The New York herald., 1876-09-09
LETTERS OF ACCEPTANCE.

NOMINEES OF THE REPUBLICAN STATE CON-
vENTIoN, TO THE OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION OF
THEIR NOMINATION..
NEw YoRK August 25, 1915.
Hon. T. d. MORGAN
DEAR SiR--Tho Republican State Convention, which
met at Springs the o3d nst instructed US
to inform tho candidates of their nomination and to
request their acceptance thereof
We have tho honor, In accordance with those In
srucons TO apprise you that said Convention honored
itself and the republicans OF the State by placing you
in nomination for tho Office of GovcrnOr-a position
twice filled by you with distinction to yourself and
eminent advantage to tho State and nation. The Con-
ventOn felt that, this crisis in the history OF Inc
country, tho public interests required man OF liberal
vows, Of large experience and well grounded faith IN
republican principles and this feeling 1t emphasized
the selection IL made for the first place upon the ticket
Be pleased, sir, to Indicate your acceptance OF the
nomination conferred and receive with this the
ance of our hcartiest congratulations
wc have tho honor to be, very respectfully. your
obedicnt servants,
JOHN NJ. FRANCIS, President Of Convention.
AMOS +. LEARNED, Secretary.
LETTER OF GOVERNOR MORGAN
NEw YORK, Sept 5, 1870.
Hon. JONI NJ FRANCIS, President
DEAR Sn-I have received your letter Officially In
forming mo Of my nomination for Governor by the
Republican State Convention which met at Saratoga
Springs the 23d of August
II is, indeed, great honor, and that highly
appreciate TO receive again the nomination for Cover
OF the State of New York, and desire to mako my
cordial Acknowledgements Is therefor
Already, through tho favor and partalty OF the pco
pie, have held tho Office full terms, in
time OF peace and ono when the country At
Tor the preservation of the Union,
l not he m atiO nj Inn IA
priced tho less that account, and leaves
alternative but to formally and gratefully accept it.
II the nomination should be ratified at the polls,
shall hope to discharge tho high duties OF tho office
to meet the approval OF all just men.
Tho resolutions OF the Convention enbodying as they
do tho platform adopted by tho last Republican Ma
tonal Convention together with tho excellent letters
acceptance OF candidates for President and Vice
President. meet my coHal approval; and have IN
messages and in other ways often pub
lie my views relation to the proper management Of
the affairs OF the State and recently the 1lth OF
June last in calling the Republican National Conven-
to order, expressed my opinion upon tho promi-
nent national questions attracting public attcn-
on, would appear to be unnecessary extend this
communication l have tho honor to be, with much
respect, very truly yours, E. D. MORGAN.
LETTER ROGERS
NARRAGASsErT PIER, II. l., Sept 4, 1876
Hon. JOHN II. FRANCIS President
You inform mo that the republican party OF the
State of New York, at Its Convention lately held at
Saratoga Springs, nominated the office OF Lieu
tenant Governor
desire to express my appreciation OF the honor so
conferred aud to signify my acceptance of the
ton.
Tho statement Of sound political ideas made by
the Cincinnati Convention, supplemented by tho reso-
lutions OF tho Convention over which you presided,
expresses the convictions Of the only party to which,
believe, tho control of the national and State az
iairs safely be nrustcd
have intention to enlarge upon the principles so
cnunca,cd, but desire simply TO express my
concurrence theroin Nothing is needed at this
time but intelligent and honest discussion, and this
shall have. They VINO have feared that the people
ready, because Of the strngcncy of the times
a changc-no matter what the change might be-werc
in my judgment, mistaken.
Is can hardly be that the farmers Of the North hav
ing reached the of this political cycle will re-
fuse harvest the fruits which have cost them SO
much
1t cannot be that the OF wealth. who have noted
steady progress toward sound nnancixl condition,
national securities at a premium in every
market. and who know the readiness with which those
securities, ch bear a still lower ratio of interest than
any heretofore issued, being taken by
Treasury In the control of who were 80 lately in
rebellion; men who havo claims amounting TO untold
millions growing out OF the war, the justice which
they believe firmly they believe in tie unconsti-
tutionsliiy and usticc OF debit men who
hold almost none at all OF our government securities.
and TO whom our debt Is the representative and
bodiment OF everything which to them is hateful
II cannot be that tho manu.acturcrs whether en-
ployers employees who need only the restoration Of
business, hope aud confidence to givc activity and
prosperity to their languishing industries will
believe that this can DO hasiencd by tho delivery OF
national control 10 a party whose title 10 popu-
lar confidence has been long forfeited and
has shown claim to be re.cstablishcd.
And, indeed, It would that no thought
iul and cautious man, unless blinded by
political prejudice. deem 1T wise sac at this
tmc to intrust tho government OF these States to a
consolidated South and the democratic party of tho
North Our political opponents arc largely counting
tor success upon tho sclnshncss which hard times
vcop--a sclshncss that Is blind and unrcasonng
against this believe that may safely intel
gcn discussion and tho nobcr sentiments OF the c,i-
zen patriotism aud adelty to duty Conccde that in
the republican management OF affairs there for
jus, criticism and that reform is needed; tho who
feel this who think and who not likely to
another party when ihcy have no confidence
bring about reforms which they can moro surely
tain In their own.
am, with great respect yours, &c.
SHERMAN s. ROGERS
LETTER W. II. SEWARD
AunuuN, y. ", Sept 2, 1876
Hon. JouS NJ FRANCIS, President. SC -
DEAR SR-Acknowledgng your esteemed favor Of
the 10Th inst, notifying me of my nomination ono
OF tho electors at largo for the State OF New York.
beg to return my grateful tharks for the honor con-
iorred upon me b. the Convention. and to accept tho
in tho iul faith that the admirable ticket named
Cincinnati cannot fail TO meet with hearty support and
en,irc success 10 the coming November election With
much respect, your obcd,cnt servant,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD
LErrKR OF JrpGE DaSroEru.
RocuKsrKR, August 81, 1S76