New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
THE ST1TE CANVASS.

Scratch a canal contractor, and you'll find
warm partisan OF the head Of tho Democratic ticket
If the Tiden Democrats should vote Allen
c. Beach into private life he would stay there That ID
the quickest way to get rid Of him.
Those Democrats who really want reform
out 10 vote now rs they fought for three years
II viii be easter to beat the TweedCanal combination az
the polls than IN tue conventions.
The Utica Herald says: "There are those
who think that Allen Beach will run $4,000 votes be-
mind his ticket II any such disaster should beall him.
he will never be our Secretary OF state"
1t is supposed that those distinguished DEM
ocratic statesmen OF the Jefferson District the Hon
ran,cs T. Starbuck and the Hon Dewitt c. West would
shed tears If Mr. Beach shouldn't happen to be elected
Rnpublicaps in the LIST Assembly District OF
Kings ought to cast their votes for Daniel Bradley the
antRing candidate Mr. Bradley has served two years
in the Assembly and has made the reputation OF an
A much larger proportion of Democratic
than OF Republican Senators have been renOminated-
nine out OF thirteen OF the former while OF the latter
only five out OF nineteen again in the field Election
day may alter these proportions somewhat
The Rochester Union speaks scornfully of the
German-American Independent organization and wants
TO know what It Is The Union is respectfully referred to
MI Oswald Ottendorfer, who proposes with his friends
o vote as lie thinks about me Democratic state ticket
About now is the touching time when tho
home organ usually oyerdoes the local candidate.
As when paper IN the interior sad Jhat the
man OF IT'S choice would shrink from neither physical
nor mental fatigue" the Of his country Some
Democratic candidates that might be named never ran
any danger OF the latter SORT
No citizen who wishes TO SEQ the COnstitu-
tiona amendments submitted TO the people for fair
.n vote should hesitate to vote for the Republican
candidates for the Legislature, unless some OF them are
~, hod character The Democratic party Is thoroughly
Committed against the amendments, and their ony nope
seems to be in a Republican legislature
One Of the favorite Democratic falsehoodS
about the Constitutional amendments Is 10 speak Oh
thc NJ refusing the right 20 vote 70 all who do not
came within Its limitations, thereby leaving the impress
~ ,uon tho mind OF m Ignorant reader that NE DIS
ConcIi.em,pt is complete. But the number OF voters
W bo can be imposed upon m TINS way =, hAlPl! S'
One man finds il lively campaign, any
how II 4, Mr. Edward Gallagher Of Buffalo who -
having an Interesting time OF H. He has received 80
many testimonials to his character from Kepnol'an
nopers OF the state that the Democratic papers take
non-partisan pleasure I'm reproducing themAi
and IL is said that the voters OF ms ols'0t a b'V
TOO fond OF him 10 allow him 10 20 away 70 A'Dau!'
This is an interesting charge me Cucd ne
publican makes against Mr. Goodwin, the Democratic can
ddate for Senator from that District II says that he
broke up his business in Utica In 1851 being then twen'
tyfour years OF age and south to Join the Rebel
forces This Is not the kind OF secessonst the Northern
Republican takes 10. It Is much easier 70 reconcile
with the man who fought with his State.
In Poughkoepsie they have been subjectins
legislative candidates 20 new sort OF scrutiny. A
Democratic aspirant tho Legislature having wagered
$500 that he owed nobody thing little journalistic
enterprise the part OF the Republicans, soon resulted
In the compilation OF nyerystable aud other bills that
looked almost formidable one OF the mileage bills
presented by tie Flying Dutohman OF the Egie Canal"