The New York herald., 1876-09-12

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Seymour aud Mr.. Tilden but the contrary proves
their perfect accord The parties who formerly pressed
heartily sccopo tho nomination Of upy good man Mr.
Becbo saw Mr. Seymour on the Wednesday morning Of
the convention, in company With Mr. W. + Russell, Of
Ulster, and Corporation Counsel Whitney, Of New
York. Tho last named gentleman did think thss
Mr.. Seymour would accept the nomination, but Mr.
Boobies IDEAS as stated In the Convention, that,
IN OF the circumstanccs the party unanimously
nominated him, he would ieel strained accept
Mr. Beebe on this point says THE bcef was hon.
cstly entertained BY me and was confirmed oy the do
spaich received from Fairchd and Spriggs saying go
ana anish The tckot The gentleman Is IN iavor OF
any who will harmonize The party. he has heard
the hsme OF prominent gentleman from New YORK
mentioned II would give him pleasure 10 vote for this
IL winncd He thinks II far better for the interests OF
she party 70 have new name presented than 10 con-
slider the claims OF those formerly before tho Con-
ventiouL
WARREN COUNTY.
Judge srRPxxx BRowx OF Glcnn's Falls delegate from
the southern sccton OF Warren county said he would
be In m,srcprescnted w the statement that tho
nomination OF Mr. seymour In hs opinion was due ~
outburst OF feeling evoked by the presentation OF
his name II there we're other cause he was not In
position TO know II, and certainly did not Beyond
was still member u the Convon,,on
The second delegate from Warren county JoHx RRKp,
10 owner OF tapncry at North Creek the terminus Of
the Adirondack Railroad. The Warren county decga-
ZION was nos instructed he had no candidate before
tho Convention but became Dorsheiner man after
the names were presented This he did because
consultation with Judge Brown both decided Pos
Dorshelmcr the best Griffin with them,
20 that Warren county would have given her three
votes for Dorsheimer Mr. Reed believed Seymour's
nomination 70 DO mistake. In fact he did hest
tate N say he was disguised with the Convention.
whether thero trickery or not which he
cl,ned 70 shink, The delegates acted like mad
stead Of reasoning beings composing calm deiibers
tive body.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
EDWARD wHrssIbs-I think the nomination or Soy.
mouy was q blunder, unnecessary unmitigated and
unprecedented The rsbble and tools by whom the
Convention controlled we're to blame, and also the
ommittse appointed 70 wait upon ~ seymour.
now favor Clsrkson n Poster, II hs will accept the
nomination.
E. D. ALLxx-I hardly characterize the nomination
OF Mr. Seymour a. biunder, but a misundcrstanding
In regard 10 his acceptance. Some ono should have
had positive knowledge whether he would accept or not
There must be some explanation In regard 70 The
despatch read before the Convention sgniiying hts ac
cepiancc In consideration OF the unanimous wishes OF
the democracy. Mr. Seymours name seemed TO be
pressed mostly by tho New York Delegation. scme or
whom were very active and noiay about H. NY cand
dstes for nomination before the Convention OF next
week SANFORD H. Church, Potter, Luciua Robinson
any other good who Will acccps, and wth wnom
the majority think they carry the State for csr
sAinty.
Rossnr NJ srrvrxsox. Of Salem. accepts shs blum