New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
POINTS IN TIE STATE CAMPAIGN

The Republican Congressional Convention OF
che XVIII District, which at Middetown yesterday,
passed resolution declaring itself unalteraby opposed
10 third for President Grant, believing that the
example OF the Father Of his Country should not be
dsregarded Charles j. Eve-ett. Cashier of the Orange
nominated to succeed Mr.. St. JonD in Congress.
Gen. James w. Hustled, Speaker of the last
Assembly was yesterday nominated at Sing Sing by the
Republicans for reelection. Mr.. Hustled has been re-
elected year succeeded Mr. Wilson in 1862
The Democrats of the Id District of Dutch
e. Broas for Assembly. Mr.. Broas was a candidate
last year. and received 3 against S,56s for Mr.
EastmsD the Republican nominee.
The Farmers of Northern New-YOrk who
recently Convention at Lowvle are censured by
The Utica Herald for beng in political antagonism to
all other classes OF society," This Is md way OF call
Sng them boilers
The Republican Judicial Convention at
Binghamton has adjourned until to-day, having bal
,oted uselessly 200 times. D. L. Fohett OF Chenango
eeeived most votes at the last ballot
Judge COmstock of Syracuse, the Democratic
nominee for Congress in Cortland and Onondaga Coun-
,es is conceded by the Republicans to be able law
yer and an honest man. He for many years in
partnership with his Republican rival Gen. Leayen-
Txcrth.
The Administration papers are turning the
Black specter 20 s good Louis Napoleon did
The Red In the light OF THE TRIBUNE letters exposing
Congressman Hayss Misrepresentation, The Bin9hdn
ON Republican says IL is stated that there are from
i've to twenty Republicans murdered every week In
Arkansas which state is entirely under the control OF
the old Democratic leaders The game OF terrorism
succeeds well. The unique manner OF reducing the
Republican bids Idlr 10 be common IN almost eV-
Southern State.
The Hon. Martin l. Townsend of Troy is
making speeches which have the old time hunor IN
them. Speaking recently the currency question ne
t1ld a story. ION OCCASION" he said, "a Missls-
sppi steamboat being of fuel the captain stopped
at lumber yard and asked If the proprietor had any
wood 10 SELL The response in the affirmative, ana
the question was asked, will you take "wild cat
1poney9 YES" came the answer. @ How much 40
YOU want for the wOOdP said tine captain. cord Tor
cord" the lIcoulc reply. Mr.. TOWNSEND Iurlner
said IL any Democratic friends Will vote TOT 50
wild Republican" as himself he Will feel grateful.
The Hon. Charles Adams of COhoes, who
was an unsuccessful candidate in 1872. 1t is understood
will be the Republican nominee to represent the Albany
District in Congress. His prospects are good II tue
Democrats keep both their candidates i'll the held.
1t now appears that the only members OF
the Constitutional Convention OF 1s67-6S who deeming
the second half OF the session illegal, took no pay
therefor were Greeley, Samuel j. Tlden, and
George Law.
Six hundred leading citizens of Westchester
County, now the XIth Congressional District, have
signed a requsitlon requesting Elliott c. Cowdin the
extensive silk merchant OF this city, 10 be candidate
Tor Congress Mr. COwdn is resident OF the district,
H. house and farm beng near Chappaqua.