New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
POINTS IN THE STATE CANPAIGN.

Two inspectors of election. both Repub-
leans are under Syracuse for closing the reg
istry at instead of o'clock.
The number of Republican votes cast in this
State in 1873 was lOO less than in 1872 The difference
in the Democratic vote at the same elections was but
5000.
An intoxicated delegate at the Chemung
Democratic County Convention expressed his grateful
ness for political courteses this wise Resolved That
the thanks Of us here extended TO the Creed and
Griggs men the honest and polite way they have
treated US this day.
The Hon. Lyman Tremain speaks at Buffalo
this evening.
The Utica Observer declares that there IS no
love lost between Con yressman Roberts AID Senator
Conklng The Utica Herald replies with certificate
from J. Maher Jones that be never heard MT Roberts
express any hostility TO Senator Conkiing"
The Administration press of this State ap-
pears suppose that the third term agitation can be
settled by saying that when President Grant is offered
another term he will decline IT, The ersans hav nj
word 10 say on the criminallty OF the Onerers
E. Kirke Hart, the Liberal candidate for
Congress In the MonOre and Orleans district was a
Republican member OF Assembly three years ago His
prospects go0d his opponent being ~ oeeRolder
The Hon. J. Mcclure, who CAUSED the legis-
lative inquiry the affairs Of the Cornell University
is the Democratic candidate for the Assembly IN Che
mung County he beaten last year by lS votes 10
Schuyler County. but his prospects In Chemung are
better
Many Republicans in Buffalo are lacking IN
zsa for the of Mr. Aberger the party candidate
for the vacant SenatOrshp 1t understood that
Congressman Bass Is to be all hazards while
Mr.. Alberger is to be left to take his chance.
The Dundee Record supports the Republican
State ticket prefers Stephen B. Ayres, the Temper
auce candidate for Congress, TO E. g. Lapham the Re
publican nominee
1t is generally believed that there will be
considerable trading in the tickets at Syracuse.
The Republican papers in this State which
have raised the initiation bogy haven't word to say
against the paper-money Congressmen OF their party
who are seeking reelection.
NJ. O. Randall, a temperance candidate LOT
the Assembly Monroe County calls on Mr. Tozler the
Republican nominee, to show his coors. Are you."
be says before the people one committed to serve
the of the temperance cause Or are you
tamnerance Republican, such have served the tenn
perance for the past nve or SIX years oy
promising much and dung nothing y
The Republican Committee of Onondaga
County makes an appeal, and half columns long,
10 the members OF the party SGt II PRESERVES eo-
Quent silence on the thirdterm scheme.
The Nerburqh Journal having made serious
charges against Lewis B. Halsey who is Republican
candidate for the Assembly, the latter challenges the
editor him in public and prove his accusations
The Journal however rejects Mr. Halseys proposal,
sggrieved.
During the few days which elapse before
election OF work TO be done by RepuD
ucans From all parts OF the State come reports oil
Democratic activity They are not confnlng
10 New-York City alone There they hope 10 Pile up an
unprecedented majority. But they have entered every
remote locality of the rural distrcts-lEImra AdVer-
(RepD
The State Executive Committee have already
sounded the State and fnd that the ONO and Indiana
elections alarmed the business men OF all descrD-
tous and set them work for our ticket There WAS
danger OF defeat at time but we are assured now
from headquarters that the danger is past-lAuDurn
Advertiser (RepJ
Johnson was failure. He had too much
policy" Grant is failure he has none at ali at
least extends beyond the ring formed by his
family, his old military associates, and has political
henchmen. Lincoln would have done this work South
ern the snake he had scOtched
stung him to death with its poisoned ta.-lkngstOn
Freeman (Ind.)