New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-07

upright man; he will make good Con,
OF the nominations are strong, ones, and
predict that the ticket will run wonderfully We'll
AS to the chances of carrying the State they appear
to me to be very bright The Convention passed
OIL tremendously, and there is no bitterness that
can hear of among any of those VINO ialled
to hive their way. There - are always
some disappointed persons after state
Convention, but they are not more numer1,
ous this year than formerly, L hope to see all
divisions in the party disappear Both sldcs are IN
teresed In carrying the ticket. Certainty tne otal
warts have as much interest III carrying the stare
as Their opponents and to me the outlook Is exceed
iDgly good"
ES-CongIcssman Merriam, of Lewis County, ex-
pressed himself as well satisfied with the result;
think, he said, " that il would have been benehelai
To the party 10 have had reeurOlment of the Re
publican voters IN this city, There are some things
connected with the existing organizations WHICH
are wrong. No man can become q member unless
be pledges his support TO the nominees OI The dls-
tflct association, whoever they may De Inc tlle
has gone by when men will bind their consclences
III advance to the support OF persons who may be
unworthy. But that Is only minor point Iherc
are abuses in tine organization of the party III some
OF the districts which must he rectitied and the
sooner il is done the better IL was only proposed
10 gave the State Committee which Is the proper
BODY, authOH 20 do what might be necessary. III
II had lot been for the mob that was turned loose
at late hour We should have carried the reorgan-
cation resolution A. TO the tic1et. think IT. j.
strong ono, and II vii be elected. have talked 10
day with a great many Of the personal friends ana
supporters OF Mr.. COnkllng, and they all express
thor determination to do their best to elect the Ticket
1t s much the ticket of one side the other. 1t
IS Republican ticket. and as such val be success,
tul. As for Mr.. Conklir2, / regard HIM as our OF
politics by force Ct clrcnnst4qces' G2ht tniNA
another convention viii be hcid III New-lOrh alter
the exhibition made last night"
TIE TEoUBLE IN OswEGO.
Canal Auditor Place was one of the Stall
wart dc gltIOu from O5wego which was
nse.ted in the Convention. Several members
of this delegation, including hssembyman
III. Z. aud gft
former member of the State Committee were dis
cussIng the situation yesterday in the Firth Ayenne
Hotel. They of course could not conceal slig'lt
feeling of disappointment because tHey we're no. al
lowed e. retain the seats which the state Commit
tee bad given them IN the Convention,
but all expressed 81 determination to
60 home and work for the ticket 10 the
best oi their ability. / he Distinct Convention TO
nominate an A,>emDlyman IN the Is CS"tGO DIS
trct resulted IN a split. one aiie ioh-IH'ei Mr'
Cullluau Who CLAIMS to have had for.y -nlpc ol tue
eIguty de- gates. The other silc VIII mold It's Con-
II don't Know whether the followers of Mr.
sloan Wit nominate candidate against me
or not" said ST. CuILnan, 2ut Il Miti Miit
make no differ nee 10 me. hAaiI
work for the party OF DID, and So Will my friends
expect 10 elected TO the Assembly, asl a'n ciear,
Is tie rightiul nominee Of the party; am ,il'lcd
With tue Stac ticket nominated aud expect I" s' IL
Mf. Place agreed with Mr. Culinan that Oswego
County would do lis duty ana ron up us OIu-Iiilo
~ hether the followers of Mr.. Sloan place
another RcplDiDan candidate ior the Assembly IN
the heG "a Or otCnIInsn,s hG srrtion SI as sure. Ii
Mr. Steele is nominated lor the SeIa'e' as
seems probable, he wlll SuIer by haVihg
t,yo Republican candidates for the Assembly
in the -, bIs Tict ~ much as VIII Nlr Cnlllhlh'
he division, III tho party have aroused 50 lhuch IN
tcrc.t tadt II viii orug out a IulleI vote IOr Tue
Sty a. ti,krt am fuiIy satisfied. There Is no Iii
freinc with US. We support the Republican party
Az ENCOURAGING OUTLOOK
Jane, Io.y. the member OF the State Committee
fI,u, Niag,ra County, was happy yesterday. The
Convention cid ITS work we'll Inc said, anu to Ihe
fine outlook IS ll of encouragement. The ticket ls
s,rong. and will receive the united support OF
tbc Marty In my disu let there have been contests,
hut they all resulted one way. There has been no
divi.ior that sill not rapidly heal. The party Is
now stronger in the state than before, ana lIeSud
victory a. certain.
tv tStcuAenl went against hls Ntaiwart friends,
vas not feeling pointed Yesterday over tue re-
.ult ui the Convention. bei'Fe IL" siih'
" m u4j,l rule. and while the majority OF inc
Couycli, ION wa, not of my way of thlnhInS aclI-
r,,r chrcrl"liy in the result lEe ticket IL S'i"hg
one ia every sense of the word was pdIllcul fiy
gl,L 10 ssc senator Davenport nominate" l"r Con
trullrr. / hear of no shade ol dl,ipp"hiih5ni' pL-
cause the result WIS al cipated. we WIi al ""rh
heartily and Curer-u!y i'i t' u'h'' anu 'NP''' "
sec It elected
stephen h. French. PRESIDENT of the Police Board
wa. Asked 10. opinion ol me Woih OF 'h,, NVN'- ~"
ton " Ia, smoke al the battle has hardly cleared
ayy:v vet Lc aaii 'aud u l. almost 100 soon To sy
much about IT, nave no complaints 10 make ho
tl,k,. = q cool one, and believe IL VIII receive
th hearty .upport o. ali Republicans. As TO the
proSucct In the STATE at large, ilInN There !, no
duubt that th, Republicans VIII carry H. nc DEM
Gcrais viii be sure 10 divide, ana tha' Won Iui' uS
any, , -, , ,.,,,i.I
victory wa, gained by the Nthi warts III preventing
the rrurg rIl3uon al the parry Ia TINS city
" L Y.
Senator Woodln. of Auburn. was asked if he
thought there was any danger of the minority fac
tion in the Convention defeating tho tc@et by
TAI 10 to take an active pat in the canvass.
None whatever" was the reply. "lhe so-callcd
Stawarts have got as many eggs IN the basket as we
have IN. ticket is a good one, and will receive
general app oval and strong support. The utmost
cousl ,eratiou was shown To the defeated side, and
now fye can all unite and work for the Republican
party" 49,,
would bc elected. An the clements of the party
are Interested i'm its succ, ss' hc declared IresI-
dent Arthur is deeply Interested III me rh itoh oi
tine ticket: 80 ~ Governor Cornell; and
thc anti-C Conkling element IN the party is rs
a matter of course II was fortunate Tor the party
that he attempt 10 arrive at u c0mproniise MADE on
Tuesday night dId not succeed. was angry when
| heard chat an attempt was being made TO com
promise with Plltt. Smyth n Go; II was abSo-
utcly necessary that test vote shoula ne hau III
the very beginning Of the Conventions laborS to
show the country how II stood, ana put an
end to the absurd claims Of the defeated
machine: otherwise we should have been
at sea all the way through, and our machine
friends would have been able To pcrprtuate their
power The failure by narrow majority to pass
the resolution to reorganzt the party IN he city
will he a warning that will not hope, be io,t." ,
General LLOYD Aspinwall SAID: AN iarly wen
satisfied with The result of the Convention md be-
leyc the ticket Will Ue elected" ~
Mr. Root, OF Chlutauqua County, Thought the
Ticket would give the utmost satisfaction anu surely
be elected.
THE FEELING IN BROOKLYN.
SATISFACTION OF THE GARFIELD kEPUBLiCANS-