New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22

For GOreJnOr-C Charles j. FOlger.
For L;cuferonf- Gorernor-B Platt Carpenter
For Chief Jadge of the Court Of Appcdis-
Charles Andrews.
For ConqresSm0R- at LdTYe-A. Barton Hep
Surn.
GENERAL SURVEY OF THE RESULT
1aNGrID INrrGEsr N TIE LAST DAYS PRocETp-
INGs-FAvoRABLE COMMENTS on TIE TICKEr-
WHAT LEADING DELEGATES SAY.
by TEIFGRAPu TO THE TR1BrNE'
SApAroGA. Sept. 21.-There was only languid H.
terest manifested In todays proceedings OF the e-
publican Convention. \ Governor having been
nominated and the strength of the coptendlng ele-
,oents tested yesterday all that after today
was rather in the nature of an aut-climaX il was
Of course. very open secret last night how the re
uander of the ticket was to be made mp, and ac-
cordlnglv the DELEGATES came together this morning
looking a rihe bored and went to work IN spirit
less and perfunctory manner The gallery
svmpathized with the floor. for, while was crowded
Yesterday with men aud women who followed all that
WIS done with evident interest to-day the vacant
seats outnumbcred the occupied ones. What audi
eucs there was upstairs engaged in such exercises
as reading newspapers. smoking cigars and conver-
sation. Il was evident that they did not find ade-
ouate entertainment il what was going on down
stars.
In one respect the conduct of the convention to-
day was an improvement upon that Of yesterday.
That is TO saw it frowned upon elocutlon and
reafirned the doctrine that speech Is silver
and silence golden 10y passing resolu-
ton providing for the selection Of candidates
for Licuteuant-G Goveruor and CoDgrcssman-at-L1rge
without any preliminary presentation and extreme
commtndatiOn of the various nominees. ms decl-
sion played sad havoc with the hopes o. sundry
delerates who had counted upon waking the con-
TO- aud fhpmSn
with their fervent euogies of their favOritcs. But
what was lost to the convention IN elOquence was
gained in time, and time Is always precious tbmg
IL the eyes of tired delegates.
Although the nomination Of b. Platt Car
penter was a forcgone CONCLUSION before
the baloiing for Lieutenant-Governor began.
the friends of Hamilton Fish. j., made gal
Iant fight. Mr.. Fish evidently is not q subscriber
10 The doctrine that the Office should seek the man
and not the man the of. for he managed his can
VS. il person today and dd good deal of eff ctivc
bnttonholiug, While tie roll was being called on
Iieuteuant Governor he was very active ANA
numerous among his teilowdelegates III behalf OF
Fish. Nor did he cease from his labors until the
secretary of the convention read the figures showing
thai Mr. Carpenter had received majority Of all
the votes cast Carpenter irst beca ne prominently
known IN politics some ten years ago hen. on
being elected 10 preside over a Republican state
speech. Few men are more popular in his own
county Of Dutchess, Il all along the Hudson he
viii doubtless poll biz vote.
The nomination Of A. Barton Hepburn for Con-
gressrnan-at-Largc is regarded As dexterous con-
c,s,ion on the part of the triumphant Folger men
10 the Cornell men, Mr. Hepburn, who was
leading manager of M Conehs canvass,
j. one Of st. Lawrence County'S favorte
sons St Lawrence is the great Republican strong
hold. St. Lawrence east all her votes for Governor
for Mr Cornell in couceir the great office Of
ConcresSuan-at-Large 10 their opponents the dele
gate who named Nr Fola.r believe they have ten
dcred au aapl- olive branch II is only justice to
MI Hepburn and his friends 10 add that De- goes
upon the ticket not as the result of any bargain or
change OF front bat solely for the spoken Of
lie ,ast tim Con reasinan-a,-Large was chosen
iuthls state the Republicans were successful elect
In ,he late Lyman Tremaln, of Albany.
fh- dcA-t. as a whole. is varou>ly commented
u,on Many of the ant-Admni-tration men,
vile asserting their intention TO do Jhelr best for
g. DO not hesitate say that 1t only be elected
Dr. the hardest work from now on 10 election. Some
OF them expires, the opinion that unless the Demo
Gratis bluuder badly al Syracuse il may be defeated;
bur the men who are responsible for the ticket are
very hopeful met Congressman Crowley few
riautcs ago, and TINS Is what he said
"Au the nominations strong and are TO be
commended on the score of locality. Ontario County
ct, the Goycruorship. Central Ncw-York syracuse
gets the CheJ ustice>hjp, one Of the rvr counties
tDutchessi gets tle -Governorship, and
Northern Ncw-York (St. lawrence the Congress
nan-st-Large Thus the natural claim, Of all the
graz sections have ~ recognized As for the
nominees l need say nothing. They are al men Of
unimp,achablc prooity. large experience in public
hle and approved capa dty'
John F. smyth is Jublaut to-day. "No Republi-
can be SAID TO me, can have any
lcutmatc excuse for not giving the ticket
hearty support Al the elements in
the party are well represented upon it. while the
nominees themselves are all welslown citizens
and all have held important public positions III
which they have firmly intTenchrd themselves IN
The subiIc confidence IL answer 10 question IN
regard 10 the ticker At Oruey Geut raj russell SAID
">f Lawrence County can be relied upon 70 give II
her regular biz vote" Martin l. townsend, Of
Troy talked tO tie same ehcc; IN regard to his
county Rcusse aeT Inc ticket VIII be popular
there TO the last degree were LIS last
emphatic words. l-aao v. Baker, jry
lis best o. secure the Governors reorganization, re-
marked 10 me: " We VIII do as well Dy fo.ser IN
Washing ID County as would have done by
cornell" EXAsscmbiynan Carpenter, OF suffolk,
e4plcAs-a the opinion that down III MS section
Juoge fOlger viii steadily grow III strength as the
campaign advances. " | call II good strong
ucket., sad cX->herif Daggett, of Kings while
Jane H. Warrci, OF Buffalo was heard 10 remark
uoh care 10 mention any figures IL regard 10
to,e' DGt can promise that We VIII DO our best
ioI u ia Eue County,
Ia Attorney General Hamilton Ward, differing
LON @ Ni SrTen, vas willing 10 mention figures,
.4Wess az the opinion that Allcgauy County would
e''' 'he ucket some 1900 5000 majority.