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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05

their official duties. That they all felt Keen in
terest In the result of the Republican Cepven.aon
apparent from their eager INQUIRIES i3' 80 snec
news from Saratoga but II was the nteres. OF SUI
tators not Of persons actively engaged IN .hc
struggle. IL was not known yesterday thal oilc
employee of the service was present ~ ,hv
Convention. The only persons Dissent from "u'!
were those sick or on vacation ne custom .i,sus
presented the usual appearance OF pushing aclN's:
The contrast was so marked WIN me prs sr."r.ut
former years that it was the subject 9f Ir.qneh.
scommcnt and jest. IL was remalkeu 'n.t 'i'J
change was striking illustration OF the worth ana
efficacy of the Civil Service order OF NAV. - q,
which forbade officers of the Government from
taking part IN the management of political orgah-
izatiOns. conventions or campaigns.
Collector Merritt said last night 90 nni
think Cornell was the best selection thar conin
have been made but | still think the tlcSe. VIII
command the hearty support Of all kepupi,oaiis,
and that strong front VIII DC presehteu "' INV
ado Won look upon the result as rejecting upon
the Administration j.. -;
mot at all. There was no Administration can anu
date. President Hayes did not Wish lpr anytnILiSS
except that, whstever the party might TO- IL sho"'u
act tremendously and unitediy."
VIEWS OF OTHER PROMINENT MEN.
General n. NJ. Curtis. OF Ordensburg. was in the
city last evening. He believed that the kepuOhcahs
Of the state were wide awake and hopeful OF success
snd would carry on a campaign OF increasing
strength and interest sufficient to elect the ticket
by a fair majority.
John |. Davenport, unlteu oea'oe N"" =,
Elections said yesterday that ne thought the ne
publican party of the State woald make oet'or
fight and show moro strength in this election thah
for several years. The campaign, he thought wouiu
be a very lively one and very close pu' ne h"'i
very strong feeling that the Republicans were sure
10 succeed this Fall r. t.
David Dows of David Bows 81 Co.. thought
the State ticket an excellent ono. M. Cor,
nell he considered man oil sIehSth anu
ability honorable and upright IN character.
The rest OF the ticket would add to the executive
dignity of the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
AHAZARDOus NOMINATION..

The nomination must be considered n h0z-
aYdous one aud Mr. Conylnc. who dictated the nomi
nation will probably be held responsible fof mn adverse
psuli should 10 Tie dissatisfaction which VIII
be expressed NJ the action ~ the convention
viii not DE because MIR. Cornell Is not r
garded as an able and upright man. hut be
cause Of the belief ta, there other candidates
bo would have been entirely acceutahie To al Ecpuhl
cans 81 ! the nomination ~ of whom would have
placec party higher level. and thus have been
of service the whole country. II u To be hoped thnt
the orl of the election will Justify the course OF the
majority o the convention. Whatever De- thought Of
the romDatou for Governor nothing hut praise can be
spos.n platform. IL IL strong, 0utSpOken d n
nilpn of the creed ~ the Republican party AMI ~ the
important questions al issue between the two great
rar,i,, n brings into their rightful prominence the
qucs lions OF National supremacy honest money and
free and honest elections II the campaign were % he
fought platforms alone there could be little doubt Of
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
ELLIS IT, ROBERTs SAYS THE PARTY MUST WORK
A. ONE NAN

Those VINO deem Republican success above
and beyond personal consideration muet learn frnm
this hour sink The I'm the Mr. Cornell =
NOTTINGHAM accident. mere cipher hv the SIDE ot mat
which "a ~ stake I'm The rnr his election. Tho
one effort he to make that canvass success
IN smile ~ Mr. Cornell This easy task but II II
possible. In all that have been compelled to say re-
gardry the mistake involved I'm nominating candidate
whose name j. q synonym 81 dscord. we have found
nothing 10 utter against CornelFs personal character.
that that Is from suspicion. Neither
can the sincerity If his Repuhicanism be brought into
question. The election ar a Republican Governor o.
New York nal 20 the success Of the Republican
National administration in maintaining the resumption
specie pay II Is essential rebuke The spirit
ifiulerant prescription which dominates in the South
aud Is npologzcd FOR by Northern Democratic dough
faces II - essen ~ 10 the election Of Republican
President in ESQ While appreciate The natural
antiI ahy Of thousands OF Republicans 10 MI Cornell
We shall urge them earnestly 20 forget that nntiray
Tor the Of the great Interests impcrled by yield
ing 20 H. The political fortunes of Nr Cornell and Mt
Couklug ale nothing compared with the welfare al the
whole Nation which III stake Ia Ncw-Nork tiF Fan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
GOOD PROSPECTS FOR 4 SOLID REPUBLICAN VOTE.
L,,n.. "a, Mr.. York Ecclina LnsL lInd Aepl


M effrt self-impOscd task Ho worked early and
late and for most part with great discretion. In
the end II appears pretty plain tbat he gained his
point only by q stroke of strategy. The platform Is
stronger the ticket Is references TO The proceed
lngs of the Democrats IN Washington last Winter are
strong and pertinent The people OF this state undoubt
edly believe " the Nation is supreme within It's
constitutional sphere" Tho assertion that Re- pub
cauisu stands for National supremacy In National
affairs and state rights in State concerns IL timely
and happy expression OF the truth. The promise
10 necessary and just regulations FOR tie
freedom and purity OF the ballocux is gratifying
every dislnierested friend or Democratic Republican in
ettutOns Not enough SAID about the great
OF resnmng specie payments, hut what u said sounds
well. President Havess admirable work a. execu-
tive officer ~ entirely overlooked although II is some
thing gained that be praised Tor his veto messages
IL viii be a serious question for all c4ndid men who love
their country and believe In certain political principles
which have been established here once at the cost Of
long aud bloody what they VIII do IN our approach
iug state election The approach OF Presidential
election will affect the determination OF tins question
II hard money and proper balance OF the political
powers OF the Constitution believed 10 be mpOr
ant thcy really the results Of the convention
terday will probably come TO be reCardec by who
sincerely support these principles "A pebble
against which NAV stumble while striding the
broad highway ard some great object, but which will
not turn him from his path.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srparyE CouET-CHAMRERs- west5rook. Court opens
at los A. m. Calendar called at IL a. IN: No; o. -
IS 9 ~ l05 Ill, ZIG l2 49, 1885, H. isi 49, i0o'
1877 l6V 49, ia l7S, I19, 49,. - H.
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G. 9. Ia,
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MAINE Cougr- TRIAL TEgN-PAIr T. Nc ADAM J;;o Do
Short 3z57 295. !s9 40 aiS 26l ~. fsS
447. 49,, 32J3 8t9. 49, 4Si s<s'
AS sNf 1863 1861 1887 1881. 3J52 1888 1861 ilo Ssoi
3s53, 1868. 4t9S, 339J. hlO3., 50 ~, me M, On,
Pant IIIAlker Jshor causes-N0s 2S3 80: 'Vl' o'o'
49, % 4o2. AZ. 42t. i29. 45J. AGO. lOs az.
CiEsRRAL sKsscSr-PARr flowing, 1.-The Pnype hE,'
Joseph slater John Heating. robbery Nevln, D. p9l T.
Edward BOyd Jeremiah NOarv, flonious a--ant th9 pt
terry Randolph T. LochncI. Michael Hanion Charles Don't
Join McDmth burglary Charles Murray, William IVAN
Dayls larcenV from the person John ely. grand
Larceny James McCaTy. fe0DioEs assaut and battery
Vafq, pruto burglary Francis Christie George X Bunso
Nary Denioke Henrietta a states Thomas wright gr'nd
larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
THE SARATOGA TICKET.
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS OF MLPARTIES.
AHARD TICKET TO BEAT.
Nm. Thc Mr.. Inlk lnILd ll.sn.l


The Republican Convention at Saratoga
Yesterday completed strong ticket and weak plat
form II Will extreme OF diirctaiion. therefore,
for anV Democrat treat the proceedings al Saratoga
with rliff,reuce Mr. Cornell will command the sup
mort 81 All the young OF his parry well rs Of all
its ol leaders who nave followed him through several
har-oueht campaigns rs chairman OF lie state Com
mtee His party record l. honorable and his personal
character Is una Ssaabe. The candidate for Lcuien-
ap,-Coycruor IN cX-Spoakrr OF tho Assembly and
former Con gresham. TIE nominee for Cpniroltr
is "A son OF General Wads worth and Il h'm-
self q man OF good Teputc lie brings To IN.
Republican ticket good deal Of social strength ana the
svrpatnics OF all acted politically the Re
pubicsn ranks with President HAYES and secretary Ev
arts The candidate for Ati0rucy-Gcnerd s. trained
ana dist ncushed lawyer and an ex-Consressman Tho
nominee Tor Treasurer T. Albany banker belonging 10
a respectable FANNY and not known heretofore rs pol
ifirjsn And the candidate FOR Secretary or STATE,
finally represents that soldier element which cousti-
tales the lire of battle oi ms party All OF these cand
dates are repre- sentative men in their particular local.
res and they have been distributed over the state with
iulicous eve To general elect. II Is plain therefore
that p ticket least equally strong must he selected at
syracuse BY reucninating hc officials OF The existing
stale Government the Democrats can offer much
stronger ucket to The electors Of Ssw-NOrk The tr-
umph of Mr. Cornell makes tie renumnation of Cover
nor Robinson matter of necessity, because Ia HIM and
ia MS administration he Democrats can ana the best
pOeshlc AZ currents that be made against Rcpubi l.
can ticket Of uutrcd men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
conNlInr Let no Democrat imagine. however that he
ho. ftx haafp
NO MISTAKE MADE.

fTofn inc 1tOufV r xbo
We congratulate the Republicans Oh VI, ito
STATE and The Nation the enduring resu's VI w, ,.o
State Convention. First among these we paSt 'ns
spirit by which IL WAS animated, the u1iienn,ines
by the mass Of Republicans there Gathsrey
Wv tho few who would pass beyond an cKiressInp,..o
tleir personal preferences for the various
10 the uterancc OF bitter prcudices against oihes W
trust these Will accept the rebukr tneN NV
ed and he admon by u. Next 10 hs We %
Tho untty exhibited with reference 10 principe me
platform crysallizes the dominant sentiinc ,,r
hour The resolutions, AZ reported by MT u r. ~ 49,
er received by the convention anu VIII ne ts
unreservedy approved by Republicans eNerS WI, ~
The convention has made no mistake its ch"ioo ~
canddate FOR Governor we need not here repeat nas
elements of strength. as stated yesterday. SO
points viii be developed IA the canvass ri0c,.rns %
Nee n that the speeches. platform aud candidates VIZ
So admirably given make the liveissuts oi 'c o
Was dominant and controlling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
ro,,ticians Of the city. A salute of 100 guns was
fred for the ticket.
HEARTY WORDS AT WASHINGTON

-
quR PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY SHERMAN horh
THAT REPUBLICANS WILL SUPPORT coRNhLI-
lBY TELEGRAPH To TnR rriBuSEl
WASHINGTON. Sept. 4.-The President '"'N'
freely TODAY upou the subject of the convention AT
Saratoga He points to the fact that since the u's
cpssion concerning nominations began every en"r'
has heen nut forth by the Administration 10 pre-
Won. Federal office-holders from mSkln4 US vi
their official influence to secure the eiecio" u S"S
nortic,lar SET of delegates. Now that the nomins-
tions are made he expresses the hope thnt every
Republican will give the ticket his hearty support"
Secretary sherman was found by TRIBUNE cor
resnondent this afternoon slono and quietly read
inc the comments of the New-York papers upon the
result To all appearance he was in very com
Portable frame Of mind. "Of course he said, II
I had been n citizen of New-York, under the cir
cumsiances shcald have opposed the nomination
Of Mr. Cornell and the assumption that the re
pnblicars Of New-York have in their choice OF
candidate FOR the Governorship signiiied their o's
approval Of what consider 10 be one OF the most
meriorious acts of this Administration Is TO some
extent justified by appearances"
"But " the Secretary added with some WARMTH
''both the act and the nominations are now accom-
nlisbeh facts and il has become the dnty OF every
Rapubcan to support the ticket With al his might.
The proceedings seem to nave been concucrn WIN
entire fairness and the selection OF candidates Is
beyond a doubt expression OF the Tree cnoice VI
the party. Ii the questions al issue we're peIey
with regard 20 the choice of men they would NOT
be worth sighting about, They are much more ihah
that, aad hope every friend OF the AdminlstrauOh
will give the ticket his hearticSt support"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
= SYNONYM OF VICTORY.
~, m. TT,,,fsoa HSsyffJffc4u. (RsD

The usual good-natured rivalry has been con-
srcuous for the Gubernatorial NOMINATION. put WIN ,n
ences of opinpn give place % the utmost haiDnhF
and united desire to elect the ehure ilchel. p.!ei'
bs sail most certainly means defeat IN 1880 and u II
ion tunafe indeed that the wisdom of the convention NJ
Saratoga led t. The cordial preference oi NJ lo,
re h0ncsr office in the GIFT OF the electors OF the great
Ewpirr state His selection Is synonym TOT victory
and the campaign opens most hG@lncluusS, 4, hi ~
ci eminent natural uui licatons fer the office Is al
nit;e,; hv all and his great familiarity with the details
of LEGISLATION the routine of business cOnhecteh WI
Inc t;ovrruorsbip and his well known views rs regards
the economical administration OF Pubiic affairs, maze
him the strongest candidate that c'u'u h",e p.en
cnt son
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
A POPLAR LEADER.

The nomination of AlonZo b. Cornell, as the
Republican candidate for Governor % the State OF NJ W
York has been for several days nasi anticipated 10y
many who have carefully noted the Indications o. rec
ing speclng tins gentlemen rs they have been mani
fs ed in different parts the stat. Nnic II war tN-
ecrrd by all that he would receive the largest vote on
the ballot Of OF the Gubernatorial candidates
none bu the most sangne hoped that majority OF ne
delegates could bc relied 10 Noi" Tor nun as th
first But hopfs oi the latter have been realized ana
the easy unanimity with which his nomination was re-
ccvfd hy the convention il The best ev dnce or the
eni sentiment that pcTvsded that body, aud OF the
pouarity of HIM who has chosen the stan lard
bearer the Republican party in the great contest ~
the Empire state, preceding the Pfcsidcntol struggle oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
4 sTALwART TRIUMPn.

Senator Conkling achieved a marked victory
Yesterday saratoga IN the nomination Of Mr. Cornell
for Governor the State and Mr. lostns for Leutcn-
antovernor Both gentlemen nre his personal and de-
voted friends. Nh Cornell foi several ch
man Of the Republican state Committee OF Scw-IOrk.
anc such gained the confidence OF hs marty. he is
not man brilliant parts. Of large personal popu-
laritv OF distinguished public service. In each of
these respects his competitors had HIM mt disadvant
ce But hts nation chiefly due To the salwnrf-
lam Of politics, the sympathy 'c for him, ana TO
the convection that his services entitled him 10 this
nomination, which was made unanimous. The Icsplu-
tons leave 10 doubt the soundncs 0f View OF
the Republicans G! the Emnire state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
WORTHY OF HEARTY SUPPORT.

\, -
The nomination Of the Hon. Alonzo ~. Cor
nell was not in accordance with first choice, nut
Is one that we can with most hearty goOu VIII s"conu
and support In ali the opposition made 70 hiil-an"
some of m IA our readers know has been pretty bitter
moi a charge affecting his integrity, or rs capaep 20
propy perform the duties of the nigh Once or MS re
nuhfiran soundness has been made. We beileNe none
can be made and therefore can imagine no honest
reason why any X publican should hrsitale I" SUPPORT
him Next 10 Judge Robertson Mr.. Cornell was the man
whom we desired 10 thus nonorcd Hc-Dcl"hSS 10
th. sane staINrt" wing ~ the party that We are
nrou "a allegiance and in ME election
he voice of the Empire state favor OF Republican
nrincines will giye iOIth no uncertaln sOuhu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
NIP. CORNELL BETTER THAN HIS PARTY
Prom The Albany argus penn =,

MT. Corner disposi',on III, 10 "an' nv long ser
backing but his freedom OF VIII - gon ~ M, Tho
vice FOR had forces and causes and his creed ~ at 'e
machine Is the god of idoairy and that ms duty 70
n s obedience 60 the uttermOs and always ne nhs lo
rvs,ol f,yce Tho mental narrowncss, the hard drlv
in industry and The podding purpose 10 nase n' 'o
exponent of the machine to the letter AnOIIfr hou'I
alton might have homage 10 REFORM ana inucp'n
dence This one cries havoc and lets loose tne uos
WAL on every vast and vital and vrtuom interest vi u
pu bic life and works state ~ VIII De
scherved for and abrtted by all the Efforts Svhhns'
IN whom ne success Is the ony alternative tn ms down
fal II should and will be fought VAIN puIpoee 70
keep New-Ycrk safe from EVIL forces, Dy every NeI
The GOOD old state That the evil Will be oyerthrown,
L...-. ...nlN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
A suit for $40, 900 damages for inju

A suit for $4,000 damages for injuries re-
eeivcd by being thrown down by the starting OF car
ON ma uan,tonaye line at Van Bruntst. BrooLyn.has
heep boVun aransi the Brooklyn City Railroad Company
by Caroline DckersoD, age seventy nElh9 ID S.ntn
sne cannot recover in the Judgment OF her physician
The Commission appointed by Justice Bar
nard TO take lands Coney Island for the New-forK
aud rlyhton Beach Railroad Company has orGaiizeh
aud Vowed the lands. aud Will meet Oh itiuy' esi
tcrr To complete their action. The line OF tho road
rms from Gravesend Bay to the beach, near Hotel
brighton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
MIR. HASTINGS ACCEPTS 1T GRACEFULLY.
frn.n rhs Nein Ynrk Oontasrrtnl AdrerfiSer iRsp.l

The ticket is very strong and judiciOus
one aud has all the elements of in IT, 1t Is
that will win The platform creditaoe one hut has
hardly the ring that could have boon put In it, Seldom
has "A marty had such chance 10 bring forward its
achievements and arralgn its opponents as the New
York Republicans had Tho platform tells us that the
Democrats ar. reassorin Their state Rights doctrnee
that they trying 10 remove the safeguards from the
Republicans have made 1t the sue ess that II Is. All
tli i true enough and there Is enough IN IL for battle
cries TO send the Democrats of the iod In disgust
However the Republicans OF New I TX have much 10
be proud of In the work accomplished N the ticket and
the platform we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
NOT EASILY RFATES.

= fTOfV IHt WI II Th hTe"t"9 Iz1PTt1s 'IF"EI
Mr. Cornell has ability. He Is "A good pO-
ltlcal manager No has accused hun Of being
dishonest and he II poor. But he Is not great man.
not A statesman any sense OF the word, and not "a
popular man any where. He has done LOthing To ave
him fame lie Is not identified with anything that IL
cacu aed % invest his maine with renown aud AWAKEN
confidence much less Enthusiasm, by It's lie
has been xed up with the faction contests OF local
politics He has been faithful lieutenant 10 Senator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
A DETERMINATION TO GAIN SWEEPING VIC


Fron me paU1delDhfa inquirer LRsp)
The nomination Is personal victory for
Senator Conkling. the face OF resOute oppOs
Doubtless tie result would have been different mad the
opposition been united under skilfnl leadership Il
represented large portion OF the better element OF
the party IN the city nh throughout the State There
seems 10 be heahfu realization throughout the party
thar state must he carried this year no matter
whose personal interests hindercd promoted !;
therefore. confidently look for closing up OF the
ranks M an old-fashiOned campaign the Empire
state. crowned with sweeping Republican victory
NnVninlpr
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ALL PARTS OF THE STATE REPRESENTED.
Prom The AeC York Granite tIpd)
o.J.t from, tho ..t;no.v ID.

The tlckHI, ItHafdtu ITOIH Int OTuInafy he
publican point OF view IL very respectable one. II
represents all shades OF opinion III the Republican party
this state Mr. Cornell. the candidate for Governor
for instance Il machine man." and favorable 10 the
corporations; while Mr.. WadswOrth, the candidate fol-
Controller. Ii anything but a mscblne man, and II
heartily opposed balu influence OF monopoly.
Al parts Of the state are represented on the ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05

TAKING HIM OFF.-Eng!ish swell (pom-
pouslyy Ny stay in skye aud NY movements IN your
country will be entirely dependent on the weather.
II, chland Drover :" Och I s'pose she'll be "a pho
to-gfapber (photogrs pher) then."-iFun.
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heal estate 10 GFchdn9e.

FS7O EXCHANGE.-A nine-r0om cottage and
lot lust outside village Hudson; churches, clo'A
hours from downtown; or snail ow noea b0OA
~ house aud lot; address 4. D. g., Tribune ONCE