New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
POLITICAL.
NEW YORK STATE.

GOV HOFFMAN is sERENADED, AND MAKES
sPEECH-THE DEMOCRACY PROPOSE TO MAKE
THE LEGISLATURE HONEsT-TIIE MILLENNIUM
AT HAND.
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. Gov. Hoffman, last
night in the course OF his speech In response to the sere
made by the "Jacksonians said IL notice that most OF
the Radical papers in Albany and NewYork are asking
What will they do with itthat is, with the victory
am hardly disposed to tell them Just yet. prefer to
give them little time to digest the returns; and when
these fully dgested propose to give them some
information what will do with It, In my obserya
tons have found that knowledge suddenly acquired is
never very profitable. But will tell them In general
terms one or two thugs we propose 10 do We propose
10 make the Legislature of the State OF New honest
and that is what hey have not done In some time
We propose to use the Legislature for the purpose
OF promoting the interests OF the mass OF the
which the Radicals have not done III long time
The Ereing Journal has stated that for many years
lures who could be bought We win show them that in
Democratic Legislature there Will be none OF that KIND
York ali over the righto selfgovernment We propose
TO abolish such laws as infringe upon the rights OF 0ea
ties and secure TO them the right TO govern themselves
We will not abolish such laws and give the people some
thing worse, but will give them better laws We propose
20 make the State OF NewY0rk and the Government, IN
all its branches, thoroughly Democratic aware OF
the responsibilities this victory imposes. am aware OF
the responsibilities IL imposes Executive OF this
State. realize their magnitude, and will not say
have no fear Of them. But by the help OF the
people and their representatives and all the good coun
se can get hope IN my sphere to so discharge its d
ties that the people will approve my action believe
that the Legislature which about to assemble and leg
tsate upon the affairs OF this great State will act with
such wisdom and discretion 10 show TO the people OF
the State and country that the Democracy Of this State
be moderate In the hour OF victory as they nave
been patient in the hour OF defeat. We will be discreet
and tolerant will recognize honest men among our
adyersarles will deal justly, act h0nOrIbly and pro-
mote the great interests Of the people OF the State Of
Eew-York. who have demanded aud worked change.
MIXED RESULT IN BUFFALO.
The canvass for local officers in Buffalo shows
considerable breaking up of party states The city gave
for Secretary Of State sgel 77l6 Nelson 73s-Repub
can majority, $685. For Controller Greeley 1882; Aen
7.IsO-Democrauc majority. l2s. For city officers the
majorities were as follows:
super CuuvepaneE Dem 800 Rec ofTaIesAwbrOs Dem. 4
Mayo-Bush, Rep......,. 24 SuyeyorDtto, ktp,..'. 81
Cnntroer-Fod PENN. 25l Supt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
City AOrnsy-Wlans Rep 2AOrcner Of Poor-hrsi hep ~
SIRE ComGlespe, Rep rs AssrssorhcManus Den''' ~
gllJuee Peace-CourtneDem
the full vote of Ere County, mostly official, Is: ~,
Rsp Don - Aal
Controller Grseley......l Allen ..l2o0 l2s
Nichols ..--l2lll 80
OSONDAGA COUNTY.
The Republican majority for Secretary OF STATE one
district Ia Elbrdge only missing, Is 1880.
ROCHESTER, CITY.
The vote on the Constitution foots up as follows;
Constitution entire .......... 1910 1924 ssl
Judiciary Amendmeut......2AB 3uiI Ga
Assessment and Taxation. .2oA 1913 1909
Property Qualification. ,-J5 $500 26i
THE NEw-IoRK assembly.
The Albany Journal puts Arson =. Wood. Republican
rs elected IN the let District OF Wayne County It's table
IN other respects agrees with