New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
TIE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FIrRTBER coMMENrs BY THE PRESS.

FURTHER COMMENlo B1 HE fhr'co'
The object of the whole movement is trans
parent Mr.. Tilden's canvass for the Presidency Is
becoming desperate In this emergency he and his party
turn TO seymour in the hope OF saving the sinking era
IL successful they know IT, but they cannot see ageam
trastng that he viii drag the ticket through ard that
then Mr. DOrshemer step into the Governors seat
-LAlbany Journal iRepl
1t Is clear that Tilden has been too sharp.
His Willingness TO sacrifice his own friends and on
WaassGs Was more sS fully than
his deserton OF DOrsheer for Seymour and ne cannot
recover the ground he has lost Even those who have
been deuded by his oudmouthed professions Of honesty
this papabe proof Of tie seishness and GOODNESS which
are the mainsprings Of his action.-rroy Times lRep)
We feel confident that Horatio Seymour will
not decline nomination pressed upon him with snch
urgency and unanimity The people who love honesty
ana truth and sterling nteg the people who VI s hoid tS 70
OF Utica County OF Oneida this State OF Newfork
Of this whole land viii press the mo nomination upon om sne
He cannot resist the united appeal OF the geat parry
which he represents and honors-lUdca observer
(DeIn) t.Etfttt
We have but little doubt Mr.. Seymour will
consent be the candidate This declining to be can
date before ns sc % am
trick OF Seymour's, and we presume he Will play u
strong % one. and means business Republicans must
nut tier foot foremost 70 meet the emergency
[Syracuse Standard RepD
The Democratic Convention at Saratoga re-
veals great party IN despair. The names of number
o. gentlemen for the gubernatOria nomination were
caassed but each one OF them was deemed too yuler-
able 10 trust the chances OF the campaign Finally
as drowning clutches at straw, the convention
turned 70 the sage OF or wsic e aa re-
pcatedly and explicitly acknowledgements Demo
crat and Chronicle tRepl
The Saratoga Convention has accomplished
n work every worthy Of the men who composed It,
aud they will 10 their homes followed by the good
Tpn pominston Of Mr. SEYMOUR sweeps aside all sem.
bnnee OF antagonism in the Democratic and
ranks aud untes them In solid column Rochester
UnieD and Advertiser tDem.)
The nomination il worth at least 10000
additional votes 10 tho whole Democratic tcke this
spirit the party from one end OF the state TO the other
In point OF popular strength and availaDiiy no man OF
STATE for 20 years Ills name will once again be spell
OF pOwer-[Bunao Courier tDem)
The nomination of Seymour, IL he sticks
pnh5p~ Epsr Lac eoSd o n viii be the Challenge o the
Democracy TO that very hng-lBufalo Express tRep)
Mr.. Tilden was unceremOnlously snubbed,
was greeted with contempt The voice OF the Bourbon
was loud, mntitudinous and raspipg, and ruled the
crowd WIN Mr. Seymour acceptf II we are to Judge
by his past course should say that he would What
II he doesi He simply assumef the lead OF forlorn
hope marching on 10 certain defeat-lsaratoga Sara
togan (fsep)
Horatio Seymour, the Great Decliner, has
been named by the Saratoga Convention 10 lead the for
viii put more spirit into the Democratic canvass but viii
add votes % Tilden-f Binghamton Republican (Rep.
The enemies of Tilden in the Democratic
Convention killed on his personal favores, D0rsheimeF
and Robinson In return the friends OF Dorshemer killed
OF Potter. the candidate os Tammany Hall. The name
OF Justice Church not heard. No ono proposed Mr.
Marble The that charmed the old Democrats and
drowned the shouts for all Others was that Of Horato
ScyTnour.-lTroy Wing (Sep)
The nomination of HOratio Seymour by the
Democrats at Saratoga did not come unexpectedly for
the reason that he was understoS to have declined the
he yes when be says But II Is fortunate for
the Republican party and for the countrythat the Demo
arata ara N m man
who have record. With untried, unknown men they
might deceive the electors.-l Lockport Journal ep)
The simulated enthusiasm which the con-
the nature as that OF the National Convention q,
New-iork when he was nominated as Presidential can
ddate I'm 1865 the Joy OF fancicd relief from situation
which no available candidate could be seen or agreed
upon As I'm 1868 the fancy OF escape Is likely II
prove delusiye hope.-ICincinnati Gazette tRepJ
Whether Gov. Tilden's hand ia discernible in
the action OF the convention which nominated Seymour
by accamation is to be known. 1t is presumable how
that he not indifferent. since his chances
OF an election are to be materially affected by the ticket
made at Saratoga II this nomination was the result OF
Mr.. Tildens influence, he has unquestonably played
false TO his most ardent supporters and their dsappon
ment must necessarily be very great-(CineinnaC Com
When Mr.. Seymour says, "Your candidate
cannot be- It doesn't seem TO have any effect. Ills
nomination. In spite OF his declnation evidence Of the
York M stronger nomination could have been made
II was certainly concession from the friends OF Mr.
Mr. Tilden.-lCincinnati Enquirer (Dem)
The hand of Mr.. Tllden and the cunning of
John MOrrissey the nomination Of Horatio
seymour for Governor OF New-York-lIndianapolis
Journal tRep)
Tho declination of Gov. Seymour il terri
BILE blow 10 the hopes OF the Democracy In NewYork
II felt that he none too good TO be put against
exGov. Morgan and now that the party Is compelled 10
fall back upon a ond choice the Republicans have
gained IN ncalcuable advantage. II the ohairman'e
refusal TO read the dispatch To tho convention was In
tended 10 throw the nomination into hands OF the
state Committee, MIR. Tden may possibly have reason
TO charge his defeat upon the very agency which he
pected to to such (Philadephia Times
Und)
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