New-York tribune., 1875-10-20
1HE STATE C1NT1SS.

Senator Conllling must have "grow'd," like
TOpsy
For a man who had no parents, Senator
Conlling has succeeded very wel in lie.
For the last fortnight OF the campaign this
calm supernatural 1t is evidently somebody funeral
Twenty-eigh; mcmbels of the last Assembly
have renomnsted, and fourteen OF them obbes
The Reform revival bids fair to sweep most
of the present generation o public ont OF existence
THAT il well. About 80 per cent OF the who 20 10
Albany nowadays are thieves
It would be interesting to know how Mr. Orr
the only member of the Canal Commission who has not
ayowcd himself in mpathy with The Syracuse ticket. is
going to vote. Is it likely that e win against two
OF his colleagues with whom he has signed every report
made thus far And il he should vote for them what
would the ORGANS do They could not charge that lao
had DeCn bribed With nomination.
1t was well known that Senator Conkling
was made by the newspapers but not well understood
that the newspapers made his speeches for him. His
Albany oratlon is not "yaregated" embroidered"
as he would say, with single original saner OF novel
nsnuaOn II is cola hash Of the drcarcst ork ever
by The Republican press. The whole thing, except
a few adec.iyes may be- found distributed through tle
hle. of any OF the organs Tor the last two months
1t has not been often the privilege of The
TRIBlS SE in times past, to commend To voters OF this
city Irish Democrats nominated by Tdmmany Hall bat
the nomination OF James DAILY for the Senate makes that
privilege a duty. Mr. DAILY is not only gentleman bat
an honest man. and he has earned his promotion 10 the
upper house by sccntlous and faithful service in the
lower His instincts led him every occasion 10 take
the side OF reform In the last Assembly he much In
the confidence of Gov Tdcn and often his spokesman.
aud be could we bc trusted to stand by reform measures
in the senate with Just much pluck and perseverance
as he did in :hc Assembly. The NGais Ne'ngof tbs cry
supports Mr. DAILY, ami the Germans ~ his district nave
mdorscd his nomination. II they elect him, as liey
probably Nll the! VIII scnd I" Albany ltp!esehtlo
who has been there twice and come back with clean h
In whichever light the actions of Gov. nj
den viewed, there is but presented 10 We
of the State. t. elect administration pledged 10
forward every Legitimate and honest reform pfooaeIH
the Governor or II. a. asserted o. cJuntrau We po
cal chcanery OF which ht is charged Republican au-
mnistiation safety and relief for the state pun
shmcnt foy crimes against H. ana husbandng oi We II
which have bee hitherto squandttcd ana ne cN
ercse OF such shall relieve the oppressed taN
PAYERS from further State debt. Take 1llden at hls
word and elect Republican state administration
[Elmira Advertiser tkepl
Why are you mere again, Roscoe Conhlmg
Why are you boid agsn, IL because YOU 70
day n,4hat robber Of The people from the las ol
NcN-SJrl 20 the criminal courts on Lake Erie. alo
bandCu with every fellow rohbcr, 10 aid the RepuDnca
party 10 AGAIN work hCir wicked Mills upon burlc"
peoples Are you brave agn because your fellow town.
Barber back nom his mission to tell You
that the t9ual Ring to-day working night ava DAY
against nlicp tud Reform. aud Il for aud snch rs
ling; the robbcrs are all with you aud Such you; btt
be not too bold Roscoe C0nklng, for against you ana
such you the great 'hrubbng heart an ouiingtu
people. people which will IN another fortnight dreto
Republican party and all its allied criminals To unendins
obseurity. You to-day shame and disgrace your state,
Roscoe Conkng, rs you never did before why are you
here. Roscoe COnklingf Go down. Roscoe Conkiingt-
ALBANY Argus lDcml