The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-06

best thing possible for the party; to vote for that man
VINO IA my Judgment will be best lifted Tor the rresl'
dency. Intend TO vote for Mr.. Conkng, and think
he Will substantially receive the vote OF the delegation
would be greatly disappointed II he did not think
~ = due 70 him that the delegation should present him
as their candidate 10 the Convention. II after time
y should como to pass the Convention that his nomi
nation becomes an impossibiIity have no doubt the
deieSation VIII act the part OF wisdom Each member
doubtless viii do then he thinks best, and by har
monions action with his fellows endeavor secure the
nomination OF some good man whose nomination would
he guarantee Of his election, and whose election
would be guarantee that the Presidency would be
honored BY the man OF their choice.
PiLIP BECKER, Mayor OF Bullalo-Mr Conkling 10
the candidate whom shall vote Tor at the start at
Cincinnati think he deserves the vote Of tho deieea
ton Of this State and that 1t should give him its cheer
full support, as have no doubt 1t will He is man ii
transcendent ability. Of unimpeachaole integrity and
IN fact, IN my opinion, every way qualified 10 make
President who would do honor TO the country Repub
leans everywhere, The great mass OF them have iull
confidence IN him. for certainly, no man that know
OF the arty has ever been stronger party man or
fought more stoutly Tor It's principles and its policy In
good and bad weather than has Mr. Conklina 4 shall
for him In the Convention, repeat, on the first
ballot but II after the first other ballot Il
becomes apparent that he cannot be nominated why,
OF course, shall follow the dictates Of my own judg-
based the situation as shall thcn find It and
do ALL to the nomination Of some other
man who will be acceptable to the party at large. and
who will be the best able TO carry II to victory
THiRry-THiRD DISTRICT.
WALTER T.. SEssioNs--I favor Mr. Conkiing strongly
for The nomination, and he Is my first choice How.
ever my will be guided more particularly after
consultation with the other delegates when get
received kindncsses from him whe In Congress- The
country is not prepared. in my opinion. to nominate
candidate from Southern States and have repcti-
ton, probably, OF the Andrew johnson administration
Mr. Bristow respect very much rs an able, honest
man; but should favor Governor Hayes next to Sen
Conklng If the latter should fail to be
think IL is likely his friends and those Of Blaine and
Morton might concentrate upon Hayes as compromise
candidate. The gentleman would make most accept
able president
ALoSzo HAwLEY-The candidate that s certain to
carry New York State will be my first choice ut Gin
cinnat. Think that man is Roscoe Conkling II
of the greatest Importance that our party should keep
in view the possibilities as to carrying this STATE Mr.
Conxng OF all others, goes into the Convention with
such strength behind him. He undoubtedly carry
New York against any candidate the democrats will
name Whom get to Cincinnati and look over the
ground Will DO better able to come to conclusion
to my second choice. AT present favor Mr. Blaine In
that connection As to Mr. ,Bristow do not consider
il prudent yet to go south OF Mason and Dixon's
line for candidate, although have tho highest re-.
spect personally for that gentleman.