The New York herald., 1877-09-05

favor OF the Convention. II the democratic State
ticket could be Jeopardzed at all this year would be
issue the republicans would in an event make IN
the canvass would be that Mr.. Farchild was beaten
that Kelly had in consequences formed a combnation
with the old Canal Ring to prevent his renomnation
WILL TAMNASY GET IN?
s'Do you think the Convention will admit beth New
York delegations?'
at may do SO as a compromise. But in my judg
ment the Tammany delegaes will be very fortunate II
they get into the Convention at ALL | know they
not entitled TO admission"
''On what grounds ~
sOn account their treacherous action in the State
Convention which nominated delegates to st. Louis
They into that Convention only after hard sirug-
favor OF making Mr. TIdcn the candidate they uttered
no voice and made no protest AGAINST II. They thus
accepted positions the list OF delegates 10 the
National Convention on the implied Understanding
that they would carry out the wishes oil the Conven-
tion But at ST. Louis they disresarded this obi ga
bar them out OF any democratic convention in the
State OF New York"
VOICE FROM HoRArlo sEYMoUR's CABINET.
Colonel John ID. Van Buren private secretary TO
Governor seymour and is generally accord with the
atter's political Views He does not hesitate to ex
press decided opinions the subject OF the State
Convention and Tammanys hostility to the irends Of
Governor Tildeu.
ANY war made on Mr. Tden or his friends by the
State Convention would not only be dsgraceul to the
party but would be fatal to the homes OF success in the
election, remarked Colonel Van Buren. 81 not one
OF Mr.. ldens personal admirers. ! advocated ms
nomination because | satisfied that in presenting
the distinct issue OF administrative reform II was inc
most available that ID DO the paign.
labored earnestly Tor his election although never
saw him after his nomination aud should not have
seen him had he Obtained the olice to which he was
fairly elected did not, however, approve the attempt
to interrupt the count after the Electoral Commission
act had been passed, because satisfied that no
party ever succeeded by bad faith. and in this Mr..
Hewitt and other leading Tilden men agreed. II tho
democratic party had been insane enonrh TO pursue
such policy woulu, as told the democratic Con-
gressmen at Washington, have been buried under an
adverse majority OF $4,000 IN the State o. New
the present eiiuaton without being Influenced by per-
son,l likes aiskcs, and know that the hone. de-
mocracy OF the State will not suffer any slight TO DC
cast ON Mr. Tiden or his excellent State admnstra-
tion by democratic Convention. Besides, Cover
nor Robnson's administration IS continuance
OF the policy inaugurated under Mr. Tiiden
when the present Governor was Comptroller;
Governor Robinson is honored and trusted trusted
individually than Mr.. Tilden The democratic party
of the State Is resolved 10 strengthen his hands ana
will study his wishes IN Che nominations thoy make
ministration or the baldnce OF his term"
is THE STATE SAFE FOR THE pEMocRAcY?
"DO you believe State Is safe for the democratic
State ticket this year?'
II believe that the democratic State ticket will be
successful provided wise cOunscs prevail IN the Con-
ventiou; but salts fed that 1t is to be such
'walk over democrats seem to ant icipate We
calculate upon republican ons but are we sure
federal offices, ana do not believe they will be dis.
turbed Their opponents 10 their own household will
be cld in check doubt, by the administration and
will be impeled to do good service In next state
election in the hope oil forcing change OF
patronage The chances are that they will be
kept straight in the republican traces by promises
Then the republicans, not confident of carrying the
state and caring little for the State offices, may blum
der really good ticket. can see that there is
probability ot split between the trends and oppo-
nents of Mr.. Conking IN the republican ranks in the
Senatorial districts since the Senate elected this
will vote for Mr. Conkhngs successor. But this
may be averted through the influence OF the admins
traton so that can see the necessity for prudent and
harmonious action on the part of the democracy II
they desire curry the State II is highly important
not alone for tho success OF Governor Robinsons ad
rirable but Tor the good OF the people
the state that the democratic State ticket should
be elected this fall and should be In entire accord with
Governor Robins0n's policy"
THE DENOMINATION QUESTION
''Do you think u desirable 70 rcnominate the pres
ent state oficers?"
have heard, however, that Mr.. Bigeow does not desire
to be again nominated for Secretary OF State and
the denomination policy be decided upon. presume
that Governor Robinson WISHES Will be studied as to
tho candidates selected Certainly any attempt to cast
aside any OF the present state officers the ground
that they friends OF Governor Tildeu, or asa re-
buke to admin istraOn that has won the approba-
ton the PEOPLE of the being perpeiuatcd
BY Governor Robinson would be rebukcd by the Con-
vcntion and would only to strengthen the re
nomination party. But, as have said, Governor Rob
insons wishes viii and ought TO prevail and when the
proper time comes he will let his views be known.
Tho Governor is bold and firm as he Is honest, and
the people like positiv man. F"
AN ANTi-rAMMANy SUGGESTION.
Three or four prominent anti-Tammany politicians,
VINO were cohvcrsng on tue uranu Choh paicohy iast
evening, expressed themselves decidedly in favor of
the denomination OF the State ticket elected with
Governor Robinson when he ran tor the Office of
Comptroller.
IL have been informed" said ono of them, .'that
Mr.. Bigclow alone declines renomnation, and l de-
sire to be generous toward Tammany Hall II Mr..
Bigelow withdraws his name ! wiling that the
nomination Tor Secretary OF State shall go TO New
York city, which has no representation the State
Offices, and that Mr.. Edward Cooper shall be the
nominee in Mr. Blgclow's place. rhis VIII be giving
Tammany candidate of It's own, and must certainly
dsarm Mr. Kev's opposition to the denomination Of
the remainder of the present State officers"