New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-08
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
TIE STATE CANVASS.
RENOMIN ATE THE WHOLE TICKET
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aut-Governor, Canal Commissioner and Prison nspec,
tor were nominated by reclamation And If all four OF
them be thus nominated we are reasonably GER
tain that the two OF them the head of the ticket
he. SO know all four OF the present incum-
bents discharged their duties well ana 10 the salts
faction Ofthe party aud the people ana we DO not Know
how Convention could do better than 10 renOmnate
ean. iii H wi make s: Unanimous and emphatic in
its action only in respect TO the candidates but the
question before the people OF the state or Nation now
upon which convention ought to hesitate a lLomont
about speaking in the cearest terms
REPUBLICAN STRENGTH.
The Bagtlo Erprsss tR,p)
The Republican party is stronger In this
il possesses both the ability and will to parge Itself OF
wrong and give the country an honest aud enlightened
government and therefore has risen immensely III INC
Confidence OF people. But 1t Will not do 10 rely upon
this alone 30 secure victory There are preludces and
conflicting interests which always enter more or less
largely local campaigns. that must oe harmonized
This be done during the next eight weeks SO
that when the Convention meets 1T shall be aoe to act
udiciOusly knowing 20 certainty the ground WhereOn
il stands The party must rise to acomplete colnpre-
henson othe situation and 50 shape Its policy as TO 10
in fun accord with the wishes OF the people II VIII
their confidence We believe Il Will DO TINS ana
receive Its r1 REPuBLi6aS DissESsf6Ss
From tn, Elnird GIzts DIM
After all that has been said and done, the
cbances are about even Dix Will not be the Repub
lcau candidate for Governor this Fall. Conking aud
deTstands that il the convention TO be held
early day DIX would certainly be nominated and they
late convention, As before stated, therefore. the
chances are just about that DIX will not be noni
mated The opposition candidate may not be
Cornell, but he is at present the favOnte candl-
date with COnkling aud the Custom house Toe Post
Oce Ring in this city, and the POstOce Kings all over
The state will receive immediate instructions from the
Custom house Ring secure delegates to the state Con
yeption IN favor Of Cornell II such thing be possible
These little rings will obey the Instructions OF the big
ring and TO do il they will pretend great difference
TO NJ no the delegates ing TO the uusuSpectlng
that the sentiment Is all way" IN favor OF Dix
and It but ttle difference who goes to she con
yentlonat the time taxing gOOu care " Set rihs
politicians on the Delegation
A PROTEST AGAINST DIVIDING THE STATE.
FROM The Rochester Democrat and Caro1ek (hspJ
There is certain class of politicians who
take supreme delight IN carving up Old states ana max
Ing new ones. Tney had better cease their occupation
in connection with this State. We Of the rural districts
do not purpose suuder ourselves from the memories
we hold IN common with the people OF Tue metropolis
We do not purpose connection with the metrop
liz OF Amerca-wth the Empire city which Is rapidly
becoming the metropolis OF the world Not reckessly
do we purpose forfeit the prestige which attaches to
tue Empire state Of the Union-Sreatest IN population
greatest in resources, greatest IN wealth. steatesl
city and country they be adjusted. But this cutting
and carving OF old states at the Dehest OF potca
delusion which constantly sbud1ers at the growth OF
the mighty West and the prospect Of the admission OF
states, with their attendant senators, Is some,
which meets with no favor III our eyes IL were well
resist the admission OF Territories until they have ac
qured all the requisites Tor States and II some OF our
careful this regard and fume and little less
the inequality Of the aton of the Eastern
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
The Syra.tse J0uraH (iiep)
There could be nothing more unlikely than
that either the Republican, leaders seQator Fenton
candidate for Governor All speculation OF this sort
may put at rest at once Tor the Liberal Repuohoans
OF GOV II the Liberals nominate ticket for State
Offices Gov. Dixs will be at the head Of It, and he
will receive the hearty support OF the Liberals at
the election. We do not now question the renomna-
ton . OF Aeut-Gov. Robinson. whose record is
and whose character and relations render
MIN available for the second place the ticket There
are other mentioned for this nomination who would