New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-16
STATE POLITICS.
THE STATE PRISON INsPECTORsHTP.
r<o,n ThS Porh<sf<r Democrat and ChrVnic< (Rep.)

THE STATE pRISON INsPECTORSHlf.
Prom Ths Roehea<r Democrat and Chroniek tkepo ~,
John w. Veeder is presented by 1he
snsead Tn.o AZ candidate io5 sssie for
secTa years and has filled Various other public offices to
the Of shs s an@ @
he will MI the office creditaby and to the satsi"coh Oh
his constituents.
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET AND PLATFORM.
The universal a W Voice is in favor Of Mr.. Fred.
gS !, foT saos for L. Bradford Prince for
torney General II s admitted on az SIDES naa sooa
the ticket and unless Mr. Spinner Peremptorily declines
his lame for state Treasurer will be received with
mentioned and we refrain referring to them because
there not the sss SeS 10 a" S! exists Ts
remarks will apply to the features ss0p' ae
ALREADY dsney marked OUT apd need to
into words positive aud unequiyocal declaration IN
n larUa result re- hts Equalization Is Enthusiastically called BY
the popular voice. The repusive ghost Of third
many conscientious Republicans who honestly fear that
attempt will be made TO shape events SO a. TO create
limited mt. in the famous third letter 1t will not
to ridicule these fears or treat with contempt
Whether u the third term is ghost or reality must be
met, and eiectuaIly buried Of sight and hearing
OBSTACLES TO REPUBLICAN SUCCESS.
From The Utica Herald Rep
The situation in this State has some features
Of encouragement but the cloud OF the feat OF Gov
T Pn nsss hnIks na PGSn up q the
strength In the by the Crusade tna Gt G%v s
serve success attract popular confidence the State
Convention must make discreet nominations anu 10 ia
composition represent the Republicans VINO DeeVe III INC
principles Of the party ana nave no s 20 sfan
Dix must not rush into the foregr9,I ,n ana
TO their selfish ends If the Custom officials desire
the of the party they VIII DO Wen 70 e me Con
oi"ala in city will work enough to do in
attending TO the pnhlic duties and IN ie
%
i've upon the xpayers and admire officials who faith
fully attend to their business more than those VINO
assume 10 control and conventions VIII he
the easiest thing i'll the world 10 throw New YORK away
again II will be harder TO win It back than II would
in Ohio October the Republicans of this state may
by union and the avGdancs OF He9na @ e T nd
upon the character and conduct OF Tie STATE
A CALL FOR DEMOCRATS TO ORGANIZE
In another week the call for State Demo-
cratic Convention win be before ihe people Ihat u VIII
mon TO duty all who ready to follow wherever Gov
Tdon dares 10 lead there eau be no question: But re-
and the Convention The times demand the selection of
brave 10 meet in council OF war ana for heroes 10
v Win 'e this sure work z wei done Throughout Tie
10 people who lnow what truth and devotion and cour
age really Everything depends upon the organlz1,
corrs selected to form the sormine party which
shall follow the Goyefncr DemSes K @ap cans
or no maine NJ al electors may designate Themselves We
you to your posts ana II you cannot De- Leaders AZ
willing either 10 follow or 10 lead IN tue cadse o the
people Ihe pTegn 81 the n party part 1na gy y
followers to attack their leaderi Then rally with the
Democracy in support OF the Governor.
NO BOSS WANTED IN TIE DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION
Pom The Rorsester linton and Adrv,fssr Dem)
The Democratic State Committee Will meet
at Saratoga "wednesday Ia put forth their call
they viii probably maine "ednesday, sept II OF ~ as
tiee delegates from each Assembly district. or 3si in
all The OF the next Democratic state Conyen
ton viii he. solely. to nominate candidates Tor state
Offices and lay down the platform upon which the De
m0cracy VIII go into the canvass The suggestion thrown
out i'll quarters that the Convention should or
tiona ConycDiion aud Presidential election even
has been very generally frowned down and will
probably not bo heard OF again Whether the Committee
law OF the PARTY enacted in 1871 for all future Convcn
ia c ii t thcr drcs'es troas an GENERALIZATION
originating with and controlled by themselves without
ziion ana that the delegates chosen shall act and
independently for III r district in convention Is
point worthy Of consideration Atany rate the enforce
men Of that law to letter VIII be insisted on at the
Convention, and end will he put TO the practice OF
Boss" rising up AMI assuming to cast 90 votes Tor
this Hall that Hal, Y votes Tor this county or that
THE CANAL COMNusSIONERsHIP.
From The Locl1ort tnion U@mJ
The next Canal Commissioner Is to be chosen
for ne Middle Division N the place OF C1InssSn
d. +. Dey Of schuyler County. We are ,inacquainled
with Capt Dew entertain the highest respect Tor his
ndorscr The Ga=ee says As the names of candidates
are hcn announced IN the newspapers forvarous pnces
on the tick,t OF both par les there impropriey
in say ING that Ia the lake 10 ion" OF Central and South
ern NeaYork that of Capt, ID. +. Dey o! schuyeris
mentioned for Canal Commissioner the Democratic
ticket in terms less faitering tnan deserved capt
Doy has virtually :" lived on TIE water Eaving peeh
employed in and navigation ever since his ma
orty This, with his direct experience OF two years past
as section superintendent ON the st'ite Canals, VIII
qualify him for tue practical duties Of the Office named
On the whole range OF the Middle Division twin be
found difficult apprehcnd, to find his superior III all
requisite qualifications for the Office named, OF Level
head" sound judgment indomitable energy practical
e Iericnce, aud. above all, sterling integrity.
TIE COURTS.