New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
THE STATE CANTASS.

State Senator James +. Starbuck is urged
by The OgGens1tpg AdcGnee for the Democratic non
nation for Governor
Compromise candidates for the Republican
nomination multiply The Hon. Geo. +, Danforth OF
Rochester who ran for AuorneyGencr last Fa'l Is
mentioned for Governor. He was well spoken OF
throughout last years campaign.
A number of Republican papers in the Hon.
Martin l. Townsends District are opposing his nomna-
ton Governor the ground that they want 10 i
turn him TO Congress. This kind of argument however,
only strengthens him as a candidate for either nomma-
ton.
The Republicans of Wyoming County have
declared in convention for william NJ. Evarts Tor GOV
ernor aud for the reelection of the present member Of
Congress from that district, Mr. Hoskins me bay"0
Eryress comlnends Mr. Hoskins g the man likely 70
be chosen by the next Congress to the important post VI
Speaker"
Judge A. B. James of St. Lawrence County
IS named by county for the Republican nomination
for Congress in place Of William 4. Wheeler. Ny A. b.
Hepburn Asscmhlyman from the lid ST. Lawrence Dis
trict been already renominated by the Republicans
MIR Hepburn has served several terms already and mas
developed marSed capabilities as a member
1t Is noticeable that the Republicans who
are opposing Mr. Coelrs nomination DO not insist upon
any other candidate in particular ANY good man VIII
do Hayes and wheeer Club in the interior tue other
day passed this resolution; "ReSoiced That We would
hail with pleasure the nomination for Governor OF VIM
NJ Evarts, Il. d. Morgan Stewart L. "oo"ofd' OF W. H.
Robertson
A Judge of the Supreme Court is to be
elected In the With Judicial Dstretn November aud
the Republican Convention. whose choice is expected 10
be equivalent to election has already been called
The present occupant OF the bench, Judge l. Darwin
Smith, has reached the limit set by the Constitution o.
the state for judicial service 60 years. and nus there
for relire though lis faculties upInparcd and he
seems as well fitted for work a. ever
The Troy Press is considerably excited over
the discoveries thinks IL has made Of Republican De
fcctions to Tllden Ii says that one OF tnc most
esteeme clergymen OF Troy" to Us office said he
was tired OF the Republican party, and volunteered
10 make several speeches for TiGcn and HcndIlckS'
Again in an article calling the Democratic leaders 10
make coed local noninatioDswhch is good advice. by
the way, for the RepublicansIhe iTesS says IN uohoe
leads: "We mention one town In this county al
which 80 men, the Of them farmers. who have here
tofore voted Republican ticket will vote for Mr.
Tden for President, and power earth can prevent
IT, They have formed society, and, though To- tiin
claim to BE- Republicans, they nave pledged ni9ti.
10 make clean sweep thls Fail ard vote ne onn.'
Democratic ticket" Inc esteTkn'e 81 ne its S raCs
aud local habtatOn of this singular society, and list
Of its officers
Judge Edwin Counhyman of COoperotOwn, "A
lawyer Of prominence and Liberal an 1872 has writ
ten letter giving TIE why he viii vote for Hayes
ana wheeler. IIe declares that the Democratic party
cas- body, Is -ilrpiDg away from is ancient moor
ipgs and slowly bu' .rcly drifting out The Of IN
hation;' charge GOV. Tiden with having given
"strking evidences Of disposit.on to make personal
devotion his fortunes an INDISPENSABLE not
leading qualification for olce," and up thus the
financial argument Gov. 1ildens letter l. lie clearly
proves that resumption is practieabl and easy points
out the methods 10 accomplish ii, aud declares that
the earliest time IN which such result he brought
abou Is the best q lie cndeavOrs 10 prove that the
sumption clause is practical nulty, mainly bec3uSe II
has not been supplemented with what he conceycs to be-
proper system OF preparations that end. 3. Instead
Of Insisting on making the DeoesGary prepara AT
once me tanely surrendcrs 10 the dtr nds u the lnh
florists acduesces IN the repeal Oh fhe lcdGe Tor re-
sption and consents 10 rclcgatc the whHie bu9cc 10
all the ch2uces aud contingencies OF popular PASSION
and preiudirel He demonstrates his arguU, MS ~
sound, that Is real practical dhcHltY IN Per
forming the promise contained ~ the oc. anu ms mos
lame ard i'm lOtel conclusion j., that = boiler on me
whole 10 re,igdiate than 20 redeem the oDligati0G"