New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-15
TIE STATE CANPASS.

The Hon. J. III. Selkreg is said to be some
what alarmed at the prospect. And with reason.
Senator Geo. b. Bradley has been renOmi-
mated BY the Democrats OF tho XXyIIth District Sena
tor Bradley's majority in 1873 was 1850.
Stephen II. HammOnd's defeat is already
predicted by 500 That is good prediction, and
the Sd OF November ought TO verify it.
What has become of the National Admins
tration Its supporters dumb about II in this
state as they were in Ohio.
Mr. John McAlvucy or McAlaney or McAlo-
ney Ut impossible to tell from his chirography which is
meant, Republican candidate Tor Assembly in the I'D
District Of Queens County writes TEE TRIBUNE that he
would like 10 have his spelled correctly hereafter
Certainly. what Is Ill
Henry NJ. Clark, who was elected as an in
dependent candidate to the Assembly in 1873 from
Wayne County was nominated State Senator at Port
Byron, yesterday, by the PrOhbitlonsts of the XVIII
District. The nomination made after q bitter con.
test said to have been inspired by large LOBBY OF
tor WOodins friends. This ia quite likely Senator
woodin relies greatly the manipulation OF conven
lions He did what he chose with the Saratoga ticket IL
with part of that nominated AZ Syracuse The Pro-
hbltiOni-s claim heavy vote for their candidate, who
the Auburn Ring without distinction OF party.
One doubtful Senatorial District is probably
saved TO the Democracy by The reconciliation Of the rival
factions in Albany The ArglS says: We feel justified
in saying that for the first time in two years the Democ
alton have met with aud the party is haruo
NOUS, as consolidated, aggressive, at any time in
its history. This announcement will be welcome one
friends throughout the State and IL will inspire
courage in the ranks OF the party here" Senator
DAYTON the candidate OF the MeEwen faction. is evil
IDENTIFY 10 remain I'm the field for Senator The Republ
nave filled the vacancy left b. the decnaton OF
Senator PiersOn by nominating the Hon. Hamilton Isr
lis, one OF the now Capt. d commissioners.
Every time The Troy Times has opened its
mouth against Lieut-Goy. Dorshe,mer. il has put ito
foot in il. He has Tefued all its charges and convicted
il of a long series OF blundcrs and misrepresentation
The attack only another manifestation OF the eager
ness that has characterized the less judicial and ju
dicous of the Republican press since the canvass
began TO blackcn the character OF some Demo
cratic State official. Three Republican State officials
have ceased 10 breathe politically since the exposures
began and numerous contractors, Commissioners aud
engineers belonging to that party well the DEM
ocrac. have been held up to public view; and II tho
frantic desire OF the Republicans TO DC alone In the
disgrace Of high officials that leads such journals as The
Iron Times ignore the thieves Of their own party and
smrch the reputation of blLmeless Liberal Republicans
Shepherd and att lcks william Dorshomer may still call
itself Republican, but there u less credtable name
which wonld fifty describe it. The friends Of NJ
John NJ. Francis glad IN these later days know
that he Is away from hone and only remotely response
Republican victory in Ohio means Republican
victory in Yorlthat Will be the keynote the or
gans the end OF the campaign. The Albaay Journal
leads off with this good, od-fashioned warwhOop: "And
now for New-lori The splendid victory Ohio will
inspire the Republicans OF tine Empire state with fresh
courage and high confidence. In its strong incentives
and In its moral effect II is worth thousands OF votes IL
proves that when the party is 10 itself and puts
forth its strength IL achieve the grand ylcto
rits of yoge. Here in Ohio, Republicansm repre-
sents public honesty and fidelity Here, a. there, 1t
stands for the principles which have won
glorious triumph. Republican success con alone
he relied upOn to save the country nom the
dangers which Democratic demagOgucS threaten Dem
ocIatc victory will qGeken the worst elements OF the
party into life and activity" The trouble with The
Journal is that il does not realize how much people
voting nowadays for things rather than names.
This success OF the Republican ticket did mean in
Ohio public honesty aud fidelity. In New-York IL
would rcbuke 20 public honesty aud
fidelity. In Ohio the Democrats began campaign
dishonesty, and the Independents and Liberals finally
drove the Republicans into a fair light against IT, In
New York a campaign of honesty has been carried
AGAINST the thieves. and tho Republicans have done
nothing bit nag at the men who lead IT, questioning
their motives and trying 20 hinder their work.
The old fashioned ideas OF organs, that II is impossible 10
sustain party In one State without sustaining IL In all,
will good many rude shocks before the battles OF
the next eighteen months ended