New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29

.,,v vere posss;4, w.ez mako To- Administration
psSty AGAIN lpowerfu In view Of tho facts thai The
Democracy OF York entirely sound and up 70 the
requirements Of the time every National question:
that IL has set grand example Of administrative reform
and ia the one party which has consistently supported
rational and honest financial policy the people OF this
state have every to discourage political organ
zaon with which ut present the Sors. sncmes ., pure
and economical government I'D tno ot''o "' "o" ~ !"
| the nation are Identified"
I'm the Syracuse Convention, the friends OF
Mr. Ross promised that II tho nomination Tor state ireas
urer woro given to him Senator woodn should be: de-
fealed: good MANY people who are no, democrats ara
| watching 10 see If that pledge is " he redeemed
Mr.. Roscoe Conkling caught whole hornets
Dess when he assailed John Kelly. Kelly turns on Nun
with the charge that the who gave Tweed control
over New York tho mon who made Conkling New
Yorts Senator, and says That Is your political origin
Who are you dare to as,a the unspotted record tho
open conduct honest man 7" He then wiis Conk
ling with serving the Cusomhouse yutures In roo6ing
Phelps Dodge 4 Co.; with confederating with Jayne,
with limiting At bels which he dares not make himself
responsible for with violating the law and decency IN
appearing as for the New York Central RAILROAD
Company in resisting claim OF tht biteu states oe,oro
United state. Judge who had just been appointed on
hi. recommendation. and with other inderencles hr
Kelly letter writer is more lively than agreeable 70
the rccpieAts Of his favors.
The Hon. Townsend ID. Cock, formerly State
Senator and Democratic nominee for Assembly rom
the Let District OF Queens County Is candidate whose
utterances the right ring. In his letter OF accept
ancc he says: AT this time, In the history OF tho
country policy characterized by the seycrest and most
rigid economy in the management OF public affairs
demanded II has been too long delayed. II We would
restore honcs government institute prudent admins
tration OF public affairs, and give to the people return
OF that political virtue and integrity which Is 40 lmra
lively required by the existing condition OF things, We
cannot commence a moment too soon and regard The
action OF the Executive Invested OF oil partisan syma-
thies a. the entering wedge which. IL rightly employed.
will contribute in large desree to ne acoopip.hmo,t
o. .neso o9nets; heeos =, y e mnoses can aSsnr,
YOU that IL successful shall exert my best Efforts 10
ward securing the Supremacy OF smon pmcp,' tha ID
yancemeit of the welfare of the State"
Itlsa good answer to the proclamation OF
the Ring Republican organs that they have been AS erce
for reform anybody. 10 note not so much the Peops
whom they have defended in the campaign now closing
as those whom they have assaed. Whoa have they
held no TO popular scorn and conumoy james j. Bel.
den Denison the Lords, Davis, Thayer, JoEnson' Not
by great deal First there was Gov. Tildon' who has
been accused OF species Of douoedea.ng ana po-
ltica fraud. Thea in the absence OF tie Drains OF
The 7,oy Times on tour around the world, the
shears aud gun-botie entered into dark aud sticky
conspiracy against Lieut. Doisleimcr The scissors
shipped and the gum bottle burst but Mr. Doishemer
still yes Then Mr. Bgelow had the whole decaloSds
Gung at him In fragmentsry condition Then Dir.
MagOne cheating the state out OF go DAY by act
Chairman
Fairchd was found to have father, and was immedi-
aey ed ineligible Ia the office OF AtofneyOen
eral. He and his partners had formed legal Credit
Mobller, and were growing rich of OF the state Inc
Commission was partisan; 1t suppressed highy import
ant testimony aud frightened old ladies 10 death All
these sginders and unbug IL must be borne IN innd.
were gentlemen OF uDmpcached personal character ana
high social standing. The canal thieves were shielded or
ignored Gentlemen and reformers were yi1ed ana
slandercd That the sort Of reform campaign the Re
publican press thi. state has been carry ing on
The narrow partisan character OF much OF
the action iden is shown by the rostponement
of great Of important business, demanding prompt
decision until after election This relates to the canals,
10 the courts the general affairs OF the stale The
device OF Striking responsibility to TIE public c'rment
by postponng important Affairs will be punished at the
polls Utica Herald tRopJ
The Canal Ring are making special hight
AGAINST Charles s. Faircbd. Tne Is plan--f he
is prosecution OF the suits against them VIII
remain in his hands They would CRAFTY prefer to have
those suits IN the hands Of anybody else Electors OF
NeN-York you going to allow the Canal Ring to IN.
drae Who shn be the attorney Try the causes against
themseyesf III not, make Of Mr. Farchiis eec-
tion.-lSyracuse Courier tDemJ