New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
COMMENTS ON THE TICKET.
REPUBLICANS ENTIRELY SATISFIED.
VIEWS OF MEssRs MORTON, PLATT, DEPEW, poWp'
ELKINs, STEWART AND MANY OTHERS.

received with entire satisfaction by the RepuplcahS
of this city. 1t is regarded an extremely strong one
The general expression that the ticket was sure 10 o
elected over any that the Democrats could name; ana
Democrats acknowledged that their convention woud
have to exceedingly good work in order to MAKE
far contest with the Republican candidates TRIBUNE
reporters tailed with many wcll-known kepupHc"is'
hut 10 one was found who ex rcsscd Dissatisfaction Win
the result OF the convention The interest IN the "oA
at Saratoga was shown by The number OF people VINO
watched the ncwspa or bulletins IN spite OF the piercing
wind
Levi p Morton who was at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Tor
several days started for Newport last night. Before
going he said concerning the work at Saratoga; us
strong :ket. cNcmpiHns civil service reform ia inc
purcst The action Of the convention says to every
man who has done we'll, Step up higher 1t Is also
ticket OF young men,"
q" How about your own candidacy y
My position was correctly stated in Mondays Tab
UNF. ] have not been n candidate at any tmo cAcepI
through the favor Of friends WHO thonch my nomination
would be acceptable. | dl not expect tnat my name
would he favorAhly presented am gad not to be caieH
on for the ta, OF making the canvass. shall DO all IN
my power for MI Davenport Ny friends are MS lrlcS'
am Glad to learn thai General Carr has accepted inc
nomination for Lieutenant Governor
Ex-senator TAomas C. Plat into bis Office IN tle
United states EXPRESS bujus Just after the nomination
Of Mr. Davenport had been announced. lie hl also
been apprscd Of General Carf7 nomination FOR the
second place and was ~ smiling mood He said;
think the ticket excellent and strong one MI pa'-
exports nomination Is especially excellent. Ho VIII
combine all the elements a. opposition L" the b'oi''N
in the state. ami be elected. man VINO mas nee"
found equal to every Ioi,iol TO which he has been
elected he will make honest, conscientious AMI
EeruhIc,n CioScrnor There eminent prorriry Ia
ms being matched against Nh lin. who viii nndonb
edly BE- the Democratic NOMINEE Tor the reason mat 'h'l
are near nei.hhors. living in adjoining counties, ana I'M
would pert greatest sireush IN the state to lie III
what is known the southern Tier. HIiI cannot
POSSIBLY now poll vote in that section beyond MS
party strength, while believe Dd'"hlo" WI" run
largely ahead OF hi, ticket 80
Chauuccy VI. Dcpcw was deeply Immersed In New
York Central Railroad maticr, but hc Hnatchcd the
imc 10 make dying remarks upon the head OF i"'
Ecpnbicln ticket know az no man. he SAID, "h'
taxing all things into consideration. would make e"
s,r,nr a candidate a. Mr. Davenport Will. II Is true
that Mr. Bliss would have hcgn stronger ~ t"'S ci'l'
where he j., perhaps better known III general circles
han is Mr. Davenport, bat the latter VIII make bcl'r
run throughout the state. while 30 puuc" circles H'I'
ne Is r,tcemcd aud spcctcd for his talents His pu"h'
service. nave been OF the most creditapc character lie
yy,s AN excellent senator admirable Controller
and in administrators the finances OF the state d"
Immersed himself upon cuisines, men everywhere Tor
10th hi- executive aud financial ability. HIS large
.Erc, and his LIBERAL contributions especially Tor the
tcr,st, Of wounded and disabled veterans oI the lac
,,,r have made lin better known than any other
j,iiau among the members of the Grand Army Of The
p.puic lie l.- never been oacn-iyrly Identified with
the fractional warfare IN tuc Republican panty. The
p,,cr- will have to select the best timber they have
Ia make the race al all even a- &" men
william Bowd, president 81 the Bank 81 North Amer
ic said. The ticket q, exceptionally strong one
know IRA Davenport we'll lie made good Senator and
,r. worthy -utc Controller lie has kept clear al all
the fartonal troubles ot the pact few Year, that 80
IN, idrd e party ami therefore lis nomination cannot
arouse any iceins Of envy or hate thoroughly bcie'"
that the u'"'' WI wv 49,. 49,, ,,,.t -,
not believe thdi al tlH''S H'''D- INV ''' w. ''"' ~
"a. DrmorrutS All ~ the state are we'll repro
'"' 49,, ,,,, r,..,.,,,t,fi,p ha, done we'll
49, -. -, ,uo i,,,uh,r,u National Executive
committee. returned ON Monday from three month.
commune =, 49,, 10. . ,.,,. g., >..,. ,t.,t..,
spent a. Deer l"iA' .'''' '"' '.i f,'f.,,y ft,r
Hl" '"''' '...''.,,t ,r t'.u,r.--tulu Bt.cuu,It,
90" annon".'''I'nt ~ ..,, ..1i.
uomuatiun Tor ""'cIn"I ln '''. I am, ,,cu rr.,I
mat j; an '>cI'y1, , lee an r,c,ii,ui ,ccc-
win IT, ~ ~. I'M n. t-ut in New orb ,ity IN
ZION; u WI i ,,,,f II, ,i,ffpu 1 ann ,-t suited with
ly.,,rf uuucr.lAul That Lc I- young. able. Ni,"I
p"',"' n ,',J IanItd thuh tIc Labor lauk
".''' w. ,tirr,n onsli To buus us votes, his LABOR
,',,.-ti1n i, In. poruuL"
nominations were received with con-dcratl" salts
,.,i,,, ~ financial circles, ltAuurh Mr. Davenport is
moi VOL huoRu IA Wall -trr.t john A. stewart
w. Icrt ,f yc UmtcI -taic- trust CJuItuy, said. 10
lr-lI'i' W ,, a. ,i,i,..,.pu AN. mono Tie Demo
cratic cor, 'u1l'" 10 IT,, No., ,.,trI,,l m. r,ltr.
kho" Nl "l,l.i -. senator and Controller hc na,
career 'oa,l}' ' ,,, who'll, above temptation
shown h'u-e. I" W., "a -..'';,,',r A CO, r,fu,rk,l.
J,'to 'I,s , Mr. Davenport - icN umr- but can
t.,,tiy -ay that know hu. luO-r VINO hhnW him best
say Ihl '.' VI" ~ 10 il,,t. adj ri. character regard
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me '.-I.l.uf m f.,. Fuuth National Bank
.: - hi.'N',, l,,b,Ic.iI, n, commentator NJ tho
spuHr nl'' "u 'ny -,y That have iuuNn Slr D,ycn-
nominee y" 80 ~. J,u. Du-iu,-- win MIN for
port ne SAM -, 90. and ,,u-lrr liui tnc
about Hl'tth !" 't 49,. ,,,,'t,,,.d Z, r,rr.. Mr.
strongest man '', '.' luf + flnk ma, Sir bayrn.
Bills VIZ w., Il - ,U ,,oI more ,ote. am heartily
PORT WIZ, ai ~. ti"t,l
1850 - n,tI,r az Mr. Davenport fOT Governor was
The nomination " w. ,, ,i,,.,i. II, m. fri,r,l
welcom"d 10y th' i.'l'I ,' M NM. IN tb, sT,rr
buildhg a. 500 ,,,.r,.,. H. r-I.ftr,r and Marshal
canvass pl-'l'' y, NJ. It, a., tnc ,ff,ru,,,n
Mcmahon "'i' h'' az '''' .,,.t =, ,.',.. ,.,,t,..'
and lOsiha-l'I - ''. - ,t, ~, e., ~,
Some ~ the MINOR pI'Ih' 'lh ~ W. . w. ~, ,',.
IA irally IA promising I" ut hrTHp SUPPORTED ho' ohJ
by Republicans but b. Iharp'hdrni-. - ,
Heat oI.c. ",,',,u TO-. Go,.runr from a INN