New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-07
TIE STATE C4NTASS.

Neu,4York is Republican on full VOTE and
the full votei coming A.. .o,,d,,o,,.
,,on 10 the state Prisons ought to be sent there'
u - IN, Ereaing POST and Tho Post is right.
IT. for both the constitutional amendments.
80. which can he cut out AMI voted is printed near
o. ,,ot of the last column on the nth page OF TINS
Uo,v do hard-money men like the promises
IN, Albany Argus to the Greenback party oil mnn'
81 With Gov Tildcn's Administration in return for
their votes
frederick W. Seward deserves large ma
- IN the WITH Senatorial District. He will maze dis
,ng1lshed member Of Senate which has already won
a high reputation FOR aDiIi'y'
}emember that while in the last ten years
.oaincs OF the state prisons have been Si23i.6oo'
'n.~nenditures have been So45361O, ana the deficit
~ ,cc oo7 vote for the state Prison amendment is
S2.-Vo'-S ave the state half million dollars year
"a Republican in this city ought to be kept
. the polls by the prepOnderance OF Iammany ian.
,, psruIlcan candidates will come TO Spuytcn DuyFh
- win handsome majority, and every Republican
80. in this city cancels one Democratic vote ana SO
ulo Inc majority in this city which the Republicans
IeSS , overcome. See to 1t that your vote is cast
v,ree hundred and fifty millions - this Is
a., lttle sum when Mr.. Tidon is to save. Says The
t,uv Argus: Mr.. Tilden knows how TO take care OF
pe public credit He adept at questions Of finance
i, will in effect he his Secretary Of the Treasury
Ia viii mt the public credit solil basis and save
sSjOOO6OOO year to the people in interest alone
he Utica Herald gives this incident
.b,u not vote for Tldel' said prominent Democrat
onsaturiay evening, and personally know IN my hte
village 10 other Democrats who Will refuse 10 support
him This gentleman is a resident OF one of the cher
villages in ueichboring agricultural county Let hs
pubicans be visiIant ana actyr anu tNoS VIII Oo SUI
prisel at the extent OF Their majority
is satisfaction to know that there is
~ tho epPtou W. Belts
-o.opb Hoffman IT, Republican candidates for the As
sembly from the With and Xth Districts III tins cty'
These were two of the five who voted against INC
Republican caucus decision last Winter on the bi"oAl Il
charter and did IL under very suspicious circumstances
They made no demand for Investigation OF the cuE
freely made by their fcllowmembers and reported III thr
View York pauers. and did not follow the example o
their colleague Mr. Watts, when he was finally Godded
INTO doing So Investigation of their share IN the trans
action was only finally had on motion OF MI
I,u,on Fish. ir, whose remarks on the SUBJECT were
p5ined that he came only short Of making the actual
,,o or corruption on the floor. How these two men
Up obtained a denomination is a mystery, rot so much
cause neither OF them mad DISPLAYED the sI-i,cS. ca
ty for the pace-fOr tue Jeh ISOnIan TEST ~"
To Assembly nOmiHatiOns-but because Dolh hti
..c5 guilty of party trcachrry. Their reelection would
merely give them further opportunities iol Ihsd'toHS
of mis- KIND. and they are much better oil al hohe'
may be well enough to take parting
,oo at the two before choosing between them ms
IS The TROY Wings comparison: The Democrats pretend
N think Mr. Hayes not a statesman Bnt ne was wen
,,ncated Youth and Mr.. Tidcn not He studied law
and urispra lence under Story and GriSwod Nj ld'h
had no such training Mr. Hayes was elected 'orPol'
zion Counsel Of Cincinnati for two terms M ILdeh
has mover held an executive municipal office MI Hayes
sarved four years in the war; rising from captain 10
brieadiergeneral. Mr.. Tdan was a usIoya' ATTORNEY
through the war; wrccEng railroads ana trying Ia "iec"
his country. Mr. Hayes served III the AAAL\'u an"
XItb Congresses. and was dnlgclt worker a"aNs H
IN ~ q
onestions Mr. Tldcn has never been In Congress ana
has never held United States office Of any Lnd VI,
HAYES has been thrice elected Governor Vi Ci1,
Ing Pendcton. Thurman. and Allen tlc thtee p'i'
of that state who are statesmen ana nave "a A@.oH,,
reputation. Mr.. Hayes Is the superior ol MI' m
natural talents. IN education anJ tTdihin-, III
IN official experience, and may be proper! ''hca "
statesman"
The New York delegation in the next As
.eniblv Will not De o distinguished one. There were
strong reasons why there should have been an eXcel
tonaI DELEGATION next year The necessity Of wis and
Intelligent action upon the report OF the Charter Com
mission was the greatest Of them Whatever there
good however in the delegation viii come from the re
mblicans. Elliot C. Cowdin, DR.. Hayes, and MeSsr'.
strahan, Gran and Engehart Will make, II All are
elected the most efficient and the most trustworthy
members u that delegation, and Wi! do honor to the
House They viii represent the City Of Nrw-York ~ II
thould be represented But the lat Of Democratic nom
nees may searched almost in for the name OF any
man OF ability adequate 10 the place, and with even
greater hopeIesucsS for the names Of men oi character
MI OHare in The XVIIth District is young member
OF good record but ability and Nj E"eic7lne Ia
the XIXth Is a Columbia College graduate Of some
promise. But the remaining 10 candidaes can be dis
missed as ward politicians, aud some of IN" lowest type
The nomination % Francis g. Spnola for instance is
about as disgaCcful as any Tammany Han cond
have made An improvement i'm the character OF our
legislative representative almost as lar OIL rs ever
and even further on than ever Iamlnauy HaI j. L"
furnish Taking the two lists throughout me chances
that auvl
more decent man Of the two. Every good ctzch WlH
find safe rule vote to-day iOr the Republican can
didate for Assembly the exception 81 Meass betIs
and HO1nan-in every district in the city.