New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
POINTS IN THE STATE CAMPAIGN.

The "strikersr are abroad The YOnkers Gazette
denounces reformer" without local habitaton. who
wants money eect pure and honest candidates rre-
spective OF party"
The Democrats of the XXIst District have
nominated the Hon. John H. Buck. Mayor OF Lockport.
for Congress- Mr.. Buck is native of Vermont, and has
practiced law 20 years In Niagara County He is opposed
to the press gag act and the third term" scheme
1t is claimed that Congressman Roberts OF
Utica entitled to succeed Mr. Chairman OF the
WAYS Means Committee, II elected this time
Judge Wallace of Syracuse has recognized
the McEwen wing of the Albany Democrats the reg
ular organization in appointing Supervisors Of Elec
tons He regarded the decision OF the State Conven-
tiOn as tnal.
Congressman Bass and Speaker Blaine both
strongly the Reciprocity Treaty at the meet
ing in Buffalo Friday This amounts to censurng the
Administration for the treaty negotiated at Wash
ington by Secretary Fish, and Is certain to receive
President Grants signature.
The Utica Herald warns Republicans that
Senator Thurman predicts that the House Of Represen-
will elect the next President II therefore hopes
that the majority Of the New-York members will b
Republican.
The Hon. E. S. Esty of Ithaca has declined
the Democratic nomination for Congress- in opposition
to Mr. Platt, and remains In the Republican ranks.
The Democrats of the lid District of Orange
County nominated DE- Joseph D. Friend Of Middle
town Tor the Assembly
The Hon. Cheney Ames, formerly State
Senator, was nominated on Saturday at Oswego, to
represent the District in the Assembly He is TO
succeed Mr. sloan who declined to be again candt-
date. The District is strongly Republican,
The Democrats Of the Ist Assembly District
of Dutchess County have nominated the Hon. James
Macken for reelection,
The fate of Benedict Arnold and Aaron Burr
is again cited warning to boilers. They don't
to heed It,
This will be busy week, politically, in
Queens County. The Republican Conventions for the
county and for the Ist and lid Assembly Districts mees
to-day In Jamaica. The Democratic County Convention
and that for the lid Assembly District will meet AZ
North Hampstead tomorrow. The Democratic Copven
ton for the Is District will also meet the day at
jamaica. On Thursday the Republican Congressional
and Friday the Democratic Will assemble NJ tbo
place II thought that Mr. owningi keiy 10 DO
renomnated for District Attorney by the Domocrats
The Farmers Convention, composed largely
Of Republicans, met at Lowvile Thursday and nom-
mated Martin L. Graves for Congress. Il condemned
the third term" conspiracy In these words I'VE de-
contrary to the sprt OF Institutions and
threatening the very existence OF our liberties, tho
proposition to elect the same person to tho
Presidential office for o third term" The Demo-
Convention met at the same place and rstcd tho
nomination OF Mr. Graves. The WakrtoHn DdspdHA
says: 81" life Of unsuled integrity Of earnest effort
behalf Of the agricultural classes OF great personal
worhiness and Of attachment TO right superadded TO
honesty and capacity count for 10 contest OF
this kind Mr.. Graves SHOULD DO elected by an over
whelmDg majority
The Democratic, or more properly Peoples
Convention which nominated COL Walker for CongresA
at Cbemunr was n very enthusiastic and harmonious
sssemblage The Hon. Luther Caldwell Of Chemuns
made speech In which hs said; "Ms. wslksr 70 sa