The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-09-01

probable result OF the election IN this State during
November, ana although l have almost Invariably
declined to mako any such expression have suc1
confidence In the intelligence and patriotism OF Tho
electors OF this State and Of their determination 10 DIS
charge their whole duty confidently anticipate
the election OF Governor Morgan The whole OF the
republican State ticket"
"wcll Mr. Weed, suppose that the democratic
ticket viii BIO headed by MI Dorshelmcrn
al presume 80. but il doesn't make much difference
whose heads IL It's a dead one, anyhow"
"what Seymour dccney You don't say So said
Shed Shook be sat SLIPPING beer In his garden
and listening Levy's Casta Diva" Well that beats
all supposed all along it Of the old fox's
lodges aud that he SIMPLY repeating his tactics Of
1865, when he got tho nomination In Tammany Hall
for the Presidency. said to-day to OF your re-
porlers that believed tho State New
York was perfectly safe so the republican
party even with Seymour tho democrati,
standard bearer Now n what you tell true
and have already had limited TO me- can only say
that instead Of TO- 900 or 900 majority the republic
will probably carry the State by nearly 10000
have noticed that the democrats betting this
State and when they learn that Seymour is not
didatc and that their Convention was simply farce
they will be even more demoralized than at present"
HOW THE DELEGATES VIEW THE SITUATION
Horatio Seymour's positive refusal to candidate
the democratic ticket for Governor was generally
dlsbclcvcd last night and the delegates from the Sara
ioea Conventionrank and learrivlng In the city by
the Hudson River Railroad express asmuch
priscd to hear that, notwithstanding tho announce
mcnt mado at tho Convention thar he would accept
false could be well imagined II generally
conceded that he tho peoples candidate, and in
the event OF his acceptance would ba able to give Mr..
Morgan tight campaign at least Because OF this atl
IN his puissance his animation was easily brought about
by the wire-puers IN the interest OF Mr. Dorsheimer
Governor Tilden's candidate. To only few Of the
manipustors OF the Convention the full force OF
the rcmorselcss nomination of Mr. Seymour under
They well OF his physical incapacity
for the fatgucs Of the coming campaign, and accord
Ing to tho assertion of one, who understood their
movements, encouraged the nomination by acclama
OF Mr. Conkhng's brother-in-law. They care
however, TO prepare and pass a resolution which
gave the State Central Committee the power to nomi-
nate u candidate for Governor in case MIR. Seymour
should decline to accept that which was decided he
should be offered yesterday morning
There were only two actual candidates IN the neid
sad the HERALD reporters informant who Is
one OF the strongest opponents OF John Kelly
IN the Convention They were GARRISON n. Potter
tho Tammany candidate, and Lieutenant Governor
Dorsheimer Samuel J. Tilden's man. 1t was evident
from the outset that neither could be nominated by Tho
Convention because partisan feeling between their ol
lowers was too strong, and popular sentiment for cN
Governor Seymour too well represented by the
mass Of the delegates who did not know that he
ILL., and remembered only his long to his party
Even the wirc-puers had to bow 10 this latter charac
tcrstic Of the Convention and, going with the tide
laid tho trap resolution already referred to- Mr. Potter
out Of the race, aud Mr.. Tildcn, 1t is
believed. controlled the iuture Of the ticket.
Mr. Seymour nominated by reclamation,
and committee was appointed To see him and report,
they did falsely, OF his acceptance. The whole up
shot OF the proceeding was that the Convention ad-
ourned die yesterday evening, aud when to-day tho
delegates that he has accepted will
accept, they will understand that under tho resolution
the State Central Committee will nominate the stand
ard OF the democratic party OF this State. Ihat
man will be Mr. Dorshcncr assure YOU said tho
disgustcd member OF the late Convention. becausc tho
majority Of that committee are Tiiden men. Tho
sequences Will DO fatal TO the democratic party this
State