New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
HE STATE CANVASS.

Woodin, Selkreg, and Vedder, in brigand
where Hs we three @Sst S aSi@ a h pSpaa
Senator Selkreg Is unhappy. He lent
friend his Erie Railroud pass. and the conductor di-a-
pointed at seeing the ingenious counenance OF the
senator himself took up the pass. And now Mr. sekreg
is trying get it back from the company some good
friend ough 70 adyise nm nor TO 5 o'S a'ou' "
The Democratic State Committee have
brought out campaign flag moderate size, inscribed
Vote for Tilden and Rcform-Low TaXes-Good Canais
No more stealing" &c These are to fly from thu bow
and stern OF tho the Erie Canal and preach tho
gospel Of the Bgeow ticket from Troy to Buffalo. a
more picturesque and effective campaign weapon could
scarcely have been devised
Henry N. Clark, the Prohibitionist candidate
for Senator against Mr. WOodn, will withdraw II IL un
rerstood rs does accept the Prolhitonist plat
form ia its construction. The District COMMITTEES
will meet at Port Byron to-day TO put forward another
name senator Woodin seems to have been good deal
disturbed al the action OF the Prohitionss, and this
anxiety aboua few hundred votes Induces the lovers on
deccncy and honesty in his district 20 hope that though
he may have silenccd tho Republican opposition by buy
ing un with nominations sUch editors as InSey aud
Post, the people will yet defeat hin.
How little inclined the Democrats of tlis
state are to stretch helping hand to the dry nurses
Of the Ohio raebaby may be- inferred from this utter
ance Of a steady organ Ike The Tray Press: The Ohio
infationsts talk bitterly and wild. They asscrt that
their principles are sound and that their is only
mater OF time. Apparently they would Like to try t
again opportunity given This Is merely the
waiing and ashng of teeth of demaSoyues cast into
oner darkness No will heed these imDoteni raN
incs for such they are The uflatoEist3 don't know
when they beaten or they would foresee that inc
recent election has put queus their acts whatever
their intentions may bc. The last persons from whom
nation will stand in danger will be the samCaryiles
of Ohio"
One of the smaller mud-balls of the CAM
pan was the charge OF The Aibony Journal that Mr..
Farchid was putting good deal II lucrative business
into the hands his partners which The Ted HeyGid
improved upon by ing that If he were elected Attor
ney-G enera their counsel fees would cost the state
more money than all Of Tildens little vetocs saved IT,"
Ihe Aibaay ArguS shows that beside the numerous
tonS against and banking corporations. county
trasurors Sc which Mr.. Faircnld has had charge OF.
he has tried and argued every conducted by the
Attorney General since he became deputy. lie hes mad
entire charge of all the Canal Ring suits except that
when compelled 40 be IN Buffalo with the Commission,
Mr. Hand aud Mr. Hale argued certain for lim
ia Schenectady in the DenisOn As 10 the expenses
for legal help in the Generals Office. the
is this Fifteen months of Attorney General Chamber
lans terms, - 1926 %; AtorneyGcneTa Barlow,
priated, ~ s,000amOunt expended, S2,27O, OF which
! 37s went Mr. Barlow and his deputy Tor their
paid Me>sr. Hand 'nd Hate, nothng amount to De- paid
McSsrS. Hand aud Hale nothing. EIcut me 1fCIhy
.TournGi and ne Tftcd Herah.
Mr. IIammond'S friends have retorted upon
Mr. Hicks the Republican candidate for senator from
the NNNhh District, with series OF charges against
his administration as DsiricAt,Oney of his county an
Office which he has held twelve years BY successive
elections. These charges that prisoner of bad
character convicted of suboation of perjury and
fenced was released BAIL and though four years
elapsed. nothing has been done ia his that when
the Clifton Air Cure burned involving insurance
20 the amount Of $4,000 $4,000. inquest was
held in which Mr. Hicks properly appeared the prose-
cutor AZ against of the owners, and that when tie
claims against the insurance companies pr, Ssed,
Nr Hicks appeared for the defense, aud ii found
that previous the trial OF the indictments which fol-
the inquest Mr. Hicks had received retainer from
the insurance companies that stay of proceedings
criminal the prisoner nad
convicted and sentenced and nothing been done
determine the validity of the proceedings and tnat
ilterWard when the tried for larceny in
neghDoring county. Nh Hicks appeared In his defense
These the charges of opponents against Mr. Hicks
which lie may he able 10 explain satisfactorily; The
charges against Mr. Hammond his rival, preferred in
his own explanation and defense.
Now that the initiation issue is dead and
buried the Administration Organludcr- at loss to
know what time To play. Most ~ them have to
abusing COY. Tidrn again. Ii n amlsc> thcp let them
keep right II will Ito Tdcu no harm, 6nd IL will
materially ghcn the Democratic vote In Newlorh.
1 Utica Observer tDcm.l
We have as little liking for Tamnany. and
the political methods 1Or winch TammQuy stands as
/ ANYBODY But when We are asked 10 recognize Jimmy
O'brcu Ruie Andrews, and Ira SEafer apostles IL
political reform, must really beg 10 be excused
lspringhcld Republican (ind)