New-York tribune., 1875-10-12

RspNbitcun was given the nomination Tor Canal CommS
sioner George Post another editor in the district
has received a nomination for the Assembly. Both Of
these mon prominent in the anti woodin movement
two years ago aud both said find their
ples against returning Of Mr.. WOodn's record en-
tirey vanished. There has been organization OF the
disaaected Republicans, and Mr., Woodin's opponent
probably nothing but the Tilden reform contagon
keep the KepnnhS paL%-eEen & tnat eaniro @ ,,,, re-
that claimed st Saratoga monopoly OF all the virtues
modesty included Bah.
Judge Lamont Democratic candidate for
,enator the XXIId District referred follows
anal frauds in accepting the nomination This system
pundcr in various forms and under many DISCUSSES.
has Deen going for years. Gen Dix. accomplished
gentleman, able Governor. made discovery in this
direction lam not gong 10 impute 20 this distinguished
statesman any intentional omission OF duty yet say
Sthout partisan feelings that II the desire pro
tect OF the state had been manifested in the
arst part OF his administration rs by his Excel
lency Gov. Tden in his. large Of money would
have been saved 20 the State and humanity preserved
from humiliation which has followed exposure re-
ard the primary issue state Ia be these
nes;i0ns shall these exposures ont shall the
ton. oommcnoed ~ auspiciousy, oOnunuet shall these
men who have robbed the state regardless Of former
party connection be brought t1 speedy Justice In short
shall Gov Tden be sustained IN H. great work OF re-
tormT
Mr.. c. p. Vedder's determination to remain
In the field for senator relishcd by portion at
least Of the Republican press The Rochester Democrat
aud ChrOaioe says: II may become the duty of the
District Committee to compel his retirement The party
can hardly afford take the chances he assumes" The
Troy Tunes says: "Our judgment Is that Mr.. Vedder
ought 70 withdraw from the and let some one
take place the Senatorial ticket concerning whose
status no question can Nc raised The Republicans can
not afford the risk Of losing Senator by choosing
70 the place any person who by any possibility be
unscated on thc ground of nelhilty" The Utica Her.
Old says: " Mr.. Cornell Will he pronounced wrong by
leg 4r
II MIR. Nedder insists running. the senate whether
Vod If c should De elected The Republican party
pres afford 10 lose senator in that way Mr.
Neddcr "a very poor Republican, as well as - very
short-ehted man. ne does not get out OF the way and
The AIbany Express sums up the situation correctly in
saying: We notice that majority OF our republican
NOT 10 withdraw from the Senatorial contest in the
XXXld District There seems ~ be an earnest desire
have him get out OF the way even though he DO not
Ineligible"
The Hon. Matthew Hale, Republican partner
OF Deputy Attorney General Fairchd. writes 10 The
Albany Journal in reply to its charges against MI. Fair
child in relation 70 the Hand award certificates. The
only opinion given bv his partners one 20 the effect
that laws authorizing the Canal Board 10 award sd-
ditiona compensation contractors" did not require
twO-thirds vote claimed. The opinion is signed by
only three members OF the firm, net including Mr. Fair
child the solely under Mr.. Hale's charge.
and its object force payment by the state,
but 70 prevent the Lords from getting the whole
amount awarded MT Hale says furtner' Inc lcttef
was written without the knowledge Of Mr. Fircnd 1t
is proper 10 say also that when Fairchd did learn
that this had been brought he expressed TO me
regret that had consented take the possibly
il might put him in unpleasant position; 10 when
replied. did not how II could a. the controversy
entirely between the plaintiffs and the Lords ana not
with the state Since then. however, IN Difference 10
what inclined 10 regard OyeT-scrupulousness
on ms part We have declined De retained for any per
son where state officer nOmnally an opposing
party" Mr.. Hale cOnvicts The Journal OF further mis-
representations and disposes entirely Of the last Of its
campaign compilations.
Ex-senator FentOn chooses the better part
and gives his adherence 20 the Republican party. MT
Fenton attitude q result OF the policy advocated
by Henry Wilson aud followed al Saratoga Troy wing
Rep
Why are not those Republicans who are
worried becaii,e members Of the Governors Commission
have accepted Democratic nominations. similarly exer
cised about the Legislative Investigating CoInmtteef
Pred seward Is a member Of that Committee. and ne
accepts Republican nomination for secretary OF state
Dan g. Cole chairman OF that Committee, has just ac
ceptfd Republican nomination for senator. II is gwen
out that the Republicans to make further use or
OF that Committee. Ana yet there ia no pro
test from Che Republican papers, Albany Argus DEM
The Radicals are peculiarly unfortunate IN
their nominees this Their state ticket IS fatally
weighed down with spinner and an Ives. In the Sena
tora districts which they propose 10 make the
putting up only poor bat spotted and unsound
need only refer 70 the denomination on senators
srkreg and WOOn. whose past conduct was disgrace
b. the state and whose candidacy is already damned by
the open attacks OF radical at least y FAINT de-
iensc.-fTrOy Press DEM