New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

Moan papers nowadays Here Is q specimen brick from
YAs Utea Herald II is hardly necessary to deny the as
,arten reoklessy made by Democratic Sheets that Sen
str woodin voted for all the oGorOus Jobs which ena-
bed Tweed to fasten his power upon the City OF New
York The records prove the fsity of the statement
And IL ought TO be remembered also, that while those
same odorous Jobs were being enacted for that pur-
nose samuel J. Tildeu Chairman OF the Democratic
state Committee and in the most active cooperation
with Tweed What is false IN the case OF "oodh is true
in the case " Tden II to 90 into anecedents
in this matter the archDemocratc reforner "f al-the
only who gives strength TO his party IN me ii
will safer severely than any one else me punc p,
is compelled 10 accept 1iden for what he Is iorSetuhg
what he senator Wo"dln past recoIu 10 ''''0'
than GOV. iideh =
The Hon. Dennis cCarthy, Republican can
aaae for The senate from the Syracuse district is evil
IDENTIFY opposed to speedy resumption Of specie pay
mrns In acccpting the nomination he said; upon 'uo
currency question the country the Democratic parry
l. distracted and divided Not with our party ie'e
aud cyervwhcrc North and south. East and west
rand by the Government in IT. honest fair ana reason
.ble efforts To make the currency Of the c"uhu! eO"
q q specie value Our Government has not "''elnIeu
io this To ne injury of the interests oi 'ne COUNT! "
m, wisdom, and patienc enough to do it only "a the peo-
,e and their interests shall demand The currency tt-
iav Is the best currency the country mas ever au IL
,as the faith Of the Government 10 back ~ ana IL nas tne
ro,crv ar the people at the back OF the 6"Ncrheh'
I'D 80 lar ~ I am concerned ! Say that specie value
man onv come the interests ana The industries o
.he country will allow u i" coHIe "'..us '''''"7
rruhe. los aud dcr,,n cement ot business analrS'
Ny Hammond Chairman of the Ways and
Means Committee OF the last Assembly and now the
Democratic candidate for senator IN the XXNlh Dis
.r,ct has been charged with receiving fee OF $4,000
while Deputy Atorncy-Gcneral from the KncSeroocker
Life insurance Company. MIR. Hammond. in letter to
The Genera Courier asserts That the fee for his
.ryices IN making exhibit of the affairs Of the Com
pany in obedience to a demand by superintendent Miller
OF the Insurance Department The examination lasted
scven or eight months and MI Hammond insists that
his fee not larger than is usually pald in such cases
He urges also the right Of the Attorney general his
deputy to engage In private practice His accusers on
the other hand charge that equivalent rendered
for the money except that OF influence with the 0ucrn-
tcndent and thai the fec was ia Itself 80 aigc As 20 e
cite suspicion The! aTraEn nm Tor improper aCuoh ID
accepting retainer from company against winch he
might have hecn compelled TO take official proceedings
The Albapy Journal makes public a state
regard the payment of the certificates OF the
Hand award. which Mr. Fairchld, at whom it is aimed.
has repeatedly challenged the Republicans having it IN
charge TO publish. The Journal states the fol
lows: when Auditor Thaye came into office portion
Of the certificates had been paid. and portion stu re-
manned unpaid Soon after his term began some Of these
unpaid certificates presented to him for payment
lie declined pay them. and that decision was sus-
tanned by Attorney General Pratt Mr Charles : Fair
child was then he stl is the Deputy AttOrneyGen-
He also then partner in the same law firm in
shis city with when he * st connected soon after,
the leading Democratic member Of this law firm pre-
,entcd to him the written opinion of the firm In
favor OF the claims and to the effect that
the Auditor must pay them. suppose the firm was
employed by the claimants Just as any Ohtr lAWyefs
cht he. No would think OF commenting upon tha
fict If not that 10 the law nrn or when the
Deputy Attorney General and still l. partner
And the opinion given was not tlat Of an Individual
uember but Of the nrm In spite however OF TINS lesa
hc could only upon the opinion OF the AttorucyGer
eial The Attorney General as we have said had 'ls
tanned him in not paying the certificates Al length thc
Auditor received "a written opinion from the Attorney
General IN favor Of paying the ccTncacS, anu 0f course
be then had alternative The certificates were paid
Gov. Tilden and the Commission under him
have notably oNersiepped the me OF duy ia unWaIran
employing the agencies OF reform Tor pOtcal pur
poses But they have gone beyond rShtfu limitations
In several particulars. We instance these l. In ihiAhs
suhSCrvlCui % the advancement OF tAe
ernOr. 2 In discrimination shown III the prosecutions
Instituted. g. IN claiming tine hOnOrs or pioneers
lEocheser Democrat aud Chronicle tkepl
he Republicans ask the people to elect
A,srmbymen to Albany, the ground that they VIII
$ pport Gov 1llden a. faithfully as Democrats Who
nut the Republican managers nOw nave to crack Is how
break the prest and power Of THIS same Governor
prosecuting hcy forced TO profess admiration
OF IL but snyb body with eyes that thei hae ana
tear the rcOrmer while affecting t0 approve he reform
nding Republican legislators to sustain Iliden wo1u
be Like mlssOnlD4 wolves To assist the sncphcru-
buffalo Courier lDem.l
The single example of the 10000 men OF
ProhiDon principle in last Falls campaign m tAs 3ta'%
hss done inspire the Prohibition party through
out the com ~ with new hope and new courage than
anv other one thing that has trluspred past De
cadc. Hence State, county, ana local prOhlD
ron orgnni14ttons and nominations everywhere And
hence we will the Prohibition vote Of last Fall IN THIS
State quAdfuped this Fall This VIII give the PrOl4D-
tOnsts control OF tne Republican party IN l-16 Ihcy
only Will be able 10 dictate the Republican n0ninA
tOn for Governor year, hut may he able 70 dictate
the Republican nomination for President-t Rochester