Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-14
Morning kilograms.
New York State Demnc rRttc COn-
venssOu-J"urnaiis Opinions.

New YORK State Demnc rRttc Con-
vens Optssons.
New YORK, Sept. l2.-As may
easily he imagined, the piece de
resistance in tine news line to-day
Is the action of the Democracy at
Syracuse yeste rday. Republican
journals, ofcourse, are well pleased
with the result, thinking IL Demo-
cratic split will ensure what was
before reasonably probahle--the
election of Cornell. Many Demo-
Gratis, though, declare that more
r -pubiicans will vote for Robin
IN, through hatred to Coukling,
than Democrats will vote against
him.
The Sun says: The Issue is plain
" between Robinson and Cornell,
and we think Robinson is the best
man.
The World calls attention to the
remarkable contrast. between the
Conventions. Republicans, like
Vice-Prtsident Wheeler, Evarts
and Curtis. swallowed Conkiing
whole, without word of condem-
nation, while tho Democracy repu-
dated King Kelly and his Tam
many cohorts from beginning to
end.
The Herald Gays that Tammany
has committed suicide.
The Tribune says: AT bottom the
Robinson wing represents Tilden's
aims aud ambitions, and the Tam
many wing, opposition t. him in
state and National politics. The
nomination of Potter for Lieuten
ant Governor by the Robinson fac
ton gives to their ticket Il kali
CARGO appearance. Potter is al
adler anu more influential man,
anu an Older aud sounder Democrat
than Roberts, and Is grotesquely
out of place in the second posi-
ton.
The World opens the Robinson
campaign by u strong appeal to In
dependents aud antI-machine Re-
pubicans. In supporting the SYRIA
cuse nominations they will find im-
mediate opportunity of bearing eft
fectuul witness against the declara-
ton of machine which triumphed
at Saratoga over their own organi
tion. All independent and right
minded men of both parties Will
take due note of the contrast be-
tween the meek submission of
Evarts, Curtis aud the Republican
reformers of New York, to the die
tation of the Stalwart Machine,
aud the resOlute and valorOus re-
sistance of the Democrats of New
York to the dictation of rammany.
The Star, Tammany organ,
says: lflhere Is one man in the
State, in this Union, who embod-
les autagOuism to rildenism, the
name of John Kelly springs to all
mems lips as the man, above all
others, to iipify that idea. 1t
thinks that Cornel is hardly to be-
congratuiated; that his most zeal
Gus organ in this city Is the World.
New YORK, Sept. Il The
TimeS's special says: The deiec-
tiou of rammany, whatever it
cost tie Democrats in this city
and that remains to be seen-un-
questionably strengthens them in
the rest of the State, and 1t does 80
with independent voters, from
whom much OF the Republican
vote Is drawn. 1t even does 80, be
You'd any doubt, with some Repuh-
licans themselves, and that not
only outside of, but within this
ci'y.
The Tribune thinks Tammany
had u lovely shindy, anyway 1t
may inrn out, and that in the end
It won't bolt anything except it,
crow; bul tor the present Robinson
has succeeded In splitting the Dem
ocrats If the State. He went In,G
the Convention ready 10 smash the
Democratic party Father than have
1t inmate anybody else, and Til
den will be really to smash 1t alsf
rather than have 1t nominate any
body else Robinson now, aut
Tildpn hereafter are Its fore or
dained candidates, aud defeat Is Ia
destiny. Cornell starts Off will
two State Conventions In his favor
The Herald says: 1t Is undeDia
BILE that the Democrats, by reEomi
mating Robinson In the face o
Tammany's blusier and threats
have given their party a future /,
the State, but If the "new deal
shall prove to be only the old I'll
den deal over again; II the patty
atill to be the property of one ma
"A Tilden party-and mt Demo
cratic party in that case even tn
undeniable strength Of the ticke
and the real m erlts of the platforr
will not save 1t.
The ran River ssrike.
NEW YORK, Sept. l2.-The 1imt
SAYS: Private letters from person
we'll Informed on the subject, r.
hort that the strike at Fall River
near It's end. The spinners lac
support, and many of them hav
grown uneasy, and are willing I
return to the mills. Some of tll
manufacturer have made other a
rangements, and most OF ther
are so unwilling to emplo
strikers that many Will l
unable to get work In til
city on any terms. An ev
deuce of the decay of the NOV
ment is that the spinners hav
chosen ommittee u confer WI,
the Board OF Trade with view