New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-25
TIE STATE C1NTISS.
Willard Johnson, The AIbdpy Irgusa am

Willard Johnson, The Aibnpy 1rgUs announces
il not cooperating with the Republican state Committee
Decent Republicans viii De- very glad to hearit
The fcrOcity Of the campaign against Senator
woodin carried by The Aa5uH Sers il appalling.
lie is occasionally mentioned in local paragraph. II
The helping Mr. WOCdin in this way, it viii rot
be the first time he has had Democratic aid
In Albany the union of the Democracy is now
complete. Dir McIwain has requested th' Resembling
OF the McEweu Convention TO withdraw M nanc me
AIJony Times pronounccs IN favor q; Senator Dayton
ana In Harrss defeat ~ among the strong probabilities
The Inconsistencies of the Republican press
lust now are charming he Canal Commission Is
Democratic partisan body, and all the corruption IL has
uncartied (, Democratic The Republican candidates
VIII support Gov Tlden as faithfully - the Democrats
and he Is nothing but humbug anyhow.
In Chcmung County the campaign is to he
conducted on both sides, both have pledged them
selves. without the expenditure o dollar for llegtimate
purposes The committees and candidates CT each party
have signed paper, this effect The Republicans logan
the movement, and promise to print IN emzed account
OF their campaign expenses the morning after election.
The righteous Indignation of the Democratic
press at the nomination of clergyman the Saratoga
ticket has been such to awaken hopes of widespread
revival in the Democratic party. And the Demo-
themselves have mated for Senator to succeed
Jarvis Lord retired clergyman in Tire person If 4. b.
LambertOn This Is very discourlging.
The Monroe County Democracy are not
weaned from Jarvis Lord even yet He proposed FOR
Senator the other day. and his greeted with al-
pau,e we'll ~ with Kisses. After ii had been with
drawn he complimented by special Sc. OF resOlu
TONS which adopted though the Nays nearly cquaed
the Yeas. The Democracy OF Monroe might DO IN better
business.
The destination Of the German vote il the
subject OF much anxou, consideration in NewYork
1t was in Ohio. The BatdiO Courier says: with per.
feet confidence assert that nncenths OF the German
citizens OF this supporting the Democratic
nd IN TO no liz k,f. he NJ
which stand Bigelow and Robinson, hard money men.
Almost without exception. the overwhelming majority OF
mean 10 support that party which has taken
the frmest most decided and consistent stand M that
question They enthusiastic for the OF admin
istratiye reform. They TO sustain the Governor
who represents honest and economy in the
Of public Affairs. and under whose administration taxa
ton has already been reduced with prospect OF still
further reduction in verJ short time. Those who
iuaQpe that tie Ohio election indicates change in the
German sentiment of this state labor under very
dclusion. We assert and challenge denial from any
weinformcd impartial and dsnttrcstcd quarter, that
those German papers Of lhls STATE which support the
at et times as large the aggregate circulation OF
the German to he found on The Republican side"
This last report of the Commission deals az
much with railway management as il does with canal
management. ~ what authority do the Commissioner.
Canada Raiioadi Has Gov. Tldcp given a rowing
commission to about the State and question every
ALBANY Express uiCpJ
One of the most prominent Republicans in
Central New-Iork one who has done ycoman service
his party the stump, in conversation yesterday
with l,sdug Democrat OF this city. made this
iai confession Every Camel Ring man in onondasa
County matter of which party, is today cooperating
with the Republican party. 1t makes me sick, and It
makes many other Republicans sick. We don't desire
their cooperation, fol it's death to any partysyracuse
Courier DEM
We sincerely hope that we are approaching
the end of these revelations. The faith in tho
integrity of public Is not very high at tr best Bat
viii be lost alto ether the doors are opened again
and forced Ia witness more stcn
this We have b:icfy rccicd Three MISC rabc sharxs
hunserng q few thousand dollai, oonspire cheat
the creditors Of the state. And these sharks hold the
highest places OF hducary which the State can
bostow. II inclined tn follow IN the path OF the
Hon Roscoe CUnkling, we should emphasize the fact
that they all Republicans. But have desire
to dweil that point We only ask that handed
justice shall he melted OUT to einqucnts both sides
or ~, political fence.-l Utica Observer (Dcm.l