New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.'
THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.

THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.
From TIE ABdny Erpres (Rep)
II would seem, according to The NEW n DIRK
TRIBUNE. whose Albany correspondents aruce nss S
RspasSam satS for Governor Of this state has
agreed upon and that our venerable Chlef Is
nor p rejoice over it, Mr. DIX has since became Gov
ernor committed few indscretons to attract the ste
naIed he will poll a very large vote. But that he may
be defeated certainly among the possbilties Judge
In the cold Although anxious to be named for Gov
and even willing to take the second place upon
Speaker Hustled talked OF for Lieutenant Governor
to see" Cen H. as soon as possible. and make some
arrangement whereby the latter shall pe supported ior
oar and goes i'm against Carkson n Potter for member
OF Congress Then there is Maior-Gen Wood ~ Is sain
that ne would accept nomination upon the ticket WIN
GOV DIX surely the party cannot afford TO overlook
him If 1t proposes TO make promotions next fal Ine
ton forces be Instructed TO go for MT DIX ior
Governor predicts that the Hon b. Cornell wiii 0e
the Republican candidate for United states Senator
why compromise the matter by sending Gen, n DIX
to e fSr end M Of eas hs erm onr Venerable Chief
Magistrate would be just in time for the Presidential
election Of 1880
DEMOCRATIC VIEW OF THE FIELD
From The Utioa Obserper tDen)
The Albany correspondent CT IHE NEW
YORK TRIBUNE gossps on state politics ana eyoiEes
from his consciousness some very dro ideas TIC
says the Gans0n has not succeeded In making
impression in the stats Senate Ihe facetous cor
respondent mistaken No other legislator for 20 years
has made fair and famous record as John Gansoh'
The correspondent says that ChleiJusee Chufcn posi-
lively declines nomlnatlon-whch statemen', " say
the least is premature The Cmef-Justice ID repre-
sented figuring for the United states oenat1rSnp,
while his gubernaorial candidate Is sara 10 9e Ml Imam
+. Alien. We amazed to learn that MT. herman
will gladly exchange hs chances for the Goverhorsp
for a unanimous selection TO tne Nacdn, JuuSesnP ~
the Court OF Appeals bench MI herman WIZ DO Iolu-
ing of the sort He peremptoy refuses m c use S nbeT i
name candidate Tor Governor OF Ior any onIt ia
office at the approaching election we are further 'ou
by the correspondent that the Liberal hepnoealS aa
T. Feuton for Governor and Smith Weed for Lieutenant
Governor We hazard the peaicton t.a' Tiav Ui ,Sn m
people will not seriously contest he Sth INC neh WIZ
above all others butchered the canvass OF ~ aha com
passed the defeat OF Horace 1Gey @ arc ho' m No acS of
Liberal sentiment the Democratic counclls tls year.
the Strength of their accidental position nchoae
organza lou will be limbo without much ado.
POWER OF UNITED OPPOSITION.
From The Al0any Argu, (Dsm.)
The hopes of the Administration party are
not 1uded upon the confidence OF the people, Tor none
know better han It's leaders th4t they neither possess
belef that the opposition cannot unlte. Iley KNOW
that they are in hopeless minority that pubic seut
ment heavily against them and that II every elcctor
who rs opposed TO the Administrator could be brought
vote quarey against H. they would be defeated by
majority o at 100000 Tho next State Convention
VIII undoubtedly be controlled by liberal conservative
counses AS such lts action Will give entire sasiac-
ton TO the Liberals ana to the Democracy on every
hand. the Of impetus which shall De gwen 10
fins terdency the grander will be its results and the
greater It's rewards all who contribute earnestly of
their energies the Liberal Il epublcaus of this State
are large and influential BODY 90, also' are theIe
many thousands Of Independent Republicans But these
classes OF electors Republicans only by virtue OF
their alton to parties as they were constituted upon
obsolete issues and Republicans upon any issues
of the present Upon living issues they are Democratic
Republicans There thereforc,wh all who
agree upon the vital principles now In issue should not
together III the popular convention which Will be
called and reason why there should 0e the least
friction in the machinery thus constituted.
ACTION OF THE LIBERALS.
From The EImira Adpsrtsr tR.D)
As the Liberals find no peace III either d.
recOn, II Is quite likely they wll hod separate con
venton tins Fall nominate ticket OF their own with
the hope Of holding the balance OF power bnt what gam
ttr xperlence this year, in dividing spoils with Dem
aS S ctrn or OSpx to @ a5s ow ana
the party they wish they had never lett 10 zen
ibs main TRUTH the Liberals dlsgusted with thelr
treatment from the Democrats They DO not want 10
keep up the pretended partnership longer, ana the
future rosy than the past Composed, as the
Liberals are. OF Republicans IN largo MAJORITY the pest
course many conceive Is to throw up tntr ndepehaent
Sate ONO and handful OF small officials cannot sat
cannot make a snlImer Bygones should be bygones.
ana let the dead political party bury Its dead.
THE OPPOSITION TO GEN. DIX.
From The Her. York Commercial Adpertis,r tEep)
The World and certain leading Republicans
are rejoicing over the opposition to Gen DIX which Is
cropping among the one-ldea temperance men OF
the state GOV DIX ana his trends are not Key 70 Dc
much heightened by the mschlcvOus fanatics engaged In
movement, sot NJ for the purpose OF carrying tue
lmurcs next Republican Convention tnat 1t
would disastrous TO renominatc the Governor The
men engaged IN this movement are the creatures OF
cabal VINO nave been hanging ike milestone around
tie neck the party oi the last few years The true
friends OF temperance ana good goyeinm nt cannot Dc
hoodwinked by the artful dodgers engaged IN hs con
spracy Ii Gen. DIX Is not the nominee OF the Hepu0-
mean party there will be Republican elected Cover
Or. DIX afford - lose 5000 temperance luna
Tics aud 900 sorelcaded Republicans, and win.
A WARNING AGAINST DEMOCRATIC BLINDNESS.
From The Troy Pres tDem)
We wish to call particular attention to an
anomaly the politics or popular government at pres
en-, existing IN this state majority aided to elect the
10 prevalent ia the State. Is there not something
shameful III his and t not the coming canvass 10
change back the political status 10 Its normal aspect,
which signifies only Democratic superiority IN mum
bcrs but also Democratic representation IN the EAecu
tive chag Let party TO It that the words OF the
dmented Mr. Greeley reference 10 the present Occu
pant of the Nnte House not be applicable TO the
next Radical candidate Tor Governor OF the Empire
Satc, Gen. Grant did not MS first election
hail much TO Republican strength as lie dld TO DelLO
cratic Dhuduess." Nav there be 10 more " Democratic
blindness TO win victories where Republican strength"
could not alone DO H.