New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
THE STATE CANVASS.

The Utica Observer is badly frightened IL
says: :" Bob Ingerso is coming this way. Search the
Scriptures"
A Prohibition candidate in Monroe County
clines the nomination. He refuses 20 the propriety
of acting as q decoy duck to Republicans
There is a loud demand all along the Repub-
ncan line for thorough organization and immediate eN-
ertion The need Of thorough and systematic ehOrts
not TO be ignored In these last fcw days much can DO
gained by strenuous and perseyering work. and much
cahb lost by indifference OF neglect Ohy ele'eh "oiA
ing days remain
An ugly little complication has arisen in the
Republican canvass, account Of business disagree
monts II that there has been bad blood between
President Orton and YicePrcsdent Cornell OF the west
ern Union Telegraph Company. President Orton sup
posed to have instgated the dropping OF Mr. Cornehs
name from the Vice-Presidcncy. Gov Morgan however
is prominent director and heavy stockholdcr OF the
Company, and it has been thought, could have saved
Mr. Cornell II he had chosen. 1t is now said that he M
tends to insist upon Mr.. Cornclls reinstatement Ine
complication, however, hardly be supposed 70 nave
ADDED 10 the efficiency with which the committee OF
which Mr.. Cornell Is chairman has pushed tue faH'"''
for Gov Morgan's election.
OF the next House The Utica Herald says:
"The Senate is Republican under Republican Pres''
don't II the curse OF Tidcn's election TO como
upon U.S. and the House remain In Democratic hands
few Senators whom Democrats have stigmathed rs NNo
and vena would hold the balance Of power Ihey
would dictate terms in legislation and in nominations.
With proper attention the House can be redeeheu 'N
il must be. Here in Central NowYork an uuoroken ne
publican delegation will be- chosen. The eish' u'S''"
hero in the center have seldom presented stronger names
for the suffrages OF the electors Comm ncing "h SI
Lawrence and Franklin the list is one which speaks co
ouontlv for itself These are the honorable names
District KIN A. b. James; M Johh III, ~ ttu ini'
anlomon Bnndy; XXIL, George A. Bagley AAillH WI
To,o 7 Raron XIV, william II. Baker; NANl, Franz
Uisrork: XVIII, jeremiah W. DWIGHT l6,se mn ,n
viii no M mere scryitors OF a solid south Ihty WI,
represent the best purposes ana ehhghVeheu ih''''
New-York and Of the nation :.
Now this is pleasant The Greenback c'lhui-
date for Governor Mr.. Griffin edits newspaper III Az
banv I'm which he can make known the virtues ot all 'o
Greeuback candidates including Mr. Griffin; Dut ihS'u
Of telling the state all about himself he modesy a'o
the subject and falls TO prasng his Democratic rNai "
this benevolent style: The Democrats did Wise 'n-
when they nominated Lucius Robinson. Robinson h''
a glorious war record and enters the field with ci
TOR for integrity which no one can successfully 's'
A legislator and Controller Lucius Robinson has uon0
great honor not only himself but TO the State ITO $50
man of splendid abilities, clearheadcd, logical ana COZ.
yInclng He is thoroughly posted In State matters au
~ elected will bring the Executive chamber All ao
NJ brain power which will reflect credit on the ste1
Robnson is a man OF large and welleseryed p0puarn1.
In placing him at the head OF the State tchot ths Dn
Gratis have given the Republicans very dicuil Ch
date 10 defeat even with Edwin ID. Morgan 10 Io.o a.
nghting" This ia rs it should be. "Only one Sap
most hear Mr.. Robinson say, :" II you love me- "'"'
don't-dont come out for me y
Mr.. O'Conor, TO be consistent, must come ou'