New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06

can nominee for the uuexprcd OF the late Senator
Ganson. leading Member Of Assembly in the last
Legislature. He has been leader In the Republican
feuds his district but seems TO meet with gen.
eral support
The Republican Convention which nominated
George A Bagley of watertown for Congress at Low
vilie Lewis County was very dscordant and refused
TO make the nomination unanimous"
Gen. LeavenwOrth of Syracuse, the Repub-
can nominee for Congress In the XVIII District has
been prominent In public affairs for many years. BE
was Secretary OF State in 1853, and member Of the
Constitutional Convention OF 1874 he is President of
and water works companies In Syracuse and inter
ested In several other local enterprises The Hon Den
mis- McCarthy who has reappeared in the regular RANKS
spoke approvngiy OF the nomination at the conven-
The Hon. Andrew s. Warner of 0swego. a
farmer. is in the field Independent Republican
candidate in the XXIyth District composed
of the counties OF oswegc and Madison. The oswego
TO be at the bottom or the trouble
which has led TO this bolt
The Yates County delegates withdrew from
the Republican Congressional Convention at Canaan
daigua when the Hon. z. 8. Lapham was nominated
They held their county entitled this time to the
nomination and had voted for George 2. Lord
The temperance and prohibition electors are
receiving counsel freely from the Republican papers,
who tell them that they have adopted mistaken plan
Of action" They further reminded that the tenn
perauce ticket poed but 1928 votes last year and
likely 70 do less thus when there prohibition and
temperance" tickets ID the held
The Utica Herald explains the Hon. Z. II.
Robertss regard TO the Back Pay" voted by
Congress- 1t says that steadily opposed the increase
OF salaries every stage that he returned the whole OF
his back pay the Treasury. and that he early
outspoken and advocate of repeal of the
law by which salaries OF Congressman had been
Increased.
The Erie County Democratic Convention
met yesterday IN Buffalo. and nominated the Hon. A. P
Nichols for Congress and the Hon. A. P tanning TO Ill
the unekpired Of the late Senator Ganson Samuel
n. Lockwood was nominated for office Of District
Attorney.
The Ontario County Convention discussed
on Friday the following resolution respecting the Cana
dian Reciprocity treaty. and finally adopted 1t:
Resolred That Treaty recently negotiated by the
Secretary OF State with the Government of the Do.
minon aud before the Senate for ratification. com
monty known as the Reciprocity Treaty" by the
OF which the entire agricultural products OF Tan
ada admitted TO markets free OF duty, Will II
ratified. be only by legitimate construction an IN
OF constitutional rights Of the House OF Rep
resentatves originating revenue bills, but materially
reduce of &c gernment at time when
true policy is TO husband with jealous care all its
and will also mperi the agricultural interest
ST. Lawrence.
Resolved. That this Convention earnestly protest
ratification OF the said Treaty and that the
Secretary of iris Convention be and hereby instructed
forward each Of Senators IN Congress copy OF
these resolutions.