The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-23
NO NOMINATIONS
MADE IN NEW YORK YEsTEnDAY.
Tho Proceeding, of tn. conv.ntlon-rhs
Best of FsolipE ProvAilS Among thoDol.
sEatoS-Ths First Ballot FailS toDs-
eide the QusstiOa-o Other MattsrS.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 29.-The morn
ing opened with bright sunshine. and at
an early hour the corridors Of leading
hotels presented an animated scene. The
convention assembled in the Casino at 12
o'clock. The indications point to very
lively scrimmsgs for the nomination for
Governor. The upper country men are
still calm, but growing more deliberate in
their determination TO make abort work
OF the convention. Had 1t been possible
for the New York City mea To join hands
upon candidate this morning before 60
ing into convention, there 70 no doubt
that such man would secure the nom-
ination for Governor with hurrah. But
all hope OF this has been abandoned for
the present, and the situation is de-
cidedly mixed one.
r UdEof B9vefaI hundred Republ blicans now
on the Geld therei is not q man rash enough
10 predict who will be nominated. II o
poll OF the delegates had been made at
midnight the probabilities are that Gen.
Carr would have been the nominee. His
strength does not appear to have weak
ened very materially since that time, and
he will surely enter the Convention with
the greatest number ot votes unless sert.
GUS break occurs In his ranks within the
next two hours.
Levi P, Morton, Cornelius v. Bliss, A.
B. Cornell, Ira Davenport and Mr.. Drexel
are strong this morning, and their respec-
tive friends say they have come to stay.
General William Il. Seward, Of Auburn,
large following. He appears to be the
most promising dark horse in the Repub.
hcan stable. Mr.. Sswards friends claim
that unless the selection is made on the
first or second ballot, their candidate will
come to the front with flying colors.
A1oox oyER THE P1ELp.
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ing from an unbiased standpoint, while
the candidates named above all appear to
ha .,roro q musk he confeased that a
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name not tnc'uueu ~, ~ 1.loSe lAel@'"ueo " 10
quite as. likely TO receive favor at the
hands OF Inc conVenuon. Inc great
unanimity, harmony and good feeling
about winch there mas been so mnch tals
among the leaders does not exist. Such
statements have been grossly exaggerated.
Everything is serene on the surface but
there Is understood TO have been bad
break IN the New YORK C1ty delegaaon
last night, and unless they can come TO-
gethel ana unIe ~ ; eanu, Iney
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