New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20


The Republican who stays at home in th,
otIs cs,s vote on the side Of Jarvis Lord and william
Dr. X. V. Pierce, the great medicine man.
OF Buffalo, is the Republican candidate for Senator fr
that district He is expected to make lively canvass
and his Identification with the business interests q,
Bunalo renders Republicans hopeful OF his election.
The Hon. Theodore NJ Pomeroy is widely
mentioned as likely to be nominated ia Mr. Woodin',
place. but 1t remains to be whether Wayne County,
Sicn Is 40 uneolnmonly spunky county will allow the
ecHatorshlp 10 continue with Cayuga tor a NTH term
In Chautauqua County, there Is a Democrat
by the OF Moss running for Assembly on a Green
back platform denounCng contraction and shreng for
plenty OF paper money. and the Democratic platform
which is strong for hard money and resumption. But
II Doesn't trouble him In the least.
There are no signs thus far of the great dis
satisfaction said to exist IN the Republican ranks in the
Niagara district. Mr. sanborn mated for soBa-
tor by reclamation, Henry L. TarbOI of Genesee and
Senator Cole OF Orleans the remaining two candidates
warmly suppOrtn him. MI Sanborn has been twice
member OF the Assembly,
And now The Albany Argus has become an
Administration organ, announcing that in sustaining
their party Democrats also sustaining the policy O;
the Federal Administration, far as 1t Is in harmony
with the cardinal principles OF Dem cracy" and demand
Ing the defeat Of the Republican county ticket became
It's success would DO peculiar rcDuke the Admins
traiioD ~
Usually. the able Democrat is slaughtered
by his constituents with prompness an the fate
of the Hon. W. b. Ruggles steuben illustrates this
rule lie was OF the very few able Democrats Of
the Assembly and defeated in the local convention
for the lacA OF vote. seuDen has deprived itself OF
tue honor OF furnishing Speaker If the Assembly had
been Democratic.
Charley" Walker, who wanted "the old
set back, is said have ndorsed President Hayes in
this " sp soil viii ofb
peculiar chucres. lie Is proving such devoted friend
to the Democracy ths every day two consult
my diary to fad ont whether voted FORUM not" This
is too verbose for Charley Walker. some
man has been spelling IL.
Senator Schoonmaker's letter accepting the
Democratic nomination for Attorney General, says moth
ing whatever about the prosecutions OF ring thieves
in progress The only portions OF his letter which be
supposed TO refer to the crusade against tue Canal ng
those in which he says the Democratic party has
given the people honest and frugal government and
refOrmatory measures OF bOth Constitutional and leg
slatye charac or" This does look like "A very az
gressivc AttOrney-General.
Jeremiahs there are in plenty just now.
The Troy Times that kind Of prophet 1t SAYS sig.
nifcantly When Mr. Conkling told the Republican
tral committee Of Oneida County that the Republicans
would surely carry the STATE he made prediction which
his ardent friends not prepared 10 accept IN
perfect confidence The evidence Is accommodating every
day that lie spoke not only tho sincere convictions Of his
mind but with knowledge Of political movements now
going on that are almost certain TO convert his prophecy
INTO substantial reality"
The Rochester Democrat says: "FrOm careful
estimates made Of the district have oyrry reason 70
believe that Senator Woodin would have been triumph
anty reelected and regret the determination, on his
part that will deprive the Republicans OF their most
earnest and sagacious leader but the evidence Of
devotion 10 the Republican cause. which holds
self subordinate principle. must respect the mo
cn how airdn road fha n
has taken II is his own action FOR we happen know
that IL is IN opposition to tho desires and advice OF many
OF the most intelligent aud CONSCIENTIOUS BepdDlcdnsw
the district"
The whole OF this great question OF age
hardly less important than the great question Of whE
is summed up by The Rochester Union in this eausc
fashion: 1.-THE ages OF the Democratic candidates are
Mr. Beach, forty-nne Mr.. Mackin, hny-four; hr
SchOonmaer, fory-nine; Mr.. OlcOtt, thlrtysix; and
Mr. Seymour thirty-four. The ages OF tn Republican
candidates very much like tho Republican eandF
dates themseyes-unknvwn. We believe, however "
has been ascertaned that Grcnvc Tremain the Repue
lean candidate opposed To Judge schOonulaker ior ~
torneyGenera Is twentyone. lie will be- cOns!oeraoD
older before he becomes Attorney General"
Just now the Republican party cannot AFFORD
the luxury OF more than organization RepuOhoaDs
who third tickets will do tho full consciousness
that they casting their for tho ring ticket I'D
ChautauIua County, this evil propensity seems 70 raw
reached dangerous proportions, and threatens inc e
ton OF two Democratic Assem6ymen. The Ohan"hq"'
Democrat says In the First District tae regular eau
didae OF the Republican party, the Hon Sherman VIZ
Hams, Is a staunch Temperance man. member o. wv
Temperance Union and In his votes last inter "s !"
WAYS found against the whlskey interest Yet ano'''
candidate Is put forward by Temperance conyen'"is
the result OF which, should be continue IN the Held vi"
10 the election OF Democrat No other elect can Vo
OF IT, The same thing exists IN this district nm,
didaes drawing tho Republican vote will elect 1T
ocrat Aud yet honest, sincere Temperance iloh pee
In pushing their candidate regardless OF INC WV
quences."
Thursday nights meeting at Albany auop'oa
rcsol tions approving the Administration OF PIeS"v'
Hayes which closed as follows: Tho nominees o' Wv
State Cony entiOn represent. In their pohtic'l an"
sonal character he sentiment ~ tho party IN It's 0e
for the possession OF the qualities Of intelligence NJ
terity In those who occupy public Office ana thci ~
fore Justly claim its support The failure by sn'H
ycntion with equal fidelity to The convictions % "a
party and IN pursuance % uniform usage. dshho'p ~
emphatically 20 sustain the wise and pat'otc co.."
OF the Administration In respect 20 CiYii 90''
reform and southern pacincation, and San Ho'O 80
snirlt OF hostility the Administration In these e'
manifcstly exhibited IN some Of the speeches ~"
some portions Of the platform arc 10 be roefe''e"
demped By pursuing contrary course the COW I'll
would not only have given expression To the n
Of crea, majority of tho party but would haVe i'm M,
welcomo aid TO ito great Official reprcsehlA.o Ro
aaoIt " discharge hs duty, AND tuus t's''''