The New York herald., 1876-09-13

favor OF any young democrat Tor the homina.ionE- -
Robinson. Walker or Bradley There was no douo' IN
his mind OF Governor Seymours democracy, out no
wanted some else who would draw IRON the o'her
side.
Dr. j. B. GRAVES was at the Convention and thinks
a great mistake made in nominating seymour
Those TO blame, in his opinion, were the ou1slaers
The cry Tor seymour started IN the street ahu was
taken up by the delegates. On the second day tney
were grossly deceived We gwen TO understand
that Seymour would accept Who was 10 Diane ne
could not say. Was for Dorsheimer Had no choice
IN the next Convention. Dorsheimer was DIS hrsI
choice. but would havo cheerully supported LuciuS
Robinson
CLARENCE CAMPBELL OF Bath, son Of ex- Lieutenant
Governor CampbelI. thought the nomination OF Sey-
mour under the circumstances great 0under lie
was very emphatic In laying the blame OF the matter
upon Spriggs Was strongly In favor OF Lucius ROBIN
son. but AT the rcassemDiing OF the Convention viii
support George B. Bradley
A. l. UxDERHLI Of Bath, blamed no for the
action Of the Convention in the nomination OF Seymour
lrwas more OF an unfortunate mistake than bunder
The Convention was really deceived anu believed that
seymour would accept Even Senator Herman was
deceived. HIS choice was Robinson then, but he IS
nov very earnestly IN favor OF George Bradley and
Will support him at the coming Convention. Thought
that the general result was not IN The least affected by
what he termed mistake and was OF the opinion that
II would be Ia favor OF tho democrats anyhow.
THOMAS WARSSR, OF Liberty, was at the Convention
and blamed 40 for its action far the nomina
ton OF seymour is concerned He Ia favor of
Robinson but now heartily supports Bradley, and VIII
do what he can Tor him
SCHUYLER COUNTY.
IRA SrrLLwEII. OF Hector, thinks that the bunder
the party; the Convention OF next Wednesday VIII
select candidate who will sweep the field lie be-
leves that Spriggs s responsible tor tho mistake made
by the Convention In the nomination oil Seymour. His
first choice now personally was Potter or Robinson
but he deems 1t absolutely impossible 10 determine IN
advance who is the strongest man.
ADRIAN IuTrLE, OF Reading also expects to return TO
Saratoga week. While ne personally favored
Robinson he fs unable to tell until he gets the
ground Just who IS tho strongest man, and he Is
HIM, whoever he may te He thinks the nomination
OF Seymour perhaps saved the Convention from
OF m, aka. hA a nl
second Convention wilt better express the wishes OF
the people than would the choice OF the nrst Conven
ton have done, had Seymour been considered out OF
the question. He Is Of the opinion that the nomiua
ton OF seymour was not the result OF deliberate inten
lion on the part OF the State Committee.
WILLIAM H. PAGE, OF Montour will vote Tor Robin
the first ballot; would very much Ike TO see
bin Governor, but doubts the wisdom Of nominating
him with Dorsheimer, another liberal, already on the
ticket thinks the 0lunder OF nominating Seymour
against his wishes may lose the party 5000 votes but
that number Will hardly be ielt in the general result
ToMPKINs COUNTY.
Tho delegates from Tompkins county are s. D. Hal-
day Mr. A. J. White and Mr. NJ. ID. Goodyear.
Mr.. HALLIDAY says:-'I think 1t was mistake to urge
Mr. Scymour'g acceptance; yet can't blame those
and believed that he would accsps. think his de-
Ginning Is in no way going TO inJure the prospects OF
the purity 1t will show the necessity lor greater
on Mr.. Sprggs, OF Utica, who leiegraphed TO the
Convention the results of his own judgmrpt
rather than those OF interview with Mr. Scy.
mour, and his individual judgment was no better
than that Of any other man in the Convention. My
first choice in Wednesdays Convention would be Rufus
W. Peckham, OF Albany; my second choice Is Senator
Bradley, OF Steuben county and next 10 him prefer
Edward Cooper, Of New York; and II these gentlemen
could not be nominated should divide my choice
between ID. Magone, Jr., and Scott Lord, OF Uuca"
a. J. WHrK-I think the nomination was great
blame the who brought forward Horato Seymour's
name and urged his nomination. should now prefer
Dorshelner, If he could be pushed ahead the ticket
favored Mr. Howltt TIL he was declared Ineligible
My choice would be SANFORD L. Church
MILLS GooDYEAR-I think it, the nomination. was
an insult 10 the party. do not blame those who
think thcy had been told he would accept. think
that Mr.. Spriggs was alone to blame If he had not
sent telegram which not auth orizcd, the Conven
tlon would not have adjourned m the ticket had been
properly hed Ny choice in the next Convention is
first, Rulus W. Peckham, OF Albany; second Edward
Cooper, OF New York; third, c. c. b Walker, Of
Corning
rroGA COUNTY.
7. O. CABLE-l think it wrong TO press Sey.
but alter what he had said it wrong to nominate
HIM. l should blame those who so strongly urged
his nomination, but Mr. spregs. is iha
authority for tcegraphing the Convention that Mr..
Seymour would accept Upon him must rest the
sponsibity Of this mistake think shall vote ior
j. j. Taylor, OF owego. Alter MIN should prefer
RUFUS W. feckham, OF Albany, or Edward Cooper, Of
New York.
the part OF few delegates, who hoped by bringing
forward the name OF Mr.. seymour 10 prevent the
nomination Oh SlpTksOu N. fOL4 CT. Iue delegates
from the part OF the State had beou heartily
IN favor OF Mr. Hewitt and when he was declared out
OF the ued there was n general breaking up among
them in favor OF various candidates. Those who
opposed to Mr.. Potter then named Seymour their
choice, because they thought to gain time Tor the dele
of the rural districts 10 unite other man.
] blame Mr.. Spriggs for this mistake He telegraphed
to the Convention that all was right before nc knew
what Governor Seymour would do now favor J. j.
Taylor, and II he can't DO nominated would say
Rufus W. PeckhaTp
C. X. FnAzIEs-fhnk it was improper to nominate
Mr.. Seymour. but should have liked him u candl-
date II thought he would accept l do not think IL
Will injuro the party, but It was bad mistake far
concerns the treatment OF Governor Seymour.
blame the committee who waited Governor Sey-
for this mistake, because they notified tho Con-
should prefer Sanford t. Church IL he could be
induced to run; next to HIM, John Taylor Of ToGa,
or Scott Lord, OF Utica