New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20
THE STATE CANVASS.

James C. Graham, nominated by the Repub.
leans Assembly in the LIST District Of Orange first
represented that district in the Assembly in 1919
| "What Protestant ticket ~ grOans one Of
the od-fashoned Democrats. Tilden descended from
| Oliver Cromwell Dorsheimer descended from Martin
Luther, and now that Tammany has nominated its Sur.
| rOgate, Calvin rediyivus J"
Speeches are very we'll and professions
purpose, but 1t Is the local organization tina,
brngs the Republicans should TO It THAI
there neglect of the Of voters and other
Indispensable work OF preparation.
The Republicans have made an excellent
nomination for the Assembly in the Id District Of
Albany. in Addison A. Reyes. Mr. Reyes, though sill
young man, has been President of the Board Educa-
ton Albany and is Deputy Superintendent the
Department of Public Instruction He is also the editor
OF The Albany Express.
THE TRIBUNE has already noticed the stupid
SANDER about Gov Morgan set anoat by The albany
ArGus which consisted in applying 10 him structures
made by THE TRIBUNE 1862 upon George d. Morgan.
because OF the commissions exacted by him in buying
ships for the Government but as one or two papers
still to put faith in the story, IL may he well enough
who was referred to- but another Morgan altogether,
brother-inlaw Of Gideon Welles.
That suspicion as to the th0roughness of the
Republican organization seems to have spread all
around The Albany Journal says: A minute canvass
OF every election district is Of Importance and will
effect greater practical results than thousand speeches
We presume this work is being very generally attended
to- but there is fear that in some localities 1t Is
neglected II general, this neglect will be fatal Repub-
lcan success in the State only be effected by full
Republican vote and such vote can only be secured
through the agency Of a thorough Organization
A sagacious politician in Northern New York
says the Democrats unpreeedcntedy active there
and are making dead set especially at the French
emgrants from Canada, who have usually voted the Re
publican ticket but whose religion makes possible to
Tho
happened this year in Vermont. This gentleman says
"Franklin County ought to give 1,5Oo Republican ma
ority but do not count 12O0. ST. Lawrence Is
not good for over gives even so much as that
ii Will do we'll"
The Utica Observer is panied to observe that
ito candidate for Governor is overlooked by the
pauers and gives him this friendly notice: 3" In the
business world Mr.. Robinson bears reputation second
only TO that Of Gov Tlden as wise and successful
fnancier the Legislature, IN the Controllers office,
in the legal profession everywhere, he has distinguished
himself as the impacabe foe Of jobbery and corruption.
As Chief Magistrate of the State he will have an ample
opportunity TO exercise his abundant experience MS
large knowledge OF men and affairs, and MS excellent
good sense. In personal bearing Nh Robinson Is aidDe
and unpreentiOus The State III h0norlng MN VIII re-
fleet honor upon ITSELF"
1t was recently charged by The BinghamtoD
Republican, that Controller Robinson while in the As
semby in 1860 lodged the vote which OVERRIDE Gov
Morgans yetoes OF the city railroad ba vote then de-
nounced by THE TRIBUNE as corrupt The EtHJd Gazette
SAYS that this is wicked mtruth" Nj. Robinson hav
ing opposed these bills from first last That he did
is shown by an extract from the journal OF the next day.
when he requested entry be made Of the fact that
he was unayoidaby absent, and that be should have
voted to sustain the Governor had he been present The
truth sand The Bingham0n Republican ought TO know
1t that Mr. Robinson Is man whose character las
never been successfully assailed, and little mudDans
like this are not likely to damage IT,
The Bar Association of OnOndaga County
unanimously adopted resolutions, the other evening,
condemnng the recent address Of Charles OCOnor Tho
resolutions which were offered by eX-AtOrney-General
Pratt make this declaration THAT the author Of this
communication himself does not express his own opinion
that the decision OF the Court Of Appeals in question was
wrong in point law but appealing to popular pru
dice faacously argues that because the decision ope
atcd in favor OF a public malefactor, therefore IL
must have been inspired influenced by improper mo-
tiyes course OF reasoning that destroys the ndepend
ence Of the courts and breaks down all the safeguards
that the law throws around the rights and liberty OF the
citizen" The resolutions conclude as follows; I'VE
therefore pronounce these attacks malicious because
they do not appear founded in the conscience or
convictions Of their author and pronounce them I'M
founded because they have support in evidence, rea
SON. or authority and call upon the public press I'M
less they wish Ia DO considered the determined enemies
of law order and good government. 10 cease the IleI
circulation and publication OF malicious, prJudlced ana
ufouled ca umnes upon the courts OF the state, When
imstisated thereto By individuals VINO nave ohy tAor
own grievances 10 yentilate or revenge"