The New York herald., 1876-09-11

Gate tor Governor ana willing to suapdft any OF
the gentlemen already suggested.
FRANCS NJ BIxsY-Juess Church would be jsst
.hc man 10 nominate. think he would accept II "
was unanimously rendered to him am willing 70 DO
put record advocacy Of this gentleman's nomina
ton. The affair al Saratoga may have al injurious
effect tor few days, but do not anticipate anything
beyond that
bAviD GIpEox-i will avor any good mar who is
democrat Aiasa J. Parker or Scott LORD would SUIT
me feel confident that We could carry the state
with either OF ;heE,. Several republicans il .his dis
trct have assured me tna they would vote ths demo
cratic ticket next 'al A. ,bcy wanted shanse ine
refusal OF Governor seymour to run can only produce
temporary embarrassment
rHIRTKgSTu DISTRICT
SIDNEY p. NicnoLs-l have not thought much about
the candidates. Let me ~hc Is It they are taking
about any ways Vel come oui al! night ! guess:
c ives,
GRAHAM HyArr-Ina,vidually ] have no ehoice
nor, so far as know, have the an,,Tammany men,
bers up their minds 20 What cancida OF the
man, mentioned in the newspapers they vii. support
Seymour would have strong candidate, but his
declnaiion. while II disappointed many, Will, rom the
manner IN which was made. give additional courage
10 the democrats 70 work narmonousiy Tor the com.
moa cause.
JOIN " GiByxY-ro tell the truth, have candi
date thirk Nj. Potter very strong man. and had
been with ,he delegation at the last Convention
saould have supported HIM. as AID my alternate Mr.
McNiei lhinS would vote Tor him at the next Con.
venuon u he Is a candidate Eave not thought OF
second choice >ey aours decnation has done The
party no harm, ~ my opinion; though ior lew days
he would run Church would be my candidate above all
other meI the State.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT
NJ ). BvrrLEs-Ihe delegation Will do Its best TO have
nominated the strongest mar that can possibly be put
. nomination A. Tor myself, have made VI my
mlnc 10 irst choice. think ,he accident tina, beici
the late Convention Will only serve TO strengthen The
coming one The deleeales haze had iime 20 cool
place in The councils OF the Convention.
!? j CARry-i've Go, no particular candidate III
20 tor the who give the best assurances OF
The result OF he work the late Convention
50 tar as the Govcrnorshir is concerned satisfies mo
tina, no damage has been done to the party
PETER GiLiEsPtE--l dcci.ed the last delegation
vote tor Pocr nna II h, IS cantida'e , sun would DO
think woul': DC a strong candidaic
FfrEsNrn DISTRICT
JAMES BLrMgSrHAie-We have plenty OF good men to
CHOOSE from There's Potter, Hand, Wcsi, Lord.
Alicn--any one OF whom would, III my opinion. carry
the state. Tue seymour business has done Us mis-
Chief hts deci!na,on II - true gave matters rather
queer look III view OF ihc adjournment OF the Con-
vcniion but the feeling cnecndercd by that situation
is all over now and the republicans have nothing TO
crUw over
RoBKRr Powxn-l have no candidate no Grst or gee
ond choicc There are so many good men 10 choose
eide which is the best The iceiing among demo-
Gratis Is even better now Than II was before The a.e
Convention They have got the Sey ymour hurry
and seem to have settled down to business.
WILLIAM S,LNoN-sey deciinaton, under the
peculiar circumstances OF his case, has done HARM
There was little repldation at first. but 1t was only
momentary.
sIxTEESTn DISTRICT
EDWARD CooPER--l was an advocate of Dorshcimcr
In the last Convention. don't think ho Will come up
again candidate. II be should | would certainly
vote for hm. | think Scott Lord would make splcn
did candidate so would Dc Wit c. West. As between
the Two do not know which would prefer to The
other am OF The opinion, most decidedly That tho
peculiar SITUATION brought about by the late Conven
ion has not IN tho slightest degree shaken The cont
dence OF single earnest democrat III the state.
With wisdom lhe next Convention can strengthen 1t
immcnseiy-make victory absolutely certain.
GEORGE Y WHIrsoS-Thc ant -iammany delegates
have yet had consultation, but incline to the
bcie lha they VIII act IN no faciious spirit, that hoy
'wll simply do what is The best thing the
Mt fhr te m h, nnr IN tinn Duf :hn
best man nomination II Church would run he
would be magnificent candidate sun, with such
men AS Scott Lord. West Hand, allen and Bubcock to
choose from we have little to tear Whoever will DO
chosen, VIII DC a strong man. That is certain.
THOMAS MEssiNEk--l believe, now that the excite
mcnt over, that arc to-day stronger in the State
than before the late Convc nton nominated seymour.
HIS letter, formally declining, in itself was bugie
blast that ought to the whole state grand
effort tor victory.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
FREDERICK SMyrn-t have no first second choice
other than this--I want man nominated who Is
democrat don't believe in putting in nomination a
democrat of hour. Mr. Potter would make good
cancuale; so would Mr., LORD Mr.. West DO
thins the action OF rhe late Convention far as tho
NOMINATION of Mr. Seymour Is concerned coupled with
his declinatiou has done any harm. On hc contrary
| think the delegates will be able next Wednesday 10
survey tho fed cooy and calmly, and do their duty
the party without regard 10 sectional differences
HENRY MugRAY-rhc democrats the state
do think had any 10 feel nervous over
the doings Saratoga at lhe last Convention. They
strong to-day as they ever were.
CnAKLEs II. HAswELI-fhcrc are so many good can
the delegates can fully make up Their minds which
deserves t1eir votes the most. When the New York
delegation gets together for consultation and
compared there Will be the utmost harmony or that
feel satisfied.
EIGmrEExTH DISTRICT
JOHN kHLLY-I have but few Of tho delegates
my return to the city, and am not prepared
therefore, give opinion to ~ha their prefer
ence whole is-whcthcr they for Mr.. Potter
somebody else. As for myself have particular
choice yet. There arc many good candidates 10
lect irom ana whoever selected will be man worthy
q ~
gethcr and talk the situation among and
have had tnc at Saratoga 10 confer with delegates from
other parts OF the state Will be better able TO tell
who the man is who ought receive the support OF tho
New York delegation As for the talk that
the action of the Convention in nominating Sey
mour in tho ace OF his positive dcclinaton has de-
moralizcd the party, ial 10 see the force of the
assertion. While some democrats were undoubtedly
disappointed ut the result OF the Conventions work. SO
far this particular nomination was concerned mono
that know OF were discouraged; none found IN tho
situation any ground Tor being less sangune OF
than ihey were before AZ all events iaink the party
in the State at present stronger II anything ON nc
count oil the peculiar turn affairs took at saratoga
Depend upon the people Of the State will be well
isiicd with the work OF the next Convention.
JAMES q 'BRiEN--l think the party has not suffered
particle by the late aasco as IL was called at Sara-
tosa. Democrats undoubtedly disgusted with
what they REGARDED as the deceit pracscd upon the
Couvcnton but the feeling has calned down the
truth OF the whole matter has come out The Conven-
tion on "Wednesday VIII indulge in no dirty linen wash
ing, hope The biunders committed at the .ast Con-
vention be easily overlooked since Scymour's or-
mai letter OF decilnation has bcen made pubhc and
would ask nothing better than 10 have tho demo-
Gratis quarrelling among themselves The democrats
no, fools enough 70 play INTO the hands OF their
enemies and feel certain that they will the part
OF wisdom ON Wednesday next, and that all, without
regard to past differences VIII join hands heartily 10
put IN nomination man who can be elected beyond .
doubt have no nrst choice ! am willing TO abide
by the Judgment after consultation with them, OF
majority OF the delegates With West. Scott LORD
Allen and others like them IN the hclc thcrc can be
niisstep. II
u. ~ koEnLgs-WhcE the delegation meets for
suaiion the views OF individuals, doubt, will give
way the views OF the majority, and harmony will
be the result do not think that the democrats have
become demo o-azcd In snc least by at
Saratoga II they have, have tecn siga of do
morailzation.
NINETEENTH pfsrRiCr
D ". VAN VooRis-inere are many good candi-
dates choose from, and the Convention can't posi-,
b., ,ADose mediocre man out OF tie whole Of them
RUFUS y. nArcn-iiaving only Office 10 al;
the delegates VIII have nausht esc TO think about
their Gclibcrationsno MINOR offices to distract iher
he ha ihn lccii ion