New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
TIE STATE CANVASS.

The Utica Eepublicaa Ia an aggressive sheet.
It call, George wnlan Curtis tae apostle Of swasn
And now Tammany announces meeting
This makes two meetings. The excitement is becoming
intense
A tull vote; that is the whole story. New
York would Republican full vote jlst rs usei
~ be be ore 1874
The AubluH Advertiser says: " The sky looks
DARK or lr Rose and lAc other Democrat local cand-
dates. Cayusa il getting ready for genuine Republican
Biaiudtv"
Perhaps It would he a simple rule to vote
for the candidate Attorney General whom William ~
Tweed would ike to sge defeated That would make
sure OF keeping bim where he Oel'ugs.
If Nj Beach should be elected, petitions
should he framed requesting him % remJye ~ Albany
with Mr Bcachs atbi-uc cats ia drawng mileage in
nrubruce, tie state cannot Afford 10 have lin hyins 10
Wate,tOwu.
Mr.. Wo0din has succeeded 10 doing at least
one thing. he has made ST. . OF graufyIns natural
resentment I,.iust Treasurer Ross. enemy VINO
once a Iien- II always wei hated and tie columns OF
tie two organs Auburn prove tia he TWO men who, no
doubt very y connected before III politics
hate each 0he IN Tie AstHest fashion. Mr. Woodn had
esptc al raCse f0r orFc he found that old ally
ccd nreak him q, wn in cam align OF character
Well lc rs likely To lave his revenge III handsome ma
iOrity for hr. Pomeroy.
Isaac r. Clements the Republican candidate
for Senator in Newburg District against Mr. St John,
Is said 10y The Ner5rq Journal DO active business
" frsclass abilities and unusual popularity. H.
formerly resi,ent of sullivan County where lie
ned ,xtensivc tannCry for many years lie is
widely known in sullivan County. ana universally re-
spected bis high character. The high estimate i'm
whrl he held by Dis neigAhor- is shown 0y te fact
that De Tor scvtfa years Uemrcr OF the sullivan
Board frors strong Democratic town"
What with the probable nomination of Gen
era Merritt FOR Surveyor, and the nomination of TIE
Hon. ". W. Rockwell. OF Warren. FOR the Senate,
Of The Old Guard of Liberal Republicans coming 20
the front The Albany Journal says Of the latter
ton "Ihe Repubhcans OF tue XVIth District have
made very strong and WORTHY selection IN nominating
". " Rockwell. Of Warren, or the Senate Mr. Rock
well IL one the best known and most popular citizens
OF Northern Eew-YOrk IL is business man OF high
repute and sound practical Judgment and viii bring a
clear and earnest convictions 10 the discharge o.
hls public cutes. The nomination Is one which VIII
thoroug bly, commend itse the people throughout the
Si WITCH Iq IN rTe T 1S Mr RoeRae Wi an be- elected
and will make most excellent Senator.
The only answer. says The Utica Herald,
when representations that there is life in
the Republican campaign "ls FIRST the hiut that the
State ticket of lo consequence compared with the
Senate and second mysterious suggestion that Joan
Morfissey is 10 work wonders in way TO make up
for every deficiency To what pass has the politics Of
NewYork reduced II ne government OF this state
Is depend. argument addressed 20 the people.
thci- choice between principles aud candidates,
ate Of the prize risg r. John Morrlssey has quarrel
with Tsmuany Hail. Republicans have right TO take
advantage of it, and saoud not reject any support
which he may offer 10 their candidates. when self
styled esders further, and try 10 tie Republican
organization 10 bolster up John MorIisscy and to mag
niy h.s power IN politics, % elect him 10 The Senate and
70 strengthen hin in Lis tndesvor the Demo
craft, party and lever into the treasury "a New
1orA lN they wrong the moral sentiment Whch is the
kepuDAcan strength and illustrate auew M Tie most Of
teusiTe way, toe element u per. onai politics."
Ia no part OF the State, probably. has there
been much controversy m the Republican ranks over
tie Presidents policy In the Rochester District where
acOnectorship wa-, some months ago the bone OF So
much couieu ION The feeling against the President has
been strong the part Of wng OF the party that
the tlcgplic announcement OF an endorsements OF
Administration by the County Convention occasoned
some surprise The fH account OF the proceedings n
The Rochester Democrat that The vote hardly
fair test The Administration numbered forty votes.
and thrty-.,ur were opposed while 100 delegates had
let tie hall The difference between the resou-
nous o. the majority and minority consisted IN
but two phrases. The minority were Hing
" hope" that the best results would follow. e.c.
The majority insisted "b0png and trusting;
the majority also insisted saying that they conHded
b aud Supported" the Administration The resolution
o. the minority which reported By Charles T. Fitch,
Of The Democrat, SHOWS that they were not nix
Kardly In praise OF the President and follows:
AesOiped. That the Repub OF Monroe County,
ne entire confidence The puIity and patriotism Of the
President Of the United States. hope thai the most bene
hoent results may ensue from his efforts toward the
achcat0n OF the country and they espcc ally approve
ss purpose q redeem the Pledges made by himself and
NJ patty when bis nomination made and accepted,
oIelorin the Civil Service by reventng Office
'Andases therefor from directing aud controlling party