It Won't Work

Certain Dcmocrats in ïiuw York hvn Utelylmld a eonfereuoi with the view of previiling apon Oü 8 vm-mr lo run for Governor thid fitU. In tbe fnoe of the fact Ibat this gantlamitn decliued a similar honor in 1876, naarly linee years agö, nllcaing iuflrmSties of age as a roasou wb.y hta ratirement from poli lies was then tt nivtter of no doubt, s fuction of tho p rt.y. comni-'.sing prominent Domooriits wbo opposed tha nomi lüi'iou of Tilden at Kt. Loni, mfti wliom eecrrttfy wo.krd ngaïursf liim in tlie prcsiüential pirupign, ure busy, on deavoring to induoo bim to vconsi-.l. r bis decisión nud enter into again. Thia m-v.i napna a dofeat oí Gov. Eobiiison fr ra-nomination aud throngh snob defoat jury to tbe.pfospeota óf Tilden iu 1830. New Yor!: beïhg ossonti:il to Dcmiicrtitio Buocoai ivxt year, aiul the flttterlng prospect i f' a vindiution ot the tnan oleeted iu 18"B, stimulatea hw eBo mies witliin tUa pirty to blight bis pror.peot?, if tliy om. It wi!l not work, liüwever, for G'v. S'ymcur poiitively rcfus(;s to nllow bis name to be ustíd. Upon no oilu:r persou can tina fxction unite. Their t-iforts in opposition to Gov. Tilden have come to ottugbt.