The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-29

The conservative party is spreading with great rspIdy
throughout the State. The organised actsn was
the resolution agreed to In the public meeting held In
this town on iAat Saturday Since that time number
oil lending journals In different parts OF the State la
yorable TO readustment OF the State debt have come
out In favor OF Colonel X A. Rlchtrdson OF Wythe
county, for Lieutenant Governor.
The people seem deternued to press the debt Issue
TO popular decision. Colonel Richardson being pro-
nouaced rcadJuster fr
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS OF BOTH PARTIES ON
ITS REsULTs-wfLL IT HASTEN THE END %
THE ORGANIZATION?
Utica N ~ Heroid.--sThe republicans Of New
York will not let tho blunders OF this Convention
affect their ado.y. They VIII stand by their coavic-
TONS by their administration. by their party and the
way do that 10 10 sustain the candidates put In
nomination by tho party. Agar hence those who OBJ
struct Publication, Who sti adhere to tho machine.
will learn thor error. anu doubtless be converted
from Il. Tho republican party will endure and will
renew Us strength aud continue its usefulness"
Troy IN. W Times.-'The platform on the whole "A
excellent No doubt II will be sharply criticised
by those who horea unqualified and adis-
crimnate Endorsement OF all the acts OF the existing
administration. But do anticipate any serious
disanecton thai quarter There certainly noshinx
IN the declarations Convsntion that be
srued as indicating hostility toward she President or
his Cabinet Offence there Be II Will arise rom the
observed rather than any direct sxpression
OF approval disapprovAL But reasonable should
be able to that tho time has not arrived when the
specific adopted BY tho President respecting
reformation OF the civil service DO judged upon IL
merits. Its effects remain TO DO developed Rcpub-
not universally prepared to say that then
brethren. who have been deemed worthy by this and
preceding administrations 10 hold positions OF rcsp0n.
sbility aud trust under the governmsnl ought ~ b
ell d. a Xra "A all
Other citizens OF the Republic. BY asserting the
Affirmative oi that proposition the Convens,en would
most certainly have caused great dissatisfaction.
Amounting perhaps In some Cases, 70 actual revolt
II was very clear from the nrs, that the prevailing
risk. Nobody had rgnt 10 demand that incom
piete aad doubtful experiment should DO accepted D.
a nnalily which must adhered 10, no matter what
tho Iulure might bring fortn Tho Convention did
direction II did OBJECT reform OF the civil ssr
vice. On the contrary the platform outlines plan ~
means vi which tbs dosired end Inay be Attained
without doing injustice or depr'ving ans body Of ha
rights as u cnizen"
Syracuse IN. ~ JouSnal:-..As TO the genera,
Impression produced by the proceedings OF yes.
tcrday II should be noted that far as they
may seem in anywisc obstructive to the great
work which tho whole country Ia primarily inter.
estcd--thc promotion OF It's business and material
prosperity and the necessary Cancellation Of social
and political relations Of all sections OF the country
they do not represent tho dominant feeling anl pur-
pose Of republican party Pol!tictsus and once.
holders who regard simply tho spells and their per-
sonai interests may sock keep alive the Issues
have 80 long estranged those IN the country who ought
to be brethren IN deed as VOL In name; they may
crrseisc aud harass the administration Ia ITS Efforts
10 faithfully promote tho Practical workings Of The
principles 10 which all republicans profess dovoton,
Iney cannot conceal acls patont TO the ducst mind,
that progress really making under tho admnistra-
ton OF President Hayes; that In all sections
country peoples minds ars turning away lru,n
u are luOk
ing alter the material interests OF tbs lis
culture its industries ANA its Duanccs that A an IN
evabe result the times are improving, busness u re-
vivng, trade IL increasing, money ~ moving de-.
preca.ed currency Is giving place to honest oon; IA
nne, that petty personal interests nre being subord
mated TO The general welfare These Stubborn
that the people clearly see and understand, and
have only TO regret That the great republican leaders
OF New York, IN The CONVENTION yesterday, did NOT
both evnoe The wisdom foresight magniy those
facts aud give voice 10 the republican sentiment
State, which, In truth, does approve them and does
cordially sustaun tho ADMINISTRATION IN ts Efforts
promote them"
Boston (Mass) Trdnscript:-'.If tho Conkling Con
ven,ion really represented the republicansm OF Now
York that republicanlsm Is OF a type which the 70
publican party Of Massachusetts disowns and 70.
pudates II party ioaty requires = resolution to be
voted DOWNS II was by that Convention stating
that the awiul title Of Rutherford d. Hayes TO tho
Presidency is clear and perfect as that OF George
Washington then AAssachu setis Ia outside OF the
republican party, aud there It will continue II 10 Ia
a New York republican IN good standing demands op
position 10 the Presidents pacncstory policy, and bis
Efforts TO correct the evils aud abuses IN the owl
service, nothing but the discipline OF crushing do
feat will sunco 10 purify the rcpubicanism ofths En-
pre- State, and render II tolernbie honest, dis
Interested citzens elsewhere Its present spurious rc-
publican doctrines are largely made up OF apologies
Tor and advocacy OF former Office holding DONNA
In the party which has thrown the STATE into tee
hands oil the democrats and rendered the rulo
many almost impervious to assault That achieve
mcnt can DO set down to the credit or dIscredit ot
Conklingism.