiced. Ii calls for the reas-
sembling Of the convention, and the
nomination of new ticket, in II fair
open-handed manner.
Explanatory Of the Rumored Accep
lance Of Governor Seymour.
New YORK, September I.--General
l.. b. Faulkner this evening sent to
Governor Seymour the following tele-
gram as showing the good faith of
Governor TildeDs friends in the mat.
ter Of Governor SeymOur's nOmina-
ton. estate convention, including
myself, acted towards you in the in
terest of good faith. The form OF the
telegram received by ME from Mr.
Spriggs was agreed upon in the com
mittee of ten to signify, as its language
indicates, your acceptance. | remained
in Saratoga to more speedily convey
your decision to the convention" The
following is the form of dispatch re.
ferred to above, received by General
Faulkner from Mr.. Springs, dated at
UTICA, "Go on and complete the ticket.
Congregational Nominations.
CINCINNATI, September 1.-The In
dependents of the fourth district nom-
mated Wm. l.. Bright for Congress, at
Buckley, illinois.
The National Soldiers ReaniOn As.
sembles Monday.
COLUMBUS, o., September 1.-The
National Soldiers reunion convenes at
Caldwell. Ohio, Monday, September
fourth. Indications are u very large
number of soldiers will participate in
the exercises Of the week. A num-
Der of prominent gentlemen will be
present, and addresses, camp process
sions, experience meetings, and sham
battles are among the many features
promised.