The New York herald., 1876-09-12


democrat In shis section doubts his loyalty TO the party
SO far as learn the delegates from this county
support that the Convention who Is thought 70
be the strongest and most capable. Judge Church
would be the favore provided he could DO induced 70
would probably be the favortes n the oroer IN
which they are named The democrats OF this section
will give hearty support any good candidate, and
have no doubt about the election OF the ticket
DxIAwARR COUNTY.
The following are the six delegates from Delaware
county:-Jamss A. Kenyon. Horace A. Goodrich, Ira
Wilcox, william NJ Murray, u u Alaoen and W. W.
that vicinity those gentlemen are OF the opinion
that spriggu should not have sent the despatch, Go
on and complete the ticket: The delegates rom noOsh ns
they would like very much TO support Comptroicr
Robinson ~ be once resided In shs county and has
many friends there They will. however, go TO the
Convention ready support any man whose candidacy
commends itself to their Judgment Nor viii they de-
nand shas the candidate be man who voted for
either Jackson Jefferson. but they will support no
who has not been supporter OF Governor Tilden
J. O. WHirxHouss gave his views as follows:-"In
my opinion the beginning OF this business dates back
Of the Syracuse Convention IN 1874 when Mr. fiiden
first nominated for tho Govornorship He had the
ing impression that those who had previously been
party leaders would have 70 stand asde TO make room
tor new sot OF men at the helm Mr. Aagone Was
made chairman OF the State Central Committee a. that
time"
..whai connection had these events With the nom
tnation OF Mr. seymour"
..Simply tina ,ha, ,he now men who then
chosen 10 surround Governor Tilden wero tho very
ones TO nominate Mr. Seymour III Saratoga Cover.
Tilden's policy has boon 10 thrust aside the old
members Of the party, and 70 oil their places with
younger and less experienced men, The latters' want
OF wisdom led them Ia an excited moment 10 90 that
which the older members would not have dono-"
''Then you believe thai Governor Ttlden 10 pr1noi-
pally responsible tor tho error 7"
Hc ~ responsible at loast TO his party, Tor having
surrounded himself with such mel" D."
Wbat will DO the elect OF the Gasco upon the demo-
cratic campaign In this StateP'
sSuCh lOSS Of time and energy must OF course be
loss injurious, but believe not enough 20
70 the defeat OF the party"
"Whom do you suppose will DO nominated In next
Wednesdays Conventionf'
'rha. 4 diihcui. question 20 answer =. present
Potter Tor the second nominee"
RssEx COUNTY.
CONRAD SAWYER, physician Of Ausable Forks and
delegate from the northwest OF Essex county, con-
siered the declination Of Mr. Seymour OF little
poPtanoo affecting the vote In his district Mr..
Ssymour's reasons for declining good and hts
nomination had given an enthusiasm to the canvass
that would provo most beneficial The Doctor had been
In favor OF Potter. He should 20 TO Saratoga, how
ready to voto for Scott Lord first choice, and
quite ready TO forgive Faulkner for his mistake.
NJ d. GROVER, OF Port Henry, another Essex del
egata said he le Saratoga convinced OF Mr. Seymours
acceptance and thoroughly satisfied that the best thing
him moro than anything else Aside from Seymour
ho favor OF Potter and would not object TO
voting for hm now. HIS first choice, however, would
be Judge Allon whom be considered tho strongest
man named.
J. G. HALLxxBAcK, OF Ticonderogs, the third del
egate from Essex, was slsS u strong Potter man. II
N Potter came 6aore the Con ven,on again he should
feel il honor TO vote for him. Tho celebrated secos
sion speech would count nothing against hrs record
AS second choice Mr.. Haenback favored Judge Allen.
As the nomination OF Mr. Seymour. he accepted the
statement Of Mr. Faulkner sufficient II tho Con-
venton was deceived tho blame lay rather with Sprses
and FairchildR
H. U. HowARD-The undue assurance of Mr.. Sprggs
had us much as anything TO do with the nomination
OF Seymour, but apprehend no injurious ELECTS II
tho Convention had not gone so overwheln ngIy for
Seymour just as It did, think Potter would have been
nominated rs his chances seemed 10 DO tho best just
before. Robinson, Potter or Lord would mako strong
candidate.
L l. sxow-I believe with Governor Seymour
that tho result Will prove beneficial rather than In
everybody connected with II acted In perfect good
faith, thinking tnat seymour would eventually accept
Governor Seymour was undoubtedly the man over all
others, but there are plenty moro good men In the
democratic party. ] guess you may put me aown as a
would prove acceptable candidates. and think easily
carry the Stato
c. A. KIxxE-l see NO cause Tor being discouraged.
Tho nom,palion Of Governor Seymour and his recent
letter will do much TO promote good feeling and
ton In the party and believe shall enter the cam
paign with excellent prospects OF success.
GREENE COUNTY.
winsow Case, John A. Monroe and Nilcs C. osborn
arc the delegates from Greene county. In oil proba
bility tho three will favor Lucius Robinson tor Gov
Their second choice is SAID to bo Scott Lord
MONROE COUNTY.
WILLIAM PuRcRLL-I shiEk the action Of the Conven-
his uneQuivocai defamation, was produced by sort
OF Spontaneous combustion''-by regular combna-
on OF opposite forces, OF which sincerely desired
his ddacy and thought ho could bo induced to
cspt and the other Of which fell in with tho cry Of his
. cover for the best way out OF triangular
contest between Potter, Robinson and Dorsheinor in
which the latter 20 be beaten upon ballot.
l inclined to think that In this, az in
all such cases. nobody is TO blame, and quito certain
ocratic party concerned. 1 now, as
from the outset, clear 10 the view that
no nomination ,or Governor Of
man Of the element OF the democracy that opposed
Governor rldens nomination for Presldent that Chief
Justice Church tho best and strongest man to meet
tho emergency and that Chef Justice Church will
resign eight upon the Bench and accept even
q nomination by accainaton. without tho Affirmative
assent of Governor Tiden AND his advising irionds.
and thcy refuse II, Dewitt Z West, who voted for
Governor Seymour in The New York delegation at
OF tho Stato Convention last week placed ai
tho bead OF tho electoral ticket in Governor Scymours
roo is tho next best and strongest man TO represen
that clement
Mr. RAIxxs is District Attorney of Monroe county.
In answer inquiries no said:-"l believe the dele
gates from ts county are united at present IN support
OF Dewitt q West for Governor. Mr.. Robinson IL
placed out OF tho canvass by the MONTH alton Of Mr.
Dorsheimer and would DO tho choice Of the dele
gates from this county were Mr. Dorsaoimer 10 retire
from the candidacy MI. Potter 10 second choice with
tho Monroe delegates. He - very popular among por
the candidates. His socalled uttcrances
urged against him mainly among those who have not
fairly understood tho purpose OF those uttorancos ant
the connection In which thoy used Still they
a element In the problem. Tho nomination OF Sey
mado against the solicitations of the Monroe
delegates, who accepted the dcclinaon In advance
the Convention Anal The nomination has been In
furious " the candidate who succeeds him on tnt
ticket but reaches It's lowest point cnthu
at some stage and well to have that poin
reached oarly."
ONTARIO COUNTY
There six delegates from this county, as fol
lows: s. y. Hammond, Charles Rice. Isaac Russell
w. C. uwyer, Frank Rico and Mark A. Case They
name Church for Arst choice and West second choice
Tney will not, however, throw away their votes on
West II appears that Potter the strongest candi
date In the late Convention they were ''ooled" into
voting for Seymour, aud arc very indignant At the
course taken by tho leaders Their nrft choice wa.
then Tor Church, as II Is now They believe that hs
will accept II the nomination is made unanimous II
not then II will bo hard matter Tor the democrats Il
carry the state Wost they think is not well enough
known to bring out large vote Some oil the delegates
and many prominent democrats blame rdcn Tor his
ar luvn and hat