New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-19
The STATE CANVASS

n, McGuire used to talk about tine CRACK
.,,hs Executive whip" Has he just heard III
;ort Gov. Dorsheimer's reception at Rocn-
-. act down in The Albany Argus as thal Oh. Oh n'
ss.Sre yice.President" Isn'tthis trihe
T1s JJGoa Herald makes an estimate OF the Vote
T., en-, state. giving NewYOrk City $4,000 ooo
r0a,ority and yet elects Hayes and wheeler oy
-oSiortty. Less would do, and more wouiun' 10 ~
Tbst declaration for Tilden by Mr.. Mcclure
ths bloekcst treaohery to Peter Cooper year asO
.hasneaker led the Greenbsck party, ana was III :"
=, having money plenty and cheap Now no Ho O Tolls
Hard Money and Soft Money, High Ioiis anu "'"
Tilden and ReiOrm' - .4ors NJ op+i-
,.,,II.. Tn oswepo where Dewitt c. Littlejohn carry
- 49, no-Daigp declared for Hayes and Wheeler DeioS
Dawol, ex-Assemblyman A. S. Page mayor lOn.H0,'
and others are said to be openly opposing Wv Prnyp
election and in Albany EIastus & % said to adhere to
their former sentiments on TINS sulyecE D.
I,,doo Earl is defended by The Troy Press
- che CRITICISMS of the Republican Journals upon MS
conahity as judge. One of the decisions 10 "nicl
seton IA made has been sustained, the PTeSS sVaVes' "
49, oorts Of Massachusetts Vermont and Pennsylvania
INC oso tba remaining members Of the Commits
~ In M AppealsJOhn A. Lott, Hiram cray JOIN ~
povnolds and TheO. W. Dwight-Susained JuuEo Id"
decision; and In third Prol D"Isn' was '"' 0"'
sentient. o II
The denomination of the Hon. George b.
sloan for the Assembly is calling out deserved piaus
m all ouarters of the State The Albany Journal iol
,stsnce saws: "The denomination Of the Hon. George
r Sloan for tho Assembly in the LIST OsWeeo DIS
trict IA matter for hearty cOngratulatlon throush
ont the state He Is o model legislator NO member
of either House for years has more enurey con
nanded the public respect and confidence AS Charan
of the Committee on Ways and Means last winter ne e
limited breadth of view, soundnesS OF yudshoht; Z
readiness of eapacy, and an elevation OF purpose
,on the admiration Of oil who observed MS success
,nanapement Few combine such rare gus VI .nN
sagacity and ATTITUDE for public life, ana no ono cVu
be Guided in ali his public cOnduet Dy hoIe "a IN M
detion IN tho general welfare. Mr. Sloan Is IN All re-
.Dects one OF the soundcst and best men among our
public representatives
About the OILY paper that doesn't seem 10 DC
,upporng any body for President is The Albany 4me'
II any one supposeS that that paper is advocating uo''
Tflden's election this extract may undeociye them
"Vbat then would Gov Tilden, If elected do that GOV
Uaves would not TO aid the people and relieve ther dls
tS He cannot pay the debt That is left to the TAX
svers TO accomplish He cannot regulate the taIlii
since that IS the work Of the Congress What them can
hadot We are answered that he can retrenoh and re-
form, Retrench and reform in what direction, and to
that nurposei To Congress is left the real work OF re-
aDchnent III about that work at tue laSt SESSION.
snd ACCOMPLISHED much but some OF It's WORK heIu p
for special commentator we are talr enough 10
will chance 10 REQUIRE the passage OF deficiency o,s
An December as tho elections are deceived IN tue prtCu
Inc Noyemher There too much rctrenchlncnt AZ te
last CONGRESS- The industrial classes should nave All lhe
aid which the Government can render IN tne q iai9
Gov Tdpns theory OF retrenChment Is one Whc lnshI
ratreneh the abOrng into the pOOrhOse, ana Dlns
ont IN holder relief the line OF demarkatOn between tne
rich and the poor"