New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

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- C.r.ror'-r -T-u.ss T. Cooley &C staten Island
rr-r. Fo,.e1t =, iy Ct Lis CO., SIR NJ Colby
v,s rorue,, 81 emi-e1t BOOK slc-olee- o. o. Ci'y
ard. hs7sg made lsldsoue fortune IT, The business
rtirsd ard de7orld some years to journey through
the more inviting portions q Europe Asla aai Mia
.1atofrirr lis observations 10 handsome volume
vI.eh vas puIEsfed lfcr lis return. For the list
fvo Years BE- . rep1e enei che Is' District Islands
ezeef- King. County, 70 nc senate, WAere he has dis
tir,-.ied iimscif by fearless independence md az
sbsoTfiug derotcu 70 tie completion o. our -r,te -
usls TIE friends Of tie policy OF Immediate tli1fee
rrert are deeply indebted 10 him for tie energy ani
,beronine, Of lis course throughout the LIST Legs
l,trrc NJ Cooler .smpers h-A aul hast!, AID las
subjected him 70 cersures which more prudent man
ro1s 1--we s~oided. but We believe be has honestly
l.tore3 70 serye the state His competitor. Mr Kelly
IL retired merchant ri our City Lot hitherto N pnD-
lie life but 81 upright worthy. capable exemplaF! ei'
izen. lie lacks political experience. bui would never
tbeless make a faithful sud efficient Controller
For 4soraes Gersrol james T. Brady Of our City
(yery H.rd1 and Martin Grover ofAlegany Co ,Soi'
enough Mr. Brady. tie Of en- eminent Democrat-
IL politician j. widely known popular lawyer AMI
stump speaker up1sght in his dealings aud baueiess II
lie personally ss pleasant and genial man az lives
but q. r,ltical speaker rabid and bitter beyond
exsrnple Wccant believe he reilly mans all the by
er.i.rn lie gets of in bis Tammany Han efforts but
h, ce,taal, has breaking ont at the mouth which his
friends should Get cured soon as possible His rival
Martin Grover is much older and think shrewder
man. 2 member of the XXIXth Congress. wherein be
stood up i'll Wmo for hi Provso and az al times
ofthe most acrd aud savage Of Barnbuners How sach
nan can pretend 70 endorse aud accept the Fugitive
Slave Law and tie Baltimore Platform. cannot im-
agine He certainly doesn't mean ole word ofit. Mr..
Grocer very plain ia garb and face rather rough in
speech and bitter partisan but next 70 the interests
Of bis party be would take care Of those Of the state
For Sioit Toa.grcr Window c. Watson Hard
ard Francis Segur of Lewis Co. Soft Mr.. segurwas
formerly Clerk Of the Assembly but know little
more OF either OF these gentlemen.
Ter Canal Commissioner john {. MatLer Cincumb-
entj Of Rensselaer, Co Hard; Andrew J. Yates Of
Montgomery Co Soft We have no personal know
edge Of either Of these gentlemen; but believe Mr.
Yates has been Member Of Assembly or Canal Super
intendent, We are not certain which. Mr. Mather is
ne gentleman now under impeachment, and trial
before the Senate for malfeasance in Office We think
bis Canal management has been loose and prOdigal;
but the evidence adduced by the Prosecution on I'm
parchment has not justified charge Of deliberate dis
honesty Ii be has stolen any thing, have not
the proof OF it in the testimony adduced by the Assem-
bly's Committee Nay. We have seen good reason
for singing him out for impeachment and leaving IN
touched Messrs TOlett and L. :. Chatfeldthe latter
incupated in the preliminary Investigations having
put in his pocket money that belonged 10 the State
We speak under correction by the verdict Of the Court
of Impeachment, who have heard the testimony far
more fully and weighed il more carefully; but we can
not be mistaken in believing that public opinion does
not consider the charges sustained and that there is
very general feeling that Mr. Mather is !be victim Of
political intrigue. five are right in this belcfhe will
poll more than bis party's vote.
Fer Engineer and SprryOr John D. Fay. Hard aud
w H. Bristol of Orange Co. (sofi) We can throw no
light on the qualifications Of either OF these canli
date
Tor Siole Pr,sop inspector: " Bennett Of On
ondara. (Hard) William G. Dryer Of Ontario (sofr)
We h rd, know Mr. Bennett but we DO know Mr. Dryer
as capabe snd worthy man-sbovc the average OF oar
Prison Inspectors Tor some years past. Unless the
Wigs non mate very good Iaal We 81 voro for Li
for our STATE Prison management ur-cu.ir nccls
Reform.
Tor Chi eli Coadcf lpqsa's Samuel 5. Bovine,
(iorucrly H. c. Is DE Hard and Albert EiseIOn the
Soft candilate-both OF Delaware Couaty. There are
man, better and m,ny worse men than either OF them
but either would discharge tie duties OF this Office
specially
for Judgcs cf de Cont Of fp5os the rival factions
unite on Charlie. II. Ruq.les o, Poughheepsie and
Hiram DEMO Of Utica Judge Rueglesw we esteem and
shall vote for ii the Wings do present. very good
man: but Hiram DEMO belong. 10 the dynasty OF
Judges WHO wronged and crippled the Press through
the last years OF Regency domination ia State. es
pecialy ia he Cooper libesuits until the Court OF
Error. under the lead OF Chaucel)r WalwOrth over
ruled them 20 sicnslly in Col Stones Ii these
Regency Judges knew better they cannot be IN for
the Appeal Bench if they knew better aud yet ruled
they did they It'll less 1T for it. II the People
could be- made to realize the injustice and oppression
endured by Wing Editors under the sway OF DEMO n
Co lie could not be elected; but suppose they VII
eneraly pitch in whatever duly labeled with
ont discrimination or thought We have GOT some DIS
lance ahead OF this
TNFEDLEDUM AND TWEEDLE DEE.