New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION
THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
JUsTICE TO THE LIBERALS.
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The Liberal Republicans are entitled to falr
treatment whatever may be deemed wise far rs inc
future is concerned I9c ol r., be conaered The
State ticket is the farest test Ana Tar
proves not only the fidelity OF me Liberals 10 ,n1
specal exertions That the Liberal Democratic vote u
exceed the Democratic v"e oast IN tsiO nor now
bnt an anaYss the vote by counties VIII snow t ~
was due the weakness OF the Liberal aes Oh '''
SENATE NOMINATIONS.
From Tat albany Erpress tRepl .
TIL. LEANS hiss been figuring III relation 10
Senatorial this Fail. and has arrived at we
conclusion that all the old RepuOucan senators d
Messrs Rover Palmer, Narrower Garfield, Alien, niu
the two New,York Ciy Republicans Benedict ana Weiss
man viii be renominated We believe our colempoi o
ia ,de Of ths mark James Wood, for instance, - not
liable 10 be thus honored. Mr. Winsow Is bS no means
sure OF being choice OF tue Convention saDs
Woodin has vigorous opponent aud IL Is by no mean.
certain that Senator Lewis VIII not encounter soo
position 10 the XXth District DISCO County clam,
the nomination. and while we tAlnk MI. McUowo",
good man. and would willingly see hun returned 70 o.
bany It Is evident that 1t is not 10 he clear ss n la
bim Mr.. Graham has numerous opponents IN .io Mr.
ware C.cuAugO and Sch0haIic District ana 80 mas i
Baker In Washington and Rensselaer, Countes Ia O nt
ton Warren and Essex II Is settled that MY Ames IL t
10 he returned and the nomination IL sln 10 De9nE '.
Clinton County, although tue Hon r. W. iooeY Vi s
Is warmly favored by many. Senator ADAMS has w.
tvev iecned 10 be a candidate IN this district, ana So
as we understand II, has Senator DcrVson' III we
In this district the canvass has not Deen pdrnGuny
,rrr The a. rife over the nomination for Sheriff haVn
completely oversliadowed tue otner sun, some RU
names have been mentioned Tor senator, promlnent'
amonr which are those OF Charles Z. Easton hifani
(,riggs and Henry X. Person.
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES.
Frona LOetp0Tt UHoE Dem l.,
Some newspapers are plg-headed enough 10
charge the Democratic party OF New York wit. relennH
a nroposed cooperation" on the part Of " Liberal ne
nntlicaus" The is true. The Democratic pan
inyre Inc "cU6peraton" not only of Liberal Kepuon'
ems but all other Republicans desiring reformed soN
ernment What the Democratic party repel Is pIo-
nosed coalition" The first means GOOD deeds III o
furp ground the latter neanr good Office IN tle ole
ground. IL is not 1attering way 10 enter upon IO
formation with tbs organization OF conference con
mittee on the division OF inc Olntes Tue Hoeial
n .puplicans' Of Niagara County desire hOthE Oh VIZ
kind The present measures of the Democratic party
are The measures Of all honest supporters 81 iOtte
Greeley last year for President OF tue United States.
lhe Baltimore declaration of principles nave not noi
viii they be repudated by any Democratic eonVehtion'
PROSPECTS OF REPUBLICAN SUCCESS.
From The Syracuse journal tIsip)
All of our Republican exchanges speak nope
fully and indeed confidently, Ia anticipation OF dhOtneI
spendid Republican success IN this state thls Fan he
basis OF this universal cOhflence Is sound one Tue
decentralization OF the Democratic party ~ 30 Wen KNOWN
and publicly recognized that cJuccalmeilJ OF IL Is no
longer possible, by the legerdenid or thOse eApe
reuced mo were. IN former uafr "OhV
10 deceive followers into the Ucief mat tIe Demo
cratic party was be hencefoIth GUncible lac rdhh
and Gle are disheartened by deeat they nave lost con
1deuce in the old-time watchwOrds Whlch once Ac'eu
like magic upon their spint>; they doubt the ecAc
OF the Democratic nae and, IN iact they uOuoe 'Ae
selves.