New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
TIE STATE CANT1SS.


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The Republican journals are still, wisely no
doubt on the offensive. The discussion hardly touches
the Republican Cickct at all, but j. chiefly attack and
defense of the Democratic candidates.
Gen. Richard L. sherman has been NOM
mated for the Assembly by TIE Democrats in the LIST Dis
trict of Oneida In case the Assembly is Democratic.
Gen sherman will probably be candidate Tor speaker
Senator Wagner is strongly opposed by Inc
SGrdto0a Sentinel UibeIall, which charges him WIN
being the tool Of the worst element Of the Republican
party in the state aud district" with opposing any
measure looking toward reform" and with voting WITH
the opponents Of temperance.
There is little doubt that tho principal
ground Of hope Of success with the shrewdest RepuhI'
cans il the Democratic dissatisfaction which exists to-
certain extent at least with senI-Repablcan ticket
They hope to win through tho stayat-home Democrats
iust as through them President Grant obtained his hugo
maores I'm 1872. How extended this feeling Is IL Va"
be time enough to say the morning aitei election
The Democrats of Madison County have re-
nominated Asscinblyman George Berry Of the lid DIS.
trict OF that county An Albany correspondent OF the
World who had accomplished the most difficult OF ieats
that Of gaining the confidence Of lobbyist gave SONS
time ago the sums of money which Mr Berry, Ike mum
beers OF his colleagues is said To have reccil Tor s
vote on various bills OF course MIR. Berry denied the
charge.
Assemblyman Waters w. Bmman of West
Troy is still ambitious OF the Republican nomination Tor
senator in the Albany District The Abany Express con-
firms, fOllOAB, WHAT hlbt W "N t'g ''' ~
him We are free to say that 10 not consider Mfr
Braman the right kind Of to he nominated for SEN
ator and If the experiment Of placing him IN the h'd
should be tried We fear the consequence VIII DC ui''
trOus."
The resignation OF Commodore p Yedder az
REGISTER in Bankruptcy. the Washington correspondent
Of TIE TRIBUNE reports received at the Department
of Justice to take effect Sept 80. Mr. Nedder evidently
thought the limitation OF 100 days dated back from tho
opening OF the session. The people OF his district arc TO
be congratulated his bunder This would seem neces-
sarily to rule him out candidate for TIC Sca'ie Iho
Republicans retrieve their mistake aud put MP
an honest candidate.
Lucius RobinsOn's hard-moncy views are
clearly indicated in the following extracts from his r.
ports: "An inflated and rredccmable parer currency
portcnds commercial reyulsoa and arrangement.
The tendency of cheap currency always toward ini
tion The precious metals are the representa-
tiyes Of value and the basis OF sound ccu
lating medium throughout the whole commercial world
u863l "A heavily deprecated currency inilcts tx
upOn he community more severe than all Others 10y I'M
settling values and increasing immensely the costs OF Nv
ing" Us65J SIN my former reports l have uniformly
rofcrred 70 redundant and rredccmablc paper currency
as one Of the greatest evils OF the WAL amt az the most
oppressive tax u0on the people No Intelligent public
economist has regarded IL in arS other iEit nor AZ
tempted IT any other plea than that OF mex
orablc necessity NSOoD
This is going to be n lively campaign for
Senator selrcg The ithaca Democrat published Mt Eis
LEGISLATOR - 900 from prominent citizen OF brooklyn
for favorable report upon more street ralroadsi
Did be receive. Us legislator from William NJ. Tweed,
large sums or any sums OF money for his vote In favor of
what Is known as the Tweed Charter for this or any
other measure in which Mr. Tweed was Interested DID
he receive. legislator, from prominent member ~
the Canal Ring large OF money, any other cou-
sideration for his certain canal bills claims
Ia true that lac il interested largely IN 100000
canal claim These que stiOns mast be answered
promptly aud decidedly, for we have others or ike
nature To- PROFOUND. these have been satisiac
tnriy answered" No who has watched senator
sek~egs course at Albany will be surprised AZ questions
like esc
Senator Laning's defeat was q complete
surprise 20 his friends and is hailed by various Demo
cratic Journals decisive victory ser the Canal Ring
The Utica Observer says: The Erie County D>mo-
Gratis In their convention freed themselves absolutely
from the control OF the Canal Ring. 1t was no easy
matter Buffalo has long been the headquarters OF set
OF corrupt politicians whose power extended into both
parties and who had understanding among them
Scves which was profitable 10 their pockets, and dan
gcrous TO the peoples interests" Tae O6Serre speaks
Of senator Ianing ~ a lawyer whose ability
questioned. but whose integrity was not and says .
IIc distinguished himself last Winter by ma open AMI
Canal theyes He subsequently sought To make amends
for his conduct by appearing a the Sycu5c Convention
4, the foremost champion O the reform movement But
his constituents had learned 10 dUlst him. and after
sharp and bitter contest in the Convention, C. G. Tor
renee was named for Senator" At the same time tho
Senator has warm Democratic supporters among the
most trusted politicians Of Buffalo.