New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
me STATE CANVASS.

The two Senators begin their campaigns ~
far away from another ~ possible. Mr.. 'onkhns
speaks at Albany tonight, and Mr kc,Han At EnhA'"
next saturday
The statement that the Liberals of st. Law
renee County convention tine other day and passed
resolutions refusing to indorsc Gen Merritt entirely nm
founded There has been no such iciion-aud no such
convention
Ex-Canal Commissioner Alberger, who fig
uied in the last Canal COmmi, sion report was chndT
date for the Republican nomination for the Assembly IN
the IIId District Of Erie. hut beaten py Mr. Cat
laghcr. the present member
The Republicans are plucking up courage.
The ROchesier DepocfGt announces that 90" danger tat
the scat attending Gov. Tdc- raid on the Canal Elng
would give him false rrestlgc' n ieiormer Is past
ard that llc state is going Eerubcan. Important ~
true.
Mr.. Vcdder's eligibility Ia the senate on legal
grounds il being carefully considered by the district com
mttce. Hi, eligibility on moral grounds ought ." be
passed upon by Mc.srs Phelps A. d. Barber and Doe
Ransom. Mr.. VeIcr bases bis clam on decision III
Judge Blachfori. that deputy collector of internal
revenue il not United state, ofirr. Tho comarisonD
a coed one but not perfect. Mr.. Ncdcr hHs col, ,cted
good deal Of internal revenue III i" Hg''ur' bn' no
was nobody deputy. lie was prnclpai-ahd bi"ush's
hi-L rate Cf interest.
The Tr0y 7Tmcg still clings fondy 10 its rag
baby Of charges agaiust Lcut-'oy. Dor-heimrr. aud
every day adds little tribe to Us dic-- The hte''
additions are that Mr. Dorhcimer declared tna h. would
pay any price for the judgment rather than allow MI7
Pchin to purchase that he proposed to her that she
should make offer SIMPLY for the real estate
and not for the Judgment promising that to adyo
cate the sale property o her tor 5000 that thes
letters of his IN existence IN when hc pr"P7en. =.
Mrs. Patchn To buy the property IN partnership anh
share the profits.
Prohibitionist nominations for the Lcgisla-
turc are thus far follows: senate-B. T. Reeve LIST
District Charles Avery, XIXth; J. G. Crawford XNls;
C. d. z. Mn-. XXIId; Henry ". Clark, XVII; shot
welt Powell XXNlth; NJ. o. Randall, NNVllitb Assem-
-Alcgsny B. {. Rude {. { Riggs; Monroe, Lyman
wall I,t L. C. Hough, lid. Geo. C. Sprung, lid: Nipg
ara C. +. Grccnman. Isi. b. p. L,ushn. I'D; Oneida.
Timothy Parker, Ist J. g. Gallup, IId, James C. Long
land lIId; Onondaga. :. H. Iinslale, I,t Calvin Me-
Carhy. I'D. Mathias smith iIId; Ontario. \ H. smith.
sago John Judd 1T. Henry Wheeler I'D: Prtuam, sar-
url X. Ferris; suffolk. Edward Reeve lompkln, John
Pcrriho.
4 Cattaiaugu- County paper The GOTGHia
Go-efie announces it, conversion to the Democratic
ticket and says: $50 long considered the best
interests of the people were To be- served by the RrpuD
can party. gave 1t our support but we believe that
time is past To-day the Democratic party Is the
party of reform. and the Republican party OF the
state il doing all in il. power To rctard its
progress by its effort, 10 impress. upon the minds
of the people that GOV. Tlldcn has brought 10
the surface canal coTupuons, simply from -elhsh
motives and must say il ia from selfish motives that
il is great pity the Republican party does not possess
some of H. and do honor itself by like exposures We
have had Republican Governors. but not possessed
moral courage t. do WHIT GOV Tliden has done. Had
Gov. Tll'n been irpuhllrnu they wOud nave roszcd
Lin hey Oni conception We bclicN" IN giving honor u
whom honor i ,iue."
The Utica Observer says " The Prohibition
lists do not take kindly to the candidacy Of the Rev
Benoni l. Ives on the Republican state ticket He
known rs ayowed champion OF the thriparty tenn
pcrncc movement. H. advised his followers last year
to run a separate ii ket because they had been
cha. led md Atd by he
cans The only condition which bc would return 10 the
Republican partySo he seid-myolyed the Incorporation
of prohibition plank in the platform There Is no such
plank there. There j. not even the usual meaningless
talk about sympathy with temperance reform. But
he managers decided to throw the smallest and poorest
nomination their ticket TO MI. Ives aud forgetting all
his emphatic declarations be picks up ,he empty honor
swallows his principles and Offers To take the stump
his behalf The earnest and honest ProhibiiioniSs
county are utterly Disguised wh the Rev. MI. Ives.
We assert on the authority ui their own Acknowledged
leaders that not u man among them will vote for hm.
They baye arranged Tor the distribution OF their regular
state ticket at all The polling places and in his district
they making que an active canvass m behalf of
Prof Avery oi Hamilton 'ollcgc ior ,,nator'
If the next Legislature is controlled by tho
Dcmocrailc part II }, 81, ucone' rd l1iln.e 90 eheo.
secure another Legislature IN ten years To do ths II
Wl M Pc 49, n TO- , rnn, oIn HU,i @ s Ib ~ t6 n
IesCntaon ot the large cities wherein the Democratic
strength resides II easy 10 how this be done.
c.,y estimate disastrous consequences
ot to the rural population OF the state Utica Herald
The Governors Canal Commission has mcted
justice to an who have wtn ts pale. rcgHrd
less OF their party connect ~ and has treated rogue. and
selves Democrats or Republicans The administration
organs naturally d-conntrEincc that kind OF nycstiga-
tiun. They would infinitely prefer Of those whte-
washing proceed ng, win which Republican Congrcs-
sioua Committees have made the country familiar.
is however probable mat tlcy will
partisan investigations" during the next winter Buf-
falO Courier DEM