New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06

,.o,v mat what Won viii get. But there arc
nSy,nt contingencies IN the party OeHio Wv 4i','''
''S :. :. due 70 the memory of James w. Booth
-, ~. serm In the Senate should be served OUT ny
opaI and political friend That iflrn0 Is Ii''el'.A
y sora They worked together cordially ana nearby
" 500 Of eli good and against all bad legisuOu Ia
ia5. s..o,;,;aoo+;on .oons
plete The Tldeu and anu-iioeh IacU'h' ID
w. Assembly, District have united on David IL Jud-
-. candidate for Assembly George b. Sloan IS the
I'm candidate AMI ought TO be elected, as he I'M
win be- There is no man more worthy Vi SUI
now in nomination for any Office III the STATE
1rboueb Gov. Morgan has been freely abused
80 this abusive campaign not a word o. cntIcism
IN passed upon his administration Of State affairs
nns ,.nant on the ticket, Mr.. Rogers has escaped
-, a sinele attack upon his character and with but
80 TWO feeble attempts 10 mslelreSent ms vGtes Is
SSstor This would seem 20 De d sood ucho ~ ''' i
Ir,ong the Republican candidates for Assem-
-, cse are specially deserving of success: Addison H.
- Of Albany John J. Gilbert Of Franklin Dr. isaac
- Elliott c. Cowdin, Robert II. Strahan, '" /.
- and I Albert Euglehart of New-York; George B.
Sion OF Osvego Hamilton Fish r Of Putnam, on arr of
Eioan " Hustled OF IVES chester All theSe are hcp "
SasrEed ability and public experience
c. Tildeu at this rate will need to double
- - his Cabinet 10 accommodate all the people
- ,Iovs been promised places Now The Et""a "a
-, nts forward its candidate as follows; " Gen. NC
r1sn would make good Secretary OF war uhueI
v.si5ept Tilden! And good many old vets VIII Vo'e
a., Uncle sam in hopes Little Mac in the CABINET
r. ,,oe,iesr Ueople 90 not intend, however, 10 allow
O mcclellan u suffer tic possible panSS OF ni'llr
continent They viii spare hs feelings ny cHnlnH 4O'
Republican IaD!Ee1' -,
Tb, Bpf1lo Express urges the following
for Republican Assembly; 1t is of good deaio
rtapoe 70 the people Of the State OF New-1orS tha'
~ enul,cap party should control tie next Legislature
1bev have the senate-that holds over. Ihcy sho"Ie
also have the Assembly. The case is unusual "cc'uNo "
NV apportionment of Senate and Assembly districts
viii douess be made and If the people do not Want 70
ace the State 50 hOpeiessly gerrymandered mat Iae
pcrnLIcau Marty could again control Tue itES-
isture il bshooves them 10 give the party voice Ill '
apporuorieht i'll
There was dron illustration of misguided
energy on the part Of the Tden Literary Bure'i"J sec
retary Morrils meeting on Saturday. Agents oil l"o
bureau were busy circulating through the cfo"N sea-
terlng tracts after the fashion of the lushn"h on '
street corner who wears fancy shirts under glass cases
on his breast aud back, ana distributes q"
eulars 10 everybody telling WA'to 'H''o
wonderful shirts can De got Immediately IoAo"l"e
every agent OF the Bureau WIS an Ola italsn is5
S gently gathering up the tracts as tne IcvP.o .ir
Them down. The road the tracts tooh ron t, Ii n
bureau 10 the bags OF paper STOCK WAS even S''0 '
usual. % ,
The Troy Press says: "The horns OF the
Canal Ring are plainly visible in eonhdeh'al 'lI'u
Ia, hearing the signature Of Cornelius Glen, chle ceh
~ the BOARD OF Canal Appraisers, urging the recipient
mott
,n canals The Canal Ring, Ike the Grant Ring dies
bd II shows its fangs TO the last and IS ready to V"
Ga ancient enemy Gov Tildon, silent SUNG az Tue last
moment Of its existence. We warn all our Irehds 10
rive no countenaneo the stealthy ghost that sAS
among them during last hours Of the canvass Inc
amendments must and ought 10 be adopted u is AiSu
time 10 take the MANAGEMENT OF the cands Guy Oh 'e
corrt ring that has the as pOlitcu hI, line %
ione By Taufying tho amendment a ouPjlIh't.,Gl'
viii he appointed 10 the canals ana DC sc7Os
fbe for thor mana cement
The Albany Journal says: "Gov. Samuel ).
Tden issues proclamation against bribery at elections
which pupors to be done al the aptol IN tle C' %
Albany tins I'd day OF November IN The year 1915 ba'
Gov samuel j. Tilden hasn't been near the Captoi III
the CITY Of Albany Tor months, and at the feF5
moment this proclamation appears Mr. Samuel j. lldeh
in the City Of New-YoIk busy arranging Tor ana al
ready engaged in bribery al the election or the most
gigantic scale He tht chief ana most agr@h' N!oa'or
Of his Own proclamation Everybody knows that Ms
principal hope Of success IS his money that lie used u
unscriruously to the nomination. ana lHa' lie
will use IL unscrupuOusly 10 promote MS own eItc' 9"
and fail at that! If the D,tgic;At;oney ot Nc"lOH
observed Gov. Tlden's proclamation Tue htst man Ae
would 10 for would be NJ. samuel D. IHdeb