New-York tribune., 1874-04-27
STATE POLITICS.
NEW.YORK's NEXT DELEGATION IN CONVRLss'
From The UHoa Obserrer tDen'l.

NETWORKS NEXT DELEGATION IN CONGRLss'
From Utica ObsrreT tDensh
There is growing opinion among the peo-
pie that the next Congress Will contain maloTiy Up
posed 10 the Administration The "indenenient 9ui,
nasnotably THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE, Ihe SPr1ngaems Pgos
Republican, The Chicago Hfbune and ihe Samc",ff ~
Conmereial-entertain the belief that the 1aahee oI
power VIII rest MIN the noparty py Our
opinion is that the Democracy-u wisdom pIesails
Will secure working majority III the XLIYh Congress-
The XLIIId Congress merits no mercy a. the hands oi
the people. The Democrats who gave Fernando NOOu
the empty compliment OF nomination for Speaker
should be dropped into the shades OF pri-
Democrats who had sold out their principles and their
manhood for desirable place in the Committees
York ought make decided gains In our Congress
soua delegation. In the LIST District the Eep9onSans ms
200 last Fail, and there is no reason why It
should not be wiped out entirely tnls year ana hnnd ana
aud IVth Districts which the City Of Brook
yn and the outlying towns. the Republicans now have
two Representatives the Democrats one This order
will be reversed. giving US gain OF one win cnahce
OF gaming two iH Br0Oklyn-assumng that the Kings
County Democracy remains true TO its latest
professions OF reform and keeps Itself clear
az and u" Xh HS Districts New-York tityj are reliably
Democratic. Tue other cty Distrcts-the Nlith!
may be upon for the Democrats under od@ary
circumstances. The Xlth District Carkson n PotterS
s strongly Democratic Ihe Kiln District elhDraeLng
the counties Of Orange ana sullivan, returned hepuDl-
in 1872 by 500 majority Last Fall the Democrats
secured small majority in the district, winch they can
hold without difficulty. In the Xlllth District JOhh y.
WLitehQuse, the Liberal Democratic candidate, was
elected IN 1872 by majority apprOximatlng i,PV y Is
a corrupt district, and is likely TO elect the man WHO
spends the money When II Is not corrupted II is
Democratic. The XVIII District Greene and UlseI is
Democratic now, but II 1t is TO remain SO u must have
better representative than Dewitt The XNth Dstrct
albany Is safe for SIDE The XVIII Rensselaer ana
Washington elected Democratic state Senator last All,
and is hopeful ground The XVlth DeStrlct gave e-
publican majority Of nearly 5000 two years ago put II
elected Democrat in lo0 and do so again TINS year
Ii subject TO violent changes. The XNlllth ana AAth
Districts are hOpelessly Republican,. The A&th-
ChCusngO, Delaware, and OtsegO-and the &XIst-ier-
klmer jefferson, ANA Lewis-Lre worth lighting for
The &XIld District Is Oneida County. We shall have
some remarks to offer relation 10 the Congressional
election here before IL occurs The XXIId. XXINth,
XXVth XVIII, XXViIth, and &ANlIltn Districts are
strongly Republican, aud ale likely to remain The
XXIXth embracing the counties OF Monroe and Or
leaus elected a Republican 1872, but VIII probably
return Democrat this year Tue same may be s1d OF
the XXXIst (Ere) District The XAXth aud AAAIId
Districts are Imm0vaby Radical
WHY THE CAPITOL COMMISSION FELL
From The Rochester DeBJcTat and Chronicle (h'p)
The abolition OF the Capitol Commission was
the occasion OF quite spicy deDae IN tine Senate 1Ds
debate would TO be conclusive that positive
ruption has been proved against the Capitol CQmms-
siOueTs; bat 10 is evident that enough to IN
dcate that their usefulness is at end The system
has been demonstrated 10 be wrong aud the legislation
had effort to reform 1t. 1t is absurd to
the Commission stood the test OF the gationhad
its usefulness been demOnstrHtedlo effort would have
been made abolish Its fail Is solely the result of
It's Incapacity.